Market Review and Outlook Signals Cautious Trading Ahead
Last week showed 11 of 13 advancing sessions with industrials at a fresh yearly high while rail averages lagged near the January peak. Analysts warn that if rails fail to make new highs a setback and profit taking may set in, suggesting a trading level around current prices for the near term.
Answers to Inquiries Column for New England Stocks
This Boston Post column announces Monday replies to reader inquiries on listed and unlisted stocks and bonds of New England companies. It promises impartial data from trustworthy sources, with no market forecasts or guarantees, and requires full name and street address to be provided to the financial editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
New England
Post
Financial
The
Inquirer
Boston
Mass
Puget Sound Traction Light & Power Company overview
The Puget Sound Traction Light & Power Company, incorporated in Massachusetts in 1812, is a holding firm controlling light power and street railway operations in the Puget Sound region including Seattle and Tacoma. It carries about $37 million in funded debt with $14.8 million in preferred and $20.1 million in common stock and posted a 1914 surplus for preferred stock of 41,325,000 and a payout of common stock dividends suspended on Sept. 24, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Company
ING
Salem
Massachusetts
Puget Sound
Seattle
Tacoma
Western Union
American Telephone Management
Ohio Light and Power Company First Mortgage
Westerly
Ohio Light & Power Company
Ohio
Newark
Lancaster
Tiffin
Fremont
Fostoria
American Light & Traction Company
Detroit
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Ames family funds Easton school and land project
The Ames family led by John S. Ames and sister Miss Mary S. Ames will donate a $50,000 school building to Easton along with purchase of a lot on Main Street. The project aims to start work by May 1 and includes a four classroom first floor and four upper rooms plus a manual training basement. The Brett property site is chosen. A Lawrence $200,000 City Theatre also arises from the Build Now drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
North Easton
Ames
John S. Ames
Mary S. Ames
F. Lothrop Ames
The
Post
Easton
Brett
Main Street
Lawrence
New England
Boston
Boston Post
Lawrence and
Methuen Streets
Whaitney & Co
City Theatre
Toomey & Demara Amusement Company
Thomas N. Toomey
Worcester street railway workers press wage rise demand
Worcester city street railway employees plan to submit wage increase demands to Worcester Consolidated Street Railway Company. Union officials prepare a tentative contract on wages and working conditions, aiming for a substantial raise. A joint Worcester and Springfield union committee will draft a joint demand for both companies run by the New England Investment and Security Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Worcester Street Railway
Worcester Consolidated Street Railway Company
Worcester Union
Springfield Union
Springfield
New England Investment & Security Company
Stalled all night in snowbound Brockton street car
More than 20 passengers endured a long delay after a snowbound street car eight miles from Taunton stalled from 4 10 p m Saturday until 9 30 a m Sunday. A woman in poor health and a 2 year old child were among those aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Taunton
War Lessons and Moral Reflections From a Christmas Sermon
The sermon at St Paul’s Cathedral by Bishop Lawrence warned that war’s unrest echoes in society. He linked industrial change, taxation, and conscription to wartime blame and urged justice, honesty, and unity beyond race prejudice, urging people to see others as brothers in Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Lawrence
