Copper gains drive market as copper stocks rise
Copper prices and shares outpace rivals with Amalgamated leading gains in Boston and New York. Traders note strong commodity demand, rail earnings, and expected gold exports. Copper's noted price shifts and bond conversions influence outlook as market closes unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Michigan Central
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Paris
la Champagne
Havre
Lazard Freres & Co
J. P. Morgan
San Francisco
Northern Pacific
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
United States
Boston
Amalgamated
Mass
Old Dominion
Utah
Copper Range
Trinity
Parrot
Isle Royale
Calumet & Hecla
Winona
Pec
Mohawk
Investment pitch guarantees six months 25 thousand dollars
A request offers to invest from one thousand to five thousand dollars for six months with a guaranteed principal and a promise that the larger investment will be worth twenty five thousand dollars. The contact is Morill Smith at 7 Water Street Boston.
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Morrill Smith
Water Street
Boston
Dividend Declared by New England Telegraph Company
KEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY declares a dividend of 1.50 per share to stockholders of record at close of business October 31, 1901. Transfer books close November 1 to November 14, 1901. Treasurer William Br. Driver notes October 23, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KEW England Telephone and Telegraph Company
William BR. Driver
Morrison Dinner At Parker House Compliments Dorchester Couple
Mr and Mrs Walter W Morrison of Dorchester were honored with a complimentary dinner by summer guests of the Shirley Hotel at Winthrop Beach. Carter's Orchestra provided music while local talent offered entertainment for fifty two attendees. The event praised the couple for their hospitality during the summer months.
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Parker House
Walter W. Morrison
Dorchester
Shirley
Winthrop Beach
Loftus Company Offers Leather Case With Comb and Pencil
The W Co ftus Company, makers and retailers of men's clothing, distributes a small, contact leather case containing a comb and pencil to customers. The case blends beauty and utility, showcasing the company's ingenuity in ready made and semi-custom menswear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Co
Ftus Company
Loftus Company
Durgin warns on smallpox spread and vaccination push
Dr Samuel H Durgin chairman of the Board of Health warns of smallpox risk in the city urging immediate vaccination for all not yet protected. He critiques lax physicians and delayed notifications and vows action against anti vaccination advocates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Durgin
Board of Health
Durgin
Mental marvel Inaudi amazes with dual brain power in Chelsea
A visiting Italian wonder, Jacques Inaudi, demonstrates unmatched mental arithmetic before physicians. He solves multiple operations at once, recalls figures on demand, and lists dates of birth for audience members. He claims no method, saying memory relies on sounds and numbers, not on paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Jacques Inaudi
Inaudi
Inandi
Post
M. de Thorcey
Snaudl
Inaudi Demonstrates Rapid Mental Arithmetic Talent
The text describes Inaudi answering 15 750 185 and 364 689 252 after hearing them, then quickly solving 626 to the fourth power as 76 549 608 976. His assistant needed minutes to copy the problem, while Inaudi produced the results instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naudi
Inaudi
Alvin Thurber Held on Assault Charge at $2500 Bail
Alvin Thurber aged 14 was arraigned after shooting Karl Robbins aged 16, a playmate, on Saturday. Chief Dunlap of Swampscott filed the charge of assault with a dangerous weapon and asked for a two week continuance. Judge Berry granted it with bail set at $2500.
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Lynn
Alvin Thurber
Karl Robbins
Dunlap
Swampscott
Berry
Nashua City Clerk Alfred Hall Charged With Embezzlement
Mayor Taylor ordered City Solicitor Harry P. Greeley to prepare a warrant charging Alfred A. Hall, the missing Nashua city clerk, with embezzling 185 dollars from the city. City Marshal Eaton to serve if Hall is located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
N. H
Taylor
Harry P. Greeley
Alfred A. Hall
Eaton
Hall
Refuses Writ in Storti Habeas Case Front
Justice Loring of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court refused to issue a writ of habeas corpus for Luigi Storti. The petition remains to be argued before the full bench later, with chances of further reprieves and appeals through state and federal courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Loring
Supreme Court
Massachusetts Supreme Court
United States Circuit Court
United States Supreme Court
Storti
Messrs
William M. Stockbridge
Philip G. Wardner
Leon R. Egges
Washington
Grain shipments to London and Baltic ports rise at Boston harbor
Ships including the Devonian and Livonian prepare for grain cargoes to London and Glasgow with 60 000 to 72 000 bushels of wheat and corn on several steamers. The Hamburg American liner Valesia and the Allan Line steamer Livonian are noted, with port traffic rising and Emden’s harbor expansion drawing more traffic. Stowaways Martin Brett and Thomas Ryan from Ireland and recent maritime crew movements are mentioned alongside local fishing catches and port activities.
