Steel Firm Earnings Show Strong Capacity and Growth
A 1911 report from I. M. Taylor & Co. analyzes United States Steel Corporation earnings for 1901 to 1910, highlighting bonds, preferred and common stock, and a rising production trend. It notes open hearth adoption, potential framing for housing, and solid asset backing with earnings well above requirements despite market fluctuations.
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United States Steel Corporation
England
Germany
United States
Pittsburg
I. M. Taylor & Co
Steel Corporation
Hayden, Stone & Co
Buffalo
Ensley
Bethlehem
Gary
The
Trade Slow Yet Needs Drive U.S. Market Says Dun Review
R G Dun reports a disappointing slow trade movement despite solid industrial and agricultural conditions. Activity lacks confirmation of earlier growth, with recession signals from major trades. Textile markets stay quiet though cotton goods firm. tariffs and weak counter demand inflate business caution. Leather markets vary with scarce supplies and dull overall conditions.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Fall River
Bradstreet Report Shows Mixed Trade Outlook
Bradstreet's report notes Easter demand boosting some retail activity while overall turnover lags expectations. Weather, employment weakness, and tight profits restrain purchasing power. Coal and rail traffic rise modestly. flour shows slight gains. textiles remain dull and collections are delayed in hard hit northwest regions.
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New York
Bradstreet
Investment opportunity on ground floor of sound business
An exceptional opportunity is offered to a limited number of investors to join a solid business venture at the ground floor. For further particulars write to 507 Post.
Calendar for Today Shows Various Dividend Notices
A listing of current dividend and preferred stock notices includes Am. Agri. Chem. pfd 3 percent Am. Smelting com 1 percent Am. Tel. Tel. 2 percent Am. Type Founders com 1 percent Am. Type Founders pfd 1 3-4 percent Am. Woolen pfd 1 3-4 percent Associated Merchants 1st pfd 1 1-2 percent Associated Merchants 2d pfd 1 3-4 percent Boston Suburban Elec. pfd 1 dollar Daly West 30 cents Del Lack West Coal 2 1-2 percent General Electric 2 percent Inter. Harvester com 1 1-4 percent Otis Elevator com 1 percent Otis Elevator pfd 1 1-2 percent United Fruit 2 percent U. S. Smelting com 50 cents U. S. Smelting pfd 87 1-2 cents Western Union 3-4 percent Mass. Gas com Dora Pacific Coast ist 24 pfd and com P. & Co. & St. L. com and pfd Western Maryland pfd Mexican Tel Tel pfd.
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Smelting Com
Tel. & Tel
Type Founders Com
Type Founders
Woolen
Associated Merchants
Boston Suburban Elec
Daly West
Del
Lack & West
General Electric
H. B. Claflin
Inter
Buttonhole
Harvester
Paper
Kansas City South
Mass
Soo
National Biscuit
Nova Scotia
Otis Elevator Com
Otis Elevator
Reece
Reece Folding
United Fruit
U. S. Smelting Com
U. S. Smelting
Uswoco Mills
U. S
Car. Chem
Westinghouse Hloc
Western Union
Minn
Elec
Pacific Coast
St. L
Western Maryland
Court Rules Karnow Indictment Void
Judge Dodge of the U S District Court sustained the demurrer of Naiman Karnow to the perjury indictment connected with the S Williams & Brother bankruptcy case. Defective allegation about the nature of a paper in the record led to the ruling that the indictment is void.
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Dodge
United States District Court
Penn Clinches 8-1 Victory Over Dartmouth in baseball
Penn defeats Dartmouth 8 to 1 in Atlantic City. Donovan, Hawk, Aldendifer, Toomey, Cozens, Conroy and Daley each drive runs. Clark allows 3 earned runs with 12 strikeouts before Imlay relieves and finishes. Dartmouth scores in first and second innings, but Penn pulls away with strong hitting and defense.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Aldyn
Rollins
Dartmouth
Donovan
Hawk
Aldendifer
Toomey
Cozens
Conroy
Daley
Emerson
Penn
Iawk
Smith
Clark
Gammons
Imlay
Donahue
Moran
Pennsylvania
Coryell
Timerson
O'Donahue
Toomer
Lubman
teNabb
iiMorey
Ei Alden
Steen
Tous
Ei bHoban
Malden High Beats Roxbury Latin 8 2 in Park Showdown
Malden High defeated Roxbury Latin 8 to 2 at Craddock Park led by a masterful pitching performance from Queen who allowed only four hits. Key plays included two base hits by Greenhood and solid defense behind Greenhood as Malden posted early runs and stopped Roxbury Latin's offense.
