Intense Copper Market Rumors and Investor Letters
The market shows varied moves with copper stocks leading chatter. Calumet and Hecla faces questions about pricing and dividends while Victoria and other miners attract speculation about future value and potential takeovers. A Letter to the Post’s Financial Editor questions Calumet's strategy and suggests Amalgamated sales as a route for higher returns.
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New York
United States
Contra Consolidated Gas
Oee Phys
Manhattan
Fae
Slattery Park
North American
Standard Oil
Calumet & Hecta Mining Company
Connecticut Valley
The
Post
Calumet & Hecla
Herald
Calumet
Umet & Hecla
Ie Gang
Calumet & Wheela
Calumet Lsten
Amalgamated
Lewisgohns
United Verde
Beacon Street
Victoria
Dunelan
Catain Hooper
Mass
Elm River
Victoria Ai
Fortuna
Republica
Hornblower
East Boston Company stock to double on water-property talks
Market chatter notes East Boston stock rising on New York Central engineers reviewing water property. Arcadian dips on rights talk while U S Mining and U S Oil show volatility. Archival notes discuss Boston & Albany dividend and personnel moves at Little Tiger Mining and Auto Protective Appliance Company.
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Eres
Bright, Seara & Co
Wyoming Development
Sopa
Boston
New York Central
East Boston Company
New York
Arcadian
U. 8 Mining
U. 8
Massachusetts
Heinze
Howard Gould
New York Tubular Dispatch Company
Messrs. Shepard and Dillaway
American Pneumatic Service Compan
New York Eouvey Dispatch Company
N. G. Baker
Little Tiger Minmpany
Comany
Tate Street
Stdn
Treasury
Little Tiger
Boston Consolidated
Elm River
Navaho
Edmond H. Noyes
Cameron & Noyes
Yreka
Cal
Little Tiger Mini Company
Arcadian Copper Company
Liars’ Club
Boston & Albany Railroad
Pinkham
Ex dividend and asset totals reported in stock list
The report states ex dividend status and assessment paid. It lists bonds totaling $68,087.50 and 11,685 shares of listed stocks. It also notes 16,404 unjiated shares.
Be Annual Meeting Of The Society Of Magdawar Rescendants
The Society of Magdawar Rescendants in Massachusetts held its annual meeting and dinner marking its seventy ninth anniversary of the signing of a charter. About 150 members attended as officers and fellows were elected including Bradford governor Winslow and treasurer George Rent, with presiding officer secretary Brewster.
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Society of
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Svernor Maytower
Allel Bradfo
D. Theta
A.teenor Gamatiel
Hradford
Overnor
Winslow
Naish
M. D
Elder
Charles uBuat
Brewster
Rge
Marcud
Pederick Wesley Fruel Jason
Moron Dexter
Burr Orter
Benjamin Franklin
Gabe
aPhacata
Ray G. Porter
Hare
Pen
Aera
Volution
Hart Nominated as Mayor At Open Democratic Convention
The Democratic convention nominated Thomas N. Hart after a tense ballot with 239 in Hart’s camp and 107 for Sanford. George N. Swallow chaired the gathering as Edward Sands and C Edward Vincent served as secretaries, with credentials committee chaired by Senator Witt amid applause.
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George N. Swallow
Edward P. Sands
C. Edward Vincent
Senator Witt
B. Mortain Hatch
Arthur P. Russell
George A. Hibbard
Fred W. Hammond
Witt
Swallow
Boston City Hall must be cleaned and led by a responsible mayor
Delegates urge a mayor answerable to taxpayers and not a self serving board. They criticize Boston’s political influence peddlers and demand honest administration, pledging to back a candidate who will prune payrolls and prevent waste. Alpine Sanford presented as a credible choice, with a history in the Republican leadership and city government.
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Boston
Boss Crokers
New York
Croker
Ross Crokers
Zon
Gras
Alpheus
Napoleon
Sanford
Hart Nominated for Mayor as Hart and Sanford Lead
The convention hears speeches endorsing Thomas N. Hart for Mayor with Sanford urged as guide to the Republican rise. Hart wins on the ballot with 239 votes to 107 for Sanford and 0 for others, then Callender moves unanimous. Street Commissioner race selects Ralph H. Quimby with 154 to Presho’s 18. A twenty-five member School Board committee is named and Hobart family sympathy resolutions pass.
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Sanford
Republian
Representative Root
Gove
Anoutee
Thomas N. Hart
Board of Strategy
General Collins
City Hall
Hart
Tom
Andrew Lattimore
Alpheus Sanford
Ideucatee
Thomas Ny Hart
Callender
Hiche2an
Gilpatric
Ralph H. Quimby
Dorchester
Presho
Quimby
Henry Gediman
Innes
Hobart
Crocker Speech Highlights Nomination Drive
The text records George U. Crocker addressing a political gathering with strong calls to nominate a single dynamic leader, referencing Hart and Sanford. It notes crowd reactions and urgent appeals to mobilize supporters, stressing the need for a decisive figure to rally the party and advance its platform.
