Copper Market Surges Amid Amalgamated Watch and Steel Buy
Wall Street sees heavy copper trading with Amalgamated Copper leading gains as 14 cents a pound is tested. Traders doubt banking shocks from Baltimore and Pittsburgh, while local markets in Boston and New York push copper shares higher amid strong money and rising demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Banking
New York Exchange
Chicago
Amalgamated Copper
Montana
Amalgamated Properties
United States
Boston
New York
Ic. Prem
Mpi Cnanges
Cseseeseee
State Street
Amalgamated
Hark
Tombs
Heinze
Boston Coppers
Calumet & Hecla Mining Company
London
Calumet & Hecla
Tamarack
Quincy
Mohawk
Wolverine
Allouez
Isle Royale
Santa Fe
Shannon
Utah
Winona
Osceola
Old Dominion
Bingham
Daly-West
Parrot
U. S
American Telephone
Western Telephone Preferred
Massachusetts Electric Preferred
Mining and Stock Exchange
Bald Buttt
Boston Consolidated
Treadwell
MacGinnis
Butte
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Tido
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Alton
Gt Western
Chicago &Orthwestern
Chicago Ter & Trans
St Louis
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Missouri Pacific Eeer
Eo Ag M
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Iis
Ontario & Western
Aera
Eevee Rocksland Co
St Louis S
St Bigpa
Te Enthern Pacific Eerere Southern Railway Ee
Texas & Pacific
Toledo, St Louis & West
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Eeeee Waren Neers
Aooundry
Ceoines
Ie Ee
Dmelting & Ret
Sugar Seening
Anaconda Minin
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Ais Columbus
U S Leather
U Steel
Western Unio
New Prophet Arises in Roxbury Claims Global Rule
Edward Griffith of Roxbury proclaims he is the true prophet greater than Dowie and aims to rule nations. He sells a self-proclaimed Elijah certificate and says he has written under divine inspiration to President Roosevelt, the Czar, and the Sultan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowie
New York
Edward Griffith
Roxbury
Griffith
Elijah
Mr. Dowie
Malachi
Roosevelt
Russia
Turkey
House Too Small Wife Seeks Divorce
In Reading Pennsylvania a Berks county jury awarded the wife in the divorce suit of Peter P. Levan after determining a four room house was inadequate for the couple and two children. The verdict favors the wife who would reunite with her husband if a larger home is provided.
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Reading
Penn
Berks County
Peter P. Levan
Cod liver oil shortage blamed on scarcer supply
Oct 26 New York report says a satisfactory substitute is needed as cod liver oil becomes scarce and expensive this winter. Massachusetts fishermen market an oil from hake, a relative of cod, to fill the gap for those with weak lungs and for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Massachusetts
Western Millionaires Flock to Boston for Homes
The West’s wealthiest men migrate to the Athens of America seeking social cachet as Moritz Barth of Denver moves to Boston with his brother William. Noted figures like Nicholas Longyear and Thomas Walsh are cited as examples of Eastern residence plans, though social standing also hinges on old family ties and grandparent connections.
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Denver
Boston
Moritz Barth
Athens
America
Barth
William
Country
Nicholas Longyear
Marquette
Mich
Broeckline
Thomas Walsh
East
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Milk Producers to Arbitrate Quarrel with Contractors
The New England Milk Producers Union has not set a date for arbitration or strike action. Directors failed to meet due to lack of quorum, and a private three member board may be chosen to decide the dispute. London, Boston? The union aims to resolve quickly but awaits director gathering for a fresh meeting in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milk Producers’ Union
New England Milk Producers’ Union
State Board of Arbitration
H. E. Bullard
W. A. Hunter
Boston
St. Louis boodler Kratz hunted in Mexico for trial
Two St Louis officers have gone to Guadalajara to seize fugitive boodler Charles Kratz. Grand jury findings show Kratz took a $60 000 bribe from Philip Stock for council vote on street railroad franchise. He fled to Mexico before trial date in 1902. prosecutor Folk presses for extradition amid obstacles.
