Copper Stocks Rally Mixed in Boston and New York
Copper shares moved in Boston with Amalgamated at 116 and Mohawk up over Monday to 50, Isle Royale 43, Trinity 37 ¼, Sante Fe 8, Old Dominion 32 ½, Mass 25, Copper Range 80 ¼, Baltic 55. New York dealings remained light though rails and Steel preferred edged higher. Anaconda and F A Heinze fought over ore accounting at L E R mine while Sugar Refining eyed further price cuts to clear surplus. Weather and crops reports from Illinois to Missouri Valley showed drought relief with rains after a harsh period, aiding pasture growth and future harvests.
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Boston
Amalgamated
Mohawk
Isle Royale
Trinity
Sante Fe
Old Dominion
Mass
Baltic
New York
Chicago
Boston News Bureau
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Missouri Valley
Atchison
Atchison Pfd
Brooklyn Rap
Tae Ees
Wee
CRI& Pac
Rail Pfd
Tenn. C. & I
Texas & Pac
Union Pac
Union Pac Pfi U. 6. Steel
Steel Pfd
L. Pd
West Union
Tates
B.&a
West End
Mining Amalgamated
Bingham Iby
Cal. & Heola
Elm River
Franklin
Old Colony
Parro
Big Big
Rhode Island
Santa Fe
Tamarac
U. 8
Andotte
Wolverine
Wool
Woolpfd
Erie Tel
N.E. Gas & Coke
N. E. Gas & Coke
Am. Smelt. Co
Mining progress and future promise at Trimountain Mohawk mine
No. 3 shaft at Trimountain shows improvement in bottom workings. Adventure received a ten drill compressor yesterday. 100 men work on laying a stamp mill foundation with part ready for structural iron. Mohawk is proving strong and rich, expected to eclipse records in amygdaloid lodes as ore is hoisted and prepared for shipment at low cost.
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Trimountain
Adventure
Mohawk
Copper and rail trusts loom over Ontario & Western merger
Investors debate a possible consolidation of the anthracite roads as Ontario & Western stock moves amid liquidity shifts in London and Morgan banks. A Boston copper broker warns Amalgamated Copper faces tough headwinds from rising foreign production, falling export demand, and entanglements with Standard Oil plans to control copper mines worldwide.
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Southwest
Alaska
Mexico
Amalgamated Copper Company
Eod
Ontario & Western
London
Morgan First National Bank
Boston
Amalgamated Copper
Rogers
Rockefeller
Amalgamated
AmalgaMated Company
Standard Oil
United States
Boston & Montana
Anaconda
Butte & Boston
Lake Superior
Secretion Syndicate
Lehmann Leaves London Daily News Over Management Differences
R C Lehmann, former Harvard coach and noted oarsman, has departed the London Daily News. Report cites internal management disputes with directors, not Boer policy.
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R. C. Lehmann
Harvard
London Daily News
Rectory Corner Stone Laid at St George's Episcopal
In Middlesex County the cornerstone of St George's Episcopal rectory was laid by Rev. Arthur Bradford Papineau at 5 30 p m on Saturday. Parishioners gathered for a service ending with dedication and benediction. Funds raised near two thousand dollars, with support from Bishop Lawrence and others. The 1 1 2 story wooden colonial style building will have seven rooms on the ground floor and three on the second. completion expected in November.
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St. George’s Episcopal
Arthur Bradford Papineau
Bishop Lawrence
Mr. Papineau
J. W. Whitehead
George Turner
Old Boston Ice plant work resumes at burned premises
North Chelmsford crews tear up charred boards at the Boston Ice company site with some reusable lumber. The firm may rebuild. In Lowell Mrs. James Tole and her two children visited relatives in Highland avenue.
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Boston Ice Company
James Tole
Lowell
Highland Avenue
Dion
Fletcher’s
Michael Connolly
Crescent Beach
C. C. Varney
Barre
John Marley
Varney
Ethel Marley
Boston
Tewksbury Notes on Rail Inspection and Local Visits
Tewksbury officials and Boston and Northern Street Railroad executives conducted a tour of the new electric road. Miss Ethel M Fairgrieve stays with Rev James Alexander in Newport New Hampshire. Mr F H Farmer and family return from Juniper Point. Mrs E E Morrill and Miss Stella Morrill tour beaches of Maine and New Hampshire. A Gloucester party in a large auto passed through town en route to Montreal and stopped at Fairgrieve's store for gasoline. Miss Florence Howes plans a two week visit to Somerville and nearby beaches.
