Adventure Con copper company reports four month loss 1907
The Adventure Con solidated Copper Company shows receipts of 90,724 for January to April 30, 1907 from 386,000 pounds of copper at 23 1 2 cents. Expenses total 96,030, leaving a net loss of 5,305. Construction costs on the No shaft and mill add 15,729, bringing four month losses to 21,034. Directors of North Butte Mining declare a $2 per share dividend payable June 20. books close June 10.
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Calumet & Hecla Denies Any Combine
In Grand Rapids on May 20 the Calumet & Hecla Mining Company filed a complete denial in U S Circuit Court to Albert S Bigelow's bill of complaint. The company denies unlawful acts or agreements to restrain Michigan copper trade and disputes applying the 50 000 acre limit to its outside properties while admitting stock purchases in nearby firms.
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Albert S. Bigelow
Calumet & Hecla Mining Company
United States Circuit Court
Calumet & Hecla
Michigan
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Pioneer Ship Builder Dead in East Boston
Stephen H. Jeffrey a noted East Boston ship carpenter and union figure died Sunday at his home 167 Krenton street after a short illness. Born in Yarmouth Nova Scotia 69 years ago he moved to East Boston 15 years ago and is survived by his wife two sons and two daughters. The body will be sent to Yarmouth for burial and funeral services are held at his residence this morning.
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Bears Smash Stocks In New York And Boston
Bears dominated the market with a broad decline led by Union Pacific Reading Smelters Amalgamated and others. The day featured heavy selling across industries as traders reacted to grain forecasts railroad policy talk and higher wheat prices with money on call at 2 1 2 percent.
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Boston Market Report Shows Mixed Trading May 20
The Boston Market records stock and bond prices for May 20 with totals: listed stocks 27 418 shares, unlisted 17 740 shares, bonds 8000, rights 7418. The table notes ax dividend box rights and eAssessment paid alongside the day’s activity.
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Boston Curb Market Sees Improved Demand Across Listings
Trading on the Boston curb market showed stronger tone and better demand. Butte & Bradley moved 36 to 38 cents, Silver Leaf steadied at 10, Rosario rose from 50 to 56 cents, Nevada Douglas quoted 58 to 60 cents, and Butte Montana Copper opened at 80 cents then held at 75.
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Bears Smash Prices in Wall Street Selloff
Wall Street moved sharply lower as speculation broadened and liquidation appeared in the setting. Professional traders led most of the activity while grain-linked houses pressured granger railroads, amid a widespread market downturn.
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Hummel Goes to Penitentiary and Bakery
Abraham Hummel left East Seventy second Street to serve a year at Blackwell s Island for conspiracy in the Dodge Morse divorce case. He rode away with reporters in pursuit, then surrendered to a deputy sheriff and will be put to work in a bakery.
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Superman Captures Brooklyn Handicap in Muddy Win
The 38 year old Superman ridden by Jockey Miller won the Brooklyn Handicap at Gravesend in a muddy 1 mile 1 quarter race. Beacon Light finished second and Nealon third among 11 starters before about 25,000 spectators.
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Chelsea Man's Ribs Broken by a Train
Jeremiah Ryan aged 40 of 31 Chelsea Street East Boston was accidentally struck by a city bound train at Back Bay station and seriously injured He sustained a fracture of four ribs and internal injuries He was removed unconscious to Massachusetts General Hospital where his condition was reported dangerous
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Johnson in Australia Bookends by Cheerful Frauds and Fables
Alec McLean of Chelsea recalls Jack Johnson’s Australian visit with a mix of myth and whimsy. The tale recounts a yacht serenade for the heavyweight champion and a later scene of betting odds on future fights, interwoven with playful verse and literary allusions.
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