Copper Range Leads Copper Rally in Boston Market
Copper Range stock surged from 61 to 64 3-16 and closed near 64 3-8 as buyers emerged amid dull market elsewhere. News of strong accumulation by big interests, possible Standard Oil buying in Boston, and optimistic notes from Lawson support further gains. other copper stocks like Calumet and Hecla slipped while Amalgamated and Mohawk edged up.
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New York
Standard Oil
Boston
Lawson
St. Mary’s
Copper Range Company
Centennial
Calumet & Hecla
Amalgamated
Pingham
Mohawk
Osceola
Dominion Tron
American
Trexas Pacific
Colorado
Goulds
London
Call Loang. Ac
Houghton
Mich
Wolverine Rock
Calumet
Agassiz
United Metals Selling Company
Lake
Bay State
Heath
Boston Stock Sales Highest and Lowest Today
Boston stock market report lists the day’s highest and lowest sales and provides the closing bid and asked prices for the session dated October 28. The data reflects intraday trading levels and market liquidity across listed equities in the Boston market.
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Boston
McNary and Gaston rally in Dorchester wardroom
A large crowd at Ward 20 Dorchester heard Gaston for Governor McNary for Congress and Gore for Senate. Speakers included Josiah Quincy David Walsh James McConnell and Patrick McDonald. McConnell lambasted the Republicans over trusts while Quincy defended Gaston and urged Democratic momentum statewide.
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Ward 20
Dorchester
Gaston
McNary
Congress
Gore
Senate
William J. Hennesy
Josiah Quincy
David I. Walsh
Clinton
James EB. McConnell
Fitchburg
Patrick F. McDonald
McConnell
Tremont Temple
Salem
Republican Party
Russell
Massachusetts
New England
Dorchester Bay
Neponset
Weymouth
Fore
Quincy
Questions Mr Foss Questions Mr Foss
The Hon John A Sullivan running for Congress in the 11th district spoke at Ward 10 on trusts and tariff revision. He argued for immediate tariff reform and cited Senator Hoar on delaying action while questioning Republican support for Canadian reciprocity and the Alaska boundary dispute. Foss facing Lodge platform questions on Canadian reciprocity and boundary issues.
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John A. Sullivan
Congress
Sullivan
Republican Party
Hoar
Canada
Committee On Foreign Relations
Wear
Lodge
George Wrisbie Hoar
Henry Cabot Lodge
Eugene N. Foss
Senator Lodge
Mr. Foss
Rally in Brockton Highlights Plymouth Democrats
Plymouth county Democrats plan a large turnout for Gaston and the ticket with a Park Theatre rally in Brockton tomorrow night. Speakers include Hon. Thomas J. Gargan, Harvey N. Shepard, Charles A. Gilday for Congress, Thomas Hogan, Andrew Shannahan for Senate, and all Plymouth county House candidates. W L Douglas to preside. state committeemen Gilmore and Hayes arranging a mass attendance of Plymouth county and Jefferson clubs.
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Brockton
Plymouth County
Gaston
Park Theatre
Thomas J. Gargan
Harvey N. Shepard
Charles A. Gilday
Thomas Hogan
Andrew Shannahan
House
W. L. Douglas
Gilmore and
Hayes
Jefferson
Dividend Declared by New England Telegraph Company
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company announces a dividend of 1.50 per share to stockholders of record at close of business October 31, 1902. Transfer books close November 1 to November 14, 1902. Treasurer William R. Driver notes date October 22, 1902.
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William R. Driver
Wager on the Ninth Bets Open Between Candidacy Rivals
The first bet on the Ninth District contest between Congressman Conry and ex Senator Keliher was placed for $500 by close supporters of each side. A Roxbury ally backed Kelcher, an East Boston businessman supported Conry, and a penny determined who would hold the stake. The cash stake was laid at 8 pm in a noted sporting house. A North End ex Senator seeks another $500 while a Cambridge gambler reportedly may back up to $2000 for Kelcher, but has not covered yet.
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Conry
Keliher
Congress
Roxbury
Kelcher
East Boston
Kennedy
North End
Cambridge
Fitzgerald Keeps Neutral In Ward 6 Fight Amid Local Shifts
Ex-Congressman John F. Fitzgerald states he will take no part in the congressional contest and lets voters decide. The Ward 6 battle pits Kelcher against Conry with Fitzgerald allies shifting toward Kelcher, aided by ex-Senator Mahoney and possibly ex-Alderman Dixon.
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John F. Fitzgerald
James F. Nolan
John F. Sullivan
Joseph A. Dennison
Kelcher
Democratic
Boston
Ward 6
Fitzgerald
Lomasney
Keliher
D. D. Rourke
RALLIES FOR CONRY ACROSS WARDS THIS WEEK
Rallies for Congressman Joseph A. Conry are scheduled all week in multiple wards and halls. Speakers include Joseph A. Dennison William F. McClellan William B. F. Whall Alderman John L. Kelly and several representatives and councilmen in planned sessions across Charlestown Ward 6 8 Ward 4 Ward 3 Ward 7 Ward 1 2 7 8 9 12 and other venues.
