Wall Street gains on easier money outlook and Southern Pacific cue
The New York market rose amid expectations of easier money and the Southern Pacific decision. Despite intraday pullbacks, most active stocks closed above Friday, with gains in Union Pacific and Pennsylvania and strength in Atchison Baltimore & Ohio Canadian Pacific Metropolitan Rock Island and Wabash issues. Oil copper and mining shares showed mixed moves as traders eyed a potential uptick and shorts faced pressure.
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Wall Street
New York
Southern Pacific
Harriman
Shorts
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Atchison Common
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Metropolitan
Rock Island
Boston
State Street
Lake
Metal Exchange
New York Metal Exchange
Bears
Amalgamated
Centennial
Quincy
Osceola
U. S
Utah
Bingham
Franklin
Mohawk
Parrot
Shannon
Trinity
Tamarack
Massachusetts Electric Preferred
Massachusetts Gas Common
American Telephone
Dominion Iron and Steel Company
Dominion Iron and Steel
Commercial Financial Press Association
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
W. A. Powell
New England Statist
Boston Financial News
Ripley
Aitchison
Heath
Sereee
Baltimore & Oni
Apeenees
Ontees Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio Rr
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & Great ‘Western
Chicago
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Hudson
del, Lack & West
Denver & Rio Grande
Illinois Central
Kanes ‘City
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Ray
San Fran
St Taatk Southwestern
Southern Railway
Texas, & Pacific
St Louis & West
Wisconsi Central
Am Car & Foundry
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas
Continental Tobacco
General Electric Secerees
Hocking Coal
Vous
International Paper Oe
National Biscuit
North American
ANT
Pacific Mail
Tees
Eee
Coal & WeGihess
Union Bag & Paper
United States Leather
States Steel
Western Union
Ladd Divorce Case Filed in Clinton Social Circles
Papers served on Alfred W. Ladd notify him that his wife has filed for divorce alleging statutory grounds. A former domestic helper is named as co respondent. Case returnable the first Monday in May. Ladd, a prominent jeweler, has a 19 year marriage and a Water street home.
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Clinton
Alfred W. Ladd
Ladd
Water Street
Boston Market Bonds and Stock Activity Report
Ex dividend and rights noted for Boston Market. Total transactions: listed stocks 15 624 shares bonds 71 500 rights 1 350 unlisted stocks 10 005 shares.
Wonderland by Olin D Wheeler praised as fine NP railroad volume
The Northern Pacific outs a beautiful book titled Wonderland describing the Northwest. It highlights scenery views and a brief history with sketches of explorers and Northwest Indians. Printed for public distribution, it is touted as one of the most interesting railroad issued volumes.
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Northern Pacific Railroad
Great Northwest
Northern Pacific
Olin D. Wheeler
Northwest
A.railroad
Contractor Frank E Carleton Files Bankruptcy Petition
Lawrence contractor Frank E Carleton filed for bankruptcy listing liabilities of 9 201 68 dollars and assets totaling 14 147 67, details show financial shortfall and patterns of insolvency.
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Frank E. Carleton
Lawrence
Overdue Ocean Liners Reach Hoosac Tunnel Dock
The Puritan liner FitzClarence from Antwerp arrives six days late with damage from a March 28 storm. The Storm King trails three days behind. five other European steamers are delayed. Towboat James Woolley returns to service. Captain Bill Mellin tests the repainted craft after repairs. Trade figures show exports at 1 843 585 and imports at 1 471 574, with salt mackerel receipts down from last year. A crewman from bark Shetland is lost overboard in a storm near Savannah.
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Hoosac Tunnel Dock
Fitzclarence
Renton
Antwerp
Crosby
Europe
Speedy Bay
James Woolley
Commercial
Bill Mellin
Mellin
St. Croix
St. John
N. B
Woolley
Commercial Wharf
Fort Point
Shetland
Heath
John S. Emery & Co
Savannah
New York
E. Anderson
Auguste
Mediterranean Sea
Palermo
Philadelphia
George W. Wells
Crowley
Eleanor A. Percy
Norfolk
Percy
Addie M. Lawrence
Portland
Boston
Wells
Frances Whalen
Sadie H. Nunan
Caviare
T Wharf
Morning fish prices and port arrivals at the harbor
Prices for haddock and cod are reported with 15 000 pounds of cod stock. Schooners Mortis H Perry Gracie Frank Foster and Helen B Thomas arrive late and will sell off fares at morning. Maria the Austrian steamer leaves for Baltimore after bond. Captain Bennett carries 11 060 banana bunches to Long Wharf. Belmont sails 7000 miles in 50 days from Mystic to Buenos Aires for Sun Day.
