Wall Street and London Markets Move on Mixed Signals
Reports from Wall Street and London show unsettled trading as money loosens and bond demand rises. Amalgamated and Atchison lead a late rally while copper shares dip and traders brace for further shifts in policy and earnings.
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White House
Union Pacific
London
Atchison
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Reading
Brooklyn Transit
Trinity
Amalgamated
North Butte
Copper Range
Old Dominion
Shannon
Utah Consolidated
Barnard Case Heads to Verdict in Taunton Fraud Charge
Augustus H. Barnard a State street broker faces Superior Criminal Court verdict on charges he defrauded Mrs. Briggs a Taunton widow of 15600 through dishonest stock dealings. After pleas by Assistant District Attorney Mc Gettrick and defense counsel James H Vahey Judge Brown addressed the jurors as the jury retired to consider.
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Augustus H. Barnard
State Street
Superior Criminal Court
Briggs
Taunton
McGettrick
James H. Vahey
Brown
Gilpin County
Colorado
United States
Boston
Mansur & Company
Milk St
Texas Senate Votes for 9 Ft Long Hotel Sheets
Austin April 3 the Texas Senate passed a bill requiring hotel and boarding house sheets to be nine feet long. The measure sparked humor as six footers were said to fear bed discomfort. The House awaits action with low support expected for the measure.
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Texas
Senate
Austin
Tex
State Senate
House of Representatives
Boston University Kappa Kappa Gamma Chapter Hosts Reception
The Phi Chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma at Boston University held an informal 4 to 6 pm reception in Ashburton place rooms. Members of the university, faculty, and chapter alumnae attended as guests of honor, with Mrs. Emily Bright Burnham, Miss G. Evelyn Fischer, and Miss Augusta M Farnum among the presenters.
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Phi
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Boston University
College of Liberal Arts
Ashburton Place
Emily Bright Burnham
Brookline
Kappa Kappa Gamma
G. Evelyn Fischer
Arlington
Augusta M Farnum
Mulden
Coal Company Output Drops In March Amid Expansion Notes
The Dominion Coal Company reports March output of 203194 tons, down 7026 tons from last year and 25996 tons from February. Benjamin L. Cook and N. P. Hutchinson supervise a new Providence office in the Banigan building with branches in Boston Chicago Hartford New Haven Newport and New York. J A Coram and C I W Dillaway are expected back from Europe later this week.
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Benjamin L. Cook
N. P. Hutchinson
Banigan
Providence
R. I
Boston
Chicago
Hartford
William E. Soule
Boston Curb Market Rumor Buoys Shares Listing Hope
Rumor that the listing committee favorably passed An active curb market day centered on Balaklala as investors watched listings. Prices rose in Bullfrog Mines Rosario Mining Lara mie and Acme Consolidated firms with Davis Daly Nipissing and Sutton Bay firm. Official sales table shows overall fluctuations.
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Balaklala
Local Stock Exchange
Greene Cananea
Superior & Pittsburg
Bullfrog Mines Incorporated
Rosario Mining
Laramie
Acme Consolidated
Davis Daly
Nipissing
Sutton Bay
Massachusetts State bonds awarded at 3.41 percent
The Massachusetts $3,283,000 state bonds were awarded yesterday on a 3.41 percent income basis. State Treasurer Chapin said bids were satisfactory and better than expected. The issue was sold to Estabrook & Co. and R. L. Day & Co. at $101.85 plus.
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Massachusetts
Chapin
Estabrook & Co
R. L. Day & Co
Instrument Exhibit Returns and Shipments for February
The American Telephone Company reports February activity with 148 762 instruments shipped, 65411 returned, and a net output of 93351 instruments.
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American Telephone Company
Arrest in Lowell Child Labor Case Highlights Immigration Risk
Lowell April 5 United States Marshal Ruhl arrested Paliolis Funtas 38 after two children claimed he was their father and gained admission for them. He was fined 50 and 20 for unlawful child labor and school law violations. Agents say mills in Lowell Lawrence and Fall River may employ foreign children. The two youngsters remain at a Boston detention station.
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Paliolis Funtas
United States
Ruhl
Fantas
Corporation Hospital
Tremont & Suffolk Mills
Hadley
O'Connell
H. A. Serapius
Immigration Bureau
Funtas
Hayes
Greece
Lawrence
Fall River
Boston
Hadley Given Court Hearing on Embezzlement Charge
William O. Hadley former treasurer and general manager of the Hadley Cement Company was given a court hearing in Lynn on an embezzlement warrant. D Lane the director who swore out the warrant testified along with the bank cashier. no defense testimony was offered and the case adjourned to April 10 with bonds set at $3000.
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Centennial Copper Company
Allouez Mining Company
Charles Hayden
Hayden, Stone & Co
Bermuda
Europe
Irving J. Sturgis
Gay & Sturgis
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Hancock Consolidated Mining Company
St. Mary’s Mineral Land Company
Hancock Company
F. Augustus Heinze
Hot Springs
Ark
New York
Butte
New York City
Kansas City Southern
O’brien Company
Nipissing
Trethewey
Coniagus
Wolverine Mining Company
Local Stock Exchange
Balaklala Mining Company
Isle Royale Copper Company
Greene Gold Silver Company
Treasury
Robert M. Thompson
New York Metal Exchange
Adolph Lewisohn
United Metals Selling Company
Lake
New York & Cuba Mail Steamship Company
Ward Line
Calvin Austin
Alfred G. Smith
N. H. Campbell
Old Dominion Copper Company
Jersey City
J.waldo Smith
Maxwell Woodhull
W. C. Orem
Nevada
Douglas
Hornblower & Weeks
Lynn
William O. Hadley
Hadley Cement Company
RE. D. Lane
Hadley
Edwin O Foster Elected Supreme Governor at Convention
At the annual convention of the Supreme Colony United Order of the Pilgrim Fathers held at Oad Fellows Hall yesterday Edwin O Foster a Boston newspaperman was chosen to lead as supreme governor the highest office of the order.
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Supreme Colony
United Order of the Pilgrim Fathers
Oad Fellows’ Hall
Edwin O. Foster
Boston
Order
Warlike Home Sparks Divorce Decree in Dedham
In Dedham Judge Bishop grants Emily G Barss a decree nisi from William J Barss for cruel and abusive treatment. She receives custody of a minor and $500 alimony. The libellant testified he boasted of commanding a battleship and repeatedly knocked her down and choked her. Their 11-year-old son testified his father cut her head and hit her. Other divorces granted include Mary S Carpenter from John J for cruelty and Jennie Wilson from Henry for cruelty and neglect.
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Bishop
Emily G. Barss
Quincy
William J. Barss
Mary
Carpenter
Hyde Park
John J
Jennie Wilson
Henry
Harvard Students Pay $7 For Lantern Theft Hold-Up
Two Harvard students described as Richard R. Holmes of 56 Plympton Street and George L. Matthewson of Beck Hall Cambridge paid seven dollars each after denying an initial ten dollar fine. They had stolen a lantern and then held up autos on Massachusetts avenue yesterday.
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Richard 8. Holmes
Plympton Street
George L. Matthewson
Beck Hall
Cambridge
Massachusetts Avenue
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