Copper stocks set to double or more says market man
A market speaker claims copper shares such as Bethlehem and other war stocks will soar from present levels. He cites past forecasts that proved correct and promises to explain why COPPERS could rise two to twenty times, warning of crashes if war stocks fall. He adds he has no copper holdings for sale.
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Montana
Butte
Utah
China
Bethlehem
Algomah Mining Co
Ss. W. Boston
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
St. Louis Tron Mountain
Central Branch Railway Company
Nashua
Missouri Pacific
Answers to Inquiries in Boston Post Financial Column
Monday readers will find a column answering questions on listed and unlisted New England stocks and bonds and other securities. The feature promises impartial data from trustworthy sources but does not guarantee accuracy or predict market moves. Inquiries must include full name and street address for consideration.
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Boston Post
New England
Post
The
Inquirer
Financial
Boston
Mass
Prospects for American Hide & Leather Co stock
The firm shows rising earnings through June 30 1915 yet appears unlikely to deliver lasting value for common shares. Substantial preferred stock and nearly 3.5 million in bonded debt threaten any future common payoff amid stalled preferred dividends and a likely reorganization.
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American Hide & Leather Co
Ivor
Theommon
Market Review and Outlook Amid Stock Boom and Margin Shake
Last week the stock market faced a rare pre 1915 incident as exchange officials raised margins on war stocks to curb speculation. The move triggered a brief wave of selling, quickly reversed as bidders returned, while railroads and other sectors showed renewed strength. Analysts note heavy speculation tied to abundant bank cash, low rates, and war profits, with a probable extended wave until a broader readjustment after war demand wanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
Exchange
Bears
Captain Nemo Reaches the Antarctic South Pole
The Nautilus pursues a southerly course toward the pole and, despite ice and fog, claims the Antarctic south pole on March 21 1868 after a perilous voyage. Captain Nemo and Aronnax witness open seas and unique wildlife as they plant a claim on the land.
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Nemo
South Pole
Unclear financial claim noted in fragmented text
Fragmentary OCR passage references holding or depositing funds to assist a reorganization syndicate. No concrete names dates or entities are readable to specify who or what is involved.
Fishermen forecast big week as fish pier sees four schooners
Four schooners at the new fish pier last night reported fair catches as a large fleet is expected before markets open today. Dealers anticipate a major arrival of fresh Western salmon this week while halibut and swordfish remain scarce and smelt has not yet begun.
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William Corkum
Lois Corkum
San Jose
Port Limon
Havana
Calbergen
Rotterdam
San Mateo
Bocas del Toro
Ayacinthus
Calcutta
Foyle
Sunderland
England
Castlemoor
Alexandria
Gibraltar
Colorado
Hull
Yarmouth
Prince George
James Hardy
Gloucester
Harmony
Marine Hospital
Ontario
Merchants & Miners’ Line
Shipping News Arrivals and Departures From Atlantic Ports
The list records arrivals of steamers and schooners including Sygna Meyer and James Whitney to Sydney and New York respectively, with ports such as Belfast Bangor Rockport and Gloucester. Tugs Piscataqua and barges Berwick and Merriam are noted towing other vessels. departures include Batiscan Onondaga Eureka and Eureka toward Philadelphia and New York with several vessels listed.
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Sygna
Meyer
Sydney
C. B
Prince George
McKinnon
Yarmouth
N. S
Tuscan
Thacher
Philadelphia
James
Batiscan
Onondaga
Charleston
Jacksonville
Brandon
Lamberts Point
Eureka
Scituate
Conestoga
Merriam
Kimberton
Draper
Neptune
Gloucester
Rockport
Mass
New York
Vinehara Haven
Piscataqua
Portsmouth
Naay
Benjamin A. Vat Brunt
Brunswick
Walker to Stump for McCall in Fitchburg Meeting
Walker from Brookline who ran as the Progressive candidate for Governor last year will stump for ex Congressman McCall the Republican candidate at a Fitchburg meeting Thursday evening on the same platform as McCall. McCall begins his western tour from Springfield this morning and ends in Pittsfield tonight. Governor Walsh opens campaigning tonight in Canton Stoughton Walpole and Norwood.