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Boston and Northern Street Railroad Company
Ethel M. Fairgrieve
James Alexander
Newport
N. H
F. H
Juniper Point
E. E. Morrill
Stella Morrill
Maine
New Hampshire
Gloucester
Montreal
Fairgrieve
Florence Howes
Tewksbury
Somerville
Wilson and the Woodchuck echoing New England charm
Secretary James Wilson of agriculture recalls childhood in New England and a vivid scene of a boy attempting to catch a woodchuck from a train window in New Hampshire. He muses on the farmer’s hard life, the lure of hills, and a wish to halt the train to aid the boy.
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James Wilson
New England
New Hampshire
Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post
The Giant Leads the Circus Band at Last
The old circus man recalls the giant's single attempt to conduct the band. The giant, eager to lead, uses a giant tent stake baton and is briefly before disaster as the ferrule flies off, smashing the bass drum and sending a horn onto a front-row man. The audience roars with laughter as the giant, now dazed, watches the chaos he caused and the professor and band react in shock. It remains the giant's only moment of leading the band.
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The
American Sugar Refining Company
Arbuckle
New York Sun
Modern John Bunyan South American independence contrasted
A New York Tribune critique profiles Frank T. Bullen, tracing his voyage from London waif to author of sea life works and Bunyanesque religious tone. It contrasts Bullen with Bunyan, notes his voyage to Boston and New Bedford, and remarks on his apostolic sea preaching. The Worcester Spy adds a separate warning on freedom and independence in South American states.
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Frank T. Bullen
London
Tinker
Bedfordshire
Fairfax
Leicester
Mr. Bullen
Bunyan
Ampthill
Elton
Bullen
Isaiah
David
Nantucket
Martha’s Vineyard
New Bedford
Boston
The
Spectator
Ocean
Wagner
East End
New York Tribune
South America
Worcester
Sunnyside Creamery Butter Ad Seeker Seeks List
A lady asks at E M Slayton Co for Sunnyside Creamery Butter and requests a tub. Clerk says they do not retail but offers a list of retailers who carry the brand. The exchange highlights distribution limits and consumer interest in preferred butter.
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E. M. Slayton Co
Sunnyside
Local Market Listings and Storekeeper Addresses
A long list of private addresses and shop names appears, detailing markets, cash markets, grocers, and suppliers with street locations across multiple towns. Notable entries include Merrimack Square Market, Quincy Market, Riverside Market, Lowell and Middlesex street sellers, and several firms like Burns Bros, Duval Smith Co, and Hodge Stevens. The compilation resembles a directory of merchants with street and city references.
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F. H. Hodges
Central St
G. R. Myers
Bridge St. Merrimack Square Market
Merrimack St
Quincy Market
A. J. Keith
Bridge St
Seventh and Bridge
Sts
M. W. Hale
H. W. Lockr
Bridge St. C
Howe St
J. E. Freeman
Davis Sa
F. A. Tuttle
Thorndike St. Co
G. Coburn
Mammoth Road
Riverside Market
W. T. Patten
Family Supply Company
Middlesex St
Lowell
J . Royal Cash Markent
Middlesex St. Rothberg & Rostlur, 578 Middlesex St. A
SE. Warren
Branch
Adams St
D. Redding
M. J. Hart
K. Sheehan
Jefferson St
J. P. Curley
Salem &J. J. N. Tarte
Salem St
DUVAL
Smith & CO
J. H. Beaulieu
Tilden St
F. R. Fahey
Church St
E. W. Sweetser
Chelmsford St
D. W. Khpfr
Broadway
David Ready
Thomas Higgins
Cross St
M. B. Cogswell
Phillips St
P. P. Stiles
Dutton
M. McGlinchey
Gorham St
J. R. Sullivan
J. R. Towle
Mrs. J. Dilworth
Gorhan St
Pihl & Widen
Lundenberg St
R. McDermott
Lawrence St
GEO
Fox
P. F. Queenan
D. Bowers
J. M. G. Burns
Concord St
J. H. Dunham
Fayette St
John McCollough
Andover
St. James Sheehey
G. W. Stewart
Billerica
Mass
G. W. Horne
Rogers St
Oaklands
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Stock Market
Dollar Bay
Charles E. Adams
Europe
C. T. Saul & CO
Central Street
G. O'Brien
Miss O’brien
Read & Kittredge
Westford Street
Chas. T. Saal & Co
Gericrass
Nicholas G. Norcross
Lowell, Mass
Bright, Sears & Co
Spencer Crask
Pine St
New York Stock Exchange
State St
Albany
Middlesex County
Maynard
North Chelmsford
Wilson and the Woodchuck
Investment Securities
John Bunyan
Derby & Morse
Widdie Street
Office of Supt. of Public Buildings
Office of Superintendent of Public Buildings
Superintendent of Public Buildings
Joseph
Gillow
the Courier-Citizen
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