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Malden High
Roxbury
Craddock Park
Malden
Queen
Ormsby
Crockett
Murphy
Smith
Gerrish
Thompson
School Baseball Games Today Across Multiple Matches
Exeter faces Springfield in Exeter New Hampshire. Dorchester High plays South Boston High in Dorchester. English High hosts Woburn High in Woburn. Boston Latin meets Everett High in Everett. Waltham High plays Milton High in Waltham. Lexington High faces Winchester High in Winchester. Wakefield High meets Peabody High in Peabody. Melrose High plays Thayer Academy in South Braintree. H S and S of Commerce against Norwood High in Norwood. Middlesex School vs Volkmann in Concord. Stoneham High vs Watertown High in Stoneham Hyde Park High vs North Easton High in Hyde Park. Arlington High vs Cambridge Latin in Arlington. Medford High vs Boston College High in Medford. Rindge hosts Worcester Academy in Worcester. Revere High vs Alumni in Revere. Lawrence Academy vs Lowell Textile in Groton. Beverly High vs Danvers High in Beverly. Dean Academy 2d vs Milford High in Franklin. St Mark's vs Noble and Greenough in Southboro. Groton vs Salem High in Groton.
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Exeter
Springfield
T. S
N. H
Dorchester
South Boston High
English High
Woburn High
Woburn
Boston Latin
Everett High
Everett
Waltham High
Milton High
Waltham
Lexington High
Winchester High
Winchester
Wakefield High
Peabody High
Peabody
Melrose High
Thayer Academy
South Braintree
H. S&s. of Commerce
Norwood High
Norwood
Middlesex School
Volkmann
Concord
Stoneham High
Watertown High
Stoneham
Hyde Park High
North Easton High
Hyde Park
Arlington High
Cambridge Latin
Arlington
Medford High
Boston College High
Medford
Rindge
Worcester Academy
Worcester
Revere High
Alumni
Revere
Lawrence Academy
Lowell Textile
Groton
Beverly High
Danvers High
Beverly
Dean Academy 2d
Milford High
Franklin
St. Mark’s
Noble & Greenough
Southboro
Salem High
College Baseball Tonight Matches Across Northeastern Trails
Harvard faces Johns Hopkins in Baltimore and Yale meets Virginia in Norfolk. West Point plays Tufts at West Point while Princeton meets Georgetown in Washington. Dartmouth meets Pennsylvania in Atlantic City and Cornell hosts Lehigh at Ithaca. Boston University endpoints Dean Academy St Anselm's Lowell clash at Lowell. Holy Cross meets Lafayette in Easton and Brown plays Penn in Providence. Connecticut Agricultural battles Massachusetts Agricultural in Willimantic.
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Harvard
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Yale
Virginia
Norfolk
West Point
Tufts
Princeton
Georgetown
Washington
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
Cornell
Lehigh
Ithaca
N. Y
Boston University
Dean Academy
Franklin
St. Anselm's
Lowell
Holy Cross
Lafayette
Easton
Penn
Brown
Pennsylvania State
Providence
Connecticut Agricultural
Massachusetts Agricultural
Willimantic
Conn
Wellesley High Defeats Browne & Nichols 13–6 in Rain-Shortened Game
Wellesley High took a 13 to 6 win over Browne and Nichols yesterday at Wellesley in a rain shortened contest ended after eight innings. Sullivan pitched superbly for Wellesley with 18 strikeouts while Hatfield and Trottie supported on defense.
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Wellesley High
Browne & Nichols School
Wellesley
Sullivan
RHE Wellesley High
Browne & Nichols
Sullivan and Hatfield
Grandmark
Trottie
Baseball games wanted for youth teams across Massachusetts
A long list of baseball clubs in Massachusetts seek competitive youth teams for April and May. Contacts include Salem With fastest 16 18 year olds, Dorchester for 12 13 year olds, Jamaica Plain 15 16 year olds, Charlestown 10 11 year olds, and others in Boston area seeking uniformed teams with half-fare arrangements or reasonable guarantees.
