Wall Street Gains and Copper Stocks Surge Amid Buys
Trading activity Monday showed New York stocks steady then strong with profit taking at the day’s end. Brooklyn Rapid Transit led gains on reports of entry by W. C. Whiting and John P. D. Rockefeller into its directory. Copper shares like British Columbia Copper climbed while Montana and Boston & Montana moved higher on investment demand and company news.
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New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
W. C. Whiting
John PD
Rockefeller
Trinity Copper Company
Thomas W. Lawson
Alien Arnold
Henry H. Arnold
Lawson, Arnold & Co
Homer Albers
William J. Riley
Brown, Riley & Co
Louis Auerbach
Arthur P. French
Frank E. Chase
Kenneth K. McLaren
Allen Arnold
The
Herald
Isle Royale
Cochiti
United States
Boston
Utah
Boston & Montana
Montana
Bay State Gas Company of
Delaware
British Columbia Copper
British Columbia
Itossland
Calumet & Hecla
Heinze
Butte
A. P. A. O'Farrell
New England Cotton Yarn Company
American Type Founders’ Company
H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil Company
Whiting
Standard Oil
Pioneer Gold Mining Company
Pioneer-Lynn Mining Company
North American
Mont
Boston & Montana Company
Boston Financial News
Hoston & Montana
Chicago & Alton
Pinkham
Poston Market Report Shows Bond and Stock Totals
On October 25 the market lists total sales including listed bonds at 37,170 dollars and stocks at 16,391 shares plus unlisted stocks at 14,801 shares Ex dividend and assessment paid Highest and lowest sales and the closing bid and asked prices were noted today.
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Poston
Stock Exchange Sales Reported by Wilson Fay & Co
A miscellaneous stock exchange report compiled by Wilson Fay & Co at No 7 State Street outlines recent sales activity. The brief item notes transaction totals and market movements affecting listed securities and investors.
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Wilson W. Fay & CO
State Street
Harbors View School sanitary concerns prompt action
Principal Horn of Roger Clapp School voices alarm over Harbor View School in Dorchester. He cites old flush-vaults, lacking for pupils, complaints from teachers, and a report that a pupil was sent home due to unsanitary conditions. A modern system exists for teachers but not students, raising health fears.
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Horn
Roger Clapp
Harvest Street
Harbor View
Dorchester
Post
Donald McDonald
Buttonwood Street
Miss Bere
Essex Downs lots offer cheap home sites on electric line
Essex Downs estate opened on Saturday Oct 20 and quickly sells. William J. Coughlin promotes the property on the Lynn and Boston electric line between Revere and Lynn on Bristow street near the State highway, 28 minutes from Scollay square. Prices range from 49 to 99 dollars per lot with incentives including free lots for builders and heirs, free life insurance, no taxes, and easy terms. Warranty deeds require 2 to 10 dollars down and 50 cents to 1 dollar weekly payments. Free tickets available at Herald building Room 14.
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Essex Downs
William J. Coughlin
Lynn & Boston Electrics
Betwen Revere
Lynn
Bristow Street
Great State Highway
Scollay Square
Herald
Ireland to Boston Adds Irish Tweed Company Stores
The Irish Tweed Company expands into Boston with two shops at 311 Washington Street and 152 Court Street. All goods are sourced directly from Irish mills with one profit, as the firm opens seventy-eight stores in Europe and America. The display promises attractive goods at marked prices, leveraging its reputation for quality workmanship.
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Boston
Irish Tweed Company
Washington Street
Court Street
Ireland
Europe
America
Ezra Collingford and the Denver Fling Trap
In Machias, Captain Ezra Collingford and his fierce former first mate Captain Lester Hawks plan a twofold voyage. Ezra will visit Denver to see Estella and her husband while Hawks schemes to fund a new coaster Estella C. The narrator, a Boston detective, watches their risky plan unfold as Ezra’s health and resolve waver.
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William Magnadier Browne
Shortstory Pub. Co
Ezra Collingford
Machias
Ezra
Lester Hawks
Captain Ezra
George
Boston
Detective Police
Sarah L. Tillotson
Collingford
Rio Janeiro
Sarah SL. Tillotson
Captain Lester
Collie
Lester
Casey
Estella
Denver
Arthur Crane
Crane
Florida
Estella C
Jack Fitzgerald
West Iind
Perry Street
Jack
Court of Appeals heard Shoe Manufacturing suit over shoe uppers
In the United States Circuit Court of Appeals Judges Putnam Webb and Aldrich heard the case Shoe Manufacturing Supply Company as complainant and appellant against W R Stacey and others. The suit concerns a patent for an improvement in uppers for laced shoes. Attorneys Benjamin Phillips Horace Van Everen for complainants and C A Taber for the appellees argued.
