Copper Range and Coppers Stock Advice in Market Commentary
A stock market column recalls past buy calls on Amalgamated Copper Range and Trinity with bold forecasts. It argues copper prices will rise, warnings of pre-peak selling and a coming copper famine, citing decades of profits and future 200 percent returns amid slow production.
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Amalgamated
Trinity
Standard Oil
Rogers
William Rockefeller
Montana
Lake Superior
Kalamazoo
Mr. Rogers
Coppers and Wall Street Movements Highlight Trading Tricks
A stock market narration details copper manipulation and price shifts from 17 to 11 cents, the author’s plan to dump holdings, and Wall Street’s attempts to frighten him. He asserts future higher copper prices and warns buyers to ignore Wall Street signals.
Promoter Claims Pacific Mail Scheme Boosted Stock Price
The speaker details a campaign to buy Pacific Mail stock from minority holders at 70 per share with a seven day option, alleging the move would unlock value at 100 to 130. He reports a market rise of 14,000 shares bought, claiming gains to exceed 50 per share, and says the stock now trades 10 to 15 higher than before.
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Pacific Mail
Wall Street
Allouez
bAmalga’d
Am Ag Chemical
Hide & L
Amel & Tel
Atlantic
Boston
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston & Prov
bCal & Hecla
Atalpa
Centennial
Central Oil
Chiu & Stk Yds
On & M
Crescent
Daly-West
Steel
E. Elm River
Fitchburg Eee
Franklin i
Michigan
Mont C & C
Nhc&h
Old Colony
Utah Mining
Victoria
Washington
West End
Western Tel & Tel
Winonahs Westing
Atchison Ee
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & Great West
Chicago & Northwestern
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
Kansas City Southern
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan L
St Ry
Mexican Central
Minneapolis & St Louis
Minn
St Paul
St Louis & F
St — Ssri
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas Ve Pacific
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
American
Amalgamated Copper
Car & Yfoundry
Kincae Got
Amer
Amer Finseed
Amer Locomotive
Amer Smelting & Refng
Amer Sugar
Anaconda Minin Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fue & Iron
Consolidated Gas
Eeebete
Ewer
General Electric
National Sea International
People’s Gas
Pa Steel Carref
Nenattic Steel
Tennessee Coal & Iron
S Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Life Insurance Attacks Spark Public Controversy
In Boston on November 29, 1904 the writer denounces life insurers as blacklisting him and outlines plans to answer in Everybody's Magazine. He vows to expose managers of the great life insurance companies and threaten a public apology if his prior claims lack proof.
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Sively
Overtime Bill for Douglas Considered by Cambridge Rep Googins
Representative Eben H. Googins of Cambridge, a four year Republican, plans to push an overtime bill to Governor elect Douglas and asks if he will sign it. Republicans tie Bates defeat to not signing last session’s measure and seek to offer Douglas the same decision.
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Eben H. Googins
Cambridge
Douglas
Bates
Googins
Temperance meeting at Ad vent Church Chelsea tomorrow
A mass union temperance meeting and no license rally will be held at the Ad vent Christian Church Heard Street Chelsea tomorrow evening at 7 30 oclock. Several churches unite for the event with W N Tenney of the Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society Boston presenting a temperance panorama and chalk talk titled In temperance Its Evil and Remedy using blackboard and oil paintings.
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Advent Christian Church
Heard Street
Chelsea
W. N. Tenney
Massachusetts Total Abstinence Society
Boston
Three Seek Cambridge Mayor Post In Nonpartisan Race
Three candidates headline Cambridge mayoral battle with incumbent Augustine J. Daly seeking re election on a non partisan ticket. Former mayor John H H McNamee runs for the Democrats and Charles E Simpson for the Republicans as rallies heat up toward election day. Daly, born in 1860 in Canaan Connecticut, moved to Pittsfield Massachusetts and built a legal career in Cambridge. McNamee, about 50, started as a apprentice in book binding in Boston before forming the Cambridge firm McNamee Stinson and later running a large Cambridge book business.
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Cambridge
Augustine J. Daly
John H. H. McNamee
House of MacDonald & Sons
Chardon Street
Boston
New York
Margaret Haggerty
Brooklyn
McNamee & Stinson
McNamee
Tupper
John H. H. M’namee
Cambridge Politician Simpson Details and Masonic Affiliations
The Cambridge figure has long dabbled in local politics since 1889 and narrowly lost the mayoral race last year by about 60 votes. A New Hampshire native about 60 years old, he has lived in Cambridge 25 years and belongs to multiple Masonic lodges, chapters, commanderies, and Shriners. He has never held office or engaged actively in politics.
