Copper stocks rally on strong copper outlook and market tone
A mixed trading day in the stock market saw copper shares lead gains as insiders expect copper prices to rise before June. United Metals Selling Co raised European prices, Calumet & Hecla sold much of its stock, and Copper Range advanced on large volumes despite late-day selling.
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Isle Royale
Mohawk
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John Mulholland
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Monon
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Rock Island
Delaware & Hudson
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Boston
Market Close Report from Boston Trading Floor
Boston on May 7 published the day’s market lines with the highest and lowest sales, and the closing bid and asked prices. The brief summary lists price ranges and final figures for the trading session.
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Boston
Harvard Names Dean Briggs to Arts and Sciences Faculty
Harvard at a regular corporation meeting promoted Dean Briggs from college deanship to the faculty of arts and sciences and named Byron Hurlbut as his successor as college administrator. Alexander Aggazis was appointed director of the museum, a choice welcomed widely.
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Dean Briggs
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Byron 8. Hurlbut
Professor Briggs
Deah Briggs
University
Mr. Hurlbut
Jacks
Alexander Aggazis
Irish Nationalists Try to Censure Speaker of Commons
Nationalist MPs in the House of Commons failed to secure a vote of censure against Speaker William Courtall over the suspension of John Dillon for unparliamentary remarks to Joseph Chamberlain. Mooney and Redmond led the motion, arguing for protection of Irish members, while Balfour and Campbell-Bannerman defended the Speaker. The motion was defeated by 398 to 31.
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House of Commons
William Courtally
John Dillon
Joseph Chamberlain
J. J. Mooney
Gully
Trish
Mr. Mooney
Mr. Dillon
Chamberlain
John Redmond
Mooney
Redmond
Balfour
Moon
Testimony Details Beef Trust Conspiracy and Meat Sales
In Jefferson City Missouri May 7 during the beef trust inquiry witnesses described a packers combine that raised meat prices and fixed uniform prices in St. Louis. Some condemned meat was sold for sausage. Witness T Z Wertz, a San Francisco railway man from Monett, recounted his firing after he sold lard at half a cent under the combine price.
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Beef Trust
St. Louis
T. Z. Wertz
San Francisco
Monett
Topeka
Kan
Daughters of Veterans Hold First May Party in Cambria
About 500 attended the first May party of Tent No. 20 Daughters of Veterans in Institute Hall Cambria. The hall was decorated with bunting and potted plants for the event.
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Cambride
Institute Hall
Pageant floor under Miss Sad Dorlin with assistants
The floor was directed by Miss Sad Dorlin with help from Miss Nellie F. Previenys and a staff of assistants guiding participants and coordinating activities.
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Nellie F. Previenys
Aids
Smootz Jacob Isgur Cleared After Tuesday Arrest
Police released Smootz Jacob Isgur of 19 Corning Street after deten tion on suspicion of involvement in a Clinton Street robbery. Isgur says he was held without proper garments or time details and voiced anger at the treatment.
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Smootz
Corning Street
Clinton Street
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Gament
Republican Congressional Committee announces nine members
The executive committee of the Republican congressional committee was announced with Representatives Hall Iowa chairman Cannon Illinois Mercer Nebraska Loudenslager New Jersey Russell Connecticut Lovering Massachusetts Connell Pennsylvania Metcalf California Burleigh Maine. Senators Proctor Gallinger and McBride retire from the committee.
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Iowa
Cannon
Illinois
Mercer
Nebraska
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Russell
Connecticut
Lovering
Massachusetts
Connell
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Metcalf
California
Burleigh
Maine
Proctor
Gallinger
McBride
Dinner to Reid At Union League Club May 14
Complimentary subscription dinner for Whitelaw Reid hosted by the Union League Club will take place May 14. Prominent guests include Clark Howell Charles W Knapp Frank B Noyes William R Nelson W L McLean Albert J Barr George Thompson Stephen OMeara Charles P Taft Thomas G Rapier Charles H Grasty Senator Depew former Governor Morton and other leaders will attend with Cornelius N Bliss presiding.
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Whitelaw Reid
Union League Club
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Charles W. Knapp
Frank B. Noyes
William R. Nelson
W. L. McLean
Albert J. Barr
George Thompson
Stephen O'Meara
Charles P. Taft
Thomas G. Rap
Yacht Club Sues Contractor Over Boundary Wall
The Bunker Hill Yacht Club sues Timothy Bregen in Superior Court seeking an injunction over an ongoing boundary wall removal and alleged trespass at the navy yard. Regan argues the federal grant includes the low water mark, placing the club house within government boundaries. The hearing before Judge Bell is ongoing.
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Palma Interacts With Cuban Colony At Cienfuegos
President-elect Palma attends a banquet with the Spanish colony of Cienfuegos and a Cuba Club ball. He then receives breakfast from city laborers before his party travels to Santa Clara and then Matanzas on Friday.
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Cuba Club
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Lathers Ban Eastern Expansion Metal on City Work
The Wood, Wire and Metal Lathers Local No. 72 held a meeting in Wells Memorial Hall. They voted to prohibit fire proof lathing with Eastern expansion metal on city projects and named a committee to meet city officials. The international CES reportedly blocked new charters for fathers in Boston outside Local 72.
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Hancock (Mich.) Journal
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Atlantic User Company
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RE. N. Foss
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Breckenridge Jones
St. Louis
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Wells Memorial Hall
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Bradford and Gordon Face City Gaming Prosecution
Before Judge Cutler in the Chelsea Police Court yesterday Theodore B Geavey known as Tom Bradford faced charges of maintaining a common nuisance possessing lottery tickets and running a gaming house. George B Gordon was charged with being present where gaming implements were found and both men were fined on the counts reported.
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Tom” Bradford
George B. Gordon
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Palma Tablets Claim Youthful Complexion Benefit
Advertises Palma Tablets to reduce nervousness and insomnia by rebuilding the nervous system and regulating the kidneys. Claims include smoother skin and a youthful feel. Prices 50 cents per box, 12 boxes for five dollars with guarantee. Available from multiple druggists in Dewey 8 Square and Boston streets.
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Washington St
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School St
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Friend St
Klein's
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Carpenters Union Seeks $2.50 Eight-Hour Minimum in Fitchburg
Fitchburg May 7 The Carpenters Union moved to draw up an accord to be offered to contractors demanding a minimum wage of 2.50 for eight hours and tool transport between jobs. Contractors rejected the hiring proviso but accepted the wage. Sixty men quit, halting substantial construction in Concord?ice.
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Carpenters’ Union
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