Dull and Heavy Markets Highlight Utah Mining Bets and Finances
The market closed weak with London selling and high call money. Utah plans two new copper matte smelters by United States Mining Co and Boston Consolidated Mining Co, plus a proposed 40 ton smelter by Bingham Copper & Gold. Chicago Burlington & Quincy yearend report shows rising net income and funded debt details. Flemington Coal and Coke property praised by ex-president Thomas F Oakes amid electric installation plans.
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Transvaal
London
New York
Utah
United States Mining Company
Boston Consolidated Mining Company
A. C. Truman
St. Louis
Salt Lake
United States Company
Boston Consolidated
Bingham Canyon
Bingham District
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Newal Fund
Burlington & Missouri River Railroad Company
Flemington
Thomas F Oakes
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Flemington Coal and Coke Company
Eeeemty York Call Loans
Pvaines
New York Funds
Boston
Copper markets and mining updates reported in Pinkham
The article notes a $976,067 drop in reserve excess and a $1,805,057 fall in New York excess to $3,412,714. It mentions moved offices for A. L. Sweetzer & Co at Atlantic National Bank building and quotes a Waldorf-Astoria man amid yacht racing. Copper visible supply fell in September from 32,381 tons to 28,% tons by October 2, with totals down from 27.8% tons January 1 to 28,328 tons August 1. It covers stock moves, copper import dynamics, and yields from Atlantic and Wolverine, plus Wyoming Development & Transportation shipments for Gold Hill and Saratoga, and notes on Baraga county industrial options and a new Harris Cattle Company with a $509,000 capital.
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New York
Messrs. A. L. Sweetzer & Co
Atlantic National Bank
State and
Kitty Streets
Waldorf-Astoria
Sandy Hook
Butte & Boston
Bingham
Gaming
Tah
United States
Santa Fe
Cochiti
Parrot
Centennial
Old Dominion
Arcadian
Central Oil
Atlantic
Wolverine
Amalgamated Copper Company
Baltimore
Europe
Wyoming Development & Transportation Company
Denver
Gold Hill
Wyoming
Wyoming Southern Railroad
Saratoga
Marquette Mining Journal
Newtonville
Keweenaw Bay
Colonel Coach
Pea
Baraga County
Temple
American Pneumatic Service Company
Lamson Consolidated Store Service Company
Harris Cattle Company
Boston
Banner Cattle
North Dakota
State Street
William Reynolds
Marblehead
William H. Haley
Dodge, Haley & Co
H. Adams Harris
Towner
Pinkham
Cattle Company Offers Shares in Promising Dividend Stock
The document outlines 10 000 shares of treasury stock with a par value of 5 00. Price to be set after the first block sells. Dividends are payable semi annually and the stock promises 15 to 20 percent returns for small and large investors.
Ola Dorm Mining and Vilanters' Compress Financial Notes
Ex dividend noted with assessment paid. Total sales include DBonds $98,100 and unlisted bonds $1,000. Stocks total 19,752 shares and unlisted stocks 11,022 shares. Swift & Co. listed with various figures 26104 103 104 550 34 33-38 percent 42 48 270 45 20 102 percent 102 2 percent 102 percent.
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Atchison
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Chicago
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Chicago & Northwestern
Pacific
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Delaware & Hudson Utz
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Iowa Central
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Wisconsin Central
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Brooklyn Rapidansit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
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National Steel Eaee
NY Air Brake
Pacific Mail
People’s Gas
Iron & Steel
Tenn Coal & Iron Oe
United States Leather
United States Rubber
Western Union
Ola Dorm Mining
Vilanters
Swift & Co
Dewey Welcome Spent Millions Amid Campaign Spectacle
A fragmented clipping reports massive expenditures in the Dewey welcome event with figures like 20 million and 5 million mentioned. incomplete text leaves the exact totals and context unclear but indicates a high cost public reception tied to a political figure.
Dewey Receives Freedom of Washington on Homecoming
Admiral Dewey arrives in Washington after Manila triumphs with a grand reception. District Commissioner Wight and Secretary Long welcome him at the station and White House as electric lights flash the greeting Welcome admiral. Dewey meets officials and friends before a private luncheon at Mrs. McLean’s house.
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Deepwood
Wight
John Addison Porter
McKinley
Admiral Dewey
Washington
Manila
Dewey
W. H. Moses
Theodore Noyes
Commissioner Ross
Archibald Greenlees
Moses
White House
Treasury
Lafayette Square
Navy Department
Executive Mansion
Liverpool Wheat Opens Steady as Chicago Rises on War Outlook
In Liverpool wheat held unchanged then rose 4d as Chicago markets opened 4c higher. Local traders covered ahead of New York holidays with little excitement and muted foreign trade. St Louis bought 40,000 bushels, Northwest receipts were 1550 cers, and Canada’s final crop reports show an apparent surplus of about 50 million bushels versus 80 million last year.
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Liverpool
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Northwest
Canada
Ward 17 Democrats Select Board Of Directors
The Ward 17 Democratic Association met at Connolly Hall 923 Albany Street. New members were admitted and many applications were carried over for action Thursday at 8 p.m. A board of directors was elected: Daniel T. Connolly chairman John Kearns Dennis C. Sullivan Charles J Keenan James Lannigen John Molloy Thomas B. Fitzgerald and John T. Lynd.
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Ward 17
Democratic Association
Connolly Hall
Albany Street
Daniel T. Connolly
John Kearns
Dennis C. Sullivan
Charles J Keenan
James Lannigen
John Molloy
Thomas B. Fitzgerald
John T. Lynd
Gardner GOP Nominates Gleason for Senator
The Republicans of the third Worcester senatorial district meet in Gardner and nominate 8. 8. Gleason of Gardner for Senator.
