Copper market rally, John Stanton dispute cited
The piece reports a broad market rally led by short covering and investment buying with copper under debate. It contrasts James Keene’s suspected bullish moves, John Stanton’s denials of low copper prices, and rising copper stock optimism amid bank and exchange activity.
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New York
James R. Keene
Herald
John Stanton
Boston News Bureau
the Post
Boston Stock Exchange
Boston
Nantucket
Stock Exchange
Houghton, Mich
Calumet
Quincy
Osceola
Tamarack
Centennial
Michigan
New Orleans
Mobile
United Fruit Company
Lucius Tuttle
Maine Central Railroad
George F. Evans
Chicago
W. J. Doane
Pullman Directory
Pullman- Wagner
Auditorium Annex
Coring Rowd
Mr. Doane
Pullman Company
Pullman
Oregon
American Enge* Refining Company
Boston Financial News
Mabie
Matthieson
Glucose Company
Wee
Ges
New York Funds
Maraihalernotype Company
O Vt
Enorme
Wheat Market Letter Predicts Big Gains on Holding Stock
The market letter argues for buying wheat at current prices and holding, claiming huge profits for the investor and noting the old gentleman could avoid another stroke. It details asset figures, commodity prices, and market trends across Wheat, stocks, and related firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard, Crosby & Co
Boston
Open Handicap Golf Play at Franklin Park Sees Heavy Rain
A large field of golfers faced heavy rain at Franklin Park as the Boston Golf Club hosted open handicap play. Rain halted many rounds with 11 first-round pairings still active, while M Richards beat W A Clark in a postponed cup match and other consolation contests yielded decisive margins. Net scores and round matches continued into the day with several players advancing and a mixed foursome handicap scheduled.
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Boston Golf Club
Franklin Park
W. A. Clark
M. Richards
Clark
Richards
E. C. Wheeler
F. M. Briggs
R. W. Parshley
R. L. Pratt
H. Vimson
S. Delano
Ciackesae
H. S. Chandler
G. A. Tyler
C. B. Reed
B. Langley
Remy
Pope
Waters
Hawkes
Lockwood
Manning
J. F. Morrill
Davenport
Fretch
Fullerton
Parshley
H. W. Young
A. P. Young
Falvey
Wheeler
W. F. Stevens
R. Elta Stevens
H. L. Ewer
J. H. White
I. T. Cutter
William Clark
Miller
Louise Miller
E. W. Longley
F. A. Falvey
Gertrude Falvey
B. L. Pratt
R. P. Waters
H. Whittington
F. W. Chipman
T. Gooding
M. J. Redfern
R. W. Foster
Florence A. Foster
T. A. Burdett
John H. Child
B. H
J. W. Zerrahn
Baxter
M. Frost
J. T. Baddon
A. G. Lockwood
E. B. McKim
H. G. Vinson
B. W. Wight
A. W. Lincoln
H. B. Rich
Speeekos
GB. L. Parshley
L. Richardson
H. A. Sherman
H. Davenport
Crocker
I. McLeod
Tata
T. F. Galvin, Jr
J. EE. Savell
Manning O
Chandler
Cc. P
F. A. Russell
B. Reed
Ee Fan Csi
J. H. Knox
Tha Biston and Ginn Creek Gold Mining Company Notice
Stool-holders at the above company are notified that assessment No. 2 of ten cents per share is due and payable after November 80, 1 and the seizure proceeds thereon. Dated December 1800. BECK, Treasurer.
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Tha Biston & Ginn Creek
Gold Mining Company
Baers
Dic
Beck
Yale's New Head Takes Oath of Office
Yale inaugurates Arthur Twining Hadley as thirteenth president in Battell Chapel with a formal ceremony attended by prominent educators. The day features a celebratory procession, Hadley and Eliot exchange hood colors, a secret Hadley Transportation float, and a campus bonfire concluding the event.
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YALE
New Haven
Conn
Arthur Twining Hadley
Hadley
Chauncey Depew
Malcolm L. McBride
City Hall
George Brush
University
Harvard
Eliot
Woodruff
New York
Princeton
Lounsbury
George P. Fisher
Yale Theological School
Dwight
Art School
Bryan and Goebel Lead Democratic Rally in Louisville
The first major Democratic demonstration of the state campaign drew about 20 000 people to the jockey club grounds in Louisville. William J Bryan and William Goebel spoke as ex Senator J C Blackburn and other party leaders attended, while 250 Cook County Illinois members joined the event. The address opened with Mayor Weaver’s welcome and included a letter from John Young Brown highlighting Goebel and Stone’s alleged agreement to control Louisville’s convention.
