Habitual Traders Dominate Split Market Action
Wall Street and State Street report a holiday mood with light trading. Amalgamated Copper and Reading lead gains amid cautious sentiment on coal talks, while Union Pacific and Pacific Coast rise on perceived value and control shifts.
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Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Monay
Omorrow
Amalgamated Copper
Reading
Baltimore & Ohio
Am Car & Foundry
American Ice Securities
American Locomotive
Am Smelting & Refining
Am &Sugar Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago, Mil & St Paul Soo
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Oe Securities
Hocking Valley
Illinois
Kansas
Texas
New York Central
Ontario & Western
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania Eee
Pitts, C. C. & St L
Ewes
Republic Steel
Ba Rock Island Co
St Louis Southwestern
Qrt
Sloss Sheffield
Southern Pacific Ee
Southern Railway
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Texas & Ypacific
Toledo
United States Steel
Wabash Ee
Boston Market Second Instalment Paid and Ex-Dividend
The Boston Market notes a second instalment paid and an ex-dividend status. Total sales include listed stocks 29,588 shares rights, 9 bonds 57,000 dollars unlisted stocks 13,923 shares.
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Boston
Bell Telephone
Bo Am Tel & Tel
Chicago Junction
Atchison Ae
Bos & Alb
Bos & Me
Allouez
Arcadian Eee
Atlantic Cops
bCal & Hec
Granby
Michigan
Nevada Con
Idriarly
bNo Butte
Old Dominion
Osceola
Quincy
Rhode
Victoria
West Tel
B& W
el Pr
U S Steel
Montana c
Swift Co
U S
Boston curb market steady as Raven Mining leads
The Exchange place curb saw heavy trading with Raven Mining and Butte Coalition as standout features. Raven Mining held around 55 percent, matching yesterday's close, while Butte Coalition ended a touch stronger than Thursday's close.
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Exchange Place
Raven Mining and
Butte Coalition
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Fragmentary text shows brand names like Marcon Wireless and Majestic along with numeric values and locations such as North Pole Pittsburg and Gold & Copper. The readable items appear as a damaged financial or catalog page with scattered prices and percentages. No coherent event or narrative is discernible.
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Jim Butler
Marcon! Wireless
Troy
Manhattan OU
Sdvisede
Majestic
North Pole
Pittsburg & Dalluth
N. M. Milling
N. E. Gold & Copper
Dividend notices from regional companies
Dividends payable include Baltimore Brick Company 2 percent on preferred stock payable May 1 Grand Rapids Railway Company 1 percent on preferred stock payable May 1 Central District and Printing Telegraph Company of Pittsburgh Penn 2 percent on preferred stock payable April 30
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The
Baltimore Brick Company
Grand Rapids Railway Company
Central District and Printing Telegraph Company
Pittsburg
Penn
New York Bank Proposal Circulates Among Stock Exchange Interests
New York April 18 report that a plan to establish a bank with a 50 million dollar capital to regulate money and exchange rates during financial stringency is under consideration by stock exchange interests and the National City Bank of New York.
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Butte
Butte Commercial Copper Exploration Company
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Truss Steel Tie Company
Pittsburg
Penn
Germany
George Mixter
Beverly
Mass
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company
New York Stock Exchange
United Railways Company
San Francisco
New York Central
West Shore
Syracuse
Churchville
Halifax
N. S
Chicago
Chicago Subway
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Illinois Tunnel Company
Boston
First National Bank
J. R. Whipple Company of
Massa
J. Reed Whipple Hotel Company
Maine
Malden
W. O. Gay & Co
Houghton, Mich
H. W. Poor & Co
Boston & Northern
Old Colony Street
New Quincy Point
Messrs
Hollis Beach
Allen Hubbard
Butte Coalition Company
Boston Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast
Hill & Harriman
East Boston Company
East Boston
William E. Soule
New York
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
National City Bank
Jackson Club Set for Big Annual Ball in Charlestown
The Jackson Club of Charlestown hosts its annual ball on Friday April 20 at Roughan Hall. Organized in 1899 led by Hon. Joseph J. Corbett, the club lists prominent Bunker Hill figures including Sen. James J. Mellen and ex-Reps Doherty Toland and McCarthy among members and invites many city officials and ex-Governor Douglas staff. Mayor Fitzgerald will attend as special guest, with James J. Mellen leading the grand march.
