New York Bullish on Mexican Central Markets
The U S Mining Company report notes bullish stock action in London and U S markets with focus on Mexican Central, Amalgamated Copper, and copper shares. Otto Lawson warns of misleading quotes while Santa Fe and Old Dominion Copper discuss smelter plans and capital increases amid ore finds and mining company movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
U. S. Mining Company
General News
London
Boston
Wall Street
Sugar
Atchison Preferred
Federal Steel
Mexican Central
Centennial
Standard Oil
Amalgamated
Bostonische Neusrichette Gutzspielschaft
Stapleton
Jernegan Sault Water
Neusrichette
Playa de Oro
Boston Society
s+oldore Mining Company
Daily Tribune
Salt Lake City
Jordan & Galena
United States Mining Company
Neill
Ilver
Thomas W
Thomas W. Lawson
Santa Fe Mining Company
Highland Bay
Santa Fe
Boston News Bureau
Old Dominion Copper Company
American Zinc, Tead and Smelting Company
Boston Financial News
Butte
Am Bell
Atchison
Chi
Vtea
Gre&w
Fes & M Hs
Fts
Orten
Albany
Maine
Kr& W
Taeee
Lin Fitchburg
Maine Central
Sea
I Old Colony
Union Pavitic
Central
Adventure
Allonez
Arcadian
Arnold
Atlantic A. A
Boston & Mont Tre
Ely
British Columbia
Boston Ely
Crescent
Old Colony
Parrot
Rhowde Island
Warmarueck
Washington
Erie
General Electric
Mergenthale
Michigan
Auly
Pullman Pal
Aim
Liz
Isle Royale
Moo Fs Thy
Maraden
Ae li
Mercy Mining
Cominton
Corbett's Chat Promotes First Liquid Air Plant in Boston
The column notes Corbett's plan to build Boston's first liquid air plant, with completion in about thirty days and a public demonstration of refrigeration value. It mentions limited treasury stock at 2.50 a share, par 10, nonassessable, and possible price rises. It also covers stock market chatter about bucket shops, prices of various securities, ore assay results, and railroad news.
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Boston
Treasury
Cie
KE. A, Corbett
Stock Exchange House
Stock Exchange
Thomas W. Lawson
Butte
New England
Hay State
Elm River
Victorian
Fortuna
Michigan
Mayflower
Arizona Consolidated Copper Mines Company
S. D. Sharples
Trade terms for pole stock in SOM BRIDGIA CO project
Trading details show Min and Ix selling stock to Ltd for the Tremont building in Boston. Vaya reports a 46 percent rate with a 9 unit margin. Hay and Lowe are listed as contacts or brokers.
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Min, & Ix
To Ltd
Pole
Vaya
SOM Bridgia CO
Tremont Building
Bostom Tel
Hay. Lowe
Gura Humora Fire Destroys 200 Buildings in Bukowina
A massive blaze in Gura Humora Bukowina destroys 200 buildings including the town hall public offices the principal church and all school houses. No further details on casualties are provided.
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Gura Humora
Vienna
Bukowina
Body Found in Harbor Believed to Be Missing Sailor
Harbor police recovered a man’s body floating in the harbor and transported it to North Grove Street Morgue. The victim, 6 feet tall and 100 pounds, wore dark checked pants rubber boots and an oilskin coat. Police suspect it may be Bertelsen, last seen after the John Twohey incident near Boston Light.
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North Grove Street
Guardian
Galloupe ‘S Island
Tower Harbor
Bertelsen
John Twohey
Boston Light
Winnie Davis Memorial Honors at Confederate Veterans Reunion
Charleston program marked by Winnie Davis memorial exercises after a Wheeler speech. General Gordon and Hampton presented a Confederate flag. the gathering included tributes to Winnie Davis and praise for Southern valor, with officers to be elected tomorrow and a strong North-South reconciliation note.
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Charleston
8. C
Winnie Davis
Joseph Wheeler
Smith
Stonewall Jackson
John 3 B. Gordon
Wheeler
South
America
General Gordon
Wade Hampton
Holmes
Barker
South Carolina
General Hampton
Daughters of the Confederacy
United Confederate Veterans
Hampton
Gordon
Army of Northern Virginia
Bishop Capers
Bennet H. Young
Louisville
Lee
Davis
Miss Walker
Mississippi
Fire Destroys Mayo Home and Reed Copper Shop in Hollis
May 11 Hollis New Hampshire residents fought a village wide bucket brigade as flames devoured Joseph Mayo residence and spread to Edward Reed copper shop and several houses. Town Hall and business district were threatened but kept from total loss by shifting wind. Total damage around 4000 dollars.
