Copper Stocks Lead Broad Upturn In Midday Market
The stock market opened firm with a broad gain, copper shares rising notably while Cochiti slipped to 75 cents in a rising market. In New York Amalgamated Copper climbed to 77 1 4 and Anaconda to 34, as overall activity strengthened and then pulled back with professional traders cashing in gains.
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Boston
Anaconda
Adventure
Mass
Mohawk
Old Dominion
Santa Fe
Utah
Cochiti
Erie Telephone Preferred
New York
Amalgamated Copper
Anaconconda
Atchison
Baltimore and Ohio
Brooklyn Transit
Chesapeake and Ohio
Erie
Erie First
Louisville
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Ontario and Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
St. Paul
Southern
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Western Union
Metropolitan
St. Louis
San Francisco
Amalgamated
Sugar
People’s Gas
Rock Island
New Jersey Central
Westinghouse Electric
Cotton futures open steady on New York market
New York on January 29 reported steady opening for cotton futures with quotes showing Jan at 8.02, Feb 8.05, Mar 8.12, Apr 8.16, May 8.18, Jun 8.20, Jul 8.20, Aug 8.05, Sept 7.75, Oct 7.70.
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New York
Michigan Telegraph and Telephone stock outlook in Lowell
Investors seek clarity on the Michigan Telegraph and Telephone Company amid Erie reorganizations. Kidder, Peabody suggests likely reorganization. until then stock value remains uncertain. Arlington Mills votes to issue 500000 more shares to reach 3 million. Lowell events include Bingham property visit by White and McVichie, Lowell Druggists meeting at St Charles, magician act, and Emily Bennett, 22, hospitalized after a week of hiccups.
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Michigan Telegraph & Telephone Company
Lowell
Erie Telegraph and Telephone Co
Michigan Company
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Arlington Mills
Lowell Druggists’ Association
St. Charles
Charles E. Carter
Henry Baril
Emily Bennett
Lowell General Hospital
C Street
Dutch offer to aid Boer peace talks
London reports the Dutch government proposed acting as a diplomatic channel to peace between Britain and the Boers while disowning any intervention. British inquiries focus on Boer delegates in Europe and their authority to speak for the field forces, with no authorized overtures yet received.
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Europe
Dutch premier confirms Balfour note on aiding peace in South Africa
In The Hague the first chamber of the States-General heard Premier Kuyper confirm the accuracy of A. J. Balfour's statement in the British House of Commons about the Dutch government offering to help bring peace to South Africa. Kuyper said details could not be disclosed until Britain published its note or a reply was received. Boer delegates said they had no knowledge of the Dutch note's contents.
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The
Hague
States-General
Dr. Kuyper
A. J. Balfour
House of Commons
South Africa
Great Britain
English Premier Takes Unusual Route to Commons
London January 29 The premier Lord Salisbury and Foreign Secretary Lord Lansdowne visited the House of Commons this afternoon. They conferred privately with ministers in the committee room drawing attention in the lobby to the Dutch government's note on peace in South Africa.
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London
Lord Salisbury
Lord Lansdowne
House of Commons
South Africa
Gages Next Job Likely Chicago Title Presidency
Close friends of Lyman J. Gage tell the Record-Herald he will accept the presidency of the Chicago Title and Trust company. Officials have not been notified but some express confidence he will take the post. Gage leaves the treasury February 1 handing to Gov. Shaw and may rest a few weeks before deciding on a new position possibly in New York, though many friends expect a return to Chicago.
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Chicago
Lyman J. Gage
Record-Herald
Chicago Title and Trust Company
Gage
Treasury Department
Shaw
New York
Trust Company
Ohio Next Committee Heads to Columbus for Ohio Exhibit Bill
A committee of prominent St. Louisans with Ohio roots travels to Columbus to urge General Assembly support for a liberal appropriation for Ohio’s exhibit at the Louisiana Purchase exposition. President D. R. Francis will join in Columbus with Kentucky fair advocates.
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St. Louis
Lowell Congregational Club Meeting at Pawtucket Church
The Lowell Congregational club meets at the Pawtucket Church on Monday evening February 3 with an organ recital by Frank B. Hill from 6 to 6 30 followed by supper. The Pawtucket Church quartet provides singing and the program covers Congregationalism with speakers Rev Albert E. Dunning and Rev Charles Day plus Lowell Congregationalism topics by Rev John M. Greene Rev T Clayton Welles and Rev C W Huntington.
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Lowell Congregational Club
Pawtucket
Frank B. Hill
O. R. Park
Cora M. Bartlett
Edw. S. Howe
John Mo
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad
If troubled with a weak digestion belching sour stomach or feel dull after eating try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Price 25 cents All druggists Ss Tell our advertisers that you saw their advertisement in the Courier.
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The
Courier
Death of Rear Admiral Lew A Kimberly at 72
Newton Jan 28 Rear Admiral Lew A Kimberly U S N retired died at his West Newton home of heart failure at 72 He was born April 2 1830 in Troy N Y and served from 1846 in battles under Farragut and the Gulf squadron He commanded the Korea expedition in 1887 and Apia Samoa during the 1889 hurricane later resided in Newton and declined to join the Schley court of inquiry due to ill health
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Naval Branch
Service
Admiral Farragut
Gulf
Kimberly
New York Navy Yard
Charlestown
Korea
Apia
Samoa
Newton
Scretary
Lorg
Schley Court of Inquiry
Patrick Trial cross examination reveals gaseous inhalant cause
In New York on January 28, 1899, Dr Hamilton Williams testified about possible kidney disease and a fatal outcome from inhalation of a gaseous irritant in the Rice case. Louis Ettinger and Capt James Baker described Patrick’s access to the office, Rice affairs, and alleged settlements. The court limited testimony on a $65,000 check and the 1896 will.
