Bank Statement News Dulls Copper Market Rally After Report
New York stock activity remained slack in early trading as the bank statement satisfied brokers but the market shifted to uneven moves. Copper shares were weak then recovered with Amalgamated near opening levels and others like Osceola Trimountain and Wolverine showing declines or small gains amid mixed closes.
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Amalgamated
Boston
Osceola
Trimountain
Wolverine
Atlantic
Erie Telephone
Irregular Stock Market Sees Amalgamated Copper Lead
The stock market opened irregular with Amalgamated Copper trading around 65 and 66. several major issues moved, led by Amalgamated which sold 6200 shares at 65 44. General Electric rose four points while many stocks declined or steadied. Amalgamated briefly hit a new low before a late hour rally.
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Amalgamated Copper
Atchison
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Transit
Erie
Louiisville
Manhattan
Norfolk and Western
Ontario and Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
St. Paul
Southern
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
General Electric
Amalgamated
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
U. S
Anaconda
Indianapolis
Louisville
Southwestern
San Francisco
Market snapshot and copper notes from early week trading
The piece notes a 1 percent dividend on Amalgamated and an Erie Telephone dip near a low. Lawson’s earlier copper price prediction is cited, while the bank statement surpasses expectations. New England projects total 189.542 million year to date, vs 97.492 million prior year, with 3.124 million in contracts awarded this week. Henry Clews & Co warns markets will rise on gains and fall on losses urging caution until a readjustment level forms.
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New England
Durin
IF. W. Dodge Company
Henry Clews & Co
Corn Bo
Textile and copper markets in mixed U S conditions
Raw material in textiles shows firmness with cotton advancing and spinners purchasing while wool holds. London sale fails to dent domestic prices. Copper market fights between Rothschilds and Standard Oil with Amalgamated cutting prices, plus a weak bank statement showing declines in reserves loans deposits and circulation.
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R. G. Dun & Co
London
Lost Fox Terrier Return Reward at Glidden Avenue
A white fox terrier is lost near 14 Glidden Avenue. Return the dog to the owner for a reward. Contact information unreadable in the note.
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Glidden Avenue
The Quarter of a Century Club Formed
The J C Ayer company honors 25 year and longer staff with life insurance from Equitable Life. A new Quarter of a Century Club forms with 20 members aged 25 to 40 plus years of service. The group will meet annually, hold a dinner or excursion, admit new members, and take a photograph. Local Equitable reps Norcross and Marden praised for selection.
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J.C. Ayer Company
Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York
J. A. Garman
C. Oliver Barnes
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Nicholas G. Norcross
Robert F. Marden
Equitable
J. C. Ayer Company
Philippine tariff bill drives imperialism debate in House
Washington December 13 The House after a three day adjournment met at noon and passed a Senate bill to extend tariff rates to goods from the Philippine archipelago while a minority report from the Ways and Means Committee denounces the measure as colonial policy. The bill aims to fund Philippine administration with revenues and education while paving the way for future self government. Representative Richardson of Tennessee presented the minority report signed by most Democrats, criticizing the act as imperialist and costly and arguing for eventual independence rather than colonial rule. The Ways and Means Committee ordered the bill reported by a 7 to 5 party line vote with Robertson of Louisiana and McCall of Massachusetts diverging on the final tally.
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Messrs
Cannon
Livingstone
Maddox
Smithsonian Institution
Messrs. Hitt
Pe Adams
Penn
Dinsmore
Ark
Payne
N. Y
Ways and Means
Philippine Archipelago
Supreme Court
Rior
United States
Philippine Islands
United States Philippine Commission
Philippines
Manila
Treasury
Commission
Richardson
Tennessee
House
Robertson
Louisiana
The
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Representative Robertson
Representative McCall
R. Mass
McCall
Extradite Taylor Measures Filed in Congress
Washington December 13 Representative Robinson of Indiana introduced two bills to secure the extradition of ex Governor Taylor of Kentucky from Indiana to Kentucky for involvement in the Goebel tragedy. One bill investigates state governors refusing to recognize extradition papers, the other allows execution by a U S marshal if such papers are not recognized.