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Charlestown
Livogak
London
Cunarder
Tatas
New England
Mere
Pater Ahaa
East
Boston
Gibson
Tward
Holmblad
Valesia
Mystic Wharf
Hamburg
Emden
Art
Ems
Hispania
Stettin
Philadelphia
United States
Baltic Sea
Weyland
Winifredian
Farrington
Martin Brett
Thomas Ryan
Ireland
Helen M. Gould
North Sydney
Joseph Rowe
Whitehead
N. S
Thalia
Arbutus
Gloucester
Solita
T Wharf
Haddock
Thomas E. Shea Performs Dual Roles at Grand Opera House
Thomas E. Shea appeared in two plays The Voice of Nature and Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde at the Grand Opera House. His versatility showed in Vladimir Tolstoi and the split persona of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde with strong dramatic scenes. The rest of the week features The Pledge of Honor The Bells and further performances of The Voice of Nature and Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde.
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Grand Opera
Thomas E. Shea
Voice of Nature
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Ol
Boston
Mr. Shea
Vladimir Tolsto
Russia
Dr. Sekyll
Mr. Hyde
Shea Gla
Dr. Jekyll and Dr. Hyde
New Train for New York via Wil limantic and Hartford
A new train for New York via Wil limantic and Hartford leaves South Station on week days at 2 o clock. Back Bay 2 04 p m due in New York 8 00 p m. Vestibuled parlor and buffet parlor smoking cars and through coaches.
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New York
Willimantic
Hartford
South Station
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Back Bay
Referendum Questions Shape Massachusetts Senate Contest
The Public Franchise League surveys 31 senatorial districts outside Boston, asking candidates if public service franchises should be paid for by corporations, if voters should decide on franchise use, and if the Washington street subway should be city or corporate owned. The report lists candidate positions, noting replies and abstentions across districts from Berkshire to Worcester, with few responses and strong ties to elevated versus city ownership debates.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Public Franchise League
Beacon Hill
League
Washington Street
Berkshire
George Z. Dean
Cheshire
Tremont Street
Berkshire-Hampshire
Henry E. Gaylord
South Hadley
Senate
George 8. Whiteback
Northampton
Bristol
Edward C. Holt
Taunton
John T. Coughlin
Andrew H. Morrison
Coughlin
Morrison
Rufus A. Soule
George B. Stafford
Cape
Walter O. Luscomb
William A. Nye
Ind
Luscombe
Crane
William A. Gaston
Elevated
Cape Cod
Nye
Franchise League
William 8. Swift
Lucius K. Paine
Essex
Thomas F. Porter
Lynn
Irving H. Goldthwait
J. Frank Porter
Danvers
George B. Sears
Dem
Harry C. Foster
Gloucester
Carleton
How
Haverhill
John C. Chase
Silas R. Reed
Reed
Chase
George A. Hawkes
Fifth Essex
Archie N. Frost
Rep
Amadee Cloutier
Lawrence
Messrs
Frost
Cloutier
Fred Tepper
Franklin Hampshire
Merrick A. Morse
Belchertown
W. A. Davenport
A. P. Smith
Nelson A. Bugbee
Charles Rewbone
Hampden
H. Co. Bliss
West Springfield
Roger P. Donoghue
Holyoke
Bliss
Donoghue
Middlesex-Essex
Alva
Wood
Woburn
Middlesex
Henry R. Skinner
Watertown
Leroy E. Coolidge
Hopkinton
