Market Holds in Check Amid Copper Stock Turbulence
Thursday evening trading showed heavy selling in Amalgamated, Brooklyn Rapid Transit, St. Paul, Missouri Pacific and Reading common. Amalgamated opened higher but closed weak as Quincys slid on unverified dividend rumors. Copper prices and mine economics spark debate on future supply and prices, with Amalgamated and Calumet & Hecla under pressure while others face possible price wars and reduced consumer benefits.
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Wall Street
Amalgamated
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Reading Common
Lewissohn Brothers
Boston
Quincy
Calumet
Calumet & Hecla
Boston & Montana
Copper Range
United Verde
Boston Stock Sales Highest and Lowest Prices Reported
Boston stock market figures show the day’s highest and lowest sales, with closing bid and asked prices stated for today. The report lists specific figures by security and notes market activity the same day in Boston.
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Boston
Heiress Seeking Baron Von Danckelmann Plans Conferring Title
Baron Eberhard von Danckelmann of Moritz Mecklenberg seeks a 200000 fortune to crown a woman baroness with a $10000 fee paid to Captain Ladislaus de Pokorny. Mrs Langtry declined the proposal saying she would not become Baroness von Danckelmann. The broker, aided by Fitzgerald Lucius O'Brien, pursued English heiresses before the elder Danckelmann recalled him.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Chronicle
Ladislaus de Pokorny
London
Eberhard von Danckelmann
Moritz
Mecklenburg
Langtry
Baron Danckelmann
Captain Pokorny
Fitzgerald Lucius O’brien
Baroness von Danckelmann
War is kill and burn says General Young at Washington banquet
A Washington banquet at the Arlington Hotel honored foreign commercial delegations visiting for the New York Chamber of Commerce building dedication. Speakers included General S. M. B. Young, Secretary Shaw, and Postmaster General Payne, with diplomats and business leaders present. Young condemned war cruelties and defended American soldiers in the Philippines, while Shaw praised international commerce and its role in peace.
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Washington
Arlington Hotel
America
New York
A. Barton Hepburn
New York Chamber of Commerce
Ambassador Cambon
France
Herbert
Great Britain
Prince Henry of
Pless
Count Quadt
Hepburn
M. B. Young
Philippines
General Young
Young
United States
Samar
China
Pekin
Shaw
Chamber of Commerce
Empire State
Her Choice Fred and Minnie Debate Suitor Size
Fred questions Minnie about marrying a man shorter than her. Minnie explains the choice between a small man with a big salary and a tall man with a small salary, revealing her pragmatic reasoning in a witty exchange.
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Fred
Minnie
Jogging Jake and Tired Tim Banter Featured by Philadelphia Record
A light exchange quotes Jogging Jake remarking a man looks gay after a bulldog bite and Tired Tim responding he would yield his seat to a lady, reflecting period humor in a Philadelphia Record item.
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Jake
Tim
Philadelphia
Likely Child Mrs Slumkin Sparks A Family Quip
The Werthey baby is described as "the picture of her father" by Mrs Slumkin while Mr Slumkin jokes the child will later resemble her mother as a phonograph. The exchange portrays a light domestic moment with playful gendered humor.
Foreign visitors call on Hay at State Department
Secretary Hay received foreign guests from chamber of commerce groups including Prince Henry of Pless Count Raoul Chandon and Paris and Rheims delegates. He praised the New York Chamber of Commerce and affirmed the world shares its qualities of probity integrity and commercial honor.
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Washington
Navy
New York Chamber of Commerce
Hay
State Department
Prince Henry of
Pless
Albert K. Rollit
M. P
J. W. Laurie
H. O
Richards
K. C
James Dixon
W. P. Wood
Arthur Zorena
F. Faithful Begg
John Hume
J. Y. Henderson
Kenrich B. Murray
Raoul Chandon
W. Hugot
Chamber of Commerce of
Rheims
Paris
Joseph Guinet
Lyons Chamber of Commerce
Francis Kibal
American Chamber of Commerce of
Heckmann
Berlin
New York
I Need Money Raises and a Double Burden
A humorous exchange from the Ohio State Journal features a worker asking for a salary raise after learning his mother has remarried, creating a new financial burden. The employer recalls a recent raise given to help support the first mother, highlighting the comic tension of growing expenses.
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Ohio State Journal
Composite Success Sidney Comic Dialogue
Rodney quips about living by his wits and others lack of wits in a brief Detroit Free Press dialogue item.
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Sidney
Rodney
Detroit Free Press
'TIS BETTER SO Mae Ideals and Marriage Reflections
Mae and Ethel discuss marriage and ideals. They suggest no woman can marry her perfect partner, noting ideals rarely align with good results and acknowledging limitations in matching expectations. The exchange highlights practical view of love and choice.
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Mae
Ethel
Tonight's Democratic caucuses feature numerous ward contests
The Democratic caucuses will be held tonight with many ward contests for aldermen across the city. Candidates include Francis Lally Michael J Leary James F Nolan John L Kelly Edward L Quigley ex Alderman Philip O'Brien and others. Ward battles reflect factional fights with Harrington vs Corbett in Charlestown and O Connell vs Donovan in Ward 20. Street commissioner is chosen by popular vote, while school board names remain the delegates' task.
