Annual Meeting and Market News From East Boston (Land) Co
The East Boston Land Company held its annual meeting electing John C. Watson Wesley A. Gove George B. James George A. Alden Henry F. Rose Charles G. White and Charles F. Adams as directors from 160 000 shares with 100 141 voted. The Wolverine mine April output reached 231 tons from 14 370 tons of rock yielding about 28 pounds per ton refined copper. Great Northern railroad April gross earnings 2 153 063 and 10 months 24 729 66 a rise. Copper stocks in Boston weak while London copper futures show short interest up. The Boston Stock Exchange notes ex rights for American Telephone and Telegraph. Montana Supreme Court decisions favor Snohomish and Tramway mines and related parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston (Land) Company
John C. Watson
Wesley A. Gove
George B. James
George A. Alden
Henry F. Rose
Charles G. White
Charles FE. Adams
Wolverine
Great Northern Railroad
A. F.holden
United States Mining Company
Montana Supreme Court
Snohomanch
Boston & and Montana Ore
Boston & Montana
Supreme Court
Montana
Heinzes
Snohomish
Centennial-Eureka
Mountain Copper Mining Company
Shesta County
California
New Jersey
Boston Stock Exchange
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
American Bell Telephone Company
American Agricultural Chemical Company
West
Boston
Amalie
London
Lake
Cochiti
Cochit
Navaho
Boston Associated Banks
New York Reserve
Prospective Mining Stocks and Market Mentions
A fragmented note outlines potential mining stocks with partial company names and unclear details. It mentions Sas Saitta Be the Mat ton and Sling gs ts eri ache Se so ve TL MCE among others, but the text is incomplete and lacks verifiable data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabepeen
Peerewerere
Hogton & Halse
California
Aetna Seeevese
Boston
Copper Er Iing Offers Sealed Chance at Copper Stock
An advertisement touts a once in a lifetime copper investment with shares at 60 cents offering rapid gains. It markets 1,000,000 shares issued with 800,000 in treasury and promises high returns through a claimed major copper deposit project led by Morrill Smith & Co. in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Calumet
HBOLA
Nes Ie
Wheat market notes show weaker tone and large world shipments
Messrs Howard Crosby and Co report a softer wheat tone this morning with minimal speculative trade. Liverpool prices fell about 14 cents influenced by global shipments and favorable home crop prospects except Ohio's 41 percent condition hinting at 18 million bushels. Paris opened modestly higher as foreign houses show activity in early trading. World wheat shipments last week rose versus prior and year ago levels, with receipts lower today at 888 cars versus 584 last week and 871 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Howard
Mttle
S. Cor Abipapente Ee
Compari Zoe
Two Directors Resign Over Gates Control at Steel and Wire
New York May 7 There is war in the American Steel and Wire Company Two directors Henry Seligman and Frederick Strauss resigned saying Gates would not retire from management They cited manipulation of the stock market and Gates dominance as the cause The resignations followed a stormy board meeting at 71 Broadway Gates claimed a clear majority and refused to resign The notice notes Gates may not sail to Europe and that vacancies will be filled shortly The case of George A Lamb against Gates continued with magistrate Zeller denying a dismissal motion
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New York
American Steel and Wire Company
Gates
Henry Seligman
Frederick Strauss
American Steel and ‘Wire Company
John W. Gates
Mr. Gates
Europe
Geligman
Strauss
George Alfred Lamb
Zeller
New York State
Chainmanen
Seneca Woman Earns Nurse Diploma on Cattaraugus Reservation
May 6 Miss Nancy Ruth Seneca, first full-blood Indian woman to receive a trained nurse diploma, is the daughter of a Seneca chief on the Cattaraugus reservation. She pursued medical studies at the same medical college and demonstrated dedication and capability in her training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Edwards Gansworth
Nancy Ruth Seneeca
Prince- Uate
Ton University
Balamanga
N. Y
Nancy Ruth Seneca
Miss Seneca
Cattaraugus Reservation
Soere
Consideration of Naval Appropriation Bill Begun
Senate debate touches on sympathy for the Boers and Hungarian treatment. Chandler amendment on marine corps expenses tabled. Armor plate secret session planned. House suspends for multiple bills including pension reform to expand widow benefits. Sickles attends as GA R member. Senate weighs seating resolutions and Nicaragua Canal. House backs Porto Rico bank renaming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Teller
Grea Britain
Webster
Chandler
Marine Corps
Los
House
Senate Bt
Pension Office
Dan Sickles
Sulzer
New York
South African
Senate Committee On
Bank of Porto Rico
Motive Revealed in Shocking Robbery Case
The accused, claiming revenge and robbery as motive, tells police court his aunt is a murderess and he is a degenerate. He has no counsel, offers no defense, and is held without bail for the grand jury.
Confession of John Garrabrant in Maas murder case
John Garrabrant admits planned killing of Henry Maas aged 16. He describes going to a cellar and woodshed, grabbing a lead weight with a leather strap, hitting Maas on the head, tying his hands with tar cord, and taking $3 from Maas’s coat envelope. He states Maas begged not to be killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hayes
Henry
John Garrabrant
Henry Maas
Jersey City Youth Confesses to Slaying Playmate in Cellar
John Garrabrant, 19, admitted killing Henry Maas in Jersey City, saying upon seeing Maas’ body that he had killed the boy. He was held without bail for the grand jury after a confession and unrepresented defense, with details of the brutal assault and escape to Nyack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrant
Meme? Maas
Henry’ Haynes
John Garrabrant
Jersey City
New York
Henry Maas
Kelly
Garrabrant
Maas
Young Garrabrant
Nelle Garrabrant
Paterson
Sharpe & Alan
Murray Street
Garrabrant and mother linked to fatal crime case
A youth named Garrabrant confessed to a crime after being escorted by Police Captain Kelly from Nyack to Jersey City. He identified the murdered boy’s coffin at the morgue with no emotion, replying only yes when asked if it was the dead face. He was jailed as an accessory with his mother present.
