Moseley and United Globe Mines consolidation proposed
Boston October 23 1903 stockholders are asked to approve a consolidation of Moseley and United Globe Mines with Old Dominion Copper Mining Smelting. Directors unanimously approve subject to stockholder ratification. deposit stock at National Shawmut Bank by November 16 1903. negotiable receipts issued. Charlies Smith president.
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Messrs
F. S. Moseley & Company of
Boston
United Globe Mines
National Shawmut Bank
Messrs. F. S. Moseley & Company
Old Dominion Copper Mining & Smelting Company
Copper plans and stock talk in Boston posts
Boston Post reports a choice between consolidating with Phelps Dodge or a straight stock deal, with most stockholders favoring the latter to boost Old Dominion property value. Net earnings for Gold King Consolidated fell to 125000 in Q3, October gross rose to 90000, and 200 strike actions at Osceola mine are easing. James Stillman joins New York Central board alongside William Rockefeller. Standard Oil influence grows amid Pennsylvania freight-rate tensions. Copper bull John Stanton predicts 15 cents per pound copper unless Montana changes. Calumet & Hecla set minimum 14 cents. Heath 19038.
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Phelps, Dodge & Co
Phelps- Dodge
Old Dominion
Arizona
Gold King Consolidated
James Stillman
Rossiter
New York Central Board
Stillman
Standard Oil
William Rockefeller
Pennsylvania
Cassatt
Osceola
State Street
Rio Tinto
Amalgamated
Montana
Toole
Heinze
London
New York
Germany
Boston
Wall Street
Wolverine
Centennial
Mohawk
Tamarack
Shannon
United Fruit
Dominion Iron
Dominion Coal
Mining and Stock Exchange
American
Boston Consolidated
Messrs. F. S. Mosely & Co
Smith
Old Dominion Company
Engineer Church
United Globe Mines
Phelps-Dodge
United Globe
Douglas
Old Dominion Securities
Bears Raid Steel and Pennsylvania Wall Street News
Wall Street heavy selling driven by weakness in United States Steel as railroad stocks slump. Steel and Pennsylvania shares fall while Amalgamated Copper leads a late market rebound. Reports of strikes at Rio Tinto boost copper futures, with insiders driving Amalgamated gains amid merger talks and potential Montana settlement. Banks expect limited stress after year end as foreign exchange weakens and gold imports rise.
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Bears
United States Steel Securities
Pennsylvania
Sterling Exchange
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Amalgamated Copper
Rio Tinto
London
Amalgamated
Montana
England
Boston
New York
New York Funds
Dividend Declared by Company for Stockholders
A dividend of 1.50 per share will be paid on Saturday, November 14, 1903 to stockholders on record at the close of business Saturday October 1, 1903. The transfer book will be closed from Monday November 2 to Friday November 13, 1903, both days included. Treasurer William Re. Driver announces the date.
Verdi's Il Trovatore at Tremont Theatre in Boston
Henry W. Savage company presented Verdi's Il Trovatore last night with Miss Bennyson Miss Herbert Miss Svell MP Sheehan MP Mariano Mr Bennett Ruiz Mr Fulton. Casts performances praised for vigor and familiarity though Bennyson voice showed fatigue after Alda. Aida matinee and Romeo and Juliet evening planned by the company.
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Henry W. Savage Opera Company
Tremont Theatre
Leonora
Bennyson Inez
Herbert Amaceon
Yvell Manrico
Parole
Bennett Ruiz
Fulton
Aida
Il Trovatore
All Star
Manrico
Mariano
Bennett
Ferrando
Miss Herbert
Mr. Fulton
Schenck
Gounod
Boston
Engagement Extended at Globe Theatre in Boston
Charles Richmen and his company have learned their stay in Boston is extended to the close of next week. The announcement pleases Globe Theatre patrons and admirers of Mr Richman and his company. The article notes the extension aims to secure continued stage performances.
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Charles Richmen
Globe Theatre
Boston
Richman
Sterling Company
Lolita Armour Takes First Dancing Lesson
Lolita Armour, accompanied by her governess, began dancing lessons at an academy. One leg remains slightly shorter, but the irregularity is hardly noticeable. She moved with freedom yet clung to her mother’s hand, declined to fall into fear after a brief stumble.
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Chicago
Lolita Armour
Public amusements plan shifts for Captain Barrington run
Wires between major cities buzzed as managers debated extending Captain Barrington. To cover the extended run and switch venues, premiums were paid and replacements lined up at Kernan's New Maryland Theatre Baltimore for the week of the 16th. Weber and Fields sent agents to secure Victor Mapes's play at the Globe Theatre while Willie Collier starred in A Fool and His Money at the New Maryland and another attraction toured Milwaukee.
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Captain Barrington
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Kernan
New Maryland Theatre
Messrs. Weber
Fields
Victor Mapes
Globe Theatre
Willie Collier
Milwaukee House
Messrs. Weber & Fields
Mr. Richman
Apt
Not Down on the Bills at Keiths Theatre
During Dr Perin the palmist act an audience moment arose when a gallery voice asked about the Postman with the $100. The doctor claimed limited skill in such matter but joked that finding the postman would likely earn the money himself, sparking further laughter.
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Keith’s
Perin
Devoll and Isham Sing at Steinert Hall Recital
Messrs George Devoll and Edwin Isham presented a Boston recital at Steinert Hall assisted by Mrs J E Tippett. The program featured tenor pieces by Bassani Pierne Kjerulf and Rachmaninoff and bass and alto works by Handel Strauss Rimsky Korsakoff Wallace and Webber with duets by Cherubini Massenet Webber Chaminade and others. The performers were in good voice though some numbers lacked distinction and Amherst Webber pieces drew less favor.
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Boston
Amherst Webber
Strauss
Pierna
Rimsky Korsakoff
Recital at Steinert Hall With Tippett and Duo
Review notes a vigorous but uneven performance from the programme with Mrs. Tippett accompanying satisfactorily. A fair audience appreciated the recital as Messrs Devoll and Isham announce a second performance at Steinert Hall on Wednesday, November 18.
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Bers
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