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United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
Putnam, Webb and
Aldrich
Shoe Manufacturing Supply Company
W. R. Stacey
W. T. Benjamin
Benjamin Phillips
Horace van Everen
C. A. Taber
Judge Dismisses Dodge vs Lamb Manufacturing Bill
Yesterday Judge Lowell dismissed the bill of J A Dodge against Lamb Manufacturing Company with costs. The suit claimed infringement of a mounting step for a bicycle. Attorneys Fish Richardson Storrow appeared for complainants. Russell Bradford Brown Page Bond Gaylord for defendants.
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Lowell
J. A. Dodge
Lamb Manufacturing Company
Fish
Tug company sues schooner over salvage claim in district court
The Red Star Towing and Wrecking Company filed a libel in U.S. District Court for salvage against the schooner Wawheek. It alleges a steam tug found the abandoned vessel in Massachusetts Bay about ten miles from Garnet Light on Oct 12. The schooner is valued at $1008.
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Red Star Towing and Wrecking Company
United States
Massachusetts Bay
Garnet Light
Bankruptcy petitions filed in orange mass and boston
Yesterday voluntary filings include Homer 5S Bacon butcher Orange Massachusetts liabilities 1047 1171 assets Everett F Martin Boston broker liabilities 1462 60 assets none Anson Ruggles Hardwick farmer liabilities 1493 59 assets 1006 66 George R Conrad Malden mill hand liabilities 399 82 assets none James J Hill Cambridge provision dealer liabilities 5582 42 assets none Involuntary petition The Stuart Piano Company of Boston petitioned by ten creditors alleging misappropriation with intent to defraud creditors claims over 2000
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Homer
Bacon, Butcher
Orange
Mass
Everett F. Martin
Morton Street
Boston
Anson Ruggles
Farmer
Hardwick
George R. Conrad
Mill Hand
Malden
James J.hill
Cambridge
Stuart Piano Company of
Suffolk Superior Court Docket Summary
In Suffolk Superior Court First Session Judge Sheldon presides. Case No 418 Lucy Clogston v R S Martin seeks 20000 for false drainage representations causing lease of defendant's house starting July 31 1897. Plaintiff claims sewer gas illness. Jury out. Attorneys Bart Lett Anderson for plaintiff W Clifton for defendant. Cases numbered Nos 2661 McClusky v NYNH railroad. No 4263 Elizabeth Filerston v Norfolk Suburban Street Railway Company. No 4264 Olaf S Ellerston v same. Two tort actions damages 25000 for personal injuries from Oct 2 1898 when alighting a car near Hyde Park Ave and Lanterbury St Roslindale due to alleged sudden start. second by plaintiff's husband for 10600 damages for loss of service. On trial F J Daggett for plaintiffs C F Jenney for defendant. No 4290 on October general jury.
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Sheldon
Lucy Clogston
R. S. Martin
Bartlett & Anderson
W. Clifford
Elizabeth Filerston
Norfolk Suburban Street Railway Company
Olaf Ss. Ellerston
Same
Hyde Park Avenue
Lanterbury Street
Roslindale
F. J. Daggett
C. F. Jenney
Mary Toland
Paine Furniture Company
John Toland
Canal Street
C.F Choate, Jr
John Lowell
Morse
Friday Court Sessions List With Fourth Session Details
The record lists first and second session highest numbers for Friday, followed by Third Session Judge Hopkins. It includes cases No. 9454 Annie Lipson v Hy man Broomfield et al with a $148 verdict for tort damages, No. 9140 Annie Daley v Dora Erlich in replevin, No. 7836 Barbara Davis v D S Rich for $2000 personal injuries from a sidewalk slip. Fourth Session Judge Atken features No. 36 Patrick Coakley v D B Coakley with $194.11 verdict, No. 2850 and 652% Mary Toland v Paine Furniture Co et al involving $15,090 damages, and a separate equity case G W Hull v International Trust Co over $3845.55 from stock sale proceeds.
