Atlantic Baltic and Mohawk lead steady market rally
The New York market opened strong with broad demand led by Sugar and high priced rails. Railroad stocks rose on dividend rumors. Mohawk Baltic and Atlantic gained amid a copper stock surge as traders expect a market upturn. Centennial and Butte & Boston eyed higher prices while copper output and smelting activity remained robust.
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New York
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Union Pacific Common
Northern Pacific Common
St. Paul
Atchison
City of
Boston
Blake Bros. & Co
Montana Coal and Coke Company
Coffin
General Electric Company
Siemen-Hols Electric Company of America
Colorado
South Range
Baltic
Atlantic
Winona
Butte & Roston
Standard Oil
Butte & Boston
Wolverine
Quincy Mining Company
Messrs. D. Houston & Co
E Lode
Mining and Stock Notes from the Market Report
Insiders buy Ore Wralo stock as ore yields copper with gold profit. Horton Basket Machine Co of West Virginia seeks 5000 shares of 7 percent preferred, funding machine production for grape and fruit baskets. Erie and Pacific Coast Telephone systems report March subscriber gains. Old Dominion copper outlook claims strong earnings post Continental property, estimated at 6 to 7 dollars per share annually.
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Onegarter
Centenial
Atlantic Mining
Horton Basket Machine Company
West Virginia
Emmet Horton
Ottmar Ergenthaler
Linotype
Merenthaler
Erie Telephone System
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Boston
New York
N. Y
Fortuna Republica
Boston Consolidated
United Verde
Mt. Jefferson
Boston & Buffalo Idaho
Bay State Gas
Helvetia
Boston & Tuolumne
International Zinc Limited c
Gold
Pinkham
American Pneumatic Service Co Preferred Stock Dividend No 3
The American Pneumatic Service Co declares a quarterly preferred stock dividend at a stated rate per cent per annum to holders of record on a specified date. Payment by check will be made to owners of record of the preferred stock. The company’s offices in Boston Mass will close for a holiday and reopen on the indicated date.
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American Pneumatic Service CO
Ocean
Meern
Boston
Mass
Wheat and Corn Markets Show Mixed Opening and Upswing
Report from Wheat firm and active at 67 to 68 cents with covering and foreign firmness while corn opens irregular and recovers to a new high. Paris opens down but French markets firm with late buying while other grains trend higher amid broad but hard to follow activity.
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Messrs. Howard
Crosby & Co
Paris
E &T
Caneee
Somerville Police Restrict Patrols By Vehicles
Chief Parkhurst of Somerville orders patrolmen to stop using street or steam cars on duty. Riding in cars is forbidden except in pursuit of a prisoner, responding to a fire, or when directed by a superior officer.
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Parkhurst
Somerville
Pere Marquette Council Ball Set for April 16
The Pere Marquette Council K of C will host its annual ball in Bethesda Hall on Monday evening April 16. The council is among the most influential in the order, and the event is expected to be a social success.
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Pere Marquette Council
K. of C
Bethesda Hall
New York takes charge of Butte & Boston mining firm
Standard Oil backed slate installs Lawson Standard Oil men on the board led by Henry H Rogers as president. Marcus Daly Adolph Lewissohn William Rockefeller and James Phillips Jr. join the directors. Butte & Boston moves from Boston to 62 Broadway New York and may emerge as a top Montana copper asset with earnings projected between eight and fifteen dollars per share.
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Marcus Daly
Adolph Lewissohn
W. G. Rockefeller
W. J. Riley
James Phillips, Jr
A. C. Burrage
H. H. Rogers
Lawson
Butte & Boston Mining Company
Boston
Standard Oil
New York
Marcus Daly Relph Lewissohn
William G. Rockefeller
Henry H. .Ers
Albert Low
Gordon Abbott
W. A. Gaston
Honald Lewissohn
Charles W. Welch
Eugene V. B. Thayer
Henryers
Albert S. Bigelow
W. J. Ladd
F. B. Addicks
Rockefeller
Mr. Addicks
Amssgameted Company
E Butte & Boston
Sears
Eee Street
Alge P
Broadway
New
Grand
Sachem Lawson
Butte
Lawson-Standard Oil
Henry H. Rogers
Amalgamated
America
Amalgamated Copper Company
Lewissohn Bros
Dee
Amalgamated Ant Metals Selling Company
John D. Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
William J. Riley
Brown, Riley Co
Mr. Riley
Mil
Riley
New England
American Woollen Company
Rogers
Thomasson
Ederick P. Addicks
Amalgamated Company
Oston Gas Companies
J. Edward Addicks
Butte & Oston
Post
Montana
Pinkham
New Trunk Line Links Chicago New York and Boston
A $20 million trunk line system linking Chicago New York and Boston was completed led by Percival W Clement and Rutland road with Vanderbilt backing. The route uses Rutland transit boats to Ogdensburg rail to Rouse’s Point and Rutland Champlain division to Troy then New York Central to New York. Boston traffic follows Rutland to Bellows Falls then Boston and Maine or Fitchburg to destination.