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Meerirge
Haddock
Mortis H. Perry
Gracie
Frank Foster
Helen B. Thomas
Maria
Baltimore
United States
Puerto Plata
San Domingo
United Fruit Company
Long Wharf
Bennett
Buenos Ayres
Belmont
Ladd
Mystic Wharf
Joan G. Hall & Co
Shipping News April 7 Miniature Almanac
Run rises at 5 18 a m and sets at 6 16 p m with 12 hours 68 minutes of daylight Moon phase and high waters listed Arrived steamers Fitzclarence from Renton Antwerp St Croix Pike St John NB Old Dominion Burton New York Kennebec Mart Bathings Tacony Ritson Portsmouth NH with barge Braddock for Philadelphia
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Pety
Fitzclarence
Renton
Antwerp
St. Croix
Pike
St. John
N. B
Old Dominion
Burton
New York
Kennebec
Mart
Tacony
Ritson
Portsmouth
N. H
Braddock
Phila
Graves' Maryland Malt Whiskey Ad Claims Unchanging Quality
An advertisement extols Graves' Maryland Malt Whiskey for unwavering character, purity, and mildness. It emphasizes consistency across purchases, suitability for sick rooms and physicians, and limits substitutions. The product is described as aged by time from choicest malt and spring water, with full sealed quarts bearing Chester H. Graves & Sons signatures.
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Graves
Maryland
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Maritime Shipping Movements Include Multiple Cleared and Sailed Vessels
The list records numerous cleared and sailed ships and barges visiting ports from New York to Newport News and Boston. Vessels include Western Belle Forest Belle Albany Scranton Weehawken Herndon Lorberry Beechwood and many more with diverse destinations such as Newburyport Lynn Gloucester and Portsmouth. The entries name ship names owners masters or operators and associated barges and schooners across multiple ports.
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Delphia
C. W. Morse
Hansen
New York
Western Belle
Forest Belle
Edward F. Luckenbach
Keene
Newport News
R. R. Thomas
George M. Winslow
Nulty
Albany
Scranton
Weehawken
Tamaqua
Hatch
Philadelphia
Herndon
Lorberry
Beechwood
Newburyport
International
Miller
Bear Ridge
Ashland
Lynn
Shenandoah
Lykens
Taylor
Alburtis
Mahanoy
Burnside
Gloucester
Joshua Lovett
Baker
Flora
Dora
Georges Creek
Kelly
Baltimore
Portsmouth
N. H
James
Ella
Geyer
Rockport
Genesta
Holmes
Thorne's Cove
Otis Miller
St. John
N. B
Multnomah
Pierce
Lanesville
Mass
Herbert
Perkins
Albert Baldwin
Saxonia
Liverpool
Orcadian
Glasgow
Tanagra
Cardenas
Cuba
Dominion
Louisburg
C. B
Maria
H. F. Dimock
T. Carleton Henry
Norfolk
Bat
Calais
New Bedford
Spartan
Merriam
Lincoln
Glendower
8. O. Co
N. Y
Bayonne
N. J
Interdenominational Noon Hour Services Planned at Tremont Temple
A week of interdenominational prayer will be held at Tremont Temple with eminent foreign divines and missionaries. The first service occurred yesterday under Rev M Taylor of the Methodists. Today Right Rev William Lawrence will preside on Christ and the Kingdom. Wednesday Francis E Clark will speak on The Individual and the Kingdom. Thursday Samuel B Capen will discuss Sacrifice and the Kingdom. Friday Rev Henry C Mabie will preside on Christ and the Kingdom.
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Tremont Temple
North America
William Lawrence
D. D
Francis E. Clark
Christian Endeavor Society
Samuel B. Capen
Congregationalists
Henry C. Mabie
Baptists
Christ
The
Boston Baptist Social Union Holds 29th Annual Meeting
The 29th annual meeting convened at Tremont Temple with over 20 members present. President Henry C. Leach led the session after a 4 to 5 o clock reception. reports from the secretary and treasurer were read. Rev. George C. Lorimer was expected to speak but did not attend. other guests included Rev. A C Dixon Rev W J Stewart Charles C Barry John Carr George W Coleman George M McCoy and William A Munroe.
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Boston Baptist Social Union
Tremont Temple
Henry C. Leach
George C. Lorimer
D. D
A. C. Dixon
W. J. Stewart
Charles C. Barry
John Carr
George W. Coleman
George M. McCoy
William A. Munroe
Holden or McCarthy May Succeed Clark in Boston Police Board
Governor Bates delays naming a chair for the Boston Police Board until April 22 to allow the Governor's Council time to review options. Among contenders are Holden McCarthy and Dewey with Holden favored. the decision reflects Republican party pressures and Bates strategic aims for long term power including possible U.S. Senate ambitions.
