Boston Copper Shares Rally Continues On Heavy Volume
Boston copper stocks surged Tuesday with broad trading as United Copper and Nevada Consolidated debited gains. Dominion Iron & Steel and Reading rose while Amalgamated and Utah saw offerings. Market sentiment remained bullish as New York orders and local traction stocks pushed the list higher. American Smelter touched a new high of 161 on the session.
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United Copper
Boston Consolidated
Nevada Consolidated
Boston Stock Exchange
N. V
Dominion Iron & Steel
Rutland Preferred
Amalgamated
Utah
Union Pacific
New York
Reading
Consolidated Gas
McClellan
Hearst-McClellan
Albany
Wall Street Opens With Broad Trading In Big Names
New York December 13 trading opened on a large scale with thousands of shares traded in many prominent stocks. Anaconda jumped seven points while National Lead and Missouri Pacific rose, with scattered losses among specialties. By noon the market softened but remained above yesterday in several issues as readings and leads shifted. At 2 pm metal stocks led gains in rails and southern issues with Anaconda up 11 points and Colorado Fuel up to 60, while general activity narrowed and fluctuations stayed modest.
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New York
Anaconda
National
Missouri Pacific
Reading
Ontario & Western, Locomotive and Sloss-Sheffield Steel
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
American Car
Tennessee Coal
Amalgamated Copper
National Biscuit
Amalgamated
American Car Preferred
Traters
Colorado
Develo
Rutland
Market futures open weak with mixed cotton quotes
New York import futures opened weak with December at 11.20 and January around 11.23. March and May showed declines while middling prices ranged near 11.99 delivering little sales activity. Gulf price was about 12.96 with overall thin volume.
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New York
Saat
Gulf
Copper Sales Boost Money Market Hoide Firm
Opereumicia sold 260000 pounds of copper at 14 cents for March and April delivery. Profit taking in Amalgamated shows no advance. stock is slow in pear.
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Opereumicia
Amoskeag Votes to Purchase Manchester and Amory Mills
The Amoskeag Manufacturing Company voted to buy the Manchester and Amory mills with only three dissenting votes, paying 3,500,009 for Manchester and 1,575,600 for Amory. Manchester and Amory stockholders later accepted the purchase proposal.
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Manchester, N. H
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Manchester and
Amory Corporations
Amory Mill
Manchester
Manchester and Amory Mills
Amoskeag Company
Financial Report Highlights and Corporate Moves
Federal Mining & Smelting reports net earnings of 603931 for the quarter to December 1, up 325161 from a year ago. United States Rubber directors may raise the board to 19 with two seats for Rubber Goods Manufacturing. John W Gates notes robust Western money and easy six percent six month loans. Arizona copper production expected to reach about 250 million pounds this year, moving the region to second in U.S. output. Old Dominion Copper states costs at 16 cents per pound, with construction costs not exceeding 9 cents once finished. The question of President Corey of United States Steel’s resignation will be decided by directors at the next meeting.
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Corey
United States Steel Corporation
United States Rubber Company
Rubber Goods Manufacturing Company
Arizona
Lowell voters rally for school committee honors
Voters in Lowell cast a record turnout with wards 7 9 heavy for school committee races. In ward 7 A G Swapp was seen as the likely winner over James O Fla han while ward 9 favored Albert Johnson over Dr Walker. Ward 1 saw forged letters urging support for John J McClure against William Duncan prompting a denial from McClure.
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Moore Streets
Pawtucketville
A. G. Swapp
James O’flahavan
John J. McClure
William Duncan
McClure
Courier-Citizen
State Grange Session Opens in Springfield
Springfield December 12 The annual session of the state grange opened with State Master Geo B Ladd of Sturbridge presiding After welcome addresses by Mayor F P W Dickinson and others committees were appointed In the afternoon Ladd read his fourth annual report as state master reviewing questions affecting the orange and agricultural interests He noted the orange has passed the 20000 mark in the state and now has 196 subordinate bodies About 1000 delegates and grange members arrived with many more expected by tomorrow
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Springfield
State Grange
Ladd
Sturbridge
FP. W. Dickinson
Surety Everywhere Our Nationwide Agency and Local Boards
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Stay at Homes Hustled to Polls in Ward 8 Standoff
Voters in Boston wards 1 2 and 7 crowded polling places early. Democratic candidates Fitzgerald and Lomasney clashed over ward 8 with police guarding booths. Frothingham supporters used 40 touring cars while Fitzgerald relied on carriages. Ward 8 center of tension as Mancovitz ordered Fitzgerald out of a booth.
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Fitzgerald
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Democratic City Committee
Ward 8
Ward
Lomasney
Frothingham
Edward J. Donovan
Back Bay
Judge Dewey
Dewey
Curtis Guild, Jr
West End
Whelton
Daniel A. Whelton
Massachusetts Automobile Association
Mancovitz
Warden Mancavity
Election Commissioner's Office
Warden Mancovitz
Mancovits
Dennis
Five Candidates Compete For Malden Mayor
Voters flocked to Malden polling places as five contenders stood for mayor. Incumbent William Rings faced opponents Charlee G. Warren John M. Devil Geo H Fall and Johan D Williams, all known in city politics. Warren carried Republican support while others ran on reform papers. Expected outcome favored continuing license restrictions.
