Strong Market Moves in Copper Stocks and Boston & Montana Expansion
The Boston & Montana concentrator plans a large addition doubling capacity with 159 more workers in copper mining zones. Amalgamated Copper steady. Arcadian and Butte & Boston rise. G. W. Hull notes diamond drill at Elm River. New Haven reporting on Clark succession and Vanderbilt interests.
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New York
London
Vanderbilt-Morgan
Standard Oil
Amalgamated
Arcadian
Boston & Montana
Butte & Boston
Isle Royale
Centennial Rose
Parrot
Utah
Tamarack
Osceola
G. Snipe
Ishpeming Junction
Mich
Evergreen Bluff
Atchison
George E. Armstrong & Co
Sugar Trust
Arbuckles
Wisconsin Central Railroad Company
Erie
William H. Coolidge
United States
Elm River
Great Falls
Mont
Marcus Daly
Amalgamated Copperompany
Amalgamated Company
Rainbow Falls
Arizona
G. W. Hull
United Verde Extension Mines
Navaho Gold Mining Company
Lone Star
Denver
Qeir
Boston
York
Pete's
Pave Wees
Peet
Cal Butte & Boston
Isaac P. Gragg
Cape
Boston Financial News
Charles P. Clark
Clark
Vanderbilt
Consolidated
New York Central
Reading Trust Company
Little Tiger
Fortuna
Wyoming
Bay State Gaswas
Boston_Consolidated
Flemington Coal & Coke
Montana Coal & Coke
New England Gas & Coke
Todd
Quincy Mining Company
Adventure
Rhode Island
Quincy
Sears Building
Butte
Old Dominion
Utah Consolidated
National City Bank of New York
City Bank
Amalgamated Copper
Pinkham
Boston Market Figures Show Mixed Trading
Boston reports record of highest and lowest sales with closing bid and asked figures. Total sales include bonds 38,210 shares 24,311 unlisted stocks 10,627 with Pa dividend noted.
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Guemapenne
Ohio
Great Western
Chicago
Chicago & Eastern Ill
Chicago & Spy du Speeda
Nee, Ri& Pacific
Louis
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
Kan City
Pitts & Gull
Lake Erie & Western
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan L
Wai
Metropolitan Street
Minn
St Louis
Missouri Pacific
Eve Evees
Ian Eaee
Kevney Central
New York Central
Ge & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Southern
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific O
Wisconsin Central
Am Smelting & Ret
Cs Steel & Wire
Brooklyn Rapid
International Paper Eee
Laclede Gas
National Biscuit
Ee Steel
New York Air Brake
North American
Pacific Mail
Tenn Coal & Iron
United States
United States Rubber
Western Union
Republic Iron & Steel
Boston
Nrinaa Tadaws
Wheat and grain futures edge up on mixed signals
Chicago today reports opening and closing quotes for Wheat, Pork, Lard and Short Ribs with December and January futures. Howard Crosby & Co note about steady wheat, light Northwestern receipts, and rains in the winter wheat belt, suggesting a cautious near term with potential upside on new developments.
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Chicago
Écs
Messrs. Howard, Crosby & Co
Liverpool
Mississippi River
Transvaal
Hill Held in Federal Hearing Over Fire Telegraff
Peter J. Gallagan accuses Taunton division train despatcher Hugo J. Hill NYNH&H railroad of firing him for member ship in the Order of Railway Telegraphers. Commissioner Fiske finds probable cause and holds Hill in 500 dollars bail for the federal grand jury to convene December 6. Gallagan the sole witness.
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Unit States
Fiske
Peter J. Gallagan
Hugo J. Hill
Taunton Division
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Hill
Gallagan
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Federal Grand Jury
Future of Boston Museum Secures Three-House Plan
The Boston Museum will renew a three year lease with Rich Harris Field Frohman, keeping the current building and policy. The firm will also operate a new theatre by September 1900, with Frohman attractions shifting to the firm’s houses in Boston.
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Boston Museum
Messrs. Rich, Harris, Field & Frohman
Public Library
New York
Frohman
Boston
Abattoir Fire Drives Horses Into Field Near Brighton
At 8 20 last evening Brighton fire department fought a blaze in a two story wooden building owned by the Butchers Slaughtering and Melting Association. The fire, found in the stable housing George T Barnes horses and hay, spread to adjoining stalls with horses owned by J A Hathaway and C H Allen. All horses were driven into a neighboring field as the blaze caused moves. Total damage not to exceed 100 dollars.
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Brighton
Butchers’ Slaughtering and Melting Association
George T. Barnes
J. A. Hathaway
C. H. Allen
Chaos at Washington Street caucus ends with injuries and arrests
A violent fight broke out as factions of the Democratic party rushed to file nomination papers. Joseph Hankey, Ward 7, was struck unconscious during the melee at 299 Washington street, amid smashed glass and the forcible entry of Collins supporters led by Fitzgerald. Police dispersed the crowd as ex-Senator Shaw and others defended doors and locks amid allegations of a sneaky back entrance.
