Trinity Copper Company Organized in New Jersey
Trinity Copper Company is formed under New Jersey law to own and operate copper properties. Capital stock is $6,000,000 in 40,000 shares at $25 par. no bonds or mortgage debt. Boston issuers act as transfer agents and registrars. officers include Thomas W. Lawson president William J. Riley vice president Allen Arnold treasurer.
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New Jersey
American Loan & Trust Co
Boston
International Trust Co
Thomas W. Lawson
William J. Riley
Allen Arnold
United States
Canada
Mexico
Trinity Copper Company
Shasta Mountains
California
Probation Reform Advocated by Massachusetts Official
Mr J G Thorp president of the Massachusetts Prison Association spoke at Dr Hale's church on probation law. He urged broader use beyond drink cases, noting unequal court adoption and urging extension to curb prison crowding by aiding timely fine payments through probation. He argued fines are unfair to the poor and impractical when unpaid.
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J G. Thorp
Massachusetts Prison Association
Public subscription offer for Trinity Copper Company stock
Lawson, Arnold & Co announces offers for 36,000 shares of Trinity Copper Company at 25 dollars each, open to December 1, 1900, with 20 percent paid on subscription and balance after allotment. Subscriptions to be sent with certified check. company may allot in whole or part and may reject any subscription. Statements from Thomas W. Lawson emphasize copper stocks as high return, low risk, urging public investment and detailing prior market surges in Butte & Boston, Boston & Montana, and Calumet & Hecla.
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State Street
Boston
Lawson, Arnold & Co
State St
Trinity Copper Company
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston Stock Exchange
New England
Europe
Butte & Boston
Boston & Montana
Calumet & Hecla
Butte
Montana
Calumet
The Future of Coppers and Investment Prospects
Intending purchasers of copper seek guidance on whether current metal prices yield higher net returns than other stocks and whether mine production can remain as certain in the future as earnings. The article outlines criteria to assess profitability and long term stability for copper investments.
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Boston & Montana
Copper Stocks as Speculation Risks and Warnings
The article warns investors to favor established copper mines and avoid new copper mine stocks. It cites that 499 of 500 new copper mine stocks offered publicly are worth less and many are swindles designed to sell stock. It stresses the high risk of copper mining investments and the need for legitimate operation.
Trinity Copper stock pitch for investment prospected to 1901
In a promotional note the Trinity Copper Company is offered to past associates of "Coppers" and informed investors who bought Butte stock. The author argues the issue is priced at par with a $6,000,000 capital base, asserts ore in sight valued at $15-16 million, predicts $30 million ore by August 1901, claims high ore richness and low net cost, and projects annual net earnings of $2-3 million starting August 1901, rising thereafter.
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Trinity Copper Company
Butte
Trinity Stock
Judges oppose centralized probation bureau and act reform
Municipal Judge Joseph D Fallon told a Postman that a vast central office for probation case dissemination would waste money and harden petty offenders. He criticized the probation law as badly in need of radical amendment and urged continued opposition. District Judge John F Brown and Judge William J Forsaith supported discretionary use and show few bias in applying probation, noting drunkenness drives greater use and that many offenders are not treated leniently.
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Commonwealth
Joseph D. Fallon
Thorp
John F. Brown
William J. Forsaith
Labor interest drives Franklin fund plan for Boston institute
Wage earners in Boston and vicinity back a Franklin fund of about 400000 now in the city treasury. A labor union committee will press trustees to allocate funds to erect and furnish an education institute for mechanics and workers on the site of the old Franklin school in Washington Street near Dover Street. A referendum bill and eight hour law issues are debated as labor groups seek statewide action and support for plant factory strikers and the Boot and Shoe Workers Union. The Brass Finishers Union announces a key meeting at Machinists Hall tonight.
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Benjamin Franklin
Franklin Fund
Franklin School
Washington Street
Dover Street
Austin Farm
Boston
Fred J. Kneeland
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Engineers Union
Prefers Footlights to Coronets for Mary Shaw
In Philadelphia a woman named Mary Shaw, also Mme. la Duchesse de Brissac by marriage to Norline Camille Flam mere de Brissac, chooses acting over aristocratic title. Her former French noble husband’s line faded after royal court intrigue and exile. She would rather perform as Amrah in Ben Hur for pay than wear a duchess’s crown, even if a king could restore favors.
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Philadelphia
Mary Shaw
Mme
la Duchesse de Brissac
Norline Camille Flammere Philli
Henri St. Honore Frederic de Casse
Duc ~de Brissac
France
Amrah
House of the Brissacs
Louis
London
California
Boston
Russia to send ice ship Yermak to reach the Pole
London reports Russia will launch the ice breaking vessel Yermak next summer with orders to cut through Arctic ice toward the Pole. Admiral Makaroff oversees modifications by Armstrongs at Elswick to meet heavy ice. preparations include long stay provisions and a supporting collier, with route and coal details still undecided.
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Russia
London
Pole
Baltic Sea
Russian
Armstrongs
Elswick
Arctic
Admiral Makaroff
Arctic Re
Agesta
Dores Friends Meet For Re election Campaign
Friends of John P. Dore street commissioner and re election candidate gathered at Deacon Hall 1651 Washington Avenue with about 200 attendees. The meeting led by Patrick M. Keating appointed a resolutions committee to push Dores nomination at the Democratic convention. Edward A. McLaughlin will present his name at Faneuil Hall. Eight Ward 16 delegates backed Gallivan, two backed Dore including Garrett Scollard and Kothy F. Haggerty.
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Friends
John P. Dore
Deacon Hall
1651
Washington
Patrick M. Keating
John F. Cronan
William E. Shay
Garrett W. Scollard
Charles J. McCormack
Charles E. Colbert
John Donovan
P. Frank Hannigan
Thomas F. Duffig
Joseph F. Bradley
John D. Berran
John Haggerty
Massachusetts
Dore
Faneuil Hall
United States hits record 5 million ton shipping mark
Washington reports a historic rise in American shipping with documented tonnage exceeding 5,000,000 gross tons for the first time since the Civil War. Theocommissioner notes growth across coasting and foreign trades, lake tonnage lead, and compares U S shipbuilding to Great Britain and global subsidies.
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Washington
A Commissioner of Navigation Chamber
Ain
United States
Great Britain
British Empire
Germany
France
Atlantic
Gulf
Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Mississippi
Pacific
Conegress
Funeral of John C Mulqueeny in Somerville
The funeral of John C Mulqueeny former financial secretary of Division 17 A Q H Somerville was held yesterday afternoon from his home 422 Norfolk Street Services were at 2 o'clock conducted by Rev F J Ryan of St Jose s Church About 150 members of the division under John Coogan attended and marched to St Paul s Cemetery Arlington for the interment
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John C. Mulqueeny
Somerville
Norfolk Street
F. J. Ryan
St. Jose's Church
John Coogan
St. Paul's Cemetery
Arlington
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Ian
SGALE
Russia Cement Co
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Essex
Gloucester
Mass
Photo Cement
Fallon, Brown and Forsaith
Idea
Central Labor Union
Brass Finishers’ Union
Machinists’ Hall
Miss Whitney
Auburn
Abbie Whitney
Odlin
Jessie Cobb
Whitney
Ben Hur
Duchess de Brissac
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
Ocean Shipping Small
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Wilson W Fay & CO
Congdon Tnc
Ates Renee
Bay State Ee Ia
Victor Mining
Everest
Comstock
Eadville
Commonwith
Seer Chase
Interstate Petroleum
Goldore Mining
Buffalo
Idaho
Crescent Mining
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