Victoria Copper mine seen as strong Lake Superior performer
A Victoria Copper Company note touts its Lake Superior mine in Ontonagon county as a producing asset with 150000 pounds of copper on hand, a 5000 horsepower power plant, and potential to reach 200000 net per year. The article highlights its low-cost production, no debt, 2300 acres, 250 workers, and strong Boston stock market support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Superior
Boston Stock Exchange
Victoria
Michigan
Boston
Stock Exchange
Ontonagon County
Fundicion
Southern Pacific
Douglas Copper Company
Tenneyites prep for Western trip and new signals debate
The article notes Unglaub's strong start and a bold new play by Bresnahan as bases load with two strikes and two outs, designed to rattle the catcher and award a base on balls. Pink Hawley to manage Lacrosse joined by Reds trip plans and roster details. Manager Hanlon suspends Ed Minahan for loitering with further penalties. Ewing Mason Coakley and Leary expected to join the Eastern tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenneyites
Unglaub
Bresnahan
Pink Hawley
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Reds
Schlie
McLean
Mowrey
Chicago
Hanlon
Minahan
Ewing
Mason
Coakley
Leary
Roelofson Provides Stock Margin Loans in Boston
W F E Roelofson of Boston offers money loans on all mining or industrial stocks traded on Stock Exchange or Curb Market. Loans at 70 percent of market value on eligible stocks while others receive 50 percent. Interest at six percent per year. Almond P O Box 2847 Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almond
P. O. Box
Boston
Crimson Lacrosse Team Heads to Ithaca for Cornell Game
The Harvard lacrosse squad left Cambridge for Ithaca to face Cornell today and will play Storrs College at Geneva, New York tomorrow. Captain E K Wendell joined the trip along with a list of players including A T Arnold 08 and S Barber 08.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Cambridge
Ithaca
Cornell
Stobart College
Geneva
N. Y
EK. J. Wendell
A. TF. Arnold
S. Barber
D. L. Cobb
A. H W. Cochrane
A. C. Comey
Ottu. D. Cox
Ke-S. Currie
A. N. Videy
New Division of Hibernians Formed for Boston Newspaper Workers
A new division of the Ancient Order of Hibernians for men employed on Boston newspapers was instituted in the night workers chapel on Washington Street. Suffolk County President John M. Dillon oversaw the installation with officers elected including President James A. Punch and Secretary Richard F. O Leary. Thirty five members were Initiated as Rev P J Lyons and other officers spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Hibernians
Boston
Washington Street
Bromfield Street
Suffolk County
John M. Dillon
George N. Sheehan
John J. Daley
Thomas F. Lal
Amateur and semi pro teams seek managers in Greater Boston
Notices list captains and contact details for youth and junior clubs across Boston area. Groups include Dorchester Centrals 16 year olds T Murphy 749 Dorchester Ave and Hilltop A C 14 year olds M Gray 57 Phillips St plus many others with addresses and guardian contacts for organization coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Boston
New England
G. G. Hall
Cross Street
Somerville
Dorchester Centrals
T. Murphy
Dorchester Avenue
Queen Quality
H. Sanderson
Armstrong Street
Jamaica Plain
Warren A. C
T. Green
Warren Street
Charlestown
Hurons of
Roxbury
M. Campbell
Jackson Street
Somerset A. C
H. Keenan
Langdon Street
Madison A. C
R. A. McGinnis
Cook Street
Hartfords
George Cunniff
Woodward Street
South Boston
Lowell A. C
G. Butler
Lowell Street
City
Hilltop A. C
M. Gray
Phillips Street
J. G. Blount & Co
C. A. Harkins
Bradford Street
Everett
Grammar School League to Be Formed Wednesday
An interscholastic baseball league of Boston grammar schools will be organized at the Dwight School on West Springfield street Wednesday afternoon. Principals and submasters of leading schools and managers and captains of the boys teams will attend the meeting. Officers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Grammar Schools
Dwight School
West Springfield Street
Dartmouth Confident to Beat Amherst in Dual Track Meet
Dartmouth aims to defeat Amherst in Hanover after a strong showing against Harvard. The upcoming Saturday dual meet at Dartmouth College excites students as the teams renew a long rivalry with Dartmouth confident of a solid victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Amherst
Harvard
Market Review and Outlook Indicates Mixed Week for Stocks
Prices rose modestly amid bullish moves by professional traders centered on Union Pacific and railroad equities. While a low call money rate and strong US Steel results supported gains, crop news and political events sparked caution. Brokers split on outlook as public participation could lift gains or render any rise temporary. Local mining issues and weekly sales also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
United States Steel Corporation
Grand Circuit pacing stakes guide shows shifts and entries
The article outlines pacing stake developments across cities including Detroit and Readville Readville leads entries with 45 entries against Detroit 21 Columbus 31 and Hartford Decades of trainers and horses noted Bruce Girdle headlining Crabtree stable with Nut Boy My Star and Princine Siliko foal discussed amid Morgan lineage praise