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Cambridge
Mr. Simpson
New Hampshire
Putnam Lodge of Masons
Cambridge Commandery
Aleppo Shrine
Odd Fellows
Howard Lodge
Bunker, Hill
Wheat Breaks Nearly 2 Cents On Large Northwest Receipts
Chicago November 28 enormous Northwest receipts triggered a drop of nearly two cents in December wheat with some recovery on covering. At close December wheat off 1 1 4, May down 5 8, corn up 1, oats down 1 8, provisions 5 to 12. Bears controlled wheat pit throughout the session on favorable news for them.
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Chicago
Northwest
Wheat and corn futures steady as grain market dull in Chicago
Ennis and Stoppani report wheat prices slipped after Liverpool drop and larger world shipments. Local cash markets stagnant with little buying. Corn receipts fell short of estimates and a small visible supply kept futures steady amid muted demand. Oats opened firmer on light receipts, while the broader term market held at a near steady level.
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Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Sith
Ennis & Stoppan
Chicago
Liverpool
New York Stocks Hold Strong Amid Bullish Market Tone
The market displayed underlying strength despite irregular surface moves as confidence grew in United States Steel stocks. Industrials rose with Colorado Fuel & Iron up six, rail leaders Pennsylvania and New York Central among active gainers, closing strong with total 255000 shares traded.
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New York
Unitedates Steel
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Illinois Central
John Fisking & Co
Congress Street
Missouri Pacific
Union Reee Ees
Tou
Union Pacific Ete eAae
U. S. Steel
Dividends Payable by Railroads
St Louis and San Francisco Railroad pays quarterly one per cent first preferred on January 2. Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad declares quarterly 144 percent preferred on January 2.
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad Company
Pleasant Duty Praise For Dr Agnew Powder
Rev James Murdock of Hamburg Pa reports a five year catarrh cure by Dr Agnew s Catarrhal Powder praising its magical effect The first application reportedly relieved symptoms within minutes
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James Murdock
Hamburg
Agnew
Boiling Market for Specialties on Nov 28
Strong stock activity with gains in Colorado Fuel and Illinois Central and notable copper moves. Illinois Steel shutdown under December clean-up seen as non alarming. Amalgamated Copper rose while local copper demand lagged. Shannon Copper directors elected. annual profits reported. Grand Trunk Pacific financing announced. broader market mixed with iron and steel bullish but United States Steel preferred weak. money markets and rail traffic cited as key factors.
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State Street
Colorado
Illinois Central
Steel Common
Iron and Steel
Illinois Steel Company
United States Steel Company
Illinois Company
London
New York
Amalgamated
Boston
Lawson
Quincy
Tamarack
Parrott
Trinity
Adventure
Elm River
Greene
Mohawk
Mass
Santa Fe
Shannon
United States Mining
Victoria
Winona
Isle Royale
Utah
American Telephone
New England
American Woolen Common
Massachusetts Electric Common
United Fruit
Exchange American Rotary
Bay State Gas
Richardson, Hill & Co
Montreal
Hornblower and Tucker
Dominion
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Cleveland & Pittsburg
Speyers
United States Steel
Pacifics
Western Railroads
Pennsylvania
Missouri Pacific
United States
Walshe Lectures on Allen Larkin and O'Brien in Charlestown
Nearly two thousand attendees filled Roughan Hall Charlestown to hear W J Walshe discuss The Life and Death of Allen Larkin and O'Brien. The Parnell Literary Club hosted the event drawing broad public interest and long applause.
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Allen
Larkin
O’brien
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
W. J. Walshe
Parnell Literary Club
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Judge Daly
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Gargan
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Mary McCarthy
Lee
Russell
University Art Studio
NEW York Consolidated
Shannon Copper Company
Gill
Charles F. Brooker
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
American Brass and Copper Company
A. A. Cowles
Ansonia Copper Company
Berthold Hochschild
Amercan Metal Company
Charles Hayden
Hayden, Stone & Co
Frederick L. Ames
George C. Gill
Holyoke
Holyoke National Bank
James W. Hazen
Leonard Wheeler
Worcester
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Kinnicutt & Dewitt
George Dc. Gill
Hazen
C. Frederick Childs
Fisk & Robinson
Middle West
Childs
Mason, Lewis & Co
Frederick D. Bolles
W. J. Hayes & Sons
Harvey Fisk & Sons
H. L. Dexter
Rudolph Kleybolte & Co
Isaac van Horn Co
Morrison, Kekewich & Co
China
Japan
Jacob Berry & Co
United States Circuit Court
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Speyer Brothers
Grand Trunk Pacific
Speyer & Co
Speyer Brothers of
Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada
Speyer Banking House
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Flowers Oni Am
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Tel & Tel
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Ill Steel
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NEW York Bonds
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Alpha Shoe Store
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