Dividends Flood Markets As Wall Street Totals Surge
A week of heavy dividend payouts sees $180.4 million disbursed in four days across banks, trust firms, and corporations. Major payments include $2.17 million by American Telephone and Telegraph and $3.81 million by Great Northern, with Canadian Pacific near $3.2 million. The slate covers 258 companies across several sectors and highlights the year’s robust January distribution trends. The piece notes political shifts in New York state and ongoing subway advertising disputes with Belmont’s company retaining signage rights.
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Ik & Due
Wall Street
Ahlow
American Telex Phone and Telegraph Company
Lake Shore
Michigan
Vast armored vault planned for Carnegie bank in New York
Frank A. Vanderlip oversees a new two story armor proof vault for the National City Bank, a vault designed to withstand artillery and city bombardment. 200 tons of armor steel will be used with room for $225,006,000 in securities. cost about $260,000. Additional items note a Baltic ocean race and police training plans, plus political shifts at Tammany Hall and a proposed eight mile subway tunnel between Manhattan and Brooklyn.
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Odell
Benjamin B. Gide
Republican State Committee
New York
New York County
Herbert Parsons
Roosevelt
White House
Higgins
Albany
Parsons
Washington
Fdell
Carnegie Steel Company
Fuk
Ite
Frank A. Vanderup
Secetary
the Treasury
Lind
Bingham
Kikkena Park
Flushing
Police Department
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Ape Aone
John Bo McDonald
Bay Out
Rapid Transit Board
Tran
Trooklyn
Maatten
McDonald
Edward Staats
Luther
World tour of Mrs Spencers family abroad
Fie Kila Spencer mother of Assistant Instrict Attorney Apenver of Chaves County left her home recently for Chicago where she will accompany her daughter Mise Sp, secretary of the Young Woman's tan quamiiehations, on a tour visiting France Japan Rhine Australia and return via France England and other points of interest.
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Fie Kila Spencer
Apenver
Chaves County
Chicago
Mise Sp
Ty Hon Francises
Japan
Rhine
Australia
France
England
Society Woman Seized In Street Pige pocket Case
Mrs Jeanne Trautman wife of Dr Alex Trautman a wealthy physician of 260 Lexington Avenue is accused of petty larceny after a Christmas Eve incident on Fifth Avenue. Peter Hogan a stenographer at 106 East 20th Street testified that a woman he met in a prior week kissed him and stole $13 from his roll. Trautman denies the charge claiming Hogan is insane or confused. Her husband and social circle warned of vengeance if Hogan is proven sane. The case adjourned to Thursday with expected public attention.
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Zenan
Mra
Jeanne Travdionin
Alex ‘Trautman
Lesington Avenu
Fifth Avenue
Ture
Meva Trautman
Peter J. Hogan
East 20Th Street
Hogan
Fifth Ave
Hokey
Tims
Homan
Smiling Indiana official becomes first woman in state office
Indianap olis Mary Stubbs twenty two years old is named chief of the Indiana bureau of statistics by Governor Hanly. The appointment makes her the first woman to hold elective office in the state. Stubbs previously clerked in the bureau and rose through political work, aided by her congenial manner and education at Barham College and a business college.
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Jans T
Hughes
Chanter
Albany
Indianapolly
Tad
Dun
Mary Stubbs
State Bureau of Statistics
Hanly
Indiana
Miss Stubby
Wabash
Joe Brubbs
Stubbs
Barlham College
Notice of Bank of Commerce Stockholders Meeting
Notice states annual meeting of stockholders of the Bank of Commerce at the banking house on Monday January 7 1907 for election of directors and other business. W Strickler cashier signs.
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Bank of Commerce
Strickler
Senator opposes goat meat sales as potential crime
Senator Eugene Brady ONeill told a Phoenix crowd he does not object to goat meat but opposes selling it as mutton. He noted goat purchases at about two dollars a head and warned against disguising goat meat as sheep meat for higher prices. The remark came during a discussion of the twenty fourth legislature and related state issues.
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Eugene Brady
Court House
Phoenix Gazette
Arrizona
O Neill
Jon
Senator O'Neill
Beharor O'Neill
Shrine Pilgrimage to Mexico Draws Hundreds of Nobles
Shriners plan a grand pilgrimage to Mexico City arriving January 18 with 300 to 400 members. Exposition and rituals set for January 21 as Mexican Masons join in a lavish temple ceremony. Excursion from St. Louis January 16 with A Clayton guiding about 150 Shriners aboard and more from northern states expected.
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Laredo
Mexico
America
Republic
Mexico City
F. KE. Young
The
Nationalines
San Jan
St. Louis
A. Clayton
Supreme Corncll
St. Louie
Nouthern States
St. Logie
Benson Quick
Missouri Pacific
St Joseph
Silver City Booming Says Col J W Fleming
Col J W Fleming of Silver City N M says Silver City is prosperous with booming mines and cattle interests. He notes Grand Central mine near Chloride Plaza yields high silver and copper shows. Tyron company near Phinem Mountains reports copper strike widening. labor shortages push wages up.
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Silver City
Col. J. W. Fleming
Col J. We
N. Mu
Jehn el Paws
el Paso News
Col Fleming
Silver Cy
Grand Central
Chloride Plaza
Tyron Company
Phinem Mountilns
Hua
Bisbee
Tailor Ad Promises Satisfaction on First Trial
If you have tried other tailors and are not satisfied why 20 percent try us. We know we can please you once you try us you are sure to come again. Our work is strictly first cleaning pressing and repairing done on short notice. If you want something right give us a trial.
Herbert Knox Smith chosen as new commissioner of corporations
Special Correspondent describes Herbert Knox Smith rising from ward politics in Hartford to state legislature and jury service against a major railway bill. Roosevelt discovers Smith after a letter from Oyster Bay, with Smith described as unmarried, 87, pipe smoker, genial yet steady, and poised to lead the bureau amid corporate influence.
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Washington
Bo G.din
Aveldenta
Herbert Knox Smith
Pht Jones
Herbert
Smith
Garfield
Roberts
Full Jones
Toyer
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railway
Souich
Hadley
New York
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Public Notice of Homestead Proof in New Mexico
Public notice from the Interior Department Santa Fe land office dated December 26 1906 announces Pablo Ballejos of Belen New Mexico filing for a five year proof on Homestead Entry No 6621 for NW section 2 township 4 north range 3 west. Proof to be made before Jesus Luna Probate Clerk Los Lunas February 7 1907 with witnesses Ruperto Jacamillo Simon Serna Pablo Ballejos and Jesus Jammillo y Gallego all of NM.
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Department of the Interior
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Pablo Egos
Belen
Jesus Luna
Los Lunas
N. M
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