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Bates
Boston Board of Police
J. B. Holden
Charles H. Innes
I. P. Hutchinson
Edward W. Presho
Charles R. Saunders
William W. Davis
J. J. McCarthy
George N. Swallow
Republican City Committee
J. Payson Bradley
George B. Pierce
George H. Tinkham
H.S. Dewey
Holden
McCarthy
Dewey
Clark
Boston
Roger Walcott
United States Senate
Charles River Dam Commission plans new Cambridge Boston dam
An executive session of the Legislature sub committee on bridges approved a bill to create a Charles River Basin Commission. Governors and mayors will appoint members to govern a dam across the river between Cambridge and Boston with a fixed three year term and salaries, plus provisions for a lock, dredging, and malaria control.
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Charles River
Cambridge
Boston
Craigie Bridge
Cambridge Bridge
Broad
Lechmere
Metropolitan Park Commission
Waltham
Boy's Bullet Hits Pellman in Narrow Escape
Lewis Pellman of Willow street Cambridge was wounded in the shoulder by a stray 22 caliber bullet from a rifle held by Leslie J. Flintije as Pellman drove down Trowbridge street selling wares. A youth and another boy fired at a yard target. a stray slug over the fence struck Pellman though the wound is not serious.
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Lewis Pellman
Willow Street
Cambridge
Leslie J. Flintije
Pellman
Trowbridge Street
Scavenger Contract Cancelled After Heated City Council Meeting
In Quincy on April 6 the City Council voted to cancel the contract of Charles L. Prescott, the city scavenger. The Board of Health cited incompetent work, Prescott called the action a pet scheme, and Mayor Bryant urged termination. Former scavenger T. E. McConaty expected to be appointed in Prescott’s stead.
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Quincy
Bryant
Charles L. Prescott
City Scavenger
Prescott
Board of Health
T. E. McConaty
Patriots Day to Feature New Voter Civic Ceremony
A nonpartisan event at Faneuil Hall will mark Patriot’s Day with recent voters hearing Mayor Collins on Democracy’s significance Lieutenant Governor Guild on the dangers of democracy and Congressman McCall on the patriot’s duty to the republic Clergy and male chorus performances will intersperse the talks under H G Tucker’s direction.
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Faneuil Hall
Collins
Guild
McCall
Republic
H. G. Tucker
Union Forms Local 937 for Somerville Painters
A union of painters, paperhangers and decorators formed in Somerville last night as Local 937. Elected officers include President R. L. Ross, vice-president W. L. Webber, recording secretary George L. Robinson, financial secretary R. C. Warner, treasurer F. J. Butler, warden Andrew White, conductor Richard Fitzgerald, trustees William Cotter John Tyler and John Talbot. Sixty men signed the charter, which stays open until May 1.
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Somerville
Local 937
R. L. Ross
W. L. Webber
George L. Robinson
R. C. Warner
F. J. Butler
Andrew White
Richard Fitzgerald
William Cotter
John Tyler
John Talbot
Donovan Likely Elected Assessor by Cambridge Board
Citizens ponder tonight's Cambridge Board of Aldermen meeting. If no surprise occurs, Mr Donovan is expected to win the assessor post over Henry A Cunningham with support from Alderman Coveney and Councilman Shea. an overseer of the poor election is stalled by a joint convention versus concurrence dispute.
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Cambridge
Compromise Reached in Stratton Case Here
In Colorado Springs Judge Orr reviews a compromise between Harry Stratton's lawyers and the nega executors of Winfield Scott Stratton's will. Young Stratton would receive 350000 dollars including a 50000 legacy. A decision is expected tomorrow and approval would end all litigation over the Stratton estate.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Orr
Harry Stratton
Young Stron
Judge Orr
Winfield Scott Stratton
Albee's Ads Offer Second-Hand Chests and Refrigerators
Albee's on Blackstone Street advertises three butter chests and 75 store and family refrigerators as second-hand goods. Also listing legal services in Massachusetts from A. L. 5 at Court Street Boston with free legal advice and low rates. Tandems priced 10 to 20 dollars with wheels and tires available.
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Albee's
Blackstone St
Massachusetts
A. L
Court St
Boston
Clackstone St
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M’carthy
Charles River Dam Commission
NEW Voters’ Festival
Somerville Painters Organize
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Stratton
C. F. Beard
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