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Hollis
N. H
Joseph Mayo
Edward Reed
Hotel Ripley Burned in Ripley Me Incident
Hotel Ripley a summer house at Ripley's Neck Ripley burned tonight with contents. The unoccupied building is believed incendiary in origin. Owned by a company of Harrington residents the loss is reported at 5000 dollars.
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Cherryfield
Ripley
Ripley's Neck
Boston Fusiliers mark 111th with parade and banquet
Parade of 65 scarlet coated Fusiliers with the Salem Cadet Band preceded a 4 pm march through downtown Boston to the United States Hotel where ladies attended the banquet. Major Gillespie presented Major Chapin a diamond badge after varied toasts and remarks on national policy and city governance.
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Boston Fusiliers
United States
Fusiliers
John A. Andrew
Old Franklin
Salem
Armory
Washington
Essex
Chauncy
Bedford
Summer
High
Federal
Fost
Milk
Broad
State
School
Tremont
Temple Place
Beach Streets
Gillispie
Stokes
British Army and Navy Veterans’ Association
Cyrus J. Hatch
Boston Fruit and Produce’ Exchange
Exchange
Massachusetts
S. H. Roblin
Roblin
McKinley
America
Henry A. Snow
The
J. C. Potter
Repeal of the Board of Estimate and Apportionment
A letter to the Post argues against the Board of Estimate and Apportionment, urging restoration of separate legislative and executive branches. It cites 1885 Boston charter changes and contends the board erodes city government barriers, leaving the City Council powerless without a two thirds vote from each branch.
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Board of Estimate
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
Boston
Daniel J. Kiley
the Herald
Board of Apportionment
The
Herald
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Amalgamated Copper
Cambria
Cameron & Noyes
State Street
Corbett
United States Power Company
Parrot Silver and Copper Mining Company
Pawnee
Charles H. Palmer
Quincey Mining Company
A. Wetherell Draper
Lucius Tuttle
Boston & Maine Railroad
Newfound Lake
Chicago
Hannibal & St. Joseph
St. Louis, Keokuk
Pinkham
Boston Stock Exchange
NEW York Stock Market
Mar
Saltimore & Ohio
Ohio
Delaware & _ Hudson
Denver
Rio Grande
Great Northern
Owl
Nocking Valley
Lake Erie
Misville
Nashville
Manhattan
LPO
UU Sas
Rey Minn & &T L
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
KGS
New Jersey Central
New York Central
Anata
Northwestern
North American
Northern Pacific
Northwest Pern
Tock Island
St Louis & See
We Soo
St Paul
St PY & Omaha
Southern Pacific
Dahool Southern Railway
Texas
Union Pacific
Mt I
Ghent
American Fixpress
American Steel
People’s Gas
Sn Gas
Colwe Ron
Bert Senneene
Fieneral Electric
Brooklyn Transit Stone
Ontario
Ol Pullman Palace
I& Iron
Western Union
Yukon
Gov't
Howard, Crosby & Co
Seston Mass
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Boston & Cripple Creek
Mollie Gibson
Lon Fortuna Coi
Bay State
Santa Ve Gold
Tuo Wahnlla Mining
Arizona & Texas Mining Oe
Central Mass
R. i. Ee
Boston Water Power Cseeees
Altham Inter
van Choate Ilee
Chicago Market
Mary
LA Norma Club
Charlestown
Cambridge
Roughan Hall
Anna Gargan
Julia Ayes
Mattie Miller
Mary Dwyer
Confederate Veterans’ Reunion
Paris
Belgium
Louise
Philip
Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
Geza von Mattachich
Prince Philp
Rincess
Leopold
Tee Bariant Wiese
Maliani & CO
W. Lotast
Congressman Dingley
Charles E. Littlefield
Dingley
Lewiston, Mo
Nelson Dingley
C. E. Littlefield
Cae
Dine
Major Chapin
the Estimate Board
Riley
Hot Springs, Va
Miss Anderson
Carrie M. Anderson
Roxbury
Houston & Tenderson
A. S. Cohen
Accontinnance
Burke
Merry
Charles E. Hires CO
Philadelphia
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