Anaconda Climbs Amid Boston Market Fortunes
In Boston market notes from the Santa Fe Mining era, Anaconda shares lead gains as copper stocks rally. London copper turns higher after bears. Central Massachusetts railway stockholders vote on board changes while mass copper properties, Auburns, and Arizona prospects draw attention from investors.
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New York
London
Toc
Delaware & Hudson
Lackawanna
Jersey Central
Boston
Shorts
Anaconda
Montana
Old Dominion
Parrot
Utah
Bears
Utah Consolidated
Boston Financial News
Charles H. Cole, Jr
Santa Fe
R. R. Tregona
Central Massachusetts Railway
Aldrich
Charles J. Sweet
S. N. Aldrich
Sweet
Robert S. Bradley
Thomas _ H. Perkins
Henry Woods
Joseph H. Gray
John W. Weeks
Newton
George W.morse
George van Dyke
Lancaster
N. H
Ephraim Stearns
Waltham
William G. Shillaker
James P. Graves
Henry F. Clark
Wahnlla Copper Company
Erie Consolidated Mines
Arizona
Mr. Bean
United Verde
Boston News
Bisbee
Clifton
American Copper Company
Scotland
Morency
Detroit Company
Globe Properties
United Globe Company
Old Dominion Pene
Bean
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Payne
Central Massachusetts Railroad
Bose
Oaton
Pew York Funds
Little Tiger
ASD
Amalgamated Copper
Amalgamated
Anacon
Mpathy
Araconda
Boston Consolidated
Elmyer
Ortuna
GM Canis
Kaang Navaho Mining
Commonwealth Zinc Co. nets 15 percent on stock at $4
The Commonwealth Zinc Co. earns from four acres of zinc lands out of 192 in operation, leaving 98 percent as a reserve to ensure long life. The present stock price is $4.00 and investors net 15 percent. Prospectus available from the Exchange Building office at 53 State Street, Boston.
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Stock Exchange Building
State Street
Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
W Litti
Boston Dental Institute
Hanover Street
Blackstone
Cross Streets
Dividend Declared On Preferred Stock Amid Market Turmoil
The notice states a semi annual 2 percent dividend on preferred stock payable December 1 to holders of record November 1 with books closing November 15 and reopening December 1. The rest of the text discusses skepticism about a racket and fabricated lies circulating on State street, noting increased political corruption.
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State Street
Pinkham
Battle Line Report on Hussars at Elandslaagte
From Ladysmith dated Monday, the Eighteenth Hussars sent from Glencoe to thwart Boer retreat were cut off. Led by Sergeant Baldrey they crossed Biggarsberg under heavy pursuit and 300 yard fire, reaching safety at 10 am. Three troopers are missing after horse breakdown. a Hussar lieutenant and party were driven back to Glencoe amid Maxim fire to Moder Spruit.
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Eighteenth Hussars
Glencoe
Elandslaagte
Baldrey
Biggarsberg
Hussars
Moder Spruit
London
War Office
Dundee
Dublin Fusiliers
Rietfontein
White
Moller
Greville
Pollock
Lonsdale
LeMeseurier
Garvice
Grimshaw
Majendie
Shore
Boers Take Kripdam Cape Town Report
Advices from Orange River Cape Colony say the Boers seized Kripdam near Barkly West north of Kimberley. Assistant Magistrate Harmenworth and his clerk are prisoners. Boers suspected to advance on Auglas as western inhabitants seek protection.
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Orange River
Cape Colony
Orange Free State
Kripdam
Barkly West
Kimberley
Harmenworth
Auglas
Boer General Joubert Says War Unavoidable
In a Pretoria dated letter dated Oct 1 and received by Dr. Clark, General Joubert laments that Rhodes and his allies push for bloodshed. He says no franchise or redress will avert war, prays for South Africa, and notes troops may attack before the letter arrives.
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London
Joubert
Pretoria
Dr. Clark
South Africa
Rhodes
Provincial troops depart by train to sail for Transvaal
Halifax N S October 25 Nova Scotia New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island volunteers for the Transvaal joined forces at Moncton and traveled by special train to Quebec to board the Sardinian. Departures from Halifax St John and Charlottetown were marked by large demonstrations with addresses from Mayor Sears and Captain Haggard brother of Rider Haggard.
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Halifax
N. S
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
Canadian Regiment of Volunteers
Transvaal
Moncton
Quebec
St. John
N. B
Charlottetown
Sears
Haggard
Rider Haggard
James Dempsey Named Regular Democratic Nominee
James Dempsey is the regular Democratic nominee for the 9th Senatorial District. A Roxbury man and leader among workers, he is described as a man of the people who supports state supervision of telephone companies.