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Salem A. C
Salem
St. Peter
Pingree Street
Wingons
Dorchester
Boston
Charles M. Kennedy
Paisley Park
Warren A. C. of
J. McLaughlin
Elmdale Street
Woodlawn A. C
Jamaica Plain
John &. Kenny
Washington Street
Forest Hills
St. Catherine’s A. C
Charlestown
Moulton
J. J. McCarthy
Fremont Place
North End
Caneee Hyannis
Rockport
Fort Preble
Irving Ruby
Parmenter Street
Oston
Ipswich Baseball Club
J. Harry Shepard
Mineral Street
Ipswich
Mass
Montview A
West Roxbury
A. H. Kipp
Perham Street
Chelsea Clock Company
Harold Foye
Chelsea
Lakevilles
Jamaica
E. D. Lyons
Boylston Street
Rambler A
Newton
William Hughes
Balliot Street
Newton Upper Falls
Orient A
Dun
Madden Enters For Marathon Cross Country Race
F J Madden of South Boston A C entered for the Cathedral Y M C A cross country marathon after a dead heat for first with Clemm the Lynn runner. Other entrants include Clifton J Sebastian of Windsor A A Boston and F H Jones of Clapp Memorial Boston. Bicycle riders are to meet at South Station at 8 30 a m for instructions from Benny Osthues and Hachman to bring water and a sponge.
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F. J. Madden
South Boston A. C
Clemm
Lynn
Cathedral Y. M. C
Clifton J. Sebastian
Windsor A. A
Boston
F. H. Jones
Clapp Memorial Association of
Bertram G. Breen
Wellington
Benny Osthues
Hachman
Gardner Dillon bout set in Pittsburg at Duquesne Garden
Jimmy Gardner of Indianapolis and Jack Dillon will fight at Duquesne Garden in Pittsburg next week. Major clubs nationwide bid for the matchup with Boston’s Armory Club among principals, while Paddy Minehan refused to box in Gardner’s claimed hometown.
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Gardner-Dillon
Pittsburg
Jimmy Gardner
Jack Dillon
Indianapolis
Duquesne Garden
Chicago
Armory Club
Boston
Paddy Minehan
Gardner
Klaus
Dillon
Bill McKinnon
Roxbury
Philadelphia
McKinnon
Tom McMahon
Cleveland
Lowell
Frank Mantell
Pawtucket
Manchester
Mantell
McGuigan
Boxing Gossip Delays Pay-Per-View Fight Plans at Armory
The Armory Club could not secure a Packey McFarland versus Eddie Murphy match as Murphy balked at 135 pounds at 3 pm while McFarland boxed at catch weight. Other local bouts include Billy Corrigan versus Jack Brown in six rounds, Young Jasper versus Joe White, Foley versus McDonough in eight rounds, and Delmont versus Attell with strong weight parity expected. Langford sails to Weymouth after a Lusitania voyage as trainer Byers accompanies him and Maine fans anticipate Stewart versus Glover in Bangor on April 19 for six rounds.
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Armory Club
Packey McFarland
Eddie Murphy
South Boston
Emil Thiery
MecFarland
Murphy
McFarland
Armory
Billy Corrigan
Jack Brown
San Francisco
Brown
Corrigan
Young Jasper
North End
Joe White
White
Tom Foley
Young McDonough
Manchester
N. H
McDonough
Foley
Abe Attell
Monte
Delmont
Attell
Sam Langford
Boston
New York
Weymouth
N. S
George Byers
Portland
Johnny Stewart
Bangor
Johnny Glover
Glover
Stewart
Maine
Rain Stops Tufts Mass Agricultural College Game
Amherst, April 14. A baseball game between Massachusetts Agricultural College and Tufts was halted after the second inning due to rain. The Aggies led 9 to 1 at the pause.
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Tufts Mass
Amherst
Mass
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Tufts
Aggies
Princeton Defeats Virginia 3 1 In Rainy Seven Inning Game
In Charlottesville on April 14 Princeton defeated the University of Virginia 3 to 1 in a seven inning game played under drizzling rain. Princeton used Woodlands Lackey Witmer and Finlay to secure the win as Virginia tallied one run in the seventh.
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Charlottesville
Princeton
University of Virginia
R.H.E. Princeton
Seiciss Cos
Virginia
Ieer
Water Front Trade and Ferry News At Boston Wharves
Fifteen vessels arrived at a wharf with a total 345600 pounds of fresh fish including haddock cod hake pollock lemonsole halibut and cask. Prices per pound for haddock cod hake pollock and cask are listed with several vessels and crews preparing for new fishing trips and sailings to Cape Shore South and London. The Leyland line steamer Georgian salvaging award awaits in London while Georgian leaves for Clyde street pier and Bostonian heads to Manchester. New steamer Mandeville sails to Long Wharf and Sankaty prepares for day trips between New Bedford Nantucket Woods Hole. Lightship No 86 departs for Nantucket station after overhaul.
