Son of the late Mayor dies after guiding company
The obituary notes a son of the late Mayor who died while at his father’s side and mentions his control of the company for the city. Market brief records curb trading with Arizona Commercial at 15 to 15.50, Calumet & Pittsburg around 30.12 to 30.37, Pittsburg & Duluth at 22, Greene Gold 4.25, Lake Superior & Pittsburg 32, and mining stocks Arizona Commercial 15.50, Bay State Gas 0.10, International Rotary 2.50, Mitchell Mining 7.30, Utah Apex 4. The signature Soule appears at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona Commercial
Calumet & Pittsburg
Pittsburg & Duluth
Greene Gold
Lake Superior & Pittsburg
Mining and Stock Exchange
Bay State Gas
International Rotary
Mitchell Mining
Utah Apex
SOULE
Chronology of P A Collins born 1844 to 1903 Boston leader
A compact timeline of P A Collins from his 1844 Fermoy birth to 1903 Boston mayoral tenure. Includes early work as errand boy and upholsterer foreman, Fenian activity, Harvard Law School graduation, multiple elected offices, and leadership roles in Irish and Democratic organizations. Notable ties to Grover Cleveland, John Boyle O Reilly, and the Irish Land League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew Collins
Fermoy
Ireland
Boston
Ohio
Labor Movement
Fenian Society
House of Representatives
House
State Senate
Harvard Law School
Gaston
Collins
Parnell
America
Irish Land League
Albany
N. Y
Grover Cleveland
London
Cleveland
Democratic State Committee
Charitable
Irish Society
International Trust Company
Union Institution For Savings
The
National Assurance Company
Catholic Union of Boston
Thomas N. Hart
John Boyle O’reily
New England
Undertaker Nolan Goes South for Mayor's Body
Undertaker John F. Nolan of 386 Broadway South Boston, a distant relative of Mayor Collins, left for Hot Springs after receiving the death notice. He was accompanied by Roger Corcoran of Lockhart's to prepare the body for transport to this city with despatch at 10 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
John FE. Nolan
Broadway
Boston
Hot Springs
Roger Corcoran
Lockhart’s
Nolan
Otis Skinner Stars in His Grace de Grammont at Park Theatre
Otis Skinner returned to Boston’s Park Theatre in Clyde Fitchs picturesque comedy of Charles the Second His Grace de Grammont The cast includes Miss Hamilton Mrs Middleton Lord Soumen Lord Arlington and Miss Warmerst er The drama frames De Grammont memoirs with a historically styled romance praised for Skinner sustained force and sparkling fervor The supporting company is praised as well
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Clyde Fitch
Otis Skinner
Boston
Park Theatre
Charles the Second
Grace de Grammont
Charles Sr
Middleton
Warmester
Lord Soumen
Lady Castlemaine
Robert Peston Carter
Lord Arlington
Miss Hamilton
Charles Welles
Helen Ware Hester
Sarah Padden
Elizabeth Hamilton
Laura Hope Crews
de Grammont
Fitch
Mr. Skinner
Tde Grammont
Market firmer but professional market firmer but professional
Wall Street. Stocks rose as money market stayed tranquil with call loans at 3 percent or less and time loans steady. Grangers led a broad advance into Missouri Pacific as pools supported higher quotes and Erie attracted large absorption amid consolidation chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Corn Grangers
Missouri Pacific
Grangers
Erie
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Differential
Southern Trunk Lines
Boston
New York
Rockefeller
Gates Clique
Southern Pacific
Reading
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Atlantic Coast Line
Amalgamated
London
Paris
Berlin
Collins Second Mayor to Die in Office
Boston mourns as Mayor Collins becomes the second acting Boston leader to die in office. Mayor Thomas A. Lavis, who served in 1845, died on November 22, 1846.
Copper Output and Revenue Projections From Lake Superior Mines
Arizona Commercial Company resumes ore shipments to Old Dominion Company to enable saving four dollars per ton and boost monthly net profits to about twelve thousand dollars. Arizona ships around fifty tons daily. Allouez shows forty five pounds per ton, with best rock from the fourth level. Lake Superior copper production nears two hundred thirty five million pounds yearly, with August around twenty million and last year two hundred seven million. 1906 may reach two hundred fifty million. An observer reports August net profits around twenty thousand, though figures suggest higher profits are possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Arizona Commercial Company
Old Dominion Company
Arizona
Old Dominion
Allouez
Lake Superior
Copper Range
Osceola
Mohawk
Centennial
Gibraltar Mines Syndicate Offers Treasury Stock at 55 Cents
John Mitchell Calvin of Gibraltar Mines Syndicate in Boston advertises Bonanza Mountain claims near Bullfrog Nevada. He touts three feet of solid ore averaging 400 dollars per ton and predicts rapid gains as Tonopah and Goldfield rise, offering Gibraltar stock at 55 cents per share to investors.
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John Mitchell Calvin
State Mutual
Congress St
Boston
Gibraltar Mines Syndicate
Bullfrog
Nevada
Bonanza Mountain
Tonopah
Goldfield
Gibraltar
Treasury
Wheat market gains on Russian crop news and Armour buying
Ennis and Stoppani report a higher wheat session driven by rehashed Russian crop news and Armour interests in Minneapolis. Brokers covered longs near the high, leaving futures close about a quarter up from yesterday. Corn and oats were steady with fractional advances and firm support from longs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Chicago
Armour
Minneapolis
New York Bond Closing Day Prices Report
Closing bond quotations for New York on Sept 14 compared with Sept 13 show changes across Urf rf notes, U rf 28, U 3s, Am Tob 4s, Ateh 4s, do 4s, Bal & Co 3s, Cent Ga 5s, CooesLets, Cuba Os, RG 4s, Dis Sec 5s, Erle p 4s, FW &DCIs, Ho Val 4s and related issues with yields ranging near 101 to 114 representing market shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bal & O
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Otel
Virginia Hot Springs
Chickering
Paul Collins
P. A. Collins
Undertaker Nolan
James Hamilton
Lomester
Hamilton's
Mrs. Middleton
Miss Warmester
Japan
San Francisco
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Newark
Bank of England
Rock Island Common
United States Mining
North Butte
United Copper
Whiting
Henry Sachs
Colorado Springs
Northern Texas Traction Company
Stone & Webster
Perry, Coffin & Burr
N. W. Harris & Co
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aBoston
Maine
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Greene ContSi
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Isle Royale
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Amer
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Re’ Eee
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Atchison Eeee
Canadian Pacific Seeeee
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R . Eee
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L&wn U
New
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Merican Smelting & Refining Company
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
Lorillard Company
Winnipesaukee
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R. R
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Centre Harbor
Union Station
Boston & Maine R. R
Alton Bay
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