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James Dempsey
Democrats
Samuel Adams
Mr. Dempsey
Roxbury
John Burns
Hickey and Donovan Rally At Everett Boat House
A large rally organized by the Young Men's Regular Democratic Club of Ward 2 drew strong support for House candidates Joseph F. Hickey and James H. Donovan at the Everett boat house in East Boston. Club president Edward F. Brennan presided and introduced speakers amid enthusiastic crowds.
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Everett Boat House
East
Boston
Democratic Club
Ward 2
House of Representatives
Joseph F. Hickey
James H. Donovan
Edward F. Brennan
Wheat market drifted with cautious trade and mixed signals
Under last night's close wheat prices eased on light selling while gains came from buying against puts. Rosario sent favorable crop notes and Liverpool reports blamed the decline on yesterday’s soft market. Nebraska crop size was pegged at 20,333,000 bushels with 718 NW receipts versus 855 a week prior and 1047 a year ago.
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Northwestern
Omaha Bee
Nebraska
Acre
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Cambridge Wedding Of Miss Marion Sanborn To Irving Richardson
Society witnesses a Cambridge wedding as Miss Marion Elizabeth Sanborn wed Irving Richardson in Stepard Memorial Church. The ceremony was led by Rev. Samuel Loomis with organist S. B. Whitney. Attendants included maid of honor Marion Lowe and best man Arthur Hall. The couple planned a bridal tour and residence on Linnaean Road Wellesley Hills with a December 4 reception.
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Stepard Memorial Church
Cambridge
Marion Elizabeth Sanborn
J. P. Sanborn
Harvard Street
Irving Richardson
Samuel L. Loomis
Union Church
S. B. Whitney
Church of the Advent
Marion Lowe
Wellesley Hills
Arthur Hall
Satem
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Messrs
Arthur Reed
Henry J. Simpson
Brookline
Clifton Hall
Wallace Hall
Salem
John P
Emma Crooks Weds Michael Shaw in Immaculate Conception
Emma Madeline Crooks of Revere married Michael F. Shaw of Charlestown yesterday at Shaw-Crooks Church of the Immaculate Conception Revere. About 300 relatives attended with a reception at the bride’s parents home on Revere Street. The ceremony was led by Father James Lee with several clergy assisting. Best man David B. Shaw and bridesmaid Nellie Alligan. Ushers included William Murphy Joshua Crooks and Phillip Shaw. They will reside on Malden Street, Revere, after December 1.
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Revere
Emma Madeline Crooks
Michael F. Shaw
Charlestown
Revere Street
James Lee
Astor
James M. Supple
John Driscoll
Francis Maley
St. Frances de Sales
Mark Sullivan
Church of the Immaculate Conception
David B. Shaw
Com
Nellie Alligan
William F. Murphy
Joshua
Charles Crooks
Rhvere
Phillip F. Shaw
William Iley
Mrs. Shaw
Malden Street
Montreal Volunteers Leave for Transvaal in Dreary Sendoff
The English company from this Province departed Montreal at 40 this morning for Quebec with no cheer as they left the drill shed. A belated piper and drummer tried to rouse interest while Montreal offered no celebration for its volunteers heading to the Transvaal.
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Montreal
Quebec
Transvaal
Arrah na Pogue at Lyceum Hall East Boston Tonight
Friends and members of the Lyman Association present Arrah na Pogue under the direction of Mr. Harry P Kiernan at Lyceum Hall East Boston. The cast includes Richard J Hughes E C Grady John J Agnew Joseph Pender Daniel A Don oghue John B Halligan Matthew L Lyons Eugene J Reardon and the Misers with May Adeline Roe Mary Anderson Margaret Gallagher Nellie Gallagher Sarah Flaherty Annie Mullen. Specialties by Denis Callahan and Daniel A Donoghue.
Candidates address and cheers mark rally at Columbia Hall
After the meeting both candidates spoke about their records and were loudly cheered. Speakers included Councilmen Frank H. Johnson and Thomas F. Rice and others. A reception followed at Columbia Hall with President Brennan presiding and Thomas J. Giblin as toastmaster.
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Frank H. Johnson
Thomas F. Rice
Daniel W. Gallagher
John Noonan
John H. Hickey
William G. Harber
Michael F. Fitzgerald
Daniel Sheehan
William Tighe
Edward Colbert
Columbia Hall
Brennan
Thomas J. Giblin
Thomas Digan
James Rhail
Thomas Whelan
Thomas Doherty
Woman Burned to Death in Abington House Fire
Mary Finnigan, aged several years, burned to death when a kerosene spill from a overturned can set a house owned by Richard Singleton alight in North Abington. Neighbors saw flames. two men entered to help but were overcome by smoke and rescued unconscious.