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ST. Louis
Guadalajara
Mexico
Charles Kratz
Kratz
Heaven and Earth
Mr. Folk
Philip Stock
Charles H. Turner
Suburban
Street Railroad
Mississippi Valley Trust Company
Lincoln Trust Company
House of Delegates
John K. Murrell
Seate
Circuit
Folk
Harvard Men 10 Vote in New York
Harvard students will travel from Cambridge to New York to cast votes in the city election. The delegation exceeds 100, led by Austen G. Fox and Louis E. Hinrichs, with Charles Fairchild Robert Bacon and Robert Wrenn backing the effort. Watchers include Billy Burden and E E Smith as election day observers.
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Harvard
Cambridge
New York
Austen G. Fox
Lawrence Scientific School
Fox
Committee of 10
Billy Burden
E. E. Smith
Four Ocean Liners Reach Boston Harbor In Busy Transatlantic Day
Leyland line steamers Devonian and Philadelphian arrive at Pier 6 Grand Junction Boston with cargoes and passengers. Alexandra and Colorado follow with cargo and livestock. Stowaways, dogs, and cattlemen accompany ships as customs and immigration notes unfold. Trade figures show week ending Oct 24 across seven ports with rising import and export values. Belmont and other tugs move vessels while fishing fleet handles record landings at T Wharf.
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Leyland Line
Devonian
Boston Light
Pier 6
Grand Junction
Boston
Liverpool
McConkey
Irish Sea
Portland
Forest City
J. J. McCarthy
William E. Russell
Cambridge
George
Thomas
Magnolia
George Adam Oliver
Gaston County
N. C
Philadelphian
Grand Junction Docks
London
Dickinson
John Lewis Smith
Evansville
Ind
Fighting Mac
Victoria
Oliver H. Storey
Alexandra
Copenhagen
Christiania
Mystic Wharf
Thomson
Wilson
Colorado
Hull
Eng
W. H. Rutty
Harry Smith
E. S. Booth
Lert Cates
Camilla
Salem Harbor
Belmont
Buenos Ayres
Nantasket Roads
William EB. Cleary
Ladd
John Marshall
Annie Emmons
Georgie Berry
Barkentine
Mabel I. Meyers
Turk’s Island
Montevideo
Charleston
S. C
Lincolnshire
Emily Cooney
Caviare
Joseph Warren
Mary A. Whalen
Blanche
Clinois
Vida M. Brigham
J. F. McMorrow
Maxwell
Haddock
Ida M. Silva
Joseph Silva
Clara R. Harwood
Michael Hearn
Atlantic Avenue
Gloucester
No Diphtheria Epidemic Declared in City by Health Board
Dr. Shea of the Health Board denies diphtheria is epidemic in the city and in South Boston. He says no schools should close and no alarm exists. A conference with the school committee reviewed facts. no further discussions are needed as cases have subsided, with no new cases since October 22 at Pope School.
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Shea
Health Board
Bailiwick
Boston
South Boston
Newbury
Gloucester St
C. H. Redfern
Brakemen Accused of Stealing Freight in Hartford
Three brakemen named Alfred Lopez George W Evans and William Fox employed on a New York Hartford freight train over the N Y N H & H R R were arraigned in Hartford court on the charge of stealing goods from freight cars and held in bonds of 1000 each for a November 3 hearing after pleading not guilty Warrant requests for searches of their New York apartments will be sought by railroad authorities.
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Hartford
New York
N. Y
N. H
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Update
Arrival and clearance notes for multiple vessels with cargo, passengers, and tugs. Ships include Devonian Liverpool. Dickinson London. Admiral Farragut Port Antonio. Dorchester Baltimore. and several schooners and barges. Sailed and cleared entries list wind, routes, and repairs near Harding's Ledge.
