Copper Prices and Markets Dominate Thursday Trading
A fluctuating market session saw London weakness followed by late recovery with gains for copper and related stocks. Reports accuse Standard Oil of manipulating copper output and prices while Atchison stock strength and Dominion Iron and Steel expansion influence trading. Berlin mayors discuss market fears as Calumet and Hecla and Tamarack move sharply, and dividends and potential stock issues across several firms are noted.
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Boston News Bureau
Standard Oil
United States
Stock Exchange
Atchison Common
Atchison
New York
Dominion Iron and Steel Company
Boston
N. Y
Neha
Amalgamated
Lake
Waldorf-Astoria
Calumet & Hecla
Burrage
Parrot
J. W. Haven
National Biscuit Company
Shannon Copper Company
United States Steel Corporation
Isle Royale
Jim O’hare
Franklin
British Columbia Copper Company
Sald
Pinkhiam
Market summaries show varied bonds and stocks activity
Boston today reports ex dividend and ex rights statuses with totals for listed bonds and stocks. High and low sales, closing bid and asked prices noted alongside total shares traded and rights figures.
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Boston
Mare
New York Stock Exchange Railroads Ez-dividend
Total sales reached 624 290 shares across railroad listings on the New York Stock Exchange.
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New York
Stook Exchange Railroads
Columbia and Shamrock Race Ends in Winds and Calms
The Columbia led early then fell to calms as Shamrock gained under lighter air. By the outer mark the yachts were close, with Columbia later gaining again before the race was declared off due to lack of wind.
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Barr
Jones's Inlet
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Ren
Sandy Hook
Royalty Seen At Cup Race On New York Bay
New York reports on September 2 describes the royal attendance and prominent society figures aboard British and American yachts for the cup race. Duke of Alba, Lord Newboro, Lady Newboro, Colonel Anthony J. Drexel, Lady Alwyne Compton and others joined Sir Thomas Lipton’s entertaining cruise aboard the Erin and surrounding vessels.
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New York
England
Duke of Alba
Eugenie
Thomas Lipton
Lord Newboro
Lady Newboro
Dorothy Beatrix Wynn
Anthony J. Drexel
J. N. Paulton
M. P
B. W. Vanvortoris
Shamrock Skipper Aims for Cup Despite Windy Setback
Captain Barr of the Columbia praises his crew and the New York Yacht Club for support while conceding a wind erratic day hindered the race. He remains confident Shamrock will win the cup, noting skilled handling and favorable arrangements at the course.
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Shamrock
Barr
Columbia
New York Yacht Club
England’s Yacht Delegation In Far Fleet Races
England sent representatives to the sailing contests with Captain Gordon and a distinguished party aboard. The lineup included Lady Sarah Wilson, Lady Bache Cunard, Lady Lister Kayne, Mme. Von Andre, Miss Emily Yznaga, and Mr. and Mrs. George Keppel along with Count and See Langler Villards and the Duke of Alba among others.
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Captain Gordon
Sarah Wilson
Bache Cunard
Lister Kayne
Mme. von Andre
Emily Yznaga
George Keppel
Langler Villards
Duke of Alba
Great Society Yacht Race Showed Beauty on the Bay
New York September 26 report on the yacht race down the bay between Columbia and Shamrock Jr. highlights not only nautical rivalry but a contest for beauty among American and English society women. The event drew 400 society figures from Bar Harbor Newport Lenox and Southampton with lavish yachts and a festive atmosphere. Sir Thomas Lipton watched for the Shamrock III as spectators admired elegance and luxury aboard the millionaire fleet.
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Columbia
Shamrock
Bar Harbor
Newport
Lenox
Southampton
Britain
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Shamrock Iti
International
Boston Yachtsmen Immutable Faith in Columbia Wins Favor
Boston sailors debated the cup as Columbia led Shamrock II in calm conditions. Thomas W. Lawson stayed at his office watching bulletins while many rivals praised the American boat’s performance and the contest’s boatsmanship over wind and tactics.
Columbia Favored to Win Battered by Weather
Boston observers weigh Columbia as likely victor barring accidents or miracles. Early race crowds crowded Post bulletin boards but dwindled after wind died. by the end only seasoned yachtsmen remained as belief solidified that Columbia would prevail.
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Boston
Guests of Sir Thomas Lipton Meet on Erin Yacht
Sir Thomas Lipton’s steam yacht Erin hosts a large party of notable guests in New York on September 26. Attending are Duke of Alba, Jameson, Beresford, Russell, McGildowey, Ure, Hullsary, and many others including Mrs. George Keppel, John Arbuckle, Kathry n Kidder, Daniel O Day, Colgate Hoyt, and Oxford Cambridge athletic team members. The gathering lists numerous peers, officials, merchants, and social leaders aboard.
