Copper Market Bulls Rally Amid Coppererized Rumors
Copper market bulls push Amalgamated to 60 as rumors swirl of a Calumet & Hecla agreement or production restraint. Reports hint at deals behind copper gains, with Calumet stock at 800s and Amalgamated’s influence growing. Market breadth strong in Boston and New York, with rails and utilities advancing and calls for possible near-term reaction.
Boston Market Prices Reported for Today
Boston session closes with highest and lowest sales, plus closing bid and asked prices for the day. Market observers note daily fluctuations across commodities and securities as traders react to domestic and international cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Legal Problems Plague Boston Judges Yesterday
Judges heard varied cases in and near Boston. Key issues included abutters seeking damages for noise from the Elevated Railway and whether such noise constitutes compensable harm under eminent domain. Other proceedings covered illegal liquor dispensing, fraudulent voting, assault, looting lodging houses, and speeding penalties with sentences ranging to three months and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Edward F. Baker
Boston Elevated Railway
Supreme Court
Ker
Hammond
Chie
Superior Court
Harrison Avenue
Knowlton
Morton, Lathrop
Barr
Mason
Fortune for a baby in novelists will disclosed
New York November 21 The posthumous daughter of novelist Paul Leicester Ford, Lesta Ford, will inherit two thirds of her late father's estate once mature The personal estate totals 50572 05 after debts and includes real estate in New York and New Hampshire The will leaves Mrs Grace Kidder Ford the remainder and names Worthington C Ford and Mrs Roswell Skeel Jr as other legatees with specified amounts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lesta Ford
Paul Leicester Ford
Orn
Malcolm
Ward
New Hampshire
Ford
Lesta
Grace Kidder Ford
Worthington C. Ford
Paul Ford
Roswell Skeel, Jr
Worthington Ford
Work Accomplished for Crippled Children at Industrial School
The eighth annual report of the Industrial School for Crippled and Deformed Children details progress at 424 Newbury Street. Overcrowded quarters hinder both teachers and pupils, though building prospects brighten with a $45,000 present in a $100,000 fund for a new facility. All students are bused daily, with 42 children on the waiting list for admission. Visitors are welcomed, with superintendent Mary M. Perry arranging tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial School For
Newbury Street
Hst
Mary M. Perry
Resignations Accepted From Two Police Officers
The police commissioners accepted the resignation of Patrolman Fred W. Deering of Division 1 to take effect next Saturday at 5 45 p m and also the resignation of Patrolman John Hayes to take effect immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Deering
Division
John Hayes
Wage Increase Signals Rail Traffic Confidence In Holiday Trade
New York November 21 A Dun and Bradstreet weekly review notes voluntary wage hikes by large rail systems reflect strong business and confidence in busy traffic. Holiday preparations surge. congestion persists and relief is unlikely. Rubber goods stocks stay tight, leather markets steady, hides firm only for inferior offerings as Western markets stay quiet. Failure counts rise to 266 in US and 24 in Canada. Bradstreet’s reports improved trade conditions, milder weather aiding cotton crop prospects, and better export and manufactured goods movement despite earlier freight bottlenecks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
United States
Canada
Bradstreet’s
Better Pay For 500 Men On Michigan Central Yards
Detroit Nov 21 General Superintendent LHommedieu announced a voluntary pay raise for switch men on the Michigan Central in the Detroit Chicago yards and Michigan junctions. Foremen gain 4 cents an hour and helpers 3 cents, affecting about 600 men starting December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
L'Hommedieu
Michigan Central Railway
Chicago
Michigan
Bravery Rewarded Captain Sorenson Receives Second Service Bar
Captain Alfred Sorenson of this port and Somerville is awarded a gold life saving second service bar for saving D. J. Lawler near Boston lightship on July 29, 1900. He previously earned a gold medal in 1894 for heroism. The report also notes ship launches, arrivals, cargo shipments, stowaways, and port activity including the five masted schooner T Charlton Henry and Hesleyside voyage details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Sorenson
Somerville
Philadelphia
Treasury Department
D. J. Lawler
Boston
T. Charlton Henry
H. M. Bean
Camden
John G. Crowley
Elmer E. Crowley
Henry W. Cramp
Henry
Cora F. Cressy
Hesleyside
Rotterdam
Savannah
Liverpool
Manchester
Bremen
Galveston
Algiers
Rudolph Fletsch
Glasgow
Mystic Pier
John Henderson
Fletsch
Germany
T Wharf
Winifred
Valentina
Gloriana
Alatea
Emily Cooney
Henrietta G. Martin
Mary T. Fallon
Seaconnet
Samoset
Oliver Kilham
Edward Perkins
Manomet
Haddock
Gledhow
Blyth
Rotherfield
Hull
Shipping News Mini Almanac Nov 22 Marine arrivals listed
Shipping notices report arrivals and voyages from Glasgow to Hull P. E. I. ports and North American destinations. Steamers Corean Bechuana Saxon King Hesleyside Gledhow Rotherfield Dagny Oscar I Glouces ter etc with ports including Calcutta Rotterdam Hull Port de Paix Bay of Fundy Boston Philadelphia and New York among others. Details include sailing routes tug operations and barge tows in late Oct and early Nov.