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Louisville
Jockey Club Grounds
Wlliam J. Bryan
Liam Goebel
J. C
Blackburn
Cook County Democratic Club of
Illinois
Weaver
Bryan
John Young Brown
Goebel
Stone
Brown
Coe
United States Senate
J. S. C. Blackburne
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Goebel
Covington
City League Bowling Results From a Light Schedule
Last night few games were completed in the City Bowling League. McCarthy and Webster’s match at McCarthy’s was not played and will be rescheduled. Jeffries alleys saw Broadway beat them in one game and Jeffries win two. Willy’s last string of 97 sealed Broadway’s win while Jefferson’s Coleman tied that mark in a second string. Carruth led St James by strong late totals, O Connell high with 97. Murray and Irwin defeated Roxbury on their alleys in candlepin action.
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McCarthy
Webster
Broadway
Jeffries
Broadw
Willy
Jefferson
Coleman
Carruth
St. James
Freeman
O’connell
Murray & Irwin
Roxbury
Central
Bowler
T’il Smith
Eee
T’day
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Eareeesererese
Ryan
Eececeenseces
Coleman Eeeeeeeresees
Wilby Vso SS
Paros Salts
Eeereseseveess
T'd. Ellis
Ferguson
Hedge Ease
Murray & A
T’tl Rouse
T’tl Rouse Eereerseeseeeee
Ceceresseeeee
McDonald Eewreerereeree A
McGrath
Cccsrescevess
Callahan
Cccescescerss
Coccescessesess
T'tl
McQuado
Ceseeeeeresese
MelIsaac
Boston
Richt
Henry C. Potter
New York City
Hotel Touraine
Albany
N. Y
Revere
John Sheehan
Albert Wesberg
Mystery of a Woman who Jumped from a Ferryboat
A middle aged woman dressed in black broadcloth cape leaped from a ferryboat in midstream after leaving a bag and letters behind. Catalogs of hotel names and torn documents hint she sought debt relief from a estranged husband, with a typewritten note from his attorneys suggesting a contested draft.
AFL Council Urges Brockton Shoe Workers Pact And Dues Plan
The executive council of the American Federation of Labor endorses a settlement between the Boot and Shoe Workers' Union and Brockton mass local unions. It requires the general officers to reinstate charters on condition of a special meeting by Oct 25 to prove loyalty, and mandates dues from charter revocation date. A joint Brockton-BS Western conference is set for Nov 28 to implement the decision. The council also urges reform of dues rules and a new membership blank to avoid misapplication of benefits.
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Washington
Executive Council
The
American Federation of Labor
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Boot and Shoe Workers of
Brockton, Mass
Shoe Workers of
Brockton
Mass
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Unions
Brockton Boot and Shoe Workers
Boston
TreatmaG or LaGrippe Symptoms and Home Care
Symptoms include head and body aches, sore muscles, throat and nasal membranes inflamed, frequent sneezing, sometimes chills and fever. Treatment for LaGrippe mirrors a severe cold with rest, fluids, and homemade remedies. A tablespoonful of measures is suggested.
Johnson recommends a home remedy product in Boston pamphlet
The ad prescribes anodyne ointment mixed with water for throat gargling every two hours and nasal dosing. It urges quinine pills and stedlitz powder, sugar solutions, and laxative use, promising a cure with a free pamphlet on inflammation.
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Anmaneer
A. Johnson
Boston
Masa
No One Missing At Hotel Touraine Report
It was reported early this morning that no person is missing from the Hotel Touraine, where a death by own action was presumed at first.
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Touraine
Tragic Onlookers Witness Self Destruct on Warren Bridge
An unidentified man near 6 pm on the Boston Warren bridge chose suicide by combining drowning and a gunshot. He fired once then fell into the river. a rescue boat found no trace as the tide ran fast. Carl Gale of 44 Massachusetts Avenue witnessed the event from Fitchburg freight office. Police had not received any report by late hour.
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Boston
Warren Bridge
Charlestown
Carl Gale
Massachusetts Avenue
Fitchburg
Governor's Council appoints inland fisheries commissioners
Captain Joseph W. Collins of Boston and Edward W. Brackett of Winchester were named inland fisheries and game commissioners by the Governor. Collins, a new member, is expected to become chairman with a salary of 1800 dollars yearly. The council, coming from a Wartford inspection, head to Northampton tomorrow.
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Springfield
Joseph W. Collins
Boston
Edward W. Brackett
Winchester
Collins
Worcester
Wartford
Northampton
Hunnewell Advances In Rain Interruption At Longwood
Semi final match halted by rain with Miss Margaret Hunnewell leading Miss Marian Lawrence after one set. Play resumed in the afternoon on wet courts as Hunnewell won 6-0 and 6-0.
Miss Hunnewell Dominates at Longwo Tennis Meet
Rain limited play as Miss Margaret Hunnewell easily beat Miss Marian Lawrence 6 0 6 0 in the ladies singles semi finals. Sears defeated Clara Rotch 6 2 6 1 in the consolation semi. Codman and the Eustises won the doubles 6 1 6 1. Final singles set for 10 this morning. doubles to continue after.
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Honewell
Longwo
Margaret Hunnewell
Marian Lawrence
Miss Sears
Clara Rotch
Alfred Codman
Miss Eustis
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John Duncan
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