Dodge Wins at Worcester in Republican Caucuses
Worcester November 21 Mayor Rufus B. Dodge Jr. defeated ex State Senator A S Roe in the Republican caucuses. Dodge totaled 2286 votes to 1101 for Roe and won 11 delegates to 5. He carried seven of eight wards.
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Worcester
Rufus B. Dodge, Jr
A. S. Roe
Roe
Dodge
Merchant Wins Gloucester Republican Mayor Nomination
In Gloucester on November 21 ex-Alderman George E Merchant was nominated with 50 votes. rivals W W French B F Cook and C Homer Barrett split 14. The convention endorses him to run on party papers. School committee nominees J B K Garland H C L Haskell and John L Stanley named.
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Gloucester
Republian
George E. Merchant
W. W. French
B. F. Cook
C. Homer Barrett
Republican City Committee
J. BK. Garland
H. C. L. Haskell
John L. Stanley
Brockton man charged with forgery in Boston check
Warren A. Oliver of Brockton, 27, was arrested by Inspector Gad yesterday for forging M H Cobe Co on a $329 Boston National Bank check dated Nov 8. He is wanted in Worcester and Brockton for the same offence. Also, the Metropolitan Mutual Aid Association held its annual ball at Paul Revere Hall with about 600 attendees, where T Connelly and G B Thompson offered congratulations.
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Canadian Pacific
Canada
Hudson
Enewes
Great Northern
A & Western
Louteritle
Nashville
Manhattan
Metropolitan Street
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Aesee
Lontation
Pennsylvania
Rio Grande
St Louis
Wisconsin ‘Central
Cotton OH
Hoop
Eel & Wire
Fiaglate
Tees Esseene
Shades
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn
Pacide
Fe Slat
Panie Toon & Steel
Saab
Carnae Rope & Perino
Aha
Coal & ‘Iron
Teather
Chicago
D. Eeeer
Messry. Howard, Crosby & Co
Tliverpool
Europe
Rockles
Warren A. Oliver
Brockton
Gaddis
M. H. Cobe & Co
Commercial Street
Boston National Bank
C H. Adams
Worcester
Metropolitan Mutual Aid Association
Boston Elevaton Railroad
Paul Revere Hall
Mechanic’s Building
Mesers
T. Connelly
G. B. Thompson
Overvotes Shock Cambridge Ward Three in City Caucus
In Cambridge Ward Three an astonishing 1821 votes were cast from a 1130-name list, part of a citywide result where four wards backed Dickinson and Ward Four backed Champlin. Total city vote reached 5367 with Dickinson ahead by 549.
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Champlin
David T. Dickinson
Temple Hall
Dickinson
Contested Ward Caucuses in Somerville Shape City Leadership
Republican caucuses in all seven wards of Somerville last night featured numerous aldermanic battles under the new charter. Mayor George O. Proctor faced united support, while wards showed varied contention for at large and ward aldermen spots, school committee races, and a quiet mayoral result.
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Somerville
George O. Proctor
M. Gracey
Comenen
Robert Burns
Edward
Saben
Charles F. Wildes
Rawson D. Wentworth
James Watters
W. H. Ennis
William H. Smith
Mr. Ennis
John Delay
Thomas E Marchant
Jackson Caldwell
George S. Canfield
John Stackpole
Francis M. Wilson
William H. Cushman
George W. W. Whiting
William P. Jones
T. Franklin Preston
Quincy FE. Dickerman
J. Walter Sanborn
John M. Woods
Isaac M. Story
Nll
Caleb L. Sanborn
J. F. Reynolds
F. A. P. Fiske
W. Carr
Mr. Fiske
James B. Davis
John ¥. Foster
Paul J. Smith
Mr. Foster
Joseph P. Boyce Wie
Charles S Warner
Henrietta B. H. Attwood
George A. Miles
Gould Wins in Chelsea by Narrow Mayoral Victory
In Chelsea the Republican caucus produced the closest mayoral contest in memory. Total city vote reached 3023 with many Democrats among the voters. James Gould defeated Alderman John Duncan by three votes, while Alderman Cre Weber placed third with 742 votes. Aldermen nominees for two years: Beck, Gheney, Meclintock. for one year: Thornley, Wyeth.
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Chelsea
John Duncan
James Gould
Gould
James Cre Webber
John Ek. Beck
Fred A. Gheney
William
Thornley
Willi
H. Wyeth
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Republican Party
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Republican State Committee
Board of Aldermen
Jesse Gove
E. W. Presho
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Maybelle McGarity
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