Stocks Stronger on Wall Street May 4 Key Coal Leads Rally
Wall Street records a strong and more active session with high priced anthracite shares leading gains. Delaware & Hudson, Delaware, Lackawanna & Western, and New Jersey Central rise sharply as Reading and Missouri, Kansas & Texas peak in activity. Copper stocks, including Copper Range and Amalgamated, push higher while the industrial list lags. Multiple company dividends and mining outputs are noted with cautious profit expectations.
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Wall Street
New York
Delaware & Trudson
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
New Jersey Central
Reading
Granger
Chicago & Northwestern
St. Paul
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
Gould
Missouri Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Westinghouse Electric
Baltimore & Ohio
Ohio
Hicago & Alton
Hayy
Western
Tosio
Chicago & NW
Chicago
St Louis
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Ack & West
Mbiy Thy Sant
Denver
Rio Grande
Hocking Valle
Illinois Central
Town Central
Louisville & Ashville
Manhattan
Metropolitan St Ry
Minn
X& St Fouls
Vixie
Ecco
Wey Mo
Kansas
Or & Texas
Mexico
Lax Central
Norfolk& Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
San Fran
Seems Ac
St Paul
Southern Pacific Sone
Net Southern Railway
Texaaas & Pacific Ee
Toledo St
West Oe
Trion Pacific
Wabasher
Wheeling & Lake Frie
Wisconsin Central
American
Iscellaneot Amalgamated
Gi Am Car & Foundry
Trooklyn Transit
Consolidated Gaa
General Electric
People’s Gas
Republic Steel
Tennval & Trou
Aso
Western Union
Am Bell Tel
Am Tel & Tel
Lb & OD
United el
Etna
Allouez
Amalgamated
Arcadian Min. Ee
Atlantic
Boston
Boston & Maine
Toston & Prov
Daly-West
Dom Coal
Dom Iron & Steel
Og River
Fitchburg Prefon
Ranklin
Isle Royale
Mass Electric
Michigan
Mont & Bos
New York Central
NH & H
Old Colony
Old Dom
Osceola
Parrot
Og US
Pere Marquette
Eng
Pullman Co
Quincy
Trimountain
R'Unity
Union
L&ms
Union Pacific
United Fruit
United Sho
Coal & Oil
Tunnel accident dismissed as panic rumor in Boston
Subway workers at the Boston end of a large tunnel were hit when a bucket filled with earth fell from 40 feet, injuring one man and burying others. Michael McLaughlin, 38, suffered a scalp wound and broken shoulder. a crowd aided rescuers and a landslide rumor briefly spread. Italian shovellers fled but returned after delay. hoisting chain failure cited.
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Boston
State Street
Michael McLaughlin
Lothrop Place
Boston Clearing House Moves to New India Building
The Boston Clearing House opened in its new rooms in the India building. The hall features a horse shoe of 30 grated desks for the 30 banks, a committee room with bank note engravings, a stock room, a cage for balances, a large vault, railed-off bookkeeper desks, a telephone booth, a staff locker room and marble toilet, with the manager’s office overlooking the floor.
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Boston Clearing House
India Building
State Street
Charles Head Building
Clearing House
Stock Exchange Notice on Share Movements and Rights
The report lists ex-rights and paid assessment details with total sales across listed stocks totaling 16 920 shares bonds at 60 000 dollars rights 5 808 unlisted stocks 7 038 shares.
Names Confusion Clears in Newport Prison Case
A March 26 report from Newport wrongly named John Whitcomb of US Navy as the thief in the Fort Preble botched robbery aboard the Fall River steamer Priscilla. The real robber was Charles Bickleman, a Coast Artillery member, who posed as a soldier, robbed Whitcomb, and was later tried and convicted after Whitcomb was mistakenly charged.
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Newport
R. I
John Whitcomb
United States
Charles Bickleman
Seventy-fifth Coast Artillery
Fort Preble
Whitcomb
Navy
Bickleman
Fall River
Boston
McGregor Held for Causing Ritchie's Death
In Salem district court Edward McGreegor was held in 1500 bail for trial tomorrow on charges of causing the death of Charles Ritchie in a Beverly boarding house at 65 Rantoul street yesterday morning.
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Salem
Edward McGreegor
Charles Ritchie
Rantoul Street
Beverly
Captain Olsen Receives Command Of Government Towboat
Captain Charles O. Olsen, a prominent New England steamshipman, is appointed to command a government towboat at Portsmouth New Hampshire after finishing a competitive examination with ten others. He previously captained the four masted schooner John S. Ames which was wrecked on Galveston bar, and served as chief mate of the Nantucket and captain of the Spartan. The port logs note cargo exports and imports, vessels arriving, and arrivals from Jamaica and Barbadoes, with passenger lists and fish prices among the day’s maritime updates.
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Charles O. Olsen
New England
Portsmouth
N. H
John S. Ames
Galveston Bar
Nantucket
Norfolk
Baltimore
Spartan
Central Wharf
Philadelphia
Vigilant
Wall
Admiral Dewey
Long Wharf
Jamaica
D. P. Toomey
H. B. Stedman
W. D. Morgan
Asa Dalton
Edith Dalton
K. Sweeney
L. J. Hadley
W. W. Williams
M. F. Coxcroft
W. B. Don
Borderer
Bluefields
Regina
Carrie F. Roberts
Angie B. Watson
Pythian
Arrow
Mary A
Olivia Sears
Dido
New York
Fred L Ames Purchases Irish Hunting Animals
A steamer Devonian carried six Irish hunters a pony and a dog consigned to Fred L Ames of Boston. Four experienced horsemen accompanied the animals.
