Better Market Sputters as Copper Shares Rise on Amalgamated
The market opened buoyant after the Boston bank statement with copper shares in stronger favor locally. Amalgamated led gains in New York, while insiders eye further buy orders as no selling pressure appears. Boston bank data show loans and deposits edges. George E. Armstrong reports Utah camp optimism and a bright future for Boston-owned mines in the Bingham district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bear Talk
Ansconde
Boston
Wall Street
South Africa
Amalgamated
George E. Armstrong
George E. Armstrong & Co
Bingham Camp
Utah
Samuel Newhouse
Canital
Utah Consolidated Mine
Salt Lake City
Utah Consolidated
Boston Consolidated
Bingham
United States
Centennial Eureka
Navaho
Little Tiger
Montana Coal & Coke
Salt Lake City Tribune
Bingham Copper & Gold Mining Company
Bell Telephone Company
St. Paul
English schoolboy speaks on Kruger and Kitchener feud
Fragmentary quotation describes Kruger and Kannerballsm as one, with harsh language about a man of bind. It mentions a Mr Chamberling urging action and a threat to bring back a head, referencing Lord Kitchener and anti Boer sentiment.
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Chamberling
Hethin
Lord Kitchener
Margin trading for Wheat or Stocks promoted in quip
The piece mocks readers as a bore and jokes about carrying jokes to Ladysmith. It contrasts British troops at Manila with Filipino resistance and ends by inviting readers to request a free book on margin trading in Wheat or Stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doucher
Ladysmith
Manila
Market Summary From Boston on October 30
Boston report notes today’s highest and lowest sales along with the closing bid and asked prices. Specific figures are not provided in readable text.
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Boston
Market letter for Butte and Boston Copper stocks issued
All interested readers may obtain the latest market letter now ready for delivery. The note highlights companies including Sugar, Louisville and Nashville, U S Leather Ptd, U S Rubber, Parrot, Montana, Valumet, utsey, Tamarack, Reading, New York Central and United Zinc. Commission orders executed for New York and Boston stocks with money loaned on late securities and interest allowed on deposits.
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Butte & Boston Copper
Sugar
Louisville & Nashville
U. S. Leather Ptd
U.S. Rubber
Parrot
Montana
Valumet
Utsey
Tamarack
Reading
New York Central
United Zinc
New York
Boston
Fall River mill workers seek 10 percent wage increase
In Fall River today the mill operatives, via their representatives, asked for a 10 percent wage rise to take effect Monday November 13. The manufacturers' committee declined to grant the increase and said the request would be referred back to the association for instruction. The three hour conference in Harmony produced no definite decision. The textile council argued margins favor the raise, citing higher cotton costs and lower regulars shares, while manufacturers warned that margins would shrink and stockholders would not see fair returns if the boost were granted. The outcome awaits the association's report and mass meetings of the unions.
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Fall River
Manufacturers’ Association
Simeon B. Chase
C. C. Rounseville
Thomas E. Brayton
Edward Osborn
Joseph Baker
H. B. Borden
John D. Flint
Manufacturers
Employers of Labor
Whitehead
Weavers’ Union
Chase
Textile Council
Committee of Manufacturers
Association
The
Weavers
Textile Coun
Cil
Rounseville
Shot Above Heart Leaves James Thomas Wounded At City Hospital
James Thomas a 24 year old resident of 28 Piedmont street was shot in the left breast near the heart and refused probing at City Hospital. He says a man named Jid Johnson fired the shot in front of his house and fled. Johnson, 23, 5 feet 7 inches, 160 pounds, is at large. Police issued a city wide alarm.
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James Thomas
City Hospital
Thomas
Lagrange Street
Johnson
Piedmont Street
Captain Dyer Requests Relief From Havana Command
Captain H. M. Dyer U S Navy commander of the Baltimore at Manila has asked to be relieved from duty at Havana. He sent a certificate of his physical condition to the Navy Department in Washington and the request for relief accompanied the certificate. He is not sick but is not in condition to undertake active work at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
H. M. Dyer
Baltimore
Manila
Havana
Navy Department
Washington
Dyer
Ellis rearraigned in New York on national bank larceny charge
William F. Ellis, Boston promoter, was rearraigned in Police Court and committed without bail amid larceny allegations involving $45,000 taken from the First National Bank of Washington Pennsylvania. Ritchie testified the funds reached Vandergrift in Pittsburgh, with Marconi wireless test sea work distracting witnesses.
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New York
William F. Ellis
Boston
First National Bank of
Washington
Penn
C. S. Ritchie
First National Bank
James 8. Hammond
Ellis
Ritchie
T. J. Vandergrift
Pittsburg
EK. L. Parker & Co
Baltimore
Vandergrift
Millis
North River
Marconi
Massachusetts
Atlantic Highlands
Highlands
Warships Using "Wireless" in New York Harbor
The cruiser New York and the battleship Massachusetts engaged in wireless communication experiments in New York Harbor as part of naval demonstrations.
