Stock Exchanges Suspend Operations Amid Easter Recess
State Street April 9 report says stock exchanges begin a three day Easter recess as traders assess recent events and prepare for the week ahead. Analysts note mixed signals: higher earnings for railroads and easy money versus overproduction risks and lingering market skepticism.
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Standard Oil Party
Easy Money
Stock Exchange
Mackay Common
Preferred
Western Union
American Telephone
Colorado Fuel
People’s Gas
American Beet Sugar
American Sugar
American Cotton Oil
American Agricultural Chemical
Virginia Carolina Chemical
Hocking Coal
International Harvester
National Biscuit
General Electric
Wisconsin Central Common
New York
Dun's Review Highlights Mixed Trade Signals
R G Dun & Co notes improving bank clearings up 50 percent from last year and 5.36 percent above 1905, with increasing confidence about the future. In cotton goods, wide print cloth converters show activity, while contracts rise only with advances. Men’s wear woolens see fewer cancellations. spring goods are scarce and priced at premiums. Footwear shows leather buying by large manufacturers, and several firms place contracts. Late spring orders sustain many factories, with others starting fall contracts.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Bradstreet signals modest trade optimism amid spring uplift
Bradstreet's review notes irregular trade and crop reports but an overall slightly brighter business mood. Retail demand rises with spring weather and Easter near, outdoor activity expands, agricultural prices improve, stocks stay strong, and tariff debate easing may clear the path to improvement. Business failures for the week ending April 8 total 227, compared with 258, 194, 161, and 196 in prior years.
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New York
Bradstreet
Backers of Shuberts Reported in Rival Theatrical Fight
Cincinnati report says the Mackays and Vanderbilts along with other New Yorkers back the Shuberts in a confrontation with Klaw and Erlanger. Max Anderson cites Erlanger’s New York speech criticizing a city theatre project as the trigger.
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Shuberts
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Times-Star
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Abraham Erlanger
England
New York
National Theatre
Erlanger
Lee Shubert
Theatrical Managers’ Association
Snow delays balloon ascent by snow cover
Snow swept North Adams on April 9 ending a planned balloon ascent by A. Holland Forbes and Clifford E. Harmon of New York. Nearly an inch of snow blanketed the balloon bag, delaying preparations with a gas fill possible to resume late tomorrow forenoon if conditions improve.
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A. Holland Forbes
Clifford E. Harmon
New York
Tomormorow
Moonshiners Clash with Revenue Officers in Virginia Fight
In Buchanan county a gun battle between moonshiners and federal revenue agents leaves one or more moon shiners believed killed. The exchange occurred near Roanoke on April 9 as officers moved to seize illicit spirits.
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Roanoke
Buchanan County
Engagement announced for Helen Perry and Parker Whittington
Boston residents Helen Perry and Parker Whittington announce their engagement. The couple plans to wed in the near future in Boston with family present.
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Helen Perry
Nelson
Hayward Parker Whittington
Boston
Easter Services at Boston Baptist Churches1
Easter services advertised across Warren Avenue Tremont Temple and nearby churches. Preachers include Rev Joseph E B Perry Rev Herbert S Johnson and Rev Maurice A Levy with special Easter music by Maud Clark Marden Beatrice A Marden Harvard Quartet and others. Services feature baptisms and Cantatas with choir performances and congregational hymn singing. Easter programs at Ruggles Street Dudley Street Clarendon Street and Commonwealth Avenue churches.
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Warren Avenue Baptist Church
West Canton Street
Joseph EB. Perry
Herbert 8
Albert C. Orcutt
Lotus Quartet
Robert Martin
William Hicks
Nelson Raymond
Frank Cannell
Orcutt
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Herbert
Johnson
D. D
EB. C. Lane
Eben Creighton
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Ruggles and
Tremont Streets
C. Earle
Maud Clark Marden
Beatrice A. Marden
Bible School
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Clarendon
Montgomery
John Weaver Weddell
Cleveland
First Baptist
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
Haydn
Tremont Temple
Alexander
Sea trade and fleet arrivals at RK wharf headline
Nineteen vessels mostly sloops reached RK wharf with a varied cargo mix. Groundfish sales showed haddock 2 cents and cod up to 4 8-4 cents while pollock fetched 11 2 cents per pound. The Lewiston arrived from Savannah after 24 days with 675,000 feet of lumber for this port.
