Market Beams with Copper and Gold Delights in New York and Boston
A volatile trading day across New York and Boston sees copper names leading gains while other equities falter. Manhattan records the heaviest single stock day in months with about 200,000 shares trading as prices surged from 150 to 158 before settling at 158. Range and Copper Range rise amid Lake miners activity, while Calumet & Hecla slides to 450. New York Central gains on merger chatter and October earnings, and Gould negotiates pooling with Osgood in Colorado Fuel, signaling balance in control.
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New York
Boston
Manhattan
Goukd
Lawson
Amalgamated
Calumet & Hecla
Calumet
Houghton
Mich
Quincy
Osceola
Tamerack
Utah
Wolverine
Centennial
Perey Marquette
Massachusetts
Dominion Coal Management
New England Gas and Coke
Ross
Dominion Cail Company
New York Central
Colorado
George Gould
Osgood
Gould
Hawley-Harriman
Gates
Carkeek
Greene
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
United Metals Selling Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
Greene Company
United States Coal and Oil Company
G VA. Williams
Harrison County
W. Va
Atlantic
Champion
Lake Superior
Isle Royale
Bay State
Bald Butte
Heath
Sal Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Canada Southern
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chi & Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Ace
Chicago Term & Trans
Cc. C
C & St Louis
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Illinois Central
Iowa
National Railroad
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
St Loni
St Toate” Southwestern
St Paul Sheve
Southern Pacific Iaetes
Mooere. Railway
de P Seeereeere
Emi & Tpacific
United States
Amalgamated Copper Ee
Am Car & Foundry Weer
Am Smelting & Refining
Anaconda Mining Eee
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel 1 & Iron
Consolidated Gas Eereee
General Electric Senor
Hocking Coal
Patebnarional Paper Sista
Doeeeerreer
Pacific Mail
Eees Gas
Republic Steel
Seeess
Seer Eeeserees
Sia
Aon Tenn Coal & Iron
UN Ba & Paper Co
Wees States Leather
Caer Eeeeserrree
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Western Union
Boston Stock Sales Report Summary
Boston on November 24 lists the day’s highest and lowest sales, along with the closing bid and asked prices. The report provides a snapshot of market activity for traders seeking quick reference to price ranges and final quotations.
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Boston
Heavy Leather Purchase Sets Trade Record
H B Endicott head of Lester shire Manufacturing buys 2 million dollars of leather, with 1 million from United States Leather Company for hemlock sole leather and 1 million from American Hide and Leather Company for uppers. Full quotation prices paid. Largest single leather order in trade history.
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H. B. Endicott
Lestershire Manufacturing Company
United States Leather Company
American Hide and Leather Company
Marston's Boston Restaurant Evolution From Seafaring Start
A Cape Cod seaman turned Boston restaurateur built a four-building complex on Brattle and Hanover streets. Today Marston's covers 43 000 square feet, hosts about 8600 daily patrons, and operates a men’s lunch room at 564 Washington street catering to mid day business users.
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Cape Cod
Boston
Russell Marston
Commercial Street
Brattle Street
Brattle
Hanover Street
Marston
New England
United States
Marstons
Washington Street
Ownership petition seeks public coal mines vote towns fuel yards
Henry R. Legate of Boston circulates a petition to the Legislature and the General Court. The aim is to memorialize Congress in favor of government ownership of coal mines and to submit to voters a constitutional amendment allowing municipalities to establish fuel yards.
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Henry R. Legate
Boston
Great and General Court
Congress
Governor Crane at State House Today
Governor Crane returns to the State House for a few hours. He will preside over the executive council on Wednesday and then spend Thanksgiving at his Dalton home. The council will approve and publish the official canvass of the last state election.
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Crane
State House
Executive Council
Dalton
Commonwealth
Mrs Clark Sues for 20000 in East Cambridge Court
In Superior Court at East Cambridge Mrs Emma D Clark sues to recover 20000 from Lowell Lawrence & Haverhill Street Railway Company after a Dec 23 1899 tram stop injury at Bridge Street Lowell. Her husband Benjamin R Clark seeks 5000 for loss of society claim. doctors call hysteria the cause.
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East Cambridge
Emma D. Clark
Benjamin R. Clark
Haverhill
Lowell, Lawrence & Haverhill Street Railway Company
Helena Bills Cannot Be Paid
Helena Montana faces a Montana Supreme Court ruling that bars the city treasury from paying most municipal costs. The injunction allows only water works and library expenses, freezing payment of fire police mayor aldermen city council city attorney and others as the water bill nears $100,000 and the debt limit is cited.
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Boston
Helena
Mont
Montana Supreme Court
Water Works Company
Water Works
C. S. Tuckerman
Stubbed Toe Proves Fatal for Roxbury Pioneer Edward Kelley
Edward Kelley Roxbury's longtime plumber and father of John L. Kelley died after a stubbed toe led to blood poisoning and a sequence of amputations culminating in death. Born in Roxbury, he lived on Galena Street, led local plumbing with son Edward, and served as town assessor and ward committee member. Seven children survive. funeral at St. Joseph's Roxbury with Mt Benedict burial.