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New York
Massachusetts
Bigamist Walter Farnsworth Sought in Baltimore
Chief of Detectives Colerain received a Baltimore telegram naming Walter L Farnsworth the confessed bigamist jailed in Chicago as wanted in Baltimore for marrying four women under the name Sterling Orville Thomas He is said to admit the real name Marie Larsen of Philadelphia writes seeking a photo claiming to be one of his wives with a marriage dated a year ago
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Chicago
Colerain
Baltimore
Walter L. Farnsworth
Bigamist
Sterling Orville Thomas
Marie Larsen
Sixth Street
Philadelphia
Warnsworth
Wabash Plans Tourist Sleepers Between St Louis and Los Angeles
The Wabash railroad will start a line of tourist sleepers on November 1 between St Louis and Los Angeles. This will connect with their Boston to St Louis fast service, offering a route noted for speed and accommodations. The Boston agency is at No. 6 State street.
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California
Colorado
Wabash Railroad
St Louis
Los Angeles
Boston
St. Louis
State Street
Irish Guests Tallon and Redmond at Newton Banquet
Lord Mayor Tallon of Dublin and John E. Redmond M P were guests of honor at the John Boyle O Reilly Literary Association banquet in Armory Hall Newton tonight. Speakers praised Parnell and Irish freedom amid cheers from local officials and residents.
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Newton
Tallon
Dublin
John E. Redmond
John Boyle O'Reilly
M. P
Kennedy
Wilson
Mayberry
Waltham
F. Rooney
Cobb
Edw. F. Burke
J. D. Monahan
P. J. Slattery
Dillon
P. P. Connolly
Kelly
Watertown
Dr. Cody
P. J. Gavin
T. J. Collins
Boston
P. A. Murray
Parnell
Redmond
Ireland
J. A. Ryan
James E. Vahey
Tallon Sees Boston Under Escort of Mayor Quincy
Lord Mayor Tallon toured Boston with Mayor Quincy visiting primary schools and fire stations to inspect apparatus. He has urgent invitations to other cities, and the Parnell monument fund has surpassed expectations. Meetings are set in several cities and a Boston Press Club visit is planned.
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Tallon
Boston
Quincy
Dublin
Parnell Monument Fund
Portland
New Haven
Lewiston
Providence
Albany
Boston Press Club
Redmond
Keith
George F. Williams
Mr. Redmond
Parker’s
Parnell Monument Drive Seeks Wider Subscriptions in Boston
The Parnell monument committee of Boston reports a strong public response to a Sunday meeting at the Boston Theatre supporting the project to save Charles Stewart Parnell's old home and erect a memorial. They invite further subscriptions from those unable to attend, with acknowledgments promised in the press.
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Parnell Monument Committee of
Boston
Boston Theatre
Charles Stewart Parnell
Thearnell Monument Association of Boston
Parnell Monument and Homestead
Parnell Monument Association
P. J. Flatley
Tremon
Building
Joan O’callahan
Globe Building
Thomas J. Colngs
South Boston
Patrick Donahoe
the Pilot
John J. Teevans
West Sixth Street
Edward 4. Caer
Framingham
John Ftzgerald
Roger F. Scannell
Thomas J. Dillon
M. D
Henry F. Naphen
M. C
iHiamogue
Martin J. Che
Charlestown
Terence Cavanagh
P. A. Murray
Newton
M. H. Cox
P. J. Bergin
State Street
Patrick Collins
Somerville
Committee
Annual Election At Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
At the Beneficiary Association annual meeting held in Faneuil Hall Market officers were elected A Warren Patch president W W Rawson vice president Harris S Bean treasurer John Avery B A Plumley and L F Abbott as board of managers The treasurer reported the association in flourishing condition A vote of thanks was given to secretary Joseph J Norton who declined another candidacy
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Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Faneuil Hall Market
Joseph J. Norton
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Kruger
Erie
Boston & Lowell
Boston Maine
B& Seereese
Crf& Yds
Cen & M
Fitchbu
Ee K C
Ft & G
Ees
Rutland
Putin
Union Pacific
West End
Adventure
Eee
Arcadian
Atlantic
Bonanza Es Sneer
Bos & C
Ee *Bos & Mont Tr
Iat Butte
Calumet ‘& Hecla
Wranklin
Old Colony
Erie Tel
Federal Steel
Union G L &M
United Fruit
United Shoe Maetee
U S Rubber
Wollaston Land
Indo Egypt
Isle Royale
Lam Con St
Cou
Mass Electric
Old Dominion Min
Coneraetes
Geevee
I Nation Esseeees National Steel
Pacific Coast
Eeaee
Pullman Pal
Bet
Dene Coal & Iron
Western Union
Ee Steel
Boston Stock Exchange
Butte
Frederick & Tibbitts
Mass
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Needle Notch Mining
Bay State Gas
Boston Little Circle Zinc
Homestead Building Trust
Boston & Texas Copper
A'S Eae
Crescent Mining Wareeeteeee Itates
Bonanza Devel
Fortuna Gold
NEW York Stock Exchange
Atchison Eave
Ches & Ohio
Ind & Poe
C, RI & Pac
CC & St L
del & Udson Ee
Seer Hocking
Tulinois Central
Iowa Central
Nash
Manhattan
St Lee
Kan
Texas
Northern Pacific Coos
Ontario & Western
Pengervania
Texac & Pacific
Union Pacific Eerre
Chicago Markets
Messrs. Howard
Crosby & Co
Liverpool
Dirt
Fairbank
N. Kk. Fairbaank Company
St.Louis
Doan
Goc
Foster
Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Emma Pace
Dedham Street
East
Dean
Bradbury’s
Sterling
Georgina Pope
Transvaal
Canada
Miss Pope
Bellevue Hospital
Mayor Quincy
Parnell Fund
Setone
Johnson’s
John & CO
Deaton
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