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Devonian
McConkey
Liverpool
Frederick Leyland & Co
Philadelphian
Dickinson
London
Colorado
Cox
Hull
Eng
Alexander
Thomson
Copenhagen
Christiana
Farragut
Hopkins
Port Antonio
Jam
Dorchester
Ryan
Baltimore
Norfolk
Standard
Johnson
Philadelphia
S. O. Co
Likens
Hatch, Co
St. Nicholas
Plymouth
Howe
Portland
Newburyport
Port Johnson
Demozelle
Milton
Moose River
N. S
Race Horse
White
Clara
Stevens
Charles E. Sears
Allen
Nettle B. Dobbin
Woodward
Calais
Weymouth
George W. Collins
Moore, Sullivan
Charles A. Hunt
Dow
Stonington
Mildred May
Brooksville
Orion
Newport News
Wedding In Juvenile Court Prompts Quirky Question
In Indianapolis a wedding took place in the Juvenile Court with James Smith of Julietta and Eliza A. Snyder of the city as the couple. Judge Stubbs conducted the ceremony and, after, the benefactor asked the judge the price of his wife. The judge remarked what is your wife worth and the groom replied about 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
James Smith
Julietta
Eliza A. Snyder
Stubbs
Benedict
Longshoreman Injured As Cotton Bale Falls at Pier 1
Thomas F. Manning of 306 Everett Street suffered a fractured right leg below the knee when a bale of cotton fell from a truck at Pier 1 Hoosac Tunnel docks yesterday afternoon. Bystanders shouted warnings that helped him move clear and avoid worse injury.
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Pier 1
Hoosac Tunnel
Thomas F. Manning
Everett Street
SPECIAL SALE OF ENTIRE STOCK AT STANDARD SEWING CO
An urgent sale offers the full inventory from Singer and other brands at reduced prices to clear space. Ads list locations in Roxbury Cambridge Boston with prices on sewing machines and related goods. Also advertised are wall paper and painting services from Bascoms and Universal glaziers Herman Bros at specified addresses.
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Dudley St
Gee
Upham's Corner
Dudley, St
J. & D. Kerr
David Kerr
S. R. Knights & Co
Tremont St
Singer
Wheeler & Wison
Davis
Standard Sewing Machine Company
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MR. Griffiths
Railroads
Haight & Freese Co
Mass
Water St
Hbatah
Am Tel & Tel
T&s
Am Sugar
Tel & Tel
Seeer
Bos & al
Centennial Oe
Dom Coal
Dom Ir & Steel
Fitchburg
Ee Franklin
Mergenthal Lin
Michigan
U_S Steel
West End
Westing
Boodler
Notman Photo Company
William A. Burden
James Hubbard
Long Wharf
Jeremiah Cook
Tom White
Loch Hines
Morgan Line
Algiers
Galveston
Admiral Farragut
Jamaica
Elizabeth T. Doyle
Charles L. Mitchell
Brunswick
Doyle
Harding
Charles Mann
Shipping News
Hindustan
Heim
Pictou
Effie May
St. John
N. B
Evan Stewart
Windsor
Parrsboro
Job H. Jackson
Jacksonville
Thomas H. Lawrence
Sullivan
St. Croix
Eastport
Bethamia
Hamburg
H. M. Whitney
United States Gunboat
Newport
Schoppers
Henry J. Smith
Fernandina
Orothy Palmer
Scranton
Hoboken
Cohocton
Tamaqua
Barees Shawmont
Beechwood
J. R. Knights & Co
Savin Hill
Busi
Centre Street
Chestnut Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Suffolk County
Emma.a. Pierce
Louise M. Brooks
William L. Stellberger
Charles G. Stellberger
Andrew Stellberger
Errietta Stellberger
Suffolk
William A. Garbett
Isaac Wyman
John Kramer
Wyman
W. Stanley Campbell
Equitable Building
Warren St
Columbia St
Bascom’s
Washington St
Leverett St
Stamford St
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