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Malden
Wm. Rings
Charlee G. Warren
John M. Devil
Geo. H. Fall
Johan D. Williams
Fr Warren
Somerville Vote Counts Spark Debate in City
In Somerville, early returns show a large share of total votes for a high percentage of support, with Abraham A. Histon cited as a city center candidate and Charles A. Grin a Republican hopeful. Reports indicate strong sentiment shaping the mayoral race as preliminary tallies emerge.
Board expected to form 1 Republican and 3 Democrats
The board of aldermen is anticipated to be made up of one Republican and three Democrats after a reduced majority vote.
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Board of Aldermen
Cambridge Vote Count In Close Citywide Contest
Heavy voting spread across all city sections as Non-Partisan and Democratic tickets competed. Democratic mayoral candidate Charles H. Thurston and Non-Partisan ex-Alderman Warren K. Blodgett headed rival slates amid a city with a Non-Partisan chief and a Democratic board of aldermen. Both parties touted a likely close result after intense house to house canvassing.
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Cambridge
Charles H. Thurston
School Committee
Warren K. Blodgett
Newton School Committee Contest At City Election
Newton December 12. With no opponent to Representative E W Warren for mayor the day centers on ward 7 school committee race between Dr Deborah Fawcett and Henry Stebbins. Low turnout as parties stay neutral and license opposition appears strong.
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Newton
E. W. Warren
Deborah Fawcett
Henry Stebbins
Melrose mayoral race draws big early vote
Fair weather and a three cornered mayoral contest spurred strong turnout in Melrose. Candidates are Charles J. Barton Independent Sidney H. Buttrick Republican and William A Currie Independent. No Democratic candidate appeared, first such since Melrose became a city. Few aldermen contests aside from two exceptions.
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Melrose
Charles J. Barton
Sidney H. Buttrick
William A. Currie
Connery Seeks Lynn Mayoral Seat Against Barney
In Lynn on December 12 the municipal race unfolds with Wm P Connery pursuing the mayoralty as a Democrat in his fifth bid against Republican Charles N Barney. The race centers on personality with both men on the same platform. morning voting is light and a Republican win is expected as licensing continuity is not in doubt.
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Lynn
Wm. P. Connery
Charles N. Barney
Peter M. Neal
Everett Mayor Race Heats Up With Three Candidates
Everett voters in forenoon balloting show strong turnout amid a mayoral contest featuring H. H. Newton Republican former mayor Thomas J. Boynton nonpartisan and Edward Ford Democrat. Newton expected to win a sweeping majority in every ward, with anti license sentiment noted.
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Everett
H. H. Newton
Thomas J. Boynton
Edward Ford
Republican City Committee
Newton
Woburn Polls See Women Voters Strong For School Board
In Woburn on December 12 the weather was chilly and voters were active at the polls. Women voters turned out in unusually large numbers to ballot for school committee candidates while hints suggested Mayor Reade and his Democratic backers waited to mobilize in the afternoon with a likely re election outcome.
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Woburn
Reade
Ryan Seeks to Defeat Avery in Holyoke Mayoral Race
In Holyoke on December 12 voters cast a heavy morning turnout as Democrat John D. Ryan campaigns to unseat incumbent Republican Mayor N P Avery. The day features multiple alderman and school committee contests on the ballot.
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Holyoke
John D. Ryan
N. P. Avery
Heaviest Salem City Vote Polling in December Election
In Salem the morning polls showed the heaviest vote in city history. Candidates Thomas G. Pinnock and independent F Hurley led a spirited contest with no license likely to win strong support. Government was expected to lean Republican.
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Salem
Thomas G. Pinnock
F. Hurley
Beverly Mayor Wallace Seeks Re election With No Opponents
Beverly reports Mayor Wallace facing no opposition in the race for re election. Attention shifts to aldermanic and school committee contests across wards. A busy morning sees a large early vote in Deverly on December 12.
Fall River Election Sees Light Civic Turnout
In Fall River voters show little interest with no mayoral race and few alderman contests. Expect a light vote and likely support for license passage. Chicopee meanwhile reports strong turnout amid poor footing weather and Loomis supporters aiding Mayor Taylor against Buckley.
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Fall River
American Woolen Co Advances Wages 10 Percent
New York December 12 1905 an increase of 10 percent in wages for operatives of the American Woolen Company was voted at a meeting of the company's agents in New York City wages to take effect January 1 1906 salaried staff excluded The note from W N Wood treasurer repeats the decision made today in Lawrence and confirms the wage rise for mill workers while officials keep their pay unchanged.
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New York
American Woolen Company
Lawrence
Wm. N. Wood
Florida Nassau Grand Tour itinerary and rail sea tickets
A Nassau and Florida tour plan departs Boston January 22 visiting Jacksonville St Augustine Ocklawaha River Ormond Palm Beach Miami Nassau and Bahamas hotels Ponce de Leon Ormond Royal Poinciana Royal Palm Colonial Hotel. Tickets allow return later or independent travel until May 31 with more Florida and California tours Boc.
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Florida
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Ocklawaha River
Ormond
Palm Beach
Miami
California
Mexico
West Indies
Medford Off-Year Races Court City Board Seats
Medford reports no mayoral election this year but an active contest for seven alderman seats and a school committee. several candidates vie for these local posts in the current off year.
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Thie le An
Thie City
Laree
Camdidaire
Conteet
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