Europe
England
Christ
End War Through International Federation, Says Theologian
Professor Charles Fagnini of the Union Theological Seminary argues that internationalism can end all wars. He urges a central federal world government with home rule for states and an international boycott to enforce peace, citing global capital and interdependence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Prospero Fagnini
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Ford Hall
Soverign
New Jersey
Connecticut
World Federation
America
England
Shipping News Lists Arrivals Delays and Prospects at Boston Pier
Two steam trawlers and several schooners reached the new fish pier as prices stayed low and supply rose. Mackerel is expected to increase. fresh groundfish will stay plentiful. The Bohemian carried 800 horses to Liverpool, delayed by a storm. The A W Perry was the lone other foreign boat. The Canadian arrived with 12 passengers and many returning horsemen after a brief delay. Several vessels were held by weather. many foreign ships are due later in the week from multiple ports. The Strathallan relief ship sails to Rotterdam today. A freight steamer contract worth half a million was awarded to Newport News Shipbuilding. The Landsman mentions the Strathallan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Plant Line
A. W. Perry
Leyland
Bullock
Boston
Yarmouth Line
Yarmouth
Merchants & Miners
Tuscan
Philadelphia
Nantucket
Norfolk
City of
Rotterdam
Amsterdyk
Cretic
Genoa
Naples
Gibraltar
Azores
Currier
Matanzas
San Jose
Port Simon
Havana
Sydland
Copenhagen
Shields
Beround
James
P. R
Ixia
Antilla
Shimosa
Manila
Etonian
Minor
San Domingo
Laertes
Shipping News Arrivals and Sailings Listed
Steamers Canadian Bullock Liver pool Eng March 24 H F Dimock Crow ell New York H M Whitney Colberth New York SAILED Steamers Bohemian Br Liverpool Eng A W Perry Br Halifax N8 Nacoo chee Savannah Katahdin Charleston G Philadelphia Gloucester Norfolk Herman Winter New York Penobscot Philadelphia City of Gloucester Gloucester Lingan Br Louis burg DC B not April 8 note Tug Savage failed April 2 p m remains due to weather conditions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullock
Liverpool
Eng
Crowell
New York
H.M. Whitney
Colberth
Bohemian
A. W. Perry
Halifax
Nacoochee
Savannah
Charleston
Jacksonville
Fla
Lexington
Philadelphia
Gloucester
Norfolk
Penobscot
City of Gloucester
Lingan
Louisburg
DC. B
Bay Port
Newport News
Savage
President Wilson Attends Easter Service at White House
President Wilson observed Easter Sunday by attending church in the morning and spending the day at the White House. The White House grounds will open tomorrow for Easter eggs rolling for the capital’s children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
White House
Quincy Minister Resigns to Move Roxbury Parish
The Rev. Benjamin A. Willmott of Bethany Congregational Church in Quincy read his resignation, effective the first Sunday in May, to accept a call at Walnut Immanuel Congregational Church on Walnut Avenue in Roxbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin A. Willmott
Bethany Congregational Church
Quincy
Willmott
Walnut Immanuel Congregational Church
Walnut Avenue
Roxbury
Comus Rescues Northwestern Crew After Barge Sinks
The Morgan line steamer Comus reports rescuing the crew of the barge Northwestern after it broke from the tug Wellington and foundered northeast of Cape Lookout. The Comus sent the message to the Seminole coast guard cutter in Wilmington. the Wellington was en route from Jacksonville when the incident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N. C