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Erin
Duke of Alba
Williams
Jameson
Charles Beresford
Charlies Russell
H. M. McGildowey
Robert C. Ure
Commodore Hullsary
George Keppel
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Ottawa
Whitely Thompson
M. P
R. Rigg
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Mise Kathryn Kidder
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Peoria
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Hodges
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Charles Dana Gibson
Rivell
Chicago
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Peabody
Burbank
Babbitt
Charles B. Adams
Percy Chubb
Daniel O'Day
Martin Maloney
Colgate Hoyt
P. Benjamin
Thomas G. Patten
James Butler
Edward Williard
Shamrock Money Thin in New York Bets
In New York on September 20 betting favored the Columbia with several bets over $100 at the Rossmore and other hotels showing little Shamrock money. A key wager of $5000 even opposed Shamrock victory, while investors on exchanges placed modest bets on the defender at 10 to 8 or 10 to 7. Betting activity remained light across venues and exchanges despite cautious optimism.
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Rossmore Hotel
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Stevens
Ryan
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Avenue Hotels
Stock Exchange
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Shamrock
Allen, Wood & McGraw
Thomas Sherwood
Rte
Newporters Attend Cup Race on Various Yachts
A large Newport delegation joined the cup race in New York on September 2. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont on Satanella, Eugene Higgins on Varuna, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Drexel on Sultana, and the Narada party of Pembroke Jones, S Townsend Burden, Lily Oelrichs, Peter D. Martin, Edward H. Bulkley, Stuyvesant Leroy, Josephine Johnson with Henry Walters hosting.
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Perry. Belmont
Satanella
Eugene Higgins
John R. Drexel
Narada
Pembroke Jones
S. Townsend Burden
Lily Oel~richs
Peter D. Martin
Edward H. Bulkley
Stuyvesant Leroy
Josephine Johnson
Henry Walters
Fragmentary List of Names and Parties in Local Meeting
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with party affiliations scattered through names such as H B se T J Wetere and James pet and party. The text also references Alden Freeman C B W te oon Burke J A Wright H M Sears and party and others like Edward Winslow and Irving Cox.
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T. J. Wetere
EB. Iselin
O. Seelin
James Pet
Alden Freeman
W. Te Oon
Burke
J. A. Wright
H. M. Sears
H. G. Carision
Pheloe
Edward
Bere C. Eno
Edward Winslow
W. Rossiter
Ernest Carter
McDorough, Jr
Aaron Ward
Lawton
J. H. Hall
W. I. van Wart
E. B. Dabigren
W. ©. Taylor
N. C. Thrall
J. M. Elleworth
William
Morgan Heads West for Episcopal Convention
John Pierpont Morgan will depart by special car tomorrow for San Francisco to attend the general convention sessions beginning next Wednesday. He will be accompanied by several prominent Eastern clergymen. Morgan attended the yacht race today and hoped to see the series finish before his departure, but postponement of the races forced him to abandon that plan.
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John Pierpont Morgan
San Francisco
Iscopal Church
Morgan
West
British papers doubt Shamrock II can lift cup after rough race
Abandon Hope London reports widespread disappointment in the Shamrock II performance amid fluky weather at Berkeley Oval. Papers flag slower speeds in light winds, with Columbia hailed as phenomenal and Britain hoping for calmer seas in further races.
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the Standard
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Daily Chronicle
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the Times
Betting Frenzy in London Over Yachting Cup Race
In London on September 2 bets ran high on the yacht race between Shamrock and Columbia. Columbia held the favorite odds in the city at 11 to 10 for the defender, while clubs offered 5 to 4 on the American boat. Lipton employees sent a cable to Sir Thomas Lipton expressing a strong wish to reclaim the cup.
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Lipton, Limited
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Fine Yachts At Race New York Cup
In New York on September 26 a fleet of steam yachts joined the cup race. Among the noted entrants were Corsair Kanawha Colonia Nourmahal Niagara Ouleda Electra Conqueror Syberite Zara Cantania Nahma Alvina Atoc Intrepid Marietta Margarita and many other prominent crafts.
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Frederick G. Bourne
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Colonel Ie
Jacob Astor
Nourmahal
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Howard Gould
Niagara
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Ouelda
Elbridge T. Gerry
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
George J. Gould
Yachting Terms and Tacking Rights Defined
The guide explains sailing concepts including close hauled close reach broad reach and running. It defines starboard and port sides windward and leeward and rules for right of way when vessels sail close hauled with wind on the starboard side.
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