Inside Interests Sell Bell Telephone at Tamarack Meeting
New York market opened irregular and quiet with 302000 shares traded. Sugar led with 59000 shares. rail equities fluctuated as a Buffalo strike settled and wage hikes for Standard Oil employees boosted bullish sentiment. Analysts expect easy money for six months, advise purchases in C B Q Rock Island St Paul and Atchison. Sugar declares a dividend. Amalgamated Copper meeting in June. St Paul earnings and Sugar selling in New York noted.
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Pennsylvania
Missouri Pacific
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Green Point
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Bryan
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Lowell Machine Shop Company
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J. F. Tichenor
Boston
British Columbia Copper Company
Allie & Co
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Arthur H. Gilbert
George BE. Gilbert
Foote & French
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George P. Fogg, Jr
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Arnold Sipabusencenspineee
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Everese
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Allouez
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Old Colony
Rhode Island
American Loan & Trust Company
Butte & Boston Consolidated Mining Company
Montan
Osceola
Parrot
Utah
Bigelow
Tamarack Mining Company
Calumet & the
Amalgamated Copper Company Notice of Annual Meeting
In a May 1 1900 notice the Amalgamated Copper Company sets a meeting time at 8 o clock for its annual gathering. Secretary Bierman is identified as the signatory.
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Oftich
Amalgamated Copper Company
Broadway
New York
M. le
Biermaen
Market Notes and Stock Exchange Glimpses
A garbled market summary reports activity in stocks bonds and commodities with references to American Telephone and Telegraph Bay State Gas Tamarack and Revenue Leasing among others. It notes rights sales at Boston Stock Exchange and quotes on copper and wheat markets alongside crop conditions and forecasts with remarks attributed to traders and brokers.
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Boston Stock Exchange
American Bell Telephoneompany
Ben” Palmer
Cochiti
Bell Telephone
Fortuna-Republica
Bay State Gas
Tamarack
Bigelow
Gas Hearing in Boston Gas Investigation
The committee on manufactures held a further hearing on the Boston gas inquiry. Attorney Butler for New England Gas & Coke Co defended the Boston-Brookline contract as legal and outside Gas Commission reach. Anderson pressed that the contract violates laws and urged a T-cent gas bill, while Butler called the bill an attempt to legislate away rights.
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Committee On Manufactures
Boston
Butler
New England Gas & Coke Company
Anderson
Gas Commission
Margaret Brown Arrested on Disorderly House Charge
Margaret Brown aged 43 was arrested on a warrant yesterday afternoon for keeping a disorderly house at 14 Pitts Street.
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Margaret Brown
Pitts Street
R Marriner Wins Diamond Medal From New England Choir Board
The New England choir competition organized by the Boston Conservatory of Music awarded the diamond medal to Director R. Marriner for enhancing church choirs and Sunday schools.
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New England
Boston Conservatory of Music
R. Marriner
Lobster size bill sparks House debate and vote
The House debated a bill to reduce lobster size from 10 to 9 inches, with arguments over industry impact and coastal fishermen interests. After lengthy discussion, the bill moved toward third reading by a large majority, amid further amendments on labor hours and retirement pay for military staff.
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Taunton
Marshall
Rockport
Kyle
Plymouth
Reads
Marblehead
Buswell
Methuen
Francis
New Bedford
Floyd Receives Diamond Medal and Trophy for Choir and Orchestra
R Marriner Floyd awarded a diamond medal by the Boston Conservatory of Music for leading his choir and orchestra. Assisting during the competition were Theodore Gordon of the Boston Symphony Orchestra Thomas Gill formerly of Reeves Band Providence R I George Lowell Tracy and Frank Kaula.
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Theodore Gordon
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Thomas Gill
Reeves
Providence
R. I
George Lowell Tracy
Frank Kaula
Possible motive in divorce case involving Pullman and Mrs. Bowers
New York reports suggest George M. Pullman and Mrs. Fred V. Bowers register as husband and wife to build grounds for divorce. They refuse to reveal marriage details, claim unlawful cohabitation, and face a $59 000 suit funded by Pullman's uncertain income. observers predict further divorces and remarriage.
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New York
George M. Pullman
Fred V. Bowers
Pullman
Mrs. Bowers
Bowers
Chicago
Lynne Fernald
Pension and teachers bill sparks intra party clash in Boston
In Boston the debate over pensions and teachers bills drew sharp lines. Soule of Bristol opposed limiting personal control of funds while Kelcher of Suffolk argued pensions would raise service standards and cost taxpayers nothing. Innes of Suffolk favored the teachers bill but opposed pensioning one class. The group disagreed on immediate passage as Attwill and Maxwell split from Kelcher and Innes, leading to a defeated motion to refer and a failure to grant a third reading.
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House
J. Engstrom
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Law Department
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Cambridge
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Haverhill
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Soule
Bristol
Kelcher
Suffolk
Innes
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Messrs. Chamberlain
Plymouth
Messrs. Ross
Sanderson
Goebel murder inquiry hears juror note on fees
In Frankfort Kentucky W H Culton resumes testimony stating Governor Taylor authorized paying Youtsey any fee to leave Ken uc Guiton says he did not know whereabouts of Bows ers or Youtsey when the Goebel shooting occurred Culton adds he told more on the stand than to anyone else and that Youtsey said the plan to kill Goebel had been abandoned
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W. H. Culeton
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Culton
Taylon
Maxwell Trial Near End in Portland Case
In the Maxwell murder trial in the United States Circuit Court in Portland Maine the government evidence closed yesterday afternoon. The defense led by Anthoine began this morning with Elmer Maxwell testifying that the quarrel with Captain Baisley was provoked and his assault was in self defense. A lengthy cross examination followed as Maxwell stuck to his story. Campbell and Seaman McIntyre testified about a shore conversation and Maxwell's intoxication. Police Chief Clark testified Maxwell's face was not scarred but one eye was black. The case will go to the jury tomorrow.
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Maxwell
United States
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Elmer Maxwell
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Campbell
Seaman McIntyre
Clark
St. John
Ton Morrow
Somerville Library Lets Card Holders Take Ten Books
Trustees approve a summer loan plan allowing each card-holder to borrow ten books during July and August and keep them four weeks. Renewals by mail or exchanges for a new set are available. Proposed by Sam Walter Foss, librarian since May 1898. Somerville Library circulation leads the state except Boston Public Library.
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Somerville
Sam Walter Foss
Somervillebrary
Boston Public Library
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