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Jackson Club
Charlestown
Roughan Hall
Joseph J. Corbett
Thomas W. Berridge
Bunker Hill District
James J. Mellen
J. J. Corbett
Sullivan
Fred
James H. Doyle
Daniel Gillespie
John J. Leahy
Welch
Salem D. Charles
Wells
Douglas
Fitzgerald
Governor Seeks Gunboat Gloucester for Massachusetts Navy
Governor Guild applies to the Secretary of the Navy for the gun boat Gloucester of Santiago fame to be used by the Massachusetts Naval Brigade.
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Governor Guild
Secretary of the Navy
Gloucester
Santiago
Massachusetts Naval Brigade
Boston Boys' Symphony Concert And Ball Set
The Boston Boys' Symphony Orchestra will present its first concert and ball at Commonwealth Hall East Boston on Patriots night April 19 in a debut event for the group.
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Boston Boys’ Symphony Orchestra
Commonwealth Hall
East Boston
Reverend Frederick A. Taylor Resigns Universalist Pastorate
In Waltham on April 13 authorities report Reverend Frederick A. Taylor of the Church of Our Saviour Universalist has tendered his resignation to pursue broader fields he wishes to conquer.
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Waltham
Frederick A. Taylor
Church of Our Saviour, Universalist
Easter Services Across Churches Highlight Music and Sermons
Sunday services feature special Easter music at Clarendon Street Baptist First Baptist and Shawmut Congregational Churches with sermons on immortality and life after death. Noon and evening events include Easter concerts, processions, and a papacy talk at Tremont Temple, plus a Christian Science service on probation after death.
Easter Services At Four Local Baptist Churches
Ruggles Street Baptist Church holds morning prayer at 9 45 and a sermon on The Power of the Resurrection with the cantata The risen King and child choirs. Tremont Temple and Dudley Street churches present Easter sermons, music, and baptisms with free seats and Sunday classes. Warren Avenue church features The Sign of the Son of Man and The sacredness of Human Life. A. O. Dixon gives an address on What Is the.
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Shawmut Congregational Church
Tremont
Brookline
William T. McElveen
the Dubois
A. J. Holden
W. Westenholme
W. H. Neidlinger
Harry Rowe Shelley
F. Hiller
Abbie Snell Burnell
Chandra Teela
Buzzi Peccia
Ch. Humphries
Mendelssohn
Samuel Richards Gaines
Berkeley Temple
Berkeley Street
Warren Avenue
Allen A. Stockdale
Holy City
Old South Church
George A. Gordon
Old South
Hope Chapel
Tremont Temple
A. O. Dixon
D. D
Christian Scientist
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway Streets
Mary Baker Eddy
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Washington and
Tremont Streets
A. C. Dixon
D. C
H. E. Washburn
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
P. S. Venson
L. H. Rhodes
Henson
C. E. Boyd
E. G. Wilkinson
Dudley Street Baptist Church
C. A. Barnes
Yale University
Hutson
National Organization
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Corners West Canton
Joseph BE. Perry
Tremont Street
Corner Concord
E. A. Blake
Clara E. Strong
W. H. Cudworth
N. J. Willis
Ladies’ Spiritualistic Industrial Society
Dwight Hall
B. W. Belcher
Nellie Carleton Grover
Tremont St
Brown
Harwood
Wood
Hersy
Tutle
Mapp
Wilde
Gutierrez
E. A. Blackden
Warren Street
Boston
Massachusetts Avenue
H. E. Millan
The Easter Meetings At Various Boston Churches
A schedule of religious talks and services across Boston venues including Memorial at Berkeley Hall for Rev. Justin D. Fulton Memorial with speakers Henson and Smith. Public Forum on economic issues. Easter themes at Park Street Church and other denominations. debates at Paine Hall and Methodist Episcopal People’s Temple with sermons on the risen Lord and Resurrection. multiple free lectures and undenominational Bible programs.