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Corean
Jtr
Henderson
Glasgow
Bechuana
Renwicke
Calcutta
Saxon King
Smith
Rotterdam
Hesleyside
Faulkner
Gledhow
Weatherill
Blyth
Rotherfield
Chandler
Hull
Eng
Dagny
Abrahamson
Port de Paix
Hayti
Oscar I
Petersen
Louisburg
C B
Halifax
Pye
Charlottetown
Hawkesbury
C. B
Gloucester
James
Baltimore
Norfolk
Grecian
Bricgs
Philadelphia
Carib
Ingram
Jacksonville
Charleston
H. M. Whitney
Baker
New York
Bay State
Oliver
Portland
Penobscot
Rolx
Bangor
City of Gloucester
Ober
Mass
Aquila
Senenbaugh
Pictou
N. S
Nottingham
Tingle
Port Johnson
Portsmouth
N. H
Salem
Richmond
Perry
Newport News
Spartan
Brookside
Marion
Langhorne
Mary E. Cueckenbach
Colcord
R. R. Thomas
George M. Winslow
Natty
Scranton
Binghampton
Weehawken
Gaspe
Miss Pauline Astor Arrives and Revives Old Family Feud
New York dispatch notes Miss Pauline Astor daughter of William Waldorf Astor arriving in the city. Lawyer Charles A. Peabody, in charge of the Astor estate, confirms no visit to Mrs. William Astor and signals weeks of stay with plans to visit Philadelphia and other relatives. Prior to America she met Romania royalty in Bucharest and rode with the crown prince amid maneuvers. Rumors of engagements to English titled peers persist but remain unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pauline Astor
William Waldorf Astor
William Astor
Piery
Charles A. Peabody
Willam Astor
Peabody
Miss Astor
Philadelphia
James Paul
Red Hussars
William Waldorf
Duke of Roxburghe
England
Shipping ledger of vessels sailing and cleared
A historic port ledger lists numerous ships barges and schooners sailing from and to U S and Canadian ports. Entries include towing barges for Salem Hokendauqua New York Philadelphia and Portland plus schooners from Boston Norfolk Philadelphia and Fernandina yard names such as Josephine Ellicott and Windward Bay. Cleared vessels include Steamers Livonian Planet Mars Lake Michigan and St Oswald with cargoes and destinations including Newport News Sackville and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pureka
Plummer
Philadelphia
Rosemont
Upton
Josephine Ellicott
Boston
Alley
Fernandina
Delaware
Black
Lamoine
Quincey
Youkon
Ritecy
Arizona
Warner
Gloucester
Maye
Luther T. Garretson
Young Brothers
Baltimore
Veymouth
Josie
Burt
Fortuna
William P. Hood
Norfolk
Annie F. Conlon
Thorp
Livonian
Glasgow
Planet Mars
Lake Michigan
Newport News
Pectan
Pensacola
Yarmouth
Sahara
Mobile
Manor
Galveston
Chiverstone
Portland
Howaré
Mancunia
Blucefields
Inagua
Spartan
Lorberry
Rébedonia
Coleraine
Salem
Lackawanna
Hoboken
Chemung
Canisteo
Cobocton
Richmond
Ohio
George R. Sheffield
Hamnton
Mary
Tackenbach
Kingston
Solitaire
San Joaquin
Harold J. Cousins
Laura M. Turt
Isaac T. Campbell
Sarah C. Ropes
Sandy Hook
J. C
Plvira J. French
Vac
Henry L. Peckham
M.D
Windsor
Wolfville
Cheverte
Pacific
Howard
New York
John Proctor
Alexa
S J. Pierre
Fatl Y D
Margaretville
N. S
Harry Morris
Quaco
N. B
Hunter
Lyra
Fanny
W. W W. Waters
H. M. Stanley
St. John
Sunday Religious Services and Activities in Boston Churches