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Gloucester
Lewiston
Auburn
Savannah
New York
Boston
Thomas Ginn
Henry
Fiske
Jacksonville
Julia P. Cole
Beaufort
Frank B. Witherbee
Fernandina
Hermia
Banes
Cuba
Shipping News Mini Almanac Chronicle of Arrivals and Clears
Maritime briefing lists arrivals and clears from April with numerous steamers and schooners. Vessels include Artemisia Busch Hermia Lady Sybil and others sailing to Newport News Philadelphia Boston and Baltimore. Activities note barges towed and barge landings, with wind and tide data for the day.
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New York
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Mass
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Newport News
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Florence M. Penley
Jacksonville
Baker Palmer
Hampton Roads
Rebecca Palmer
Francis Goodnow
Calais
Masons Plan Replica of King Solomon’s Temple
Promoters circulate a petition to incorporate a company to build a Masonic temple in Jerusalem modeled on Solomon’s Temple. They cite 15,000 U S. Masonic lodges and urge small donations from each lodge to fund the project.
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Jerusalem
Solomon
United States
Credit Innovation Converts Boston Shoppers to Checks
The People’s Credit Company at Washington and Winter streets promotes order checks as cash in more than 25 top stores. The firm, in business over 12 years, earns praise for uplifting a much-abused credit industry.
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Boston
People’s Credit Company
Washington and
Winter Streets
Lawyers Visit Suspects in Annie Mullins Murder Case
James Mantir and Peter Delorey alleged murderers of Annie Mullins in Squire's Field were visited by their lawyers yesterday at East Cambridge Jail.
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Peter Delorey
Annie Mullins
Squire’s Field
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Easter Services at Churches Across Tremont and Street
The Shawmut Congregational Church and nearby houses of worship host Easter services led by Rev. A A Berle with morning and evening sermons on Resurrection as gospel hope. Special music features organ and choir works from Handel Mendelssohn and others. Free seating noted.
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Tremont
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A. A. Berle
Silas
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Athalie
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Alice Gleason
Henry Smart
Stanford
Saints
Gaines
Offertory
God
Father
Wesley
Percy L. Bryning
Allen A. Stockdale
Park ST. Congregational Church
Corner Park
Tremont Streets
A. Z. Conrad
D. D
J. L. Withrow
Conrad
Roosevelt Arrives at Port Said Aboard the Admiral
Theodore Roosevelt and his party reached Port Said aboard the Admiral at 6 35 PM after a three day voyage from Messina. Weather was fine and the group is reported well. The Khedive's aide de camp and the American consul greeted Roosevelt. the ship will enter the canal tomorrow morning.
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Death of Ethan A Hitchcock Former Interior Secretary
Ethan Allen Hitchcock died in Washington at age 74, ending a career that shaped the Western land policy and led sweeping investigations into public land frauds. He had recently been ill and served as ambassador to Russia before entering Interior under McKinley and Roosevelt. Funeral services are planned for Monday in St. Louis.
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Ethan Allen Hitchcock
McKinley
Roosevelt
Interior Department
St. Petersburg
Hitchcock
St. Louis
Two Die and Four Entombed in Berwind-White Mine Blast
In Mine 37 of the Berwind-White Coal Mining Co near Windber Pa two men were killed after two explosions occurred, one causing the other. Three men are hospitalized and at least four remain entombed and likely dead.
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Johnstown
Penn
Berwind-White Coal Mining Company
Windber
Ford Hall Meetings and Diverse Spiritualist Gatherings
Ford Hall in Boston hosts a season finale talk on "The Religion of the Crowd" by George W. Coleman with a Page Class Quartet concert. Easter Sunday 3 p.m. Tremont Temple features Pastor Charles Tussell on "Where Are the Dead" as part of a broad schedule of spiritualist and nonsectarian lectures and services across numerous churches and halls in the city.
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State House Park
George W. Coleman
Mendelssohn
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Knight
Nevin
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Charles Tussell
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Brooklyn
N. Y
Tremont Temple
Russell
Watch Tower, Bible and Tract Society
United States
Canada
Boston
Young Men’s Christian Union
Boylston St
Tremont
Arlo Bates
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Union
Ashton Lewis
Church OF New Thought (Inc
Huntington Chambers
Copley Square
Anna B. Davis
M. D
Emma C. Poore
Life Beyond
New Thought
Ivey Every
H. W. Ruggles
McNary Charges Against Fitzgerald Probed by District Attorney
Ex-Congressman McNary fuels a 1905 mayoral clash by accusing ex-Mayor Fitzgerald of ties to the Lawrence license bill. District Attorney Hill presides over an ongoing probe. McNary says he met Hill to discuss clearing old cases.