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Gardner
Worcester
Gleason
Admiral Dewey Welcomed by President and Cabinet in Washington
Secretary Long and Admiral Dewey enter the White House where President McKinley and Cabinet greet the famed sailor. Mrs. McKinley is approached to meet him. A civic parade along Pennsylvania Avenue unfolds with veterans, Catholic societies, and across marching bands under red torches and roman candles.
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Smith
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Root
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Alger
Admiiral Dewey
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Marine Band
Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Admiral Dewey Receives Rowdy Welcome Across Northeast
Crowds line the route from Princeton to Newark Trenton Philadelphia and other cities giving the admiral salutes of 17 guns and cheering in thousands as his party boards for Washington after a Jersey City stop. The admiral meets a small Washington committee in his special car.
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Admiral
Newark
Trenton
Philadelphia
Washington
Admiral Dewey
Jersey City
Washington Committee
Quirk Re-Nominated Councillor In 112 to 108 Win
The Hon. Charles I. Quirk of Roxbury defeated ex-Representative J. J. McNamara of South Boston 112 to 108 to secure renomination for Councillor. McNamara fought for three pivotal votes but the strategy bloc held firm. The convention at Old Franklin Schoolhouse was tense yet orderly as two delegates defected from Quirk’s side.
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Board of Strategy
Charles I. Quirk
Roxbury
J. J. McNamara
South Boston
McNamara
Quirk
Kelcher
Franklin
Washington Street
Dover
John F. Wiseman
Ward 7
John H. Daly
Ward 18
Wiseman
Del
Bloody Monday at Harvard Ends In Frenzied Yard Rush
Hundreds of freshmen and sophomores surged from Holworthy to Hollis in a mass mêlée as the annual Harvard first Monday tradition intensified. Voices cried Class of ’08 and ’03 while students clashed near the yard, a chaotic scene that faculty reportedly did little to deter.
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Harvard
Holworthy
Hollis and
Stoughton
Hollis
Dewey Receives Ovation at Princeton Stop
The party including Admiral Dewey his son his brother and wife Captain Lamberton and Lieutenant Brumby were served dinner after the car was cleared. The train sped south toward its next stop as Princeton University students packed the junction giving a tremendous cheering welcome to the Hero of Manila. Dewey addressed the crowd from the platform after a rousing cheer.
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Admiral Dewey
Lamberton
Brumby
Princeton
Princeton University
Manila
Princetonians
Admiral acknowledges university ties in surprise ceremony
The speaker, addressing the audience with warmth, declares his pride in joining the university community and notes his son George Goodwin Dewey as a graduate from 1896. He mentions having been made a doctor of laws by the university and thanks the crowd for the demonstration.
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George Goodwin Dewey
President to host Dewey dinner moved to corridor
Washington reports the Dewey dinner plans expanding from fifty guests in the state dining room to seventy five, with seating in the corridor due to space constraints. The change aims to accommodate the enlarged guest list for tomorrow evening.
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Washington
Admiral Dewey
Governors at Dewey celebration parade in Washington
Governors Wolcott of Massachusetts Pingree of Michigan Powers of Maine Lowndes of Maryland Smith of Vermont Tyler of Virginia Atkinson of West Virginia Rollins of New Hampshire visit Washington for the Dewey celebration with their staffs and stand on the reviewing stand tonight.
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Wolcott
Massachusetts
Pingree
Michigan
Powers
Maine
Lowndes
Maryland
Smith
Vermont
Tyler
Virginia
Atkinson
West Virginia
Rollins
New Hampshire
Dean's Ointment Promises Quick Relief for Itching
Advertisement notes itching piles as a horrible plague and touts Dean's Ointment as a cure that never fails. Promises relief at any drug store for 50 cents, implying a simple treatment.
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Dean
McNamara faction wins city delegation vote after tense convention
The convention elected W. T. A. Fitzgerald permanent chairman and Joseph H. Hickey secretary with McNamara allies prevailing. A roll call showed ward results totaling 112 to 103, sealing the choice and leaving the defeated candidate unsure if he will run as an independent.
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W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Ward 7
Joseph H. Hickey
McNamara
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Lydon
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Dr John F Couch Nominated in Somerville Democratic Convention
At a Hill building convention the Democratic party of the seventh Middlesex district nominated Dr John F Couch of Ward 2 and George S Hayes with J I Bradshaw of Ward 4 for the state House. Jars Kenney was chairman and Hayes secretary. Couch, a Fort Hill School graduate born in Fert Hill, has lived in Somerville since 1872 and holds medical staff roles with Somerville Hospital.
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Hill Building
Somerville
John F. Couch
George S. Hayes
J. Ibdwin Bradshaw
House of Representatives
Jars Kenney
George I. Hayes
Couch
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French J. Tarbox
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Old Fort Hill School
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Somerville Medi Society
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Somervills Hospital
Freshman Night Dominates Campus Rushing at Harvard
Freshmen triumph in a spirited campus rush while sophomores falter. Harvard faculty face noisy protests and window water throws from Hollis. injuries are minor. Tonight Sanders hosts a follow up with speeches by President Eliot, Dean Shaler, Professor Hollis and Borden, followed by more handshakes and a final rush.
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University
Hollis
Harvard
Sanders
Eliot
Dean Shaler
Borden
Boston University Freshmen Election Fight Ends in Disorder
Freshmen of Boston University College of Liberal Arts clash with sophomores during a class meeting. The sophomores take control and elect officers for the class of 1903 while freshmen form a committee to draft a constitution and challenge a future hatchet throwing and baseball game.
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Boston University
College of Liberal Arts
Sophs
Jane L. Comey
Joseph Carter
Leon F. Foley
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