A readable schedule of Sunday services across Tremont Temple and Tremont Street churches, Ruggles Street Baptist, Baptist Tabernacle, Dudley Street Baptist, First Baptist Commonwealth Ave, Old South Church, Berkeley Temple, Tremont Street M E, and various Spiritualist and Theosophical groups. It lists times for sermons, Sunday schools, concerts, special programs, and addresses by Rev. W W Bustard, Harrie R Chamberlin, Dr. George A Gordon, and others, with choir, music, and events through the day and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
W. W Bustard
Stephen Moore
St. John's Boy Choir
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont
Washington Streets
A C. Dixon
D. C
Professor Case
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
Harrie R. Chamberlin
Rochester Theological Seminary
Iife
Bible School
Young People's Meeting
God
Dudley Street
W. W. Everts
Tremont Temple
Bustard
M. FE. A. Gleason
Dudley Street Opera House
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
D. D
Old South Church
George A. Gordon
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
H. O. Hannum
Berkeley Temple
Knight
Spiritualistic Industrial Society
Appleton Hall
Appleton Street
Ida P. A. Whitlock
Harmony Hall
Washington Street
Smith
Hanson Kibble
Julia I. Davis
Josephine Webster
Myra Lewis
Corbe
C. Lena
Ruth
Tremont Street
Bible Spiritual
Gutiereez
Sherley
Brown
Carleton
Masta
Cohen
Wood
Hersey
Hatch
Wilde
First Spiritual Temple
Exeter Street
Hiram Abif
Phillips Brooks
N. J. Willis
Hatfield Pettibone
America Hall
I. Cobb
P. McKenna
Commercial Hall
M. Adeline Wilkinson
Roxbury Spiritual Association
Highland Hall
Warren Street
Walnut Avenue
E. Mack
E. C. Parke
Lawson Colts at the Show at Madison Square Garden
New YorkNov 21 Despite Lawson's pledge to keep his horses out of the Horse Show of 1902 two of his colts appeared in the ring. They were shown with the hackney stallion Fashion owned by Prescott Lawrence and led by Patsy Hogan. The two Lawson get Royal Black Venus and a 3 year old gelding were exhibited in the class for stallions with three of their progeny. The horses will return to Scituate Mass tomorrow. The day opened with heavy attendance and more horses in exercise as owners sought to ease confinement. James R Purcell, famed exhibitor from Virginia, entered the hunter class and drew applause for his tandem display despite judges showing him little favor. The ponies and jumpers dominated the day with 26 qualified hunters for tomorrow. Notable entries included Ambrose Clark s Red Oak and Lady Lu. John P Dulany s Kathleen. Sidney Holloway s Allister. George Pepper s Myopia. Whitney s Dorothy Manners. Pfizer s Yourfellow. Mrs Beck s Falkirk and My Fellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison Square Garden
Thomas W. Lawson
Borges
Moore Brothers
Chicago
Lawson
Fashion
Prescott Lawrence
Robert
George Gibson
A Fashion
Mr. Lawrence
Patsy Hogan
Scituate
Mass
James R. Purcell
Purcell
Virginia
Mr. Purcell
Ambrose Clark
Red Oak
John P. Dulany
Kathleen
Sidney J. Holloway
Allister
George Pepper
Harry Payne Whitney
Dorothy Manners
Charles Pfizer
Adam Beck
Falkirk
Diverse Sunday religious services and concerts in Boston
Boston spiritual lyceum Paine Hall hosts a free 1:30 pm service. Parker Memorial near Berkeley hosts Joseph Haydn lecture with Arlington Street Choir and Parker Chorus. Every Day Church at Shawmut Ave offers 10:30 am erection program and 7:15 pm Beethoven Jupiter Symphony concert with Boston Philharmonic Orchestra. Unitarian and Universalist groups present vesper services, prayers, and musical programs with noted clergy and choirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Universalist
