Call Loans Climb as Money Market Tightens
Wall Street reports heavy money pressure with call loans surging to 380 percent in late trading and rates peaking at 15 percent by noon. Bank reserves drain persists as transfers to San Francisco and New Orleans occur while mining and rail stocks show mixed moves amid a cautious market.
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Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Sub-Treasury
San Francisco
New Orleans
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Company
State Street
Europe
Russia
Bank of England
London
Ssese
Mercantile Paper
Clearing House
New York
Boston
Boston Sub-Treasury
Reichsmarks Sss
Sssesecee
Dividend Declarations From Major Firms Announced
The Vulcan Detinning Company declares a 1 percent quarterly dividend on preferred stock plus a 1 percent extra dividend, both payable April 20. Alliance Realty issues a 1 percent quarterly dividend payable April 16, pushing stock to a 7 percent yield. Eastman Kodak declares a 2 percent extra dividend on common stock payable May 1. Puritan Trust announces a regular semi annual dividend of 2 1/4 percent payable April 14. Missouri Kansas & Texas sets an initial 1 percent dividend on preferred stock payable May 10.
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Vulcan Detiining Company
Alliance Realty Company
Eastman Kodak Company
Puritan Trust Company
Dividend Declared by Company for 1906
Dividend of one and a half dollars per share will be paid on Monday April 16 1906 to stockholders of record at close of business on Friday March 16 1906. Transfer books closed March 17 to March 31 1906. William R Driver treasurer.
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William R. Driver
Bond Market News From The Boston Market
The Boston Market reports bond and stock price movements for today with a record of total sales.
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Boston
Market Update on Exchange Place Curb Trading
Today trading was quiet with similar features to yesterday. Butte Coalition edged lower as sales rose slightly, Majestic held firm and led selling gains, Raven maintained strength, and Rotary Ring showed broad strength.
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Exchange Place
Butte Coalition
Majestic
Raven
Rotary Ring
Chicago Grain Quotations and Market Letter Note
Ennis and Stoppani report Chicago grain quotes with May and Sept futures for wheat and corn. State-wide crop condition is excellent and selling today came from longs and bears, with local scalpers and short-siders active on yesterday's advance. Sales on rallies expected to be profitable.
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Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual Building
Uae
Harvard Union Finances Improve After Annual Meeting
At Harvard Union’s annual meeting the finance report showed a loss of over 2000 dollars compared with 8000 the prior year. Officers elected include Major Henry Lee Higginson as president and J. D. White as vice president.
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Harvard Union
Henry Lee Higginson
J. D. White
H. Foster
R. I. Bacon
N. Kelley
R. H. Oveson
G. D. Field
G. A. Leland, Jr
G. G. Ball
F. H Burr
W. ©. Lane
J. H. Gardiner
G. H. Maynadier
H. Hagedorn
R. B. Gregg
D. W. Streeter
G. Emerson
Oak Island Grove Hears Plans for New Hotel and Improvements
A committee of the Oak Island Grove board led by Thomas J. Collins and Patrick Foley met local property owners to present plans for a new hotel and substantial improvements. The new board includes Collins as chairman and a slate of names: Mahoney, P. Collins, Matthew Cummings, Buckley, D. Collins, Murden, Gavin, Scanlan, Calnan, Byrne, Sennor, Gunning, Healy, McKeon, Moynahan, McGowan, Griffin, Flynn, and Reddington.
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Oak Island Grove
Thomas J. Collins
Patrick A. Foley
John J. Teavens
Cr. Mahoney
P. Collins
Matthew Cummings
D. Buckley
J. D. Collins
John Murden
Thomas J. Gavin
J. W. Scanlan
Park Street Station Crowd Triggers $3000 Suit
In Superior Court Gilbert J. Healey sues Thomas Aspinwall for 3000 claiming Aspinwall pushed him onto rails at Park Street station during evening crowds and caused serious injuries.
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Superior Court
Gilbert J. Healey
Thomas Aspinwall
O'Brien Bros Seek Supreme Court License Order
P. H. Kelly for O'Brien Bros of 152 Summer Street asks the Supreme Court to force the police commission to grant a first class liquor license after a denial. The filing aims to compel action and restore the applicants' license rights.
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P. H. Kelly
O’brien Bros
Summer Street
Police Commission
Supreme Court
Gurney sues for 16000 over spiritualist schemes in court
Mrs Georgianna J Gurney of Cambridge tests in Middlesex Superior Court seeking to recover 16000 from Mrs Jennie K D Conant-Hepg herson a Boston spiritualist and from Drs Robinson and Tenney. She described a harsh cross examination and said she invested after learning about the company from the defendants.
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Cambridge
Middlesex Superior Court
Jennie K. D. Conant-Hepgherson
Boston
Coleman W. Bingham
Somerville
Helos, Upton Company
Continental Company
J. Mitchell Galvin
Drs. Robinson and Tenney
Mr. Galvin
Eruption of Mt Vesuvius Strikes Naples Area
Authorities report Mt Vesuvius eruption causing wide panic near Naples. Lava covers roads to the crater and ash bedding villages in thick layers. Soldiers and carbineers deployed to preserve order as new craters and fissures spit lava and cinders. Central crater forms a cone towering 38000 feet while lava streams extend over a mile. Loud detonations and earthquakes heighten fear.