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New York
Hamilton Williams
Wm. Marsh Rice
Albert T. Patrick
Moore
Williams
Louis Ettinger
Patrick
James A. Baker
Houston
Texas
Rice
Elizabeth
Mr. Rice
Bcard
Geffords
Mr. Holt
Cox
Gerard
Baker
Osborne
Goff
Bakexz
Attachment Filed Against Chase and Sanborn Coffee Firm
Salem reports an attachment for 800000 filed in the Essex registry of deeds against Chase and Sanborn coffee dealers of Boston. Named in the action are Caleb Chase James S Sanborn and Chas E Sanborn doing business as Chase and Sanborn. Attachment filed by H D Smith of Salem.
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Salem
Essex Registry of Deeds
Chase & Sanborn
Boston
Caleb Chase
James 8. Sanborn
Chas. EB. Sanborn
Chas. E. Sias
H. D. Smith
Greek grocer charged with assault on keeper
George Gazulos a Greek grocer on Market street was arrested by Inspector Donaldson on a warrant charging assault and battering against Peter Morrisette. Morrisette allegedly was by the Greek kept as a keeper and was thrown out. The case will be called tomorrow morning.
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George Gazulos
Market Street
Donaldson
Peter Morrisette
Morrisette
Drunken Juror Sentenced After Contempt in Two Month Term
In Boston on January 28 Judge Lowell removed juror Michael J. Driscoll from the Foster Dickinson case and sentenced him to two months in Cambridge house of correction for intoxicated appearance and contempt. The trial of Geo. M. Foster and John W. Dickinson, former bank officials of South Danvers National Bank of Peabody, had been underway for over two weeks when Driscoll’s condition led to the verdict. The court and defense had discussed the matter, and the judge praised the jury before dismissing them to await a new trial plan.
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Boston
Foster-Dickinson
Driscoll
Geo. M. Foster
John W. Dickinson
South Danvers National Bank of Peabody
Jones
Lowell
United States
Darling
Casey
Michael J. Driscoll
Cambridge House of Correction
Case
Woman in Distress Aids Lawrence Search for Sister
Lawrence January 28. City Missionary Clark Carter and police seek Mrs. Joseph Maria sister of Miss Lucy Dudley who arrived in Lawrence recently with unclear memory. The 18 year old, well dressed, claims her sister lives here but authorities cannot locate her. She says she started from Sunecook New Hampshire, rode to Lawrence, and has no papers. Sunecook authorities informed. She is being cared for.
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Lawrence
City
Clark Carter
Polce
Joseph Maria
Lucy Dudley
Wood
Suncook
N. H
Lerry
Sunecook
Jennings Arraigned In Forgery Case In Boston
Albert Jennings former town treasurer of Wellesley was arraigned in Boston municipal court and held in 4000 for the February grand jury. His sister Miss Julia F Jennings posted bonds. A second charge accusing him of stealing 5000 from Natick Savings Bank will be heard in Natick tomorrow.
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Boston
Albert Jennings
Wellesley
Bradford
Julia F. Jennings
Jennings
Natick Savings Bank
Natick
Eight Diphtheria Cases Tied to Out of Town Milkman
Health officials traced eight Sunday diphtheria cases to a single milkman with a large city route. The milkman and his assistant tested positive after cultures, prompting closures and sterilization of affected premises. Routes were reassigned and residents’ receptacles collected for thorough sanitization at 571 Central Street, 995 Central Street, William Street, 8 Agawam Street, 95 Agawam Street, 36 Bleachery, and 13 Crescent Street.
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Board of Health
Major Allen
T. B. Smith
Health Department
Knapp
Central Street
William Street
Agawam Street
Crescent Street
Unexpectedly Vacated Modern House for Rent
One half of a modern nine room house with hot and cold water bath sunny dry and pleasant. In demand at present time. Only $16 per month. Contact 7 H Elliott 64 Central Street.
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H. Elliott
Central Street
Not Released Ellen Stone Case Fails to Endure Hope
Washington reports from Turkey say Ellen M. Stone and companion Tsilka remain captive as negotiations stall. Brigands distrust Turkish authorities and have not yet accepted ransom. Officials with the state department say efforts will continue but prospects for immediate release look bleak.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Turkey
Ellen M. Stone
Tsilka
Miss Stone Release Aimed Across Turkish Frontier
Vienna reports a Sofia telegram says brigands demand Miss Stone be freed on Turkish soil and that Ankara will not consent without notice of the passage time and place. The Turkish government also requires a neutral escort for the brigands.
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Vienna
Sofia
Miss Stone
Bath House Fire Destroys Hotels In Mount Clemens
A boiler explosion at Mount Clemens Michigan bath house caused a rapid fire that engulfed the bath house and adjoining Hotels Avery and Agnew. Guests escaped unharmed as Detroit fire assistance arrived. Estimated loss ranges from 200000 to 300000 dollars.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Avery and Agnew
Detroit
Pay Expenses. Klondikers Find Pay Dirt Averaging $30 Per Day Per Man
Seattle report by John F. Maloney from Juneau notes Mush Creek to the interior from Porcupine is rich. The diggings will yield $25 to $30 per day to each man over a 12 mile auriferous creek.
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Seattle
Wash
John F. Maloney
Juneau
Alaska
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Ohio
Congregational Club
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L. A. Kimberly
Dr. Williams
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