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Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Washington Street
Mr. Murphy
Collins
Felows
Thomas W. Flood
David B Shaw
Henry 8. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Robert Weir
Patrick Connolly
Flood
Shaw
Councilman
Stone
Ward 7
The
Boston Times
T. E
McCarthy
Mconald
Murphy
Ollins
Joseph Hankey
John Quinn
Hankey
Lee
Yeserday
Raw
M. J. McColgan
Dixon
Bradley
Woburn’s Representatives Shift on Beacon Hill
Woburn has been represented on Beacon Hill by Republicans despite its Democratic city character. The note highlights the party alignment in state representation.
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Woburn
Beacon Hill
Massachusetts Lien Petition Seeks Unknown Property Owner
In Suffolk County Boston a civil court action seeks to enforce a lien on listed personal property for $24. The owner is unknown. the petitioner must publish notice in the Boston Post and appear November 11 to show cause why the lien should not be granted. The order requires attested copies and continued proceedings until notice is given.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Cl of
Boston
County of
Edward E. Odell
Carey
Boston Post
Orsino G
Sleeper
Walther F. Frederick
Woburn Votes Highlight Young Candidate Nomination
A 23 year old, unmarried resident of Woburn emerges as a bright, industrious figure in the local scene. He is praised for pleasing manners, public speaking, and earnest service, with strong local interest in his nomination and potential success.
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Woburn
Robert J. W. Phinney
Michael J. Doyle
Barnstable
Sylvanus B. Phinney
Massachusetts
Phillips Academy
Exeter
Oakes. Ames
United States Survey
Union Pacific Railroad
California
Manchester Mills
John Clough
Kinney
Warren Avenue
Marty
Phinney
United States Service
Ays
Green River
Phingey
Npr
Ward 18 Colored Democratic Club Endorses Paine Mack
The Ward 18 Colored Democratic Chi met at 19 Hampshire Street and endorsed Governor Robert Treat Paine Jr and Lieutenant-Governor John H Mack. Speakers included W A McDevitt H B Curley and others. Alderman O Toole was endorsed for seventh district and club pledged full support at the polls.
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Ward 18
Hampshire Street
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
John H. Mack
W. A. McDevitt
Ward 16
H. B. Curley
G. B. Coakley
Asa B. Kountze
John H. Banks
Charles B. Humphrey
Frank J. O'Toole
Hubert B. Curley
Murphy in Ward 6 Democratic Club Meeting Adopts Eight Hour Day
An enthusiastic gathering at the John R. Murphy Democratic Club rooms in Ward 6 urged an eight hour day for laborers and opposed hiring non citizens by city contractors. Alderman Dixon chaired. A grand rally was set for Tuesday evening October 31 at 7 p.m. at Charter and Hanover streets rooms with Hon. John R. Murphy expected to attend.
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John R. Murphy
Democrats Rally at Faneuil Hall With State Leaders
At Faneuil Hall tonight the Democrats will host a rally under the State committee. Governor and Lieutenant Governor candidates Ropart Treat Paine Jr and John H Mack will speak along with Congressmen John R Thayer Henry F Naphen and others including Thomas J Gargan and the Rev Robert E Bisbee while music and enthusiasm fill the program.
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Faneuil Hall
State Committee
Ropart Treat Paine, Jr
John H. Mack
John. R. Thayer
Henry F. Naphen
Thomas J. Gargan
Peace Petition Delivered to President Washington
A New York delegation headed by Inis G. Bergen presented resolutions from a mass Carnegie Hall meeting urging US mediation in the Britain Transvaal Orange Free State conflict. The President thanked them, affirmed support for peace, but warned moves must be cautious due to diverse interests and national stakes.
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Washington
Carnegie Hall
New York
United States
Great Britain
Transvaal
Orange Free State
Inis G. Bergen
Holland Society
Alfred H. Love
Philadelphia
Universal Peace Union
Egwart van Slinke
van Benthuysen
America
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New Haven
Lord Deadbroke
Busted Castle
England
Howard, Crosby & CO
Congress St
Opera Saekaseeee
Ross ‘Ron 'Duly
Boston Stock Exchange
T&s
C& Ich
Norvent
West End
Arch, T&s F
Boston & Albany
Boston & Liwell
Boston & Maine
Hk Dei
Fitchburg
Old Colony
Pacific
Allouez
Mont Tr
Calumet & Hecla
Franklin
Michigan
New Idria
Osceola Old Colony
Pioneer
Boston Elec Lrts
Boston Land
Erie Tel
Federal Steel
General Electric
Pullman
United Fruit
United Shoe
Wollaston Landeiee
A . Ag Chemical
Settee
Indo
Isle Roya . Oe
Mason Con
Ae Eee
Boo Mining
Antese’ Compress
Wis Central
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Gales Hopes
State Street
Occidental Mining Steere Ee
Jan
Dees & Power
Toortuna Eeeer
Steet Eeees Sereee
Bay State Gas
Erven
Boston & Silverton Mining
Geyser Mining
NEW York Stock Exchange
Railroads
Rid
Baltimore & Ohio
Canada
Chicago Markets
Taunton
Future OF Boston Museum
Psace
Law
Neemsaid
John R. Murphat
Wilmington
Maes
Wilmington High School
Francia P. Curran
Boston University Law School
Democratic
Wm. H. Harrison
Washington St
Mass
Williams
Pink Pilla
Indorse O'Toole
Indorse Collins
P. A. Collins
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