Morgan Line
Comus
New Orleans
New York
Coast Guard
Seminole
Northwestern
Wellington
Cape Lookout
Jacksonville
Probate notices in Suffolk Massachusetts 1915
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court in Suffolk issues citations for John Daly estate and Mary Regan estate. Heirs and interested parties are summoned to appear April 8 1915 to show cause why letters testamentary should not be granted. Notices require weekly Boston Post publications and delivery to known parties. John Joseph Regan named administrator with bond posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
John Daly
Boston
Thomas Casey
Boston Post
Robert Grant
Esquire
Arthur W. Dolan
Register
Mary Regan
John Joseph Regan
Maverick St
East
Aborn Opera Stars Open Boston Theatre Season
The Aborn Opera Company arrives from New York for the Boston Theatre season opening with Verdi's Aida tonight. Lead artists include Estelle Wentworth and Leonid Samloff, with chorus and orchestra formed largely from the former Boston Opera Company and Century Opera Company. Puccini's Madam Butterfly fills the remainder of the week with four performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera
Boston Theatre
New York
Boston
Boston Opera Company
Century Opera Com
Comprehensive listing of Boston suppliers and services
A dense directory-style page listing numerous Boston businesses by category. It includes addresses and contact details for suppliers in adhesives, printing, book stores, furniture, hardware, electricals, machinery, awnings, cookware, and more, spanning industries from medical to sporting goods and legal notices.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amalgamated
Union Pacific
Reading
London
London Exchange
Stock Exchange
Puget Sound Traction
Pere Marquette
Lake Copper Company
Ea Hs
Lake
Brookline
American Light & Traction Co
Wakefield
N. H. Oase
Mississippi River Power
Mississippi River Power Company
M. L. Bradford
Local
Aduasteral
Prospectus
B. O
G.C. Wilson, Inc
State St
J. $. Orler & Company, Inc
Devonshire Street
Fort Hill
GEO. W. Sias
Devonshire St
Lowell Electric Light Corporation
Lowell
Stone & Webster
Theatre For
Lawrence Theatre
Shipping News
President Wilson
Pany
Estelle Wentworth
Vivian Kingston
Leonid Samloff
Henry Taylor
John Graham
Thomas Chalmers
George Shields
Alfred Kaufman
Florence Coughlan
Philip Fein
Charles Drumheller
Charles H. Jones
Josef Pasternack
Bill
Hope
Hey-Jo
Tone Underhill H’t'g & Vent. Co
Boston Mailing Co
Atlantic Ave
L. T. Peck & Co
Milk St
Tel. M
W. Poole Printing Co
Causeway St
Elizabeth A. Joyce
Boylston St
Union Paste Co
B. F. Macy Co
Boylston
Berkeley
Colesworthy Book Store
Cornhill, Main
M. Burnham
Cornhill
Apple
Kinzman & Hearty, Inc
Fancy Hall
Arthur W. Otis
Commercial St
W. H. Phelps & Co
Washington St
J. C. White
Bromfield
Milne & Chalmers Co
Summer St
Boston Artificial Limb Co
Tremont St
Wisk & Arnold
Boylston Place
Nightingale & Childs Co
Congress St
Tanders Bros
Pearl St
R’d Holt Beebie Co
Chardon St
American Awning & Tent Co
Geo. T. Hoyt & Co
South Market St
Robert Miller & Co
G. A. MacDonald
Bennett
Kneeland St
Renalia Co
Wash. St
Shepard Clark Co
Commercial
Riles
Herrick Mercantile Agency
B. L. Makepeace
D. W. Letters & Co
Dorchester Ave
Pal
JOB
Barnard & Co
Federal St
Finch
Ft. Rogers
Beach St. Tel. Ox
T. F. McGann & Sons Co
Portland St
Rob’t Harrison Co
First St
B. Studebaker Corp. of America
Sudbury St
Friend St
Province House
Province
Woodbury Cafe
Wash
Devonshire
J. C. Fraser & Sons Co
Province Ct