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Providence
Chamber of Commerce
Detroit
F. Geers
Direct Hal
Baron Gratton
Walter Direct
Ardelie
Cleveland
Buffalo
Poughkeepsie
Readville
Columbus
New Fingland Stables
Hartford
Charter Oak
Massachusetts
Crabtree
Bruce Girdle
Daffin Park
Savannah
Nut Boy
My Star
Princine
Sidney Prince
Hal Direct
Direct
Hal
Stella Oaks
Baron Oaks
Gentry
John R. Gentry
Emma Jr
Mary Scott
Hillcrest Farm
Quincy
Alliewood
Jennie Scott
Roberta
Walnut Hill Farm
Wrexington
Moka
Siliko
Wilton
Silicon
Red Jacket
Last Day for Entries for Work Horse Parade
Entries for the work horse parade close today with about 450 already received. Officials expect another full turnout matching last year despite the strike. Judges, unpaid and early to arrive, are chosen for their care and expertise as photos of draft horses and prize winners appear in Lloyd’s window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hucksters
Pedlery
Lloyd
Optician
Boston
Harvard Nines Victory Sparks Team Ahead of Williams Game
The Harvard baseball nine, praised after a surprising win over Holy Cross, prepares for Williams on Soldiers Field. Slater may start pitching while Harvard heads to Ithaca for a key contest with Cornell after an earlier Yale victory, with Dana lauded for a decisive hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Holy Cross
Williams
Soldiers’ Field
Slater
Crimson Nine
Ithaca
Cornell
Ithaca Boys
Yale
Hartford
Dana
Trarvard
Douglas Copper stock offer spurs rapid investor purchases
A financial notice from Boston broker Co. F. King promotes the Douglas Copper Company offering 20 000 shares at 10 50 each. It touts ore valued at 13 5 million and potential dividends as the company plans a 1000 ton smelter. It urges immediate orders before all shares are sold.
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Eseer
Boston
Butte
Bonanza
Cal
Arizona
Eeee . Co
Daly Copper Range
Domiblon
Elm River
Franklin
Granby
Greene Cananea
Guanajuato
Isle Royale
la Salle
Mexico
iMichigan E
Montana
Nevada
North Butte
Old Colony
Old Dominion
Osceola
Phenix Eos
Quincy
Rhode Island
Santa Fe
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
Utah
Victoria
Winona Ee
Wolverine
William KE. Soule
Douglas Copper Company
Douglas Copper
United States
Greene Consolidated
Utah Consolidated Copper Companies
Co. F. King
Keith to Branch Out Into Legitimate Theatre Field
In Buffalo Mr B F Keith told the New York Herald United Booking Agency plans to enter legitimate productions next season. He cites threats of invasion in vaudeville and notes support from Belasco Fiske Lawrence and others. Boston Theatre reconstruction will delay August opening, heightening interest in next season’s theatrical moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
B. F. Keith
New York Herald
United Booking Agency
Kelth
Keith
David Belasco
Harrison Grey Fiske
Arthur Lawrence
Boston
Boston Theatre
Lillian Lawrence to Open Park Theatre Season in Boston
Miss Lillian Lawrence one of Boston's most popular actresses will arrive Friday afternoon aboard the Northern Pacific flyer from Portland. She will perform at the Park Theatre starting Saturday May 18, opening with Frou-Frou in the Bernhardt role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Lawrence
Boston
Park Theatre
Miss Lawrence
Northern Pacific Flyer
Portland
Oregon
Baker Stock Company
Sarah Bernhardt
Lost Thumb On Watering Cart In Somerville
Charles Russell a Somerville cart driver lost the right thumb when alighting and the crank mechanism caught it. He slipped and fell, leaving the thumb in the brake. He was taken to the hospital in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Russell
Allen Street
Somerville
Russell
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Atle
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W.F. E. Roelofson
Crimson
Hibernians
Grammar School League
Billy Root
Sherman Morgan
Baron Wilkes
Black Hawk
George Wilkes
Telegraph
Morgan
Justin Morgan
Sonora
Douglas
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale University
Journal Building
Field and Make
Hollis ST
Isaac B. Rich
Rogers Bros
Ireland
Olca Nethersole
Adrienne Lecouvreur
Sapho
Camille
Eve
Carmen
Tanqueray
Castle Square
Tremont
Ter St
the Gondoliers
Colonial Theatre
Eggs At & Sharp
Carl
Virginia
SAT
Harned
Washington
Dover Sts
Miles Bros
Family Circle
AC Bowerys
Lyceum
New York Stars Daily
Hough and
Adams and
Excellent Company Chorus OF
Billy Watson
I Orch
Park
Real Grand Opera San Carlo Opera CO
Alice Nielsen
Sig
Constantino
Tues
Evres
la Brahame
Don Pasquale Yhurs
Trovatore
Percy Williams
Mats
Oxford
Favori
Chas. Miller & Co
Julian Rose
Tom Hearn
Katherine Nelson
Mimic Four
The
Stallzn
Opera House
Clobe
Ford
John Craig CO
Heart OF Maryland
Old Heidelberg
Crace Ames Filkins
Bowdoin
Trouyse Oe
Ss Qu Theatre
Austin & Stone’s Museum and Vaudeville Theatre
Scollay
Symphony Hall
Adamowski
National League
Columbus Avenue
Philadelphia
Connelly & Burke's
Adams House
Cashin’s
Young’s and
Parker's
Boles
Washington St
Condit
New York
Fall River
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