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Mt. Vesuvius
Ninth Massachusetts Infantry Eyes Williams Town Field Tour
North Adams April 5. It appears probable the Ninth Massachusetts Infantry may hold their annual field tour at Williamstown as Colonel Donovan has applied for that location.
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Ninth Massachusetts Infantry
Boston
Williamstown
Donovan
All Star Audience Flocks to Park Theatre for Collier Event
A distinguished crowd gathered at the Park Theatre to honor William Collier with a special performance of On the Quiet. Adele Ritchie Edna Wallace Hopper Ida Conquest and Mrs Madge Carr Cooke attended with others from leading companies and touring delegations from Boston Lowell and Providence. John Barrymore and cast members from Alice Sit by the Fire were noted among a long list of prominent players and performers.
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William Collier
the Lambs’ Club
Adele Ritchie
Edna Wallace Hopper
Heart of
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Nellie Thorne
Frances Lewis
Man and Superman
Fred Peel
Oscar Eagle
Melrose High School Presents Meisterschaft and A Suit of Livery
Pupils at Melrose High School performed Meisterschaft by Mark Twain in German and A Suit of Livery by Louise L Wilson in English tonight. Cast included Ira Mosher Harold Jenks Fortis Wheeler Mildred Jenks Evelyn Taylor Helen Shapleigh and Ida Stamen.
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Meisterschaft
Mark Twain
Louise L. Wilson
Ira Mosher
Harold Jenks
Fortis Wheeler
Mildred Jenks
Evelyn Taylor
Helen Shapleigh
Ida Stamen
Farmers Inspect Modern Notions At Gardener Stop
The Better Farming special halted in Gardner on April 6 bringing 500 residents from surrounding towns. The tour covered Hadley Belchertown Barre Plains Rutland Hubbardston and Gardner with lectures on animal husbandry dairying and farm chemistry. Professors Cooley Judkins and others demonstrated the cow milker and sanitary milk pails amid farmer debates over efficiency and milk handling.
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West Brookfield
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Hubbardston
Postal Clerk to Face Trial
William F. Maloney a central postoffice clerk with twenty years in service was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Ruhl on charges from Postoffice Inspectors Perkins and Owings accusing him of embezzling letters containing money. He allegedly opened letters to remove funds and if no money found readdressed the envelope. Maloney pleaded not guilty before Commissioner Hayes and is held on $1000 bail for a Saturday hearing.
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Central Postoffice
United States
Ruhl
Postoffice
Perkins and Owings
Maloney
Hayes
Dog Dispute Over City Police Dog In Newton
A wealthy Newton resident claims a valuable dog in the possession of Patrolman James A. Mills. Chief of Police F M Mitchell orders Mills before the Mayor for a hearing tomorrow and suspends the officer pending proceedings. The resident says the patrolman found the dog wandering and brought it home.
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James A. Mills
F. M. Mitchell
Mitchell
Mills
Houdini Challenge Accepted at Keith's Theatre
Houdini has accepted a new contest to be staged at Keith's Theatre. The event is signed by Nathan Erskine George Leary J Philip Cook Lewis J Pierce James M Mead Patrick B McGowan John Pearson Norman L Ward and others.
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George Leary
J. Philip Cook
Lewis J. Pierce
James M. Mead
Patrick B. McGowan
John Pearson
Norman L. Ward
Houdini
Keith’s
Anti monopoly bill faces fierce legislative clash
A heated debate grips the mercantile affairs committee over the anti monopoly bill targeting coal barons the ice trust Standard Oil and other monopolies. Davis Leavitt and Egan oppose transferring the bill to judiciary and warn of a fight worth watching as trusts fear being sidelined.
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Committee On Judiciary
Judiciary
Messrs. Davis
Salem
Leavitt
Dorchester
Egan
Ward 19
Dance hall bill moves on to senate after amendment defeat
The proposed bill prohibiting minors under 17 from attending dance halls was engrossed after Mr Evans of Everett, chair of probate and chancery, defeated a prior amendment. The bill now covers roller skating rinks and would require minors to be with a parent or guardian on Sundays.
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Everett
Committee On Probate and Chancery
Senate
House backs Sunday observance bill despite sentiment
The House refused to reconsider its vote to engross the Sunday observance bill. Members opposed the measure though avoided an explicit record against it to avoid offending local sentiment.
Weeks Picketing Bill Clears Key Vote in Legislature
By a 67 to 46 vote the Weeks picketing bill advanced to a third reading. The measure would certify pickets and allow them to communicate with strikers with one picket for every 20 strikers. An amendment to cap pickets at 50 was rejected.
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Potter
Worcester
Mellen Proposes Coal Purchasing Agency Order
Representative James H. Mellen of Worcester introduces a house order to empower the Commonwealth to form a coal buying agency to shield against exorbitant coal charges. The motion advances today.
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James H. Mellen
Worcester
Commonwealth
Mellen
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