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New York
Chicago
Boston
Mills
Bennington & Rutland Railway
Percival W. Clement
Rutland Road
Clement
Vanderbilt
New York Central Road
West
Rutland Transit Boats
Ogdensburg Transportation Company
Ogdensburg
Rousé's Point
Rutland-Canadian Railroad
Rutland, Vt
Champlain
Rutland Railway
Troy
Ben
Not in the Arrangement Amid Rail Stock Rumor
President Callo of the New York Central disavowed a report that the Bennington and Rutland stock would transfer to P. W. Clement, suggesting no Vanderbilt involvement and denying plans for a new rail and lake freight line between New York City and Chicago.
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New York Central
Rutland
Deal
New York
Callowar
New York Central Railroad
Bennington & Rutland Railway
P. W. Clement
Rutland Railway
Chicago
Vanderbilt
Vanderbilts
Reading Railroad Control Acquired by NYOR April 4
NYOR announces the transfer of control of the Reading railroad on April 4. The move consolidates operations under NYOR oversight, with details on governance and future service plans to follow.
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NYOR
Reading Railroad
Vanderbilts Extend Reading Control via Major Railroad Mergers
William K. Vanderbilt directs absorption of Reading by merging with Lehigh Valley and Erie railroads. The two systems will be folded into Reading, consolidating coal land holdings and expanding Vanderbilt ownership of the vast rail network.
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Vanderbilts
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Erie
William K. Vanderbilt
Paintings at Paint and Clay Club Exhibit
The Paint and Clay Club of New England offers a notable show at Williams & Everett galleries 19 Boylston Street featuring four member artists. Walter Dean presents Moonrise with sixteen works, Marcus L. Waterman shows five including Under the Vines, John J. Enneking displays eleven with Springtime and Spring in the Mountains, and Thomas Allen shows twenty-two nature studies such as Marblehead Bay and a San Antonio sketch.
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Paint and Clay Club of
New England
Williams & Everett
Boylston Street
Boston Harbor
Walter Dean
Marcus JL. Waterman
John J. Enneking
Thomas Allen
Nature
Marblehead Bay
San Antonio
Texas
London Star Leslie Carter to Open Zara at Garrick
Mrs Leslie Carter will open in Zara at the Garrick Theatre London on April 16 and return to America in July for a long rest at Bar Harbor. She will begin next season at the Garrick New York. Belasco plans Mme Butterfly at Duke of Yorks then Paris to engage new works for Mrs Carter.
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Leslie Carter
Zara
Garrick Theatre
London
America
Bar Harbor
New York
David’ Belasco
Mme. Butterfly
Duke of York’s Theatre
Paris
Jean Oucueees
Rachuel W. McKee
T. B. Lothian
J. R. Keene
Boston Mauseum
Alice Nielsen
Comi
Rostand
Harry B. Smith
Victor Herbert
Francis Wilson
Ison
Tremont
New York Theatre
Joseph Haworth
Arthur Forrest
Alice Fischer
Rosalie Knott
New York Casino
Dan Daly
George W. Lederer
F. E. Pond
Boston Theatre
Harry Gilfoil
Chinatown
Rk Theatre
George Bowles
Boston
The
Museum
Boston theatres feature strong crowds for varied productions
Annie Russell shines in Mrs Hobbs at the Olai as Augustin O N Company plays to packed houses. Coralie Co. at Park Theatre draws fashionably large audiences while Mr Miller nears the end of a Museum run. Shea at Grand Opera and Jekyll at Bowdoin Square headline a busy Boston theatre week with notable acts at Castle Square, Keiths vaudeville, and Palace Theatre.
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Boston
Annie Russell
Olai
Park Theatre
Henry Miller
Museum
Thomas E. Shea
Grand Opera House
Grand Era House
Tiger Lily
John C. Rice
Sally Cohen
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Pulse of
New York
Marion Manola-Mason
Castle Square Theatre Company
Elsie Fay
Howard
Marshall
Nelson
Boston Theatre
Marie Dressler
Della Fox
Maggie Cline
Jennie Yeamans
Frederic Bond
Keith’s
Camille D’arville
Ezra
Kendall
Carlisle
Fish Marsh
Roeber and Olsen
R Berry
Hughes
Palace Theatre
Rice
Barton
Easter Tours From Boston Rail Line Highlight Local Trips
Easter in Washington features personally conducted rail tours with round trip fare from Boston at $2. Additional trips are planned for April 27 and May, departing from Washington Street near the Library of D. N. Bell.
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Arania Railroad
Boston
D. N. Bell U . Seasashington
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Ezra Kendall
Little Fred
Mr. Sen Mra.Sidan
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Heelock
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John Lancaste
Castle
Tremort St
Boston Museum
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Chas. Frohman
Coralie & Co
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Idettas
Joseph Arthur
Matiere
Tanay
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Rose Hill
Justin & Stone
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