Shawmut Avenue
Canton and
Brookline Streets
George L. Perth
D.D
Boston Philharmonic Orchestra
Ashton Lewis
Jupiter Symphony
Beethoven
Laurett
Titts
Bendix
H. Nelson Raymond
Perin
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Thomas van Ness
Second Church
Angeline Andrews
Florence J. King
Willard P. Gerrish
Nathan F. Lincoln
Watson
Gaul
Page
Jesus
Spencer
George Merdall Taylor
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
F. A. Noble
D. D
Chicago
Florence Nickerson
Christadelphian
Washington Street
Pilgrim Hall
Nebuchadnezzar
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Park Square
Paine Memorial Hall
Appleton Street
J. P. Bland
Social Science Club
Tremont Temple Noon Meetings and Temperance Crusade
A compact notice describes Tremont Temple daily noon services led by pastors and laymen with Dr A C Dixon preaching at 1230 pm, Florida Jubilee Singers, and a world wide temperance pledge signing crusade at 3 pm with notable speakers. Also lists various religious lectures at Berkeley Hall Pilgrim Hall and other venues with free seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
A. C. Dixon
Florida Jubilee Singers
M. Landis
Dartmouth Street
Back Bay Station
Harvard
John Mamilton
Cinccinnati
C. A. Crane
D. D
William Evans
Franklin Hamilton
Mary A. Livermore
Henry B. Metcalf
George L. Perin
A. H. Plumb
Katherine Lente Stevenson
Berkeley Hall
Tremont and
Berkeley Streets
Jiman B. Johnson
England
Cordial Welcor
Maxim & Gay Co Offers New Orleans Income Opportunity
No greater opportunity has ever been afforded the American racing public to earn a steady income with a small capital than that which the Maxim & Gay Co offers at New Orleans beginning Thanksgiving Day Nov. 27. The firm cites past sensational New Orleans successes and promises to surpass prior efforts with on site experts preparing for the opening to help patrons win steady incomes on small bets. If you want to know what we did at New Orleans last winter read this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxim & Gay Co
New Orleans
Crescent City
Racing Meeting Profit Hats and Bookmaker Services
Summary of a racing meeting showing 97 racing days with 94 starters, 58 winners and 36 losers. Net profit 2435 dollars on a 20 dollar daily bet. Advertises Maxim and Gay Company betting service from New Orleans with Sol Lichtenstein placing bets, daily mailings, odds and horse names, and 10 to 100 dollar daily play tiers plus 5 percent commission. Requires registered bank checks and outlines subscription terms and guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Felix Bard
Serpent
Bristol Ee
Utero Stat eNews
Vet Ee
Cocssecses
Arakeae
Orle
Jbeseeucell
Seveveeses
Banish
Frank M
St. Cuthbert
Weideman
Lord Quex
Admetus Coueee
Alard Seeee Eee
Deponan Ee
Cadet
Annie Thompson
Nellie Waddell
Monosee
Ernest Parham
Tayena
Cadet Seers
G Fox Eee
B. Gates
Samivel
Bto
Sevoy Oe
Garter Bansses
Ida Ledford
Josie F
H'shoe Tobacco
Ba Weee
King Tatius
Elsie Bramble
Maggie Davis
Tord Neville
Philma Paxton
Parnassus Aeee
Barbara ‘Frietchie
Carl Kahler
Barbara Frietchie
Malay Ae Eee
Navasota
Eee
Wees
Eunee Eee