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Hopkins
Annie Lipson
Hyman Broomfield
Chelsea
H. W. Harriman
H. W. James
D. A. Laurie
Annie Daley
Dora Erlich
J. Kearns
James S. Tracey
J. C. Woodman
Barbara Davis
D. S. Rich
East Lenox Street
A. D. Moran
I. R. Clark
van Ness
Boston & Maine
Atken
Patrick H. Coakley
D. B. Coakley
R. D. Weston-Smith
H. F. Hurlburt
Middlesex Court Verdict in Two Street Injury Actions
Middlesex Superior Court July session Cambridge case against Boston Elevated Railway Co ends with verdict for defendant after injuries on Sept 19 1839 from a broken car window. Attorneys Rowley Cooney Peckham argued for plaintiff. Second case against City of Somerville claims $ damages for Aug 13 1899 injuries from wagon derailment on Washington Street Sprout Hurd for plaintiff Kaan for defendant.
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Middlesex Superior Court
Cambridge
J. A. Roberts
Boston Elevated Railway Company
C. W. Rowley
P. H. Cooney
A. I. Peckham
Frank M. Parshley
City of
Somerville
Washington Street
Sprout & Hurd
Plaintt
F. W. Kaan
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Priess Risa
Gopper
NEW Trinity Copper CO
JL. McLean
Consolidated Stock Exchange
N.Y
Toe York Produce Exchange
Main St
Worcester
Broadway
Congress Street
Commission
Ambrose W. Bodle
Kilby ST
Comer State
TELA
Copper Star Mining
Gilpin & Boston Preferred
East Beston & Gilpin
New England & Cripple Creek
Cordell
Blackfoot
International Zinc, Ltd
Commonwealth
Boston Little Circle
John Dr
U. S. Steel
U. &. Gold & Copper
Diamond Star Oil
Winthrop
Water St
Am Bell Tel
Bae
T&s
Central
Chic & WM
Dominion Coal Gs
Ag Chemical
Am Steel & Wire
T&se
Atlantic
Baltic
Bingham
Boston & CC ME
Boston & Lowell
Bast & Mont
Boston & Prov
Domin Coal
East
Boston Land
Federal Steel Ee
Franklin
Mergenthaler Lin
Pullman Co
Quincy
Rhode Island Atin
Sante Fe
Trimountain
Union Pacific
Vermont
Victoria
West Hind
Winona i
Aig Wolverine
Wyandot Ee
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
North American Gold Processns
Copper Crown Mining
Boston Consolidated Copper & Gold
Boston South Dakota Gold
Din
Copper King of Arizona
Mexican Telephone
New Ee
NEW York Stock Exchange
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chicago
Bar & Quincy
Ind & Louis
Chicago & Northwestern
Ri& Pac
St Louis
Colorado Southern Eae
Hudson
Delack & Western
ROD
Denver & RG
Great
Hocking Valley
Illinois
Saha
Gujah
H.W. Pattee
State St
I. Commission
Manhattan
Meropoltan
Tours
Missouri Pacific
Mobile & Ohio
Mo, Kan & Tex
Pennsylvania
Reading
San Fran
Hwestern
St Paul Ee
Meade
Tomy Io
Sr Wabash
Wheeling & L B
Wisconsin Central
Aine Lin
Piat
Scw
Wesc
Am Tobacco
Osmie Anaconda Minin Co
Brooklyn Rapidransit
Colorado Fuel & Coal
Continental Tobacco
Federal Bteel i Ccassiciee
International Paper
Eee Aww
Enos
Laclede Gas Ee
National Pebouis Cs Ewes
National Lead Tee
National Steel
Ey Bom
New York Air” Brake
Pacific Mail
Tenn Coal & ‘Iron
U. S Rubber
Nsig
Western Union
Republic Iron & Steel
Michael McDonald
Bunker Hill Ave
West
Jno, Wallace
Hotel Pelham
Tremont and
Boylston Streets
Fifth Ave
Philadelphia
Chestnut Buffalo
Horsford's
Sunday Post
McLean Asylum
State House
Cape Cod
Mark Hanna
Massachusetts
New England
China
Rob Roy
Jim” Corbett
McCoy-Corbett
United States Circuit Court
United States District Court
Suffolk Superior Court
Mmerit
G. W. Hull
International Trust Company
Arizona
Rtain
United Verde Extension +old, Silver and Copper Mining Company
Hull
Hulburt, Jones and Cabot
W. K. Hichardson
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