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Joseph Walker
Brookline
McCall
Fitchburg
Mr. McCall
Springfield
Hampden
Pittsfield
Walsh
Canton
Stoughton
Walpole
Norwood
The Nautilus Fires On An Unnamed Warship
Captain Nemo orders the sinking of a mysterious French coast vessel after a battle at sea. The Nautilus penetrates the ship as it sinks a mass of victims disappear beneath the waves while Nemo mourns beside a portrait of a woman and two children.
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South Pole
France
Nemo
The Last Words of Captain Nemo Leave Nautilus
The Nautilus dives and drifts after a dreadful vision as the crew contends with fear and fading guidance. Ned Land whispers a plan to flee while Conseil guards the Canadian amid mounting tension and silence.
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Captain Nemo
Education as cure of the liquor evil outlined at Father Mathew event
Chaperones at public dances and tighter youth guidance were urged to curb alcohol harm. Speakers from education, medicine, and industry warned of liquor’s impact on performance and crime, calling for abstinence education and expanded cultural and night-school opportunities.
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Faneuil Hall
Father Mathew
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Joseph A. Sheehan
Ireland
Jeremiah E. Burke
Boston
Lang
Mr. Burke
End of the Voyage in the Nautilus
The narrator recounts a doomed midnight escape from the Nautilus during the maelstrom off Norway. Ned Land and Conseil flee as the vessel is drawn into the whirlpool. the boat is hurled free and the narrator awakens in a fisherman's hut on the Lofoten Islands with his companions alive. The tale claims to cover 20,000 leagues under the sea and ends with questions about Captain Nemo's fate.
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M. Aronnax
Nemo
Antarctic Pole
Conseil
South Pole
Antarctic
Pole
Hns
Ned Land
Norway
Ned
Gulf
Loffoden Isles
Captain Nemo
Post to Publish Howells Story The Rise of Silas Lapham
The Post announces a partnership with Houghton Mifflin to serial publish William Dean Howells' The Rise of Silas Lapham in its pages starting tomorrow. The plan marks the first installment in the newspaper.
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the Post
Houghton Mifflin Company
William Dean Howells
Silas Lapham
Post
Skull Fracture After Fall From Street Car
Max Ack a medical student living on Myrtle Street is listed on the dangerous list at the Relief Station with a fractured skull and dislocated shoulder after a fall from a street car in Haymarket subway late yesterday. He works for the Postal Telegraph Company nights and Sundays to assist in its education.
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Max Ack
Myrtle Street
Haymarket
Postal Telegraph Company
Thieves Break Store Window With Brick
A burglar alarm at Pinkham and Smith 1812 Bromfield Street near 10 last night drew Officers Burns and Williams to the store. Thieves attempted to smash the window with a brick wrapped in a newspaper. Glass broke the alarm. the burglars fled and nothing was recovered.
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Pinkham and Smith
Bromfield Street
Burns
Williams
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Lake Lode
Lake Copper Co
Missouri Pacific Reorganization
Richard J. Burton & CO
DOL Scollay Bidg
Court Street
Alfred £. Long & CO
State Street
Edison Electric Illuminating Company OF
T. K. Cummins
Island Creek Coal Company
F. W. Batchelder
Nipe Bay Company
John W. Damon
Jules Verne
Norfolk
Florence E. Melanson
Mereghan
Cochrane, Burns & Farnsworth
Cambridge
Azores
First National Copper
E. M. Buchanan & Co
Broad Street, New York City
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Walker
T. B. Fitzpatrick
Brown, Durrell Company
William H. Brickley
Haymarket Square
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Edwin Mulready
Labor and Industries
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Curley
James J. Kelcher
Essex County C. T. A. Union
Florence J. Halloran
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Louise Hurley
Malden
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