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Memorial
Berkeley Hall
Justin D. Fulton
D. D
P. S. Henson
Harlan P. Smith
Corning Street
Miss McGee
A. M. Graham
Park Street Church
M. A. Wilkinson
Louis Ransom
Commercial Hall
Washington St
Christ
Bethlehem
J. W. Huntress
Brockton
Christadelphians
Washington Street
Bridges
Mystic Mall
West Medford
THE
Arcade Hall
Park Square
Paine Hall
Appleton Street
Bland
Martin
Methodist Episcopal People’s Temple
Charles A. Crane
Lord
First Spiritual Science Church
Spiritual Circle
Louis Ranson
Annie Banks-Scott
Wilkinson
Harmony Hall
Spiritual Phenomena Society
N. P. Smith
E. J. Foster
Emma Lambert
Mary G. Carbee
Emma Odiorne
H. MacdArthur
Malden Progressive Spiritual Society (Inc
Pleasant Street
Louise Hall
Alice M. Whall
Lyceum
James S. Scarlett
Cambridge
Anna 8. Chapman
Brighton
Edith E. Mathews
Easter Spiritual Programs Brighten Lynn and Surrounds
A lengthy list of Easter events and psychic programs in Lynn and nearby towns features Rev. Dixon and Prof. Rosco with concerts, seances, and lectures. Churches, halls, and society circles host musicales, testimonials, and demonstrations from Boston groups, Whitlock’s Psychic Conference, and Malden Spiritual Society with speakers, mediums, and Easter decorations.
Spiritualist Services and Circles Across Boston Area
A compilation of church and society notices detailing spiritualist services circles and clairvoyant readings across Boston locations including Unity Church Huntington Avenue Chelsea Broad Way Dorchester and South Boston with times and contact notes. Various mediums and circles run weekly including Mrs G M Hughes Dr Ella A Higginson and Dr Barker with daily readings and public circles announced.
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Unity Church
Jordan Hall
Huntington Avenue
Gainsboro Street
F. A. Wiggin
Chadwick
First Spiritualist
Broadway
Chelsea
Indian Peace Council
Ferry Street
Everett
J. A. Newhall
Mme. Whittemore
Columbus Avenue
Washington Street
George Roberts
G. M. Hughes
Chelsea Spiritual Association
Gould Hall
Mattie Hoyt
H. T. Nutter
Ella A. Higginson
Honest Circle
Neponset
Field’s Corner
Sawyer Avenue
Level Street
Pleasant Street
Dorchester
Abbie Heath
Hotel Dover
Dover Street
Barker
California
Dr. York
Yarmouth
Mabel Madison
Boston
Massachusetts Avenue
L. B. Marsh
L Street
South
Rutland Street
Berkeley Street
F. Curtis
Easter Services and Music at City Churches and Halls
Easter services fill Union Hall 48 Boylston with Rev Henry Hallam Saunderson preaching Easter. Music program features Lillian Bounke and other soloists, male and female vocalists. doors at 7 open for 7:30. Boston Young Men’s Christian Association hosts sacred readings by John Duxbury at 3:30. Theodore Parker Memorial offers Easter sermon by Rev Edward Cummings at 7:30 with Saville, Lewis, Hiltz and choir. seats free.