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Joseph A. Conry
Roughanall
Charlestown
Cauley Hall
Commercial Hall
Lyceum
Murray Chapel
Joseph A. Dennison
William F. McClellan
William
F. Whall
John L. Kelly
William C. 3. Healy
J. F. Hickey
D. J. Sheehan
T. F. Clark
J. J. Donnelly
J. J. Flaherty
Joseph J. Murley
Philip J. McA
Fr Hagerty Talks Socialism to Lincoln Hill Audience
The Rev Thomas J Hagerty a Socialist orator and priest from Van Buren Ark spoke on The solution of the Labor Problem to over 1200 at Lincoln Hill Chelsea His speech argued cooperation in production and distribution, wage slavery by machines, child labor evils and the role of socialism in alleviating poverty and improving religious influence.
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Thomas J. Hagerty
van Buren
Ark
Lincoln Hill
Chelsea
Darkey
South
North
Bob Ingersoll
Nary Gore Rally Planned in Mattapan and Dorchester
The Mattapan Democrats announce a Friday rally at Oakland Hall River street for H William S McNary and Fred S Gore Democratic senatorial candidates with speakers including James Gallivan ex Walsh Metsaac Reidy OConnell O Malley Hen nessy O HAre and party leaders plus a second rally at Harvey Hall Dorchester avenue with additional speakers including ex Mayors Quincy and Coughlin and presiding Michael J Mahoney.
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Mattapan
Oakland Hall
River Street
H. Williams. McNary
Fred S. Gore
Hamlin
James A. Gallivan
David J. Walsh
Clinton
Daniel V. Metsaac
Michael J. Reidy
Joseph F. O'Connell
Charles F. O'Malley
William J. Hennessey
J. Frank O’hare
Messrs. McNary
Gore
M. C
Broughal
Harvey's Hall
Lauriat Avenue
Dorchester Station
Quincy
Coughlin
Fall River
C. I. Quirk
W. A. Murphy
David I. Walsh
Michael J. Mahoney
Party of the Polls in North Attleboro Speech
F. J. Stimson of Dedham, Democratic candidate for Congress in the 2th district, spoke in North Attleboro attacking meat and coal trusts, railroads, and the oil trust. He condemned Republican labor and trust policies, cited ICC rulings, and listed ten “pulls” alleged against Secretary Shaw and the railroad and steel interests.
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North Attleboro
F. J. Stimson
Dedham
Congress
Stimson
Meat Trust
Boston Advertiser
Boston
Washington
Trust
Congressman Powers
Beef Trust
Standard Oil Trust
Coal Trust
Interstate Commerce Commission
Coxe Bros
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
United States Industrial Commission
Salt Trust
The
Tobacco Trust
Standard Oil Company
Portland
Ore
Sunlight Oil
South Bend
Wall Street
Shaw
Kentucky
Minnesota
Conry Tours Charlestown in Voter Handshake Drive
Congressman Conry completed another handshaking tour in Charlestown meeting over 1000 Bunker Hill district voters between 9 and midnight. He remains energetic while aides worry less, as crowds cheer and declare support for his re election. Dennison prepares for a campaign stop tonight at Roughan Hall and may address alleged delegate bribery in his remarks.
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Conry
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Joseph A. Dennison
Roughan Hall
Dennison
Kelcher Begins Campaign Speeches Across South End
The South End and Ward 9 hosts heard ex-Senator Kelcher urge a progressive Democratic platform. He attacked Conry over a contested nomination and alleged neglect of district needs, calling for tariff reform and stronger opposition to trusts. Egges and McKay supported tariff and trust reforms, citing 298 trusts since 1895 and vast monopolies impacting prices if tariffs were liberalized.
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John A. Kel Her
Congress
South End
Franklin School
Mr. Kelcher
Daniel J. Driscoll
Representative Rhinehardt
Leon Egges
B. Gordon McKay
Boston
Kelcher
Conry
Washington
Congressman Conry
Leon R. Egges
Malden Democratic Nominee for Legislature Michael Welsh
The Democrats of Malden nominate Ward 3 resident Michael Welsh as their sole candidate for the Legislature. A veteran of the Seventeenth Massachusetts Regiment, Welsh later built a career in building and real estate, served on Malden’s Board of Selectmen, and held roles in local institutions. He is praised for integrity and public spirit as voters consider his bid.
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Malden
Michael Welsh
Medford
Seventeenth Massachusetts Regiment
Lynnfield
Mass
Newark
N. J
Welsh
Bell Rock
Charles
Elisha
Converse
Seventeenth Massachusetts Regiment Association
Democrats Hold First Maynard Campaign Rally
In Maynard on October 28 a large crowd gathered for the Democrats campaign rally. Principal speaker Joseph F. O Connell of Boston criticized Republican promises as vague reform without specifics and urged voters to seek clarity on proposed changes amid the trust issue.
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Maynard
Joseph F. O'Connell
Boston
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