Garpet and Garment Cleaners
Adams Swett Co
Kemble St
Clapp & Co
Portland St. Tel
Thomas J. Flynn & Co
Fssex
George G. Quincy & Co
Otis St
Seth Thomar
Daniel Prattson
Pennklin At
F. Howard Clock Co
Louis Rothstein
Atkinson Mercantile Ag’cy
Tremont
Coleman Bros
Pearl
Marginal
Chelsea
Hi. Ellis & Son Co
Meridian St
BH. B
Chas. N. Miller
Traverse
Cor
Beverly
Ee Trucirem Steel
Jonnelly Steel Casting Co
Spring Weir & Grimes
Drugs and Chemicals
Fastern Drug Co
Flowe & French
Broad St
Miehl Mfg
Esesevat
Edison Dia
Phono Records
Furbush-Daris Piano Co
Reviston
George Lincoln Parker
Reviston St
F. H. Thomas Co
Boylston Et
Joseph Myerson
M. &. Palmer Co
Franklin St
Pettingell-Andrews Co
Juart Howland Co
Congress
Electrotypers—Engravers Am. Type Founders Co
Back Bay Electro Co
Bay State Electro
High
J. Peters & Son
High St
King-Peters Co
Causeway
George C. Scott & Sons
Purchase St
D. B. Maclary & Son Co
Payne Co
Camb
Franklin
Seaton Envelope Co
Franklinote Filing System
Yawman & Erbe Mfg. Co
Framulin St
Breck’s Real Estate Agency
Chamberlain & Burnham, Inc
George W. Hall
Fred’k A. King
Framingham
Henry W. Savage, Inc
Puritan Iron Works
W. A. Snow Iron Works
Fire Escapes Am
Architectural Iron Wks
B. Krivitsky & Co
Eeds
Portland Standard Steel and Iron Works
Ferry St
Pyrene Co
N. B
Atlas Fish Co
Barry & Mitchell
Freeman & Cobb
F. BH
W. Haskell & Co
Cassius Hunt Co
BF. J. O'Hara & Co
M. T. Foley & Co
Friend
Union
Snow Co
N. E. Decorating Co
Boston Flag Pole Co
Broadway
William S. Hills Co
Porter's Market
Furniture Atkinson Furniture Co
Boston Furniture Shop
Beverly St
Beverly &J. Furs OF Quality
B. Hochberg Co
Itla Tremont St
Fellows & Ows & Co
Boston Galvanizing Works
West First
No. Wash
Chas. J. Jager Co
Custom House
St. Lunt Morse
Market St
Allan B. Croke Co
Naminata
F. W. Ranekolt
Arch St
Reynolds Oil Supply Co
WATL
Warren F.witherell Co
Causeway At
F. W. Bort
W. J. Day & Co
A. W. Moriarty Co
St. Hay and Grain c. F
G. W. Eddy, Inc
Ch. of Commerce
Mead-Morrison Mfg. Co
Fast Boston
Boston Index Card Co
A. F. R. Young
Tron
Steey and Arrare Arthur
Harver Co
Congress At
Architectural Tren Wks
Tiverpool
Babcock Davis Corp
G. W. Smith Tron Co
Island
Gerard Sts
Smith & Lovett Co
Albany St
Tadders
W.H. Maniton Co
Portland Fellows & Co
Portland At
Tenther
Findingxa & Boothinck Sup
Tehow Co
Union St
FE. L. Fitzhenry
Aboiter WI Akers Bertelsen & Peterson Eng
Border
Lovewell-Henrici Co
Alexander Paner Co
BE. F. Mahadys Co
Mae EY Whitney Co
Haverhill
Chatham St
Whitney _Bros., _Inc
Chauncy St
Crystal Springs Paste Co
Boylston H. W. Berry
Traverse St
Standard Plate Glass Co
Sudbury At
Wm. H. Mitchell Co
Walter A. Smith & Co
Wild & Stevens, Inc
Job Buck Printing Co
Wash. St. Tel
Anchor Linotype Co
Roscoe
Chamberlain
Old South Bidge
Holt Beebee Co
J. H. Tredensier & Co
J. Ff. Stedman Co
Federal
M. Zimmermann Co
Fulton St
Dodge Mfg. Co
Purchase St. Falls River
Mach. Co
George H. Priggen Co
Fitz. Dana & Co
North At
Glaass
Meta
J. A. Pope Co
Essex
Tel
Glaas
Felkin
Geo. F. Damon Co
O’brien
Province Court
the Merrill Company
Northampton
A. F P. Ellins & Co
Wahington St
Towell & Hall
Portland
Theall & Bentham Co
Albee’s
Hanover St
Waverley Heating & Supply Co
Union Et
White Rock Water Co
N. EB
Kilby
Fisher Bros
Huntington Ave
C. Emerson Brown
All Metals Am. Elec. Welding Co
May. Sq
BE. B. Potter Welding & Brazing Co
Oliver. al
Boston Casting Co
the Boardman
Chas. FE. Gassett Co
Bruce Mackey & Parke
Essex St.mptone
Chas. L. Richardson & Co
Thomas Snow & Son
No. Market St
Main St
O'b'dge
Wikre
Oliver Whyte Co
Washington At
A. W. Bailey & Sons Co
Haymarket Og
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