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Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Henry Hallam Saunderson
Third Congregational Society
Cambridge
Mass
Lillian F. Bounke
Lillian Tortorella
Alice ‘Taylor
Adelaide Griggs
Arnold
H. Carleton Slack
D. Marks Babcock
George Mendall Taylor
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
John Duxbury
Manchester
England
Theodore Parker
Berkeley
Appleton Streets
Edward Cummings
Clifford Saville
Ashton Lewis
Eva Mary Hiltz
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Amalgamated
State Street
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Union Pacific
Steels
Consolidated Gas
Steel Corporation
Hill
Anaconda
Steel
Treasury
Bankers’ Sterling
Eeseseee
Reichsmarks
Gulders
Oi Ciesvevevensscawens
North Butte
Trinity
United Copper
NEW York Bonds
Japan
L & N UN
N & W Co
C&a
Fo Tex & Pacis
W &le
Mechanics Trust Company
Col. Franklin St
Boscoman
C. O. L. Dillaway
Francis James
S. A. Merrill
Charles O. S. Dillaway
John H. Gibbs
Charles H. Olmsted
FE. L. Dillaway
Edwin Wilcock
WM. J. Fegan
George H. Billings
Hiram M. Burton
David Cummings
Arthur H. James
John Quincy Adams
Frederick L. Walker
Frank A. Schirmer
Michael M. Cunniff
Franklin I. Huntress
Henry F. Miller
W. L. Terhune
W. N. Hartshorn
Edwin G. Kramer
Archibald T. Davison
Winchester Vierzie
Arizona Commercial
Batopilas
Agle
Blue Bell
Greene
Junction
Bay State Gas
Lake Superior
Mitchell
Nevada
Utah
Wilson Bros
Watchmakers Jewellers
Wilsons
Hanover St
Old St
N. Y. Bank
Boys’ Symphony
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Rev. S
Obram
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
Haydn
Aril
Papacy
Entertainments
Keith
St. Rafael
B. F. Keith
Mt. Vesuvius
Poees
Tremontntnaves
James
Hackett Mary Mannering
Alfred Sutro
Walls of Jericho
Patriots
Sam S
Lee Shubert, Inc
Earl and the Girl
Radie Foy
Matinee
American League
Huntington AV
Salem Cadet Band
Wright & Ditson
Herrick’s
Copley Square
Boston Theatre
Lawrence McCarty
Andrew Mack
Bowdoin
Templars’ Hall
Market Street
Lynn
Anna J. Quaide
F. H. Rosco
Providence
R. I
Bostonia Ladies’ Quartet
Catheryn Boyden
William Locklin
Syphony Hall
Ladies’ Orchestra
IF. E. Bird
Matook
Hotel Pelham
Hindoo
Bombay
India
Whitlock
Prevon
M. G. Carbee
Charles Frohman
Klaw & Erlanger
Laughing Trust
TE Aatea
West Newton St. Box
Back Bay
Manning Glee Club
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Boylston
Ulmer H. Manning
William H. Baldwin
George Peirce
Sec’y
Tel
Ox. 5
Empire Stock Company
BIC
Constantesas
Don
Hotel Plaza
Castle
Down Town
Winter St
Annie Russell
Friend Hannah
Eatre m. Coman
Fay Templeton
Bog
Howard
Bard Bros
Duryea and Mortimer
Sandy”’ Chapman
Fred Ray and Co
Howard and Howard
Kitty Bingham
Norisses
Burkes
GLOBE
Bggs
Ksv
M. B. Lawrence
Edmund Day
Bonnette
Mats
E. Blaney
Pacific
Florence Bindley
Dieters
Steamboat Express
South Station
New
Pilgrim Orchestra
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Ae New York
Cor. State
Washington Sts
Fall River
Van’s
Mme. Bruce
Davis
Peabody McKenna
Warrenton Street
Gospel OF Spirit Return Society
Minnile Reserve
Soule
Banner of Light
Dartmouth Street
Baker
Marriner
Dale Street
Roxbury
Pembroke Street
Frances Burnham
Pearl Street
Somerville
Lynn Spiritualists’ Association
Cadet Hall
R. A. Macurda
William Franks
Dwight Street
Laird
Mamie Helyett
Dartmouth
Willis
Stackpole
St. Botolph Street
Arthur
Fourth Street
Grant
Oxford
Lee Wheeler
Unitarian