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North Abington
Mary Finnigan
Richard Singleton
Marriage of Maude Lillian Marshall and Eben F Dewing
Miss Maude Lillian Marshall of Cambridge wed Eben F Dewing of Revere in a Cambridge home ceremony hosted by the bride and her parents at 184 Harvard Street. The groom works as cashier for the Boston Rubber Shoe Company.
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Maude Lillian Marshall
Cambridge
Eben F. Dewing
Revere
Robert T. Marshall
Harvard Street
Boston Rubber Shoe Company
Gen Symons Recovering After Boer War Wound
Major-General Sir William Symons, wounded at Smiths Hill Glencoe, has bullet removed and is reported recovering. In the same action at Elandlaagte on Saturday four Britons were killed and five reported missing.
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Sir Cape Town
William Penn Symons
William Symons
Smith's Hill
Glencoe
Elandlaagte
Hebrew Odd Fellows Debuts Degree in Hebrew at King Solomon Lodge
The King Solomon Lodge No. 236 held a first in Odd Fellows history by conferring a degree in Hebrew at Encampment Hall in the city. N. G. Isaac Rosenberg presided as about 400 members attended, marking the lodge’s second anniversary with speeches by District Deputy John Spencer and others and a dinner in Odd Fellows Hall.
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Order of Odd Fellows
King Solomon Lodge
Odd Fellows
Order
N. G
Isaac
Ward Committees Split as City Forges Factional Lines
The piece maps ward by ward battles over endorsements for Murphy and Collins with E J Turner and Corbett wings shaping delegations In Ward 1 Day and Mc Clellan back Murphy while Turner backs Murphy in Ward 1 and Collins in Ward 2 Ex Senator Corbett leads Collins in Ward 3 and ex Senator Shaw O Callaghan Sullivan and others form the Corbett wing Ward 6 sees Fitzgerald for Collins while Dixon backs Murphy and Ward 8 leans Murphy Ward 9 links Donovan Kelcher to Collins and Fox Cowin leads Murphy ticket with Breezy lines across multiple wards
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E. J. Turner
Murphy End
Day
Ferries McClellan
Collins
John J. Douglass
Murphy
Tomas F. Clark
Corbett
David B. Shaw
John J. O’callaghan
Charles S. Sullivan
Peter F. Tague
John J. Mahoney
Edward L. Quigley
Philip O’brien
Dennis J. Falvey
Charles M. Casey
Fitzgerald
Daniel D. Rourke
Dixon
Martin M. Lomasney
Bradley
Quinn and
Daley
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Fox
Cowin
Kelcher
James Donovan
Patrick Bowen
Kelcher-Donovan
David F. Barry
Bowen
Quinn
Daniel J. Driscoll
Boston
Michael W. Norris
Hugh W. Bresnahan
Norris
Bresnahan
Garry
South
Flood
Norton
Ward
Creed
McNary
Ward Organization
Timothy J. Sullivan
Stewart Indorsed At Dorchester Meeting For Alderman Bid
Supporters of J. J. Stewart at a Dorchester Centre gathering endorsed his bid for the Board of Aldermen in Wards 16 20 and 24. A rally committee of five from each ward was formed. speakers included Stewart Hartford Callender Terhune Greenleaf Ham Parker Porter and White with Col. Griggs presiding.
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Tor Feneno
Collins
Doyle
O’toole
Michael F. O’brien
Woodsmen
Feneno
Cleary
O. S. Grant
Dorchester
John Drohan
Gore
Murphy
M. Bs. Jennings
John B. O’rourke
McDonald
F Hends
J. J. Stewart
Board of Aldermen
Tonawanda Hall
Dorchester Centre
Stewart
George T. Hartford
E. B. Callender
W. L. Terhune
Longshoremen Rally for Douglass at Webster Hall
A large enthusiastic meeting at Webster Hall endorsed John J. Douglass for reelection as Representative. Speaker John Quinn drew cheers and Douglass was warmly applauded as he answered opponents. James Halligan and others contributed to the social part with a favorable reception. George F. Fitzpatrick William C. S. Healey Captain Tom Clark and Joseph Carter presided.
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Douglass
Webster Hall
John J. Douglass
John Quinn
James Halligan
George F. Fitzpatrick
William C. S. Healey
Tom Clark
Joseph Careter
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East Boston Drama Tonight
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Washington St
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