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Edward Kelley
Roxbury
City Hospital
Kelley
John L. Kelley
Galena Street
Edward
Warren
General Warren
Warren Street
Mr. Kelley
Montpelier
Admiral Dewey
Boston
Colonel Adams Home After Surprise Foss Defeat
Colonel Melvin O. Adams, rival to defeated Republican candidate Foss, returns from a months abroad trip saying it was a business voyage. He reacts to Foss's loss by noting wards favoring his own delegates gave Foss a majority at the polls and praises the new representative J. A. Sullivan as exceptionally well qualified.
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Melvin O. Adams
Foss
London
Adams
J. A. Sullivan
Sullivan
Rehearsals for Pavan Near Completion in Mechanics Hall
Rehearsals finish for a court festival to be staged Thursday at 8 p.m. in Mechanics Building with Mrs J J OCallaghan as Queen Isabella. Infantas and gallants to be chosen, 150 girls to perform before the throne under Miss Barr. Harry Burrill to portray the King of Spain, with consuls of Spain France and Italy attending. Proceeds go to the Working Boys Home under Rev Augustine Malley.
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Mechanics
J. J. O’callaghan
Isabella of
Spain
Infantas
Miss Barr
Charlestown
Harry Burrill
Augustine D. Malley
Judge Dewey Returns After Vacation to Free Offenders
Report of Judge Dewey signaling his return to the bench after a European trip includes lenient actions. He released 49 offenders, delayed dinner 20 minutes to avoid extended confinement, and gave several defendants lighter sentences or fines while warning them to stay out of trouble. The day featured numerous cases with mixed outcomes and ended after noon with further proceedings postponed to this morning.
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Victoria Denepoll
Sherborn
John Stevens
Deer Island
John Mulligan
Martin Lynch
Mary Quardrill
House of Correction
Ingalls
Harry Weinart
Max Brooks
Weinart
Brooks
Catherine Taylor
Harry Frank
Arthur Adams
Cases in Other Courts in Joseph Wilson Trial
In the Superior Criminal Court yesterday Judge Bond interrupted counsel T Coakley during Wilson’s trial. Coakley sought to save exceptions to the judge’s remarks but was denied. A clash over keeping still and saving exceptions followed in a dialogue cited in the proceedings.
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Joseph Wilson
Bond
Superior Criminal Court
T. Coakley
Wilson
Coakley
Burglars Apprehended In Roxbury Clothing Store
Patrolmen found three burglars in Wolf Cohen’s clothing store at 2073 Washington Street Roxbury just before 2 AM. Joseph Brown 19 Frank Lauer 18 and Timothy Gately 22 faced Roxbury District Court arraignments with Brown admitting guilt on Oct 24 entry and Lauer pleading not guilty. All three pleaded guilty to the latest charge and cases continued.
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Wolf Cohen
Washington Street
Roxbury
Joseph Brown
Linden Park Street
Frank Lauer
Tremont Street
Timothy Gately
Portland
England
Brown
Lauer
Arraignment in Charlestown on assault case over political dispute
Robert J. McCormack was arraigned in the Charlestown Municipal Court yesterday on the charge of assault and battery on Walter M. Brown near the corner of Joiner and Chelsea streets on the morning of Nov. 4. He pleaded not guilty. Judge Bragg said he would stop political brawls in Charlestown. The case was continued to Dec. 8.
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James Hall
Lewis A. Simpson
David Laplain
Court Street
Simpson
Bowdoin Square
Sensation
Charlestown
South End
Myra Caplin
Caplin
Joe Lt. Perkins
Mabel Harringom
William M. Haines
Perkins
Acton Street
Mabel Harrington
Alice Perkins
Joe Perkins
Robert J. McCormack
Walter M. Brown
Joiner
Chelsea
Bragg
Court Case Snippets From Chelsea and Surrounding Courts
Report covers inquest requests by Chel sea Registration Supervisor John D Smith and Judge Bosson, with exclusion of nonparticipants. Also notes fines for Somerville policemen, arraignments in Roxbury on fraud and weighing charges, Reed fined for speeding, Hagan assault case in Malden, Albanise shooting case in Newton, and youths held for freight car break in Houghton area.
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John D. Smith
Chelsea
Judge Bosson
Bosson
Somerville
E. R. Nickerson
A. F. Mahoney
P. J. Gallagher
W. W. Read
Roxbury
James W. McElroy
Shawmut Avenue
G. E. Reed
North Abington
Boston
Malden
Thomas Hagan
Pearl Street
John McMahon
McMahon
Newton
Lillian A. Albanise
Nicholas Albanise
Boylston Street
Newton Upper Falls
Houghton
James W. Folan
Daniel J. Quinn
Frederick Daly
Youth Card Game Disrupted by Meat Refrigerator Scene
In Somerville, at 74 Union Square, youths aged 15 to 17 used a large meat refrigerator, cards, dice, and two officers for a private game Sunday night. Michael Donahue was fined $3 after arrest for playing cards. others were not tried.
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Union Square
Somerville
Michael Donahue
John Farrell
John Judge
William Younkers
Frank Flagg
Joseph McCormack
Donahue
Consuelo Hosts Portuguese King at Windsor and Blenheim
The King of Portugal bade farewell to King Edward at Windsor and then dined with the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough at Blenheim. He will stay in England for a private visit, touring Blenheim Palace treasures before moving on to Norfolk.
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London
Portugal
Edward
Windsor
Blenheim
Duke
Duchess of Marlborough
Eagland
Charles
Norfolk
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