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Board of Aldermen
Francis Lally
Michael J. Leary
James F. Nolan
John L. Kelly
Charlestown
Edward L. Quigley
Philip O’brien
Martin M. Lomasney
Patrick Bowen
Daniel M. Driscoll
Hugh W. Bresnahan
Harrington
Corbett
Benjamin W. Wells
D. J. McGillicuddy
Gaston
Hamlin
MecGillicuddy
O’connell
Donovan
Common Council
Duane
McVey
Kneeland
Fitzgerald
Democratic Party
Flood on Appropriations Critiques South Boston Leader
Thomas W. Floyd of South Boston files a pointed Open Letter to Alderman Slattery, reaffirming claims of unequal district appropriations and praising his own record. He cites $1,000,000 in five years, a $160,000 L Street bridge grant, and argues for patronage to aid the unemployed. Floyd urges public guidance from aldermen and recalls legislative steps with McNary on the bridge.
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Alderman Slattery
Slattery
L Street Bridge
Dorchester Street
South
Boston
Columbia Avenue
City Point
William S. McNary
McNary
South Boston
Back Bay
Dorchester
Thomas W. Floyd
Stromboli Volcano Erupts With Fire and Stones
The Stromboli volcano off Sicily’s north coast erupts violently, a colossal column of fire rising and incandescent rocks being ejected. Many homes on the island are destroyed. Similar activity was seen in September, with lava flowing to the sea and rocks hurled high. Population about 500, island area eight square miles. Also a Samoa eruption reported on Savai'i with six craters emitting smoke and ash covering a village two inches deep.
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Rome
Stromboli Island
Sicily
Stromboli
Strombeli
Lipari Islands
Mediterranean
Auckland
N. Z
Apia
Samoa
Tonga
Savaii
Builders Meet the Carpenters
The conference of the joint committee of the Master Builders Association and the Carpenters Trade Council was postponed until Monday. Twenty seven carpenters unions were represented by Potts Shields McDonald and Medland. Builders were represented by Whitcomb Morris Gerry Mainland and Hersey. Whitcomb was elected chairman and Potts secretary. An informal talk outlined plans for the next meeting to draft a constitution and by laws. The meeting adjourned to 2 p m Monday.
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Master Builders’ Association
Carpenters’ Trade Council
Carpenters’ Unions
Carpenters’ District Council
J. E. Potts
William J. Shields
C. A. McDonald
John F. Medland
E.noyes Whitcomb
Freeland Morris
Walter Gerry
John G. Mainland
Ira G. Hersey
E. Noyes Whitcomb
J. E B. Potts
Fraterio Moto Charged After Battery Street Chase
Fraterio Moto was arrested last night on assault and battery charges. Police say he chased Angelo Tucci through Battery street armed with a shotgun and overtook him near the North ferry, clubbing him over the head and causing severe scalp wounds. Both men reside at 48 Battery street, with the dispute stemming from money matters.
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Fraterio Moto
Moto
Angelo Tucci
Battery Street
North Ferry
Germany Adopts Tariff Retaliation Meant Against U S
In Berlin on November 13 the Reichstag passed by 192 to 71 a tariff bill clause authorizing retaliation against nations discriminating against German goods. Agrarians push to arm the state for reprisal against U S trade practices, citing a New York order altered by American officials and trust influence.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Agrarians
United States
Brumer
Germany
New York
India
Dr Brumer
Herr Gothein
Count Posadowsky
Baron von Richthofen
Ambassador White
Herr Fischback
Herr Broemel
Herr Richter
Herr Bebel
Richter
Herr Heine
Heine
Electric car strike injures John Ryan in city
John Ryan aged 41 of 2 Sherwin Street was struck by an outward bound Forest Hill line electric car on Washington Street opposite the Cathedral at eight this evening. He was dragged beneath the fender before the motorman stopped the vehicle. Patrolman Wright freed him, saving possible fatal injuries, and Ryan was taken to City Hospital with a severe scalp wound.
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John Ryan
Sherwin Street
Washington Street
Forest Hill
Ryan
Wright
Division 5
City Hospital
Bangor athlete dies during YMCA basketball game
John F. Walker of Bangor, a prominent athlete and star on the basketball team, collapsed on the gym floor tonight during a YMCA game. Doctors attributed heart failure from overexertion as the suspected cause.
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Bangor
John F. Walker
Walker
Speare Taken in Custody After Series of Lootings
David Speare, an 18 year old resident of 57 Melrose Street, was arrested while leaving an East Brookline Street property. Police say he admits visiting the Kimball estate houses last Sunday and is linked to multiple gas and water fixture thefts in Division 6. Patrolmen were alerted by a citizen near the rear fence and Sgt Garland coordinated the stakeout.