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Devonian
Fred L. Ames
Boston
Shipping News May Almanac Highlights and Arrivals
May shipping almanac notes sun and moon timings and day length. Arrivals include steamers Devonian McConkey from Liverpool with 41 cabin passengers for Frederick Leyland & Co. and Michigan Gr. Eynon from Liverpool to Warren & Co. with 247 steerage passengers. Also lists Lord Erne with 26 cabin passengers from Admiral Dewey, and other vessels from Port Morant and Cienfuegos, plus several cleared ships and sailings to Charleston and Norfolk with tug operations and barges.
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Devonian
McConkey
Liverpool
Eng
Frederick Leyland & Co
Michigan
Eynon
Warren & Co
Buenosare
Eastaway
Glasgow
Moville
Galway
Hector
Keene
Weehawken
U.S
Scorpion
C. H. Busch
Hampton Roads
Theolene
Frances
Brunswick
Katharine D. Perry
Connor
Norfolk
Copper Range Consolidated 1902 annual report overview
The first annual report for Copper Range Consolidated Co. covers 1902 and details Baltic and Champion mines development, costs, and output. It explains per pound costs, projected production growth, and anticipated stamps capacity. Financials show debt, stock movements, and early-year profits, with notes on railroad earnings and future expansion plans.
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Copper Range Consolidated Company
Baltic
Copper Range Consolidated
Champion
Copper Range Railroad
Paine
Baltic Company
Lake Superior
Calumet & Hecla
Rocf
St. Mary’s Mineral Land Company
Old Copper Range Company
Mass City
Houghton
Mich
Calumet
Laurium
Heath
Faxon complains after raid on his house
In Quincy on May 4 Mr Faxon protested a police raid on one of his properties. He claimed officers only shared half the story, saying he alerted authorities and urged a raid, while asserting he opposes illegal liquor selling in his establishments.
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Quincy
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Dean’s
Boston Proof
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Mohawk
Trinity
Salt Lake
Brooklyn
McVichie
Osceola Consolidated Company
Bigelow
Greene Consolidated
Cananea
East Boston Company
Gordon S. Howe
Paul H. Kendricken
Watson
Commonwealth
East
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Daly-West Company
Franklin Mining Company
Utah Consolidated Mining Company
Winona
NEW York Stock Exchange
Railroads
Woodman
Summerville
Congress St
Haight &Freese Co
State ST
NEW Clearing House
the New Clearing House
Post
Charles A. Ruggles
Ss Steel
Eee
Utah
Victoria
yWest End St Ry
Western T & T
Westing Electric
M’gregor
Ritchie
Jerome Gaskin
Patrick Collins
Busch
Massachusetts
Navy Yard
Josephine
New Bedford
Barbadoes
St. Helena
Allan
Storm King
William H. Gallison
Ireland
Shipping News
Saxonia
Chattahoochee
James S. Whitney
Race Horse
Meteghan
Belleveau Cove
N. 8
H. M. Stanley
Alme
N. B
Bear River
N.S
Seminole
Charleston
S. C
Jacksonville
State of Maine
St. John
Portland
Massport
Falcon
Newport News
Fortuna
Herman Winter
Standard
S. O. Co
Gettysburg
Boxer
Robesonia
Lorberry
Lehigh
Black Diamond
Annual Report OF
Copper Range CO
Baltic Mining Company
Upper Range Company
Murghi
Cerstages
Copper Range ‘Consolidated Company
Copper Range Company
Skeelgthr
IAS
Baltic Mining
Com- Palf
Jo Ls
Aiaveparn Sie
Henry Faxon
Shipping
Poston
Bohemian
Cestrian
London Direct
Anglian
Manchester
New Direct
Caledonian
Red Star Line
WERP
Pinemore
Antwerp
Houghton & CO
Fred’k Leyland & CO
Ltd
Cunard Line
Queenstown
Marconi
Ivernia
Altonia
Carpathia (New
Alexander Martin
Mayflower
Mediterranean
Azores
Gibraltar
Genoa
Naples
Vancouver
Cameroman
Sachem
Hoosac Tunnel
Charlestown
Milk Street
Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Co Steamship Lines
Providence
A. M Graham
Battery Wharf
Washington Street
Summer Street
School Street
W. P. Corts
R L
Savannah Line Ocean Steamship CO
Savannah
Fla
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Simmons & Marsters
School St. Fe
N.E. Agt
Broadway
Wash, St
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line
Wing
Southern Pacific Company
New Orleans
Pier
North Mooresty
Louisiana
Texas
Colorado
Tab
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Hawaiian Islands
Japan
China
Philippine Islands
Australia
L.A. Mytving
G.F.P.A
F. Kr
Carrier
Washington St
Masa
Dominion Atlantic
Yarmouth
Lewis Wharf
J. F. Mastors
New Eng
Custom House
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