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Washington
Robinson
Indiana
Taylor
Kentucky
Goebel
Death by Own Action Linked to Vaccination Pain
Cambridge December 13 Albert Edward Hail a 34 year old unmarried stereotyper for a Boston newspaper ingested a large quantity of nitric acid at his home and will probably not survive He attributed brain pain to vaccination and since a recent vaccination he has shown signs of mental derangement in the aftermath of the shot story notes a tragic self inflicted death in a local case
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Cambridge
Albert Edward Hail
Boston
Hall
Arrested for Stealing from Harvard Men
Cambridge December 13 John F Corcoran ran who has been captured by Boston police was turned over to local authorities today He is wanted for breaking and entering and larceny from the rooms of Harvard students Corcoran will be held on an old indictment for similar offences He was arrested at Manchester New Hampshire for stealing from Phillips Exeter academy students but escaped from Exeter jail
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Cambridge
John F. Corcoran
Boston
Harvard
Corcoran
Manchester
N. H
Phillips Exeter Academy
Exeter
New Sleeping Car Service in Chicago
A Boston advertisement proclaims a new sleeping car service leaving South Station at 6 p m with through trains to Buffalo Detroit and Chicago via Boston and Albany New York Central and Michigan Central railroads. It claims to be the best quickest and safest direct double track service from New England to these points and invites readers to request the West Bound pamphlet from A S Hanson general passenger agent.
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South Station
Boston
Buffalo
Detroit
Chicago
Albany
New York Central
Michigan Central
New England
Hanson
Democrats File Campaign Receipts and Expenditures for 1901
The Democratic city committee led by treasurer William A. Hogan filed with the city clerk the 1901 receipts and expenditures totaling 784.64 in receipts and 770.71 in outlays. Contributors include Co A, R Dimon, Peter J Brady, John T Sparks, Fred H Rourke, and the Democratic State committee with 50 each. Other donors gave smaller sums, while expenditures show 140 for state election teams and 77 for 15 registration workers. Mayor Dimon’s vote share in 1901 was 53.9 percent with 7410 votes. in 1902 he had 53.3 percent with 6950 of 13,054. The filing also notes polling booths requested for future city committee elections.
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Democratic City Committee
William A. Hogan
Co. A. R. Dimon
Peter J. Brady
John T. Sparks
Fred H. Rourke
Democratic State Committee
W. S. McNary
C. Arthur Abbott
Eben T. Adams
Anthony A. Conway
George Bowers
Nathan D. Pratt
George W. Iifield
Burke & Corbett
James P. McDonald
William H. Brady
Daniel J. O’brien
Im. J. Mahoney
Joseph H. McDonald
J. J. Mullaney
Edward P. McMahon
Thomas Fox
John J. Pinder
Michael J. Quinn
Frank B. Dow
Anthony Walsh
Thomas Allen
John E. Drury
Dimon
Woman pleads not guilty in Buckland shooting case
Spoza Smeralda housekeeper for Michaele Graziano was arraigned in district court on assault with intent to kill. Judge Lyman granted a continuance to December 23 with bail set at 1500. Graziano remains hospitalized in North Adams in critical condition as medical staff evaluate recovery prospects.
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Greenfield
Buckland
Spoza Smeralda
Michaele Graziano
Lyman
Graziano
North Adams
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Aggurate
Wall Street
Guide To
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Central Street
Lowell, Mass
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Pine St
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New York Stock Exchange
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Rothschilds
Standard Oil
Great Rio Tinto
Portugal
Spain
Amalgamated Copper Company
William Rockefeller
Henry H. Rogers
James Stillman
National City Bank
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Calumet & Hecla Company
Bright, Sears & Co
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Isle Royale
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Amer Smelting Co
Ile St. L. & S
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Mining
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Sophia Bourbeas
S. R. Gage
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Hugh Owens
J. Q.A. Ferguson
C.F. Calnan
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Solon S. Whithed
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Thomas Wood
Annie Murphy
Chas. Anderson
Nellie Sullivan
Patrick Duggan
Congress
Minority of Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Industrial Commission
Lee Hirginson &Co
State Street
Philip R. Hovey
Telphone
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Nassau Street
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Ieport
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Mipplesex
Edward W. Pease
Frank Coburn
Artest
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