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Lawrence
Henry Fitzgerald
Senate
Moran
Zenatello to Sing in Caruso's Place
Met opera in Chicago will feature Italian tenor M Zenatello in a two week engagement starting next Monday. Caruso sidelined by health orders four to five months rest. Hammerstein approved Zenatello after Caruso's illness altered plans in New York.
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Metropolitan Company
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Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
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Caruso
Easter Spiritualist Services and Meetings in Boston
Nellie Carleton reports at Ideal Hall on Tremont Street offering Sunday circles for messages healing and a grand Easter service with music and free ice cream. Prof Matoook hosts Sundays in Huntington Chambers sharing cosmic law ideas with readings by Arthur and Hrickson. The Children’s Progressive Lyceum No 1 holds Sunday meetings with Easter concert. all welcome.
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Boston Liberal Forum
Dwight Hall
Tremont Street
Henry J. Rowley
Faelen Hall
Huntington Avenue
Messrs. Hill
Kenney
J. W. Huntress
Brockton
Christadelphians
Friends’ Church
Townsend Street
Roxbury
Wilbur K. Thomas
Arcade Hall
Park Square
Christian Society
Paine Hall
Appleton Street
North
Mr. Bland
George A. McKinnon
LL. B
Morrison I. Swift
Huntington Chambers
Mary Louise Eari
New York
Rutland Square
NEW Thought Forum
Wall
H. Estelle Slocum
Life
Nellie Carleton
Grover
Ideal Hall
Progressive Spiritual Society of Boston (Inc
Boston
Frank Johnson
George Clark
Harriet Tenny
E. A. Blackden
Flora Stackhouse
Trask-Boynton
Rubie Boynton
H. G. Howard
H. Harwood
Mabel Witham
Maggie Butler
Alice Waterhouse
Mme. Cardee
Nellie Thomas
E. Littlefield
Herbert Clough
Alpheus Ricker
Oscar Fitzallen
W. E. Conner
M. M. Jollimore
Peabody MedkXenna
Shirlie
E. Matook
Arthur
Hrickson
Children’s Progressive Lyceum No
William S. Butler
Willis Milligan
Spiritualist
Easter Services at Harmony Hall Readings and Sermon
Harmony Hall at 724 Washington Street hosts readings and Easter services with Mrs. Martha Austin Mrs. F Stack and Mrs. Hattie Young plus Anna Morgan. Mr. Smith delivers a sermon sent by a clergyman on The Transfiguration with music by Agnes Olson Mary Lovering and other visiting talent.
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Harmony Hall
Washington Street
Martha Austin
F. Stackhouse
Hattie Young
Anna Morgan
Mr. Smith
Smith
Mary Carbee
F. K. Brown
Josephine Webster
Mary Louise Earl
Wolcott Brooks
Agnes Olson
Mary F. Lovering
Malden Progressive Spiritual Society Services Schedule
Malden Massachusetts Sunday services April 11 at 11 a m with Higher Thought class supervised by Mrs R P Morton and led by C J Prevoa on Ideal ity Seats are free 8 p m circle for healing and spiritual unfoldment Frederick Nicholson of Boston to deliver message bearing S A Huntington is the corresponding secretary
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Malden
Progressive Spiritual Society (Inc
Pleasant Street
C. J. Prevoa
R. P. Morton
Frederick Nicholson
Boston
S. A. Huntington
Spiritual meetings fill city halls with messages and demonstrations
A crowded list of Sunday spiritual meetings across Boston Cambridge and Roxbury features trance medium Mrs Pauline Wyman, ZABOLA readings at Tremont Street, and multiple lectures, clairvoyants, and circle sessions with names like Dr A B Heath and Mrs G B Mosier.
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Pauline Wyman
ODD Fellows’ Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Foster
Boston
Tremont Street
Clark
Huot
Hall
Cooms
George Cleveland
Oscar Fitzallen
Jollimore
Emerson
Curran
McLain
Coner
Gutierrez
Mack
Warren Street
Abbbie Heath
Dover Street
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