Trebor To
Sto
Sir Christopher
Pharoah
Deloraine
Bill Nixon Te
Wwon
Miss Conrad
Admetus Seer Eee
van Hoorebeke
Scarlet Lily
Toast
McWilliams
H'choe Tobacco
Laurplighter
Travers
Love's Labor
Aaron Pond
Four Leaf C
Sol. Lichtenstein
Metropolitan Association
Maxim & Gay Company
Maxim & Gay Co
Canal Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amalgamated
Calumet & Hecla
Calumet
Amalgamated Company
Heinze
United Copper
Centennial
Osceola
Utah
Wolverine
United Fruit
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island
Illinois Central
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Manhattan
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Metropolitan
Mass City
Houghton
Mich
Champion
George L. Walker
Heath
Atch, Top & SF
Atlantic
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Boston & Albany
Wisconsin Central
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Mat
Amalgamated Copper
Am Car & Foundry
Daly-West
Anaconda Mining
ROY, Hoy
Dom Coal
Dom Iron & Steel
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Edison el Ill
Consolidated Gas Pee Ene
Fitchburg
Franklin
General Electric
General Hplectric
Hocking Coal Eee
Isle Royale
Uanajuato
Mass Electric
Pacific Coast
Pacific Mall
Pressel Steel
Republic Steel
TD Keit Mergenthaler Lin
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Mohawk
U S Leather
Mont & Boston
Eel & Tel
U S Steel
Nw& H
Nor & War
Osceola Min Eae Nee
Parrot
Pullman Pere Marquette Pref Co
Wift & . An
Trinity Min
United Shoe Ma
U S Coal
West End St Ry
Western Tel & Tel
Westag
Boston Stock Sales
Am Tel & Tel
Ch & W Mich
Eastern Ist
Lll Steel
Western T & T Ss
el & Tel
Superior Criminal Court
Joseph Wilson
Roxbury
Sughrue
Wilson
Lynn
John E. Jones
Jones
John White
Thomas Martin
William Kane
White
Martin
House of Correction
Simons
Benjamin Simons
Cherry Street
Sullivan
Andrew F. O’connell
Bright Street
Brighton
George Putnam
Thomas Shea
Havrestreet
James Dundas
Adelaide Perkins
Union Park Street
Dundas
Reformatory
Alfred
George H. Hosmer
Edward J. Ryan
Fred Howard
Deer Island
Paul L. Ford
NEW York Stock Exchange
Railroads
Atchison
RIM
Baltimore & Oto
Canadian Pacific
Canada& Southern
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & Great Western
PBR
Chicago & Berthwees
Chicago Ter & Trans
Cc & St Lous
Colorado Southern
Nelawatre & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Great Northern
Hocking Valley
Iowa Central
Ray
Kansas
Giity Southern
Nashville
Toursville
HNO
Missouri
New Jersey Central
New York Central
Western
Eewee
Norfolk & 500
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Big Reading
St Louis & San Fran
St. Louis
St Paul See
Bradstreet
Shipping News
Miss Pauline Astor
M. E
Concord Street
C. E. Davis
Epworth League
Boston Psychic Conference
Massachusetts Avenue
Northampton Street
J. T. Coombs
Mme. Zara
Carbee
Miller
Wonder Wheel
Littlefield
Webber
Randall
Davis
Gray
F. Curtis
Mellen
Boston Spiritual Temple
Chickering Hall
Huntington Avenue
FE. A. Wiggin
Schubert
Psychical Research Society
Mr. Wiggin
Annie Banks Scott
Red Men's Hall
T. A. Scott
Plymouth Street
Cambridge
Minnie M. Soule
Legion of Honor
Lynn Spiritualists’ Association
Cairol
C. Cunningham
Harry Chase
Graham Rice
National Bank
Canal St
Broadway
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