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Lly
Jersey City
Nyack
Garrabrant
Justice of the Peace
Kelly
Carpenter George H. Bryant Found Dead at Bradford Street Lodging
George H. Bryant a 41 year old carpenter was found dead in his room at 2 Bradford street where he had lodged about four months. He had been ill for some time. Undertaker Jones prepared the body and the medical examiner was notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Bryant
Bradford Street
Undertaaer’ Jones
Electric Car Incident Injures Two on Washington Street
Shortly before noon yesterday Samuel Miller and Louise Goldman were struck by an electric car on Washington Street. Miller was injured and taken to the hospital. Authorities reported the driver remained at the scene and that the incident is under investigation.
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Samuel Miller
Louise Goldman
Washington Street
Aey
Miller
Qrpies
Y Hospital
Missing Cambridge Girl Fannie Ward Nine Days Absence
A 17 year old girl, Fannie Ward, has been missing from her North Cambridge home at 68 Richdale Avenue for nine days with no news reaching her distraught parents for five days.
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Fannie Ward
Richdale Avenue
North
Cambridge
Bangor Seminar Alumni Association Names Officers
Twenty one members gathered for the second annual ting and dinner at the American case. Dr. Cyrus Hamlin of Lexington, builder of Roberts College in Constantinople, described as now 9 years old, was the client. Officers chosen: Charles E. Harrington president, W. H. Bolster vice president, A. H. Wheeler of Millis secretary and treasurer.
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Bangor Seminar Alumni Association
Boston and Vicinity
Cyrus Hamlin
Lexington
Roberts College
Constantinople
Harles E. Harrington
W. H. Bolster
A. H. Wheelock
Millis
Unclear Entry on Property Recovery Listing
Fragmentary OCR shows a property recovery note mentioning Kell Shiel and Fran Wane with a value around 126 and a street address on South Étus Street. The readable items imply a legal or property issue but specifics are missing.
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Étus Street
Wrecked Brine Al Dine Off Jersey Coast
A shore wreck near the Jersey coast was spotted this morning with reports that the vessel Al Dine was wrecked and washed ashore. No further details on casualties or exact location were provided.
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Jersey
South Boston Bill For Municipal Building Defeated
A proposed Ferrntoipel Mcssaac bill to erect a municipal building in South Boston failed last session. The measure, backed by William S. McNery, sought a $000 appropriation and a bridge project planned for six to 16 years, with action forthcoming from the legislature amid party support.
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Mcssaac
Carey
South Sea
William 8. McNery
Relief Funds for Ottawa Sufferers Grow in Canada and New Zealand
May 7 Ottawa relief fund reaches $19 0 including 90 from Sir Henry Irving The Lord Mayor of Manchester opened a relief fund for Ottawa sufferers Meanwhile Wellington New Zealand after talks with legislators decided to forward 25000 to Sir Wilfrid Laurier for Ottawa fire relief
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London
Mansion House
Ottawa
Henry Irving
Manchester
Wellington
N. Z
New Zealand
Wilfrid Laurier
Carleton Bequest Funds Aged Home In Georgetown
In Salem probate today the will of George H. Carleton of Georgetown leaves $20000 to establish the Carleton Home for Aged in Georgetown. Also named are $5000 to the Home for Little Wanderers in Boston and the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Clara A. Payson of Salem adds a $2000 bequest to the Free Hospital for Women in Boston.
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Salem
George H. Carleton
Georgetown
Carleton
Boston
Massachusetts
Clara A. Payson
Free Hospital For Women
Local Expressman Hurt In Street Car Collision
Hiram Cushman, an expressman, was injured when his horse ran loose on two a street. He was thrown from the wagon, dislocating his shoulder and suffering internal injuries. He was taken home by police assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Cushman
Sionstreet Street
Wee Horse
Shman
Police
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Annual Meeting of East Boston (Land) Company
Boston Bank
American Steel & Wire Directors
Seligman
Steel Steels
Bain
Int
Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham Railroad
York
Elwae
AMG
Ais
Baltic
Mohawk
Lake Copper District
Lamank
Great Northern
Ornne
Helvetia
Morrill Smith & CO
Winthrop Bidg
Boston, M
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Fortuna- Gas
National ‘Mint
Boston Stock Sales
Poston
Wagar
Salpas Ie Chemical
Suaeese Pee Tennial Bursa
Royale Eeeentes
Mass Electric
NB & Coke
Eevee Sage
NEW York Stock Exchange
Railroads
High — Atchison
Ic Reeves Eae Ee
Erie Western
Kegrille
Southern Railway
Peeters
Paied Avenue
Seebeeseeer
Wheeling & L B
Anaconta
Federal Steel
Wy General Plevtric
National Biscnit Eee
Tagionel Steel
Chicago Markets
Coeur d’Alene
Frederick Robertson
John C. Cheney
Pennsyvania Railroad
Lurayne
N. Bell
Indian Youth and Maiden
Carlisle
N. d
Gan. Ma
Nance
John
Young Maas
Slun
Eighteenth Street
Gerrabrant
Julia Coyle
Joe Garrabrant
Ice Railway
Margaret Primrose
Bangor Seminary
South Boston Bills
Relief Funds For
Expressman
Swelland Gonn
Banfi
Carter
Carter Go
Knox
Goong Morris Morning Harter Ee
CE Deve & Co
RSE
IEC Ay
Park Square
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