Coolidge
Skinner
Alberts. Apsey
Cambridge
Leonard ,B. Chandler
George R. Jones
Fifth Middlesex
Chester B. Williams
Wayland
Williams
J. Joseph Foley
Herbert HE. Fletcher
Westford
Seventh Middlesex
John T. Sparks
Dracut
Charlies H. Hanson
Lowell
Mr. Sparks
Hanson
Norfolk
Eugene Hu
Sprague
Quincy
Charles F. King
Frank A. Fales
Norwood
Osborne Howes
Boston Herald
First
Plymouth
David G. Pratt
Middleboro
Chamberlain
Worcester
David Manning
David I. Walsh
Clinton
John P. Monroe
Monroe
Walsh
Edward F. Blodgett
Leominster
Joseph P. Love
George K. Tufts
New Braintree
Tyes
Fifth Worcester
Cornelius R. Day
Blackstone
Edward R. Warren
Professor Crowley to Lecture for Ladies Auxiliary 28
The Ladies' Auxiliary 28 A. C. H. plan a Sunday lecture in Union Park Hall Washington Street corner Union Park. Speaker is Professor Timothy F. Crowley of South Boston a noted language scholar. He will discuss The Progress of the Irish in Boston based on years of study of Ireland and its people.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Union Park Hall
Washington Street
Corner Union Park
Timothy F. Crowley
South
Boston
Crowley
Ireland
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Guy M. Spear
Guanajuato
Hamlin
Head
Catalina
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Weller
White
McVichie
Herald
Dalton & Lark
Bingham Consolidated Mining Company
Duncan McVichie
MecVichie
Secreon
Holy Cross Hospital
H. Content & Co
Bay State Gas Company
Delaware
James R. Keene
Thomas Lawson
Amalgamated Copper Company
I.c
Pinkham
Boston Stock Sales
Best
Big Am Baent Wien
Am Bell Tel
U - Tel & Tel
BU Gas
BS & QD
Ill Steel Ss
Adventure Mineee
tAllouez Minin
Daioh
BOY Readjan Mining
Dom Iron & Steel
Elm River Mining
Erle Tel & Amose
Fitchburg
Franklin Ming
Gen Electric Saves
Sle Royale Mining
Maine Sentral Ste
Mass Electric
Ee Mass Minin
Michigan
Mont C & C
Ite
NE Gas & Coke Y
Nh&h
Arti
Old Colony RR
Ld Domin
Osceola
Parrot Mining
Pere Margaret
Phenix Mining
Pullman Co
Rooney Minin
Rutlanes Jane
Santa Re
Es Swift & Co
Tamarack
Rimountain
Trinity Mining
United Th Fruit
United Shoe
Steewees
Uteb
Victoria Minin Ae
Funes
Westing Elec
Winona Mining
Wiyandot Mining
NEW York Stock Sales Railroads
Baltimore
One
Canadan Pacific
Canada
Chesapeake & Channes
Ae & Alton
Chicago
Ind & Louis
Prises Toy
Chicago & Great Western
Northwestern
Chi Ter & Shin
C & St Louis
Great Northern
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
Ais
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan L . Eeee
St Ry.i
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
St Louis
St Oo
Southern Pacific
Aly i Southern Railway
Bay Texas & Pacific
Es Louis & West
Crastenvens
Waban
Amalgamated Copper
Am Car & Foundry
Am Capetnn
Anaconda “Mining Co
Brooklyn Back Transit
Consolidated Gab
General Electric
National Biscuit
Pacific Coast
Pacific Mall
Seaee
People's Gas
Fees Steel Car
Ceonves Do
Pullman Palace Car
Republic Steel
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Union Bag & Raves
S Steel
Western Union
Mrs.morrison
Pete Morrill
Joshua Lovett
St. Lawrence and Lakes
Lewis Wharf
Myrtle
Eastport
The
John F. Marsh
Springfield
Norfolk, Plymouth and
Professor Crowley
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