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David Speare
Melrose Street
Division 6
Speare
East Brookline Street
Tangney
Washington Street
Caroline S. Kimball
Garland
McMullin
Magee
P. J. Morrissey
Alderman Kelly Courts Ward 2 Support In East Boston
Two rallies at Colbert and North Side Social clubs in East Boston drew large crowds for Alderman Kelly of Ward 2. Kelly denied withdrawing from the race and clarified that Nolan’s candidacy had not been endorsed by Ward 2. He affirmed his re election bid and noted endorsement by the Byron Associates of Ward 1.
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Alderman Kelly
Ward 2
Colbert
North Side
East Boston
Kelly
Nolan
Byron Associates
Vaudeville in Politics Boosts Newton Council Bid
In Clan-na-Gael Hall Ward 13 a vaudeville rally supported William L. Newton for city council. Managed by Thomas Bradley, Charles MacDonoghue, William N. Carroll and Michael L. Hughes, about 2000 voters attended and applauded Newton after a brief speech.
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Clan-na-Gael
William L. Newton
Thomas Bradley
Charles MacDonoghue
William N. Carroll
Michael L. Hughes
Newton
Lawrence Socialist Nominations Reported in caucuses
The Socialist party caucuses in Lawrence nominated municipal candidates for aldermen and common council. Aldermen picks include Richard Petzold in Ward 1 and Louis E. Talbot in Ward 2, with others named for Wards 3 through 6. Common Council nominees cover Wards 1 through 6 with multiple selections, listing Christian Koehler, Jeremiah O Connor, Ernest Witzman, Emil Beck, Louis Gens, Richard Reissman, John Henry, Fred Topper, Louis Beches, Jacob Lanton, Edward O. Garnau, Theophile Dumars, Charles Maguire, William Morrissette, John P. Fleming, and Arthur W. Phippen.
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John Henry
Fred Topper
Louis Beches
Jacob Lanton
Edward O. Garnau
Theophile Dumars
Charles Maguire
William Morrissette
Arthur W. Phippen
Say Proctor Stole For His Sweetheart
Charles Proctor age 20 of Bowdoin Street admitted stealing 90 dollars from a Court Street restaurant cash register to help his girlfriend. He was arrested at Station 3 after being traced by Patrolman Sheehan from Bowdoin Street to Columbus Avenue. Proctor allegedly confessed and returned 71 dollars.
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Charles Proctor
Bowdoin Street
Court Street
Station 3
Proctor
Sheehan
Columbus Avenue
D Delta Kappa Epsilon elects officers at MIT meeting
Delta Kappa Epsilon frater nity held a large meeting in Memphis with attendance rising from yesterday. Officers elected for the year include President W C Brush MIT first vice president M P Brown Ole Miss second vice president Clarence Bumstead Brown University secretaries R H Murray U Chicago and C B Rich College of the City of New York. Final adjournment is scheduled for tomorrow night.
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Memphis
Tenn
Delta Kappa Epsilon
W. C. Brush
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
M. P. Brown
University of Mississippi
Clarence Bumstead
Brown University
R. H. Murray
University of Chicago
C. B Rich
College of the City of New York
Man Falls From State House Steps In Injury
Warren Scott, 63, of 21 Windsor Street, fell down the State House stairs yesterday and suffered severe head bruises and possible concussion. He was taken to the Relief station for treatment.
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Warren Scott
Windsor Street
State House
Mt Sinai Hospital Officers Elected
Mt Sinai Hospital, Mt Small, elected officers last night with Joseph L. Bergman as president, Dr P S Sumner as vice president, and E J Bromberg as secretary.
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Mt. Small Hospital
Joseph L. Bergman
P. S. Sumner
E. J. Bromberg
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United Fruit
Massachusetts Railroad Commissioners
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston Mining & Stock Exchange
Bay State Gas
Occidental Development
Greene Copper
Jupiter Steel
Heath
N. Y
Am Ag Chem
Ee & Tel
LA Las
Top&sf
Atlantic Min
Bingham Con M
Boston & Albany
Con & M
Daly-West
Dom Coal
Boston Land
Dom Ir & Oor
Edison
Ft S & M
Manchester & Lakes
Mass Electric
Michigan
Mont & Bos
Old Colony
Osceola
Pere Marquette
Pullman Co
Quincy Bridge
Santa Fe
Seattle
Swift & Co Shannoh
Tamarack
Torrington CIA Co
Ae Trinity
Union Pacific
United Cosghoe
United
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Victoria
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Wolverine
Boston Stock Sales
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Pe & Mos
NEW York Stock Exchange
Railroads
Archteta
Seeree
Delaware & Hudson
del, Lack & West
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie Ee
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
St Lane & San Fran
St Louis
Wheelin & LE
Wisconsin Central
Ee Ee Cere
Inedets Mining Co
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas
General Electric Eee
Hocking Coal
International Paper
International Power
National Biscuit Eeeere
National Lead Eeeese
North American
Pacific Coast
Eee
Pacific Mall
People’s Gas
Eerree Eee
Hly
Republic Steel
Suga Eee
Es Pas & Paper
United States Leather
United States Rubber
States Steel
Western Union
Pacific
Philippine Islands
Say Proctor
M. I. T. Man President
MT. Sinai Hospital
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