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Haddock
Conqueror
M. S. Greer
Annie Perry
W. M. Goodspeed
Annie
Jennie
Fish Hawk
Dixie Cc
Fitz A. Oakes
Georgianna
Marlon
Laura Enos
Ignatius Enos
Eass
Langdon Popham
Leyland Line
Georgian
London
Azores
Clyde Street
Boston
Bostonian
Manchester
Mandeville
Copenhagen
United Fruit Company
Jamaica
Long Wharf
Sankaty
Fore River
Quincey
New Bedford
Nantucket
Woods Hole
Great Round Shoals
Shipping News Mini Almanac Rates Sun Rise and Tide
The brief almanac notes sunrise at 5 04 and sunset at 6 25 with a 13 hour 21 minute day. It lists high water at 12 27 pm and 12 58 pm and a morning rise and a soft or slight evening tide around nine inches.
Newton High Opens Season With 3 2 Win Over Stone School
Newton High beat Stone School 3 to 2 on home soil as drizzle slowed play. Whitney, Cady and Wellman appeared for Newton with De Rusha, Hernandez and Bryant for Stone School amid soggy infield and slippery balls.
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Newton High
Newton
Stone School
R.H.E. Newton H
Whitney
Cady
Wellman
de Rusha
Hernandez
Bryant
Steamship Arrivals and Departures Across Atlantic Route Chart
A dense list records arrivals and clearances of steamers and schooners including City of Macon Bostonian Persian and Esparza. Vessels depart from and sail to Boston Philadelphia New York and Norfolk with barges to Maurice River Salem and Perth Amboy and include tugs and sloops like Enterprise and America. Names of ships ports and destinations fill the long maritime roster.
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Indradeo
Lea
Yokohama
Hiogo
Moji
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Singapore
Gibraltar
City of Macon
Diehl
Savannah
Kershaw
Johnson
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
Thacher
Philadelphia
H. F. Dimock
Hawes
New York
Transportation
Hersey
Bay State
Linscott
Portland
Camden
Brown
Winterport
City of Gloucester
Godfrey
Gloucester
Tgs
Lehigh
McGoldrick
Perth Amboy
Berkshire
Brunette
Black Wood
Honey Brook
Bennett
Newburyport
Port Johnson
Conestoga
Olsen
Maple Hill
Lynn
East
Thomaston
Augusta
Francis C. Hersey
Baker
Enterprise
May
Goodwin
H. S.M
Dionne
Port Gilbert
N. S
Annie
Doucette
Salmon River
N.S
Jordan L. Mott
Yorrey
Rockland
Eliza Levensaler
Thompson
Barbour
Rockport
Norton
Ervin J. Luce
Paschal
Eleanor A. Percy
Ross
Wm. L. Douglas
McLean
Georgian
London
Bostonian
Manchester
Eng
Nanna
Macors
D. Rossano
Louisburg
M. B
Iermod
Charleston
Jacksonville
H. M. Whitney
Ida M. Barton
St. John
N. B
James Young
Esparza
Port Simon
C. R
Frances
Macoris
Boston
Yarmouth
Calvin Austin
Eastport
A. F. Lucas
Halifax
Nantucket
Joseph W. Fordney
Maurice River
Patience
Rutherford
Schuylkill
Lincoln
Carlis
Cto
Salem
Molino
Conewago
Bonanza
Burden
Buffet
Vineyard Haven
Cheektowaga
Brooklyn
Banter
Buttress
Annie R. Lewis
Stonington
Mary E. Lynch
Sadie A. Kimball
Blue Hill
Hume
Eben Parsons
Marguerite
Georgietta
Sullivan
William Keene
Cutler
Nile
Portland Packs
Boothbay
Sloop America
Mass
Stage reopenings and upcoming shows at Boston theatres
The Majestic Theatre relaunches with The Prince of Pilsen starring Jess Dandy. Shubert Theatre hosts A Matinee Idol by De Wolftropp er. Chauncey Olcott visits Boston with Barry of Ballymore, and Robert Hilliard ends his A Fool There Was run today. Ethel Barrymore closes a week at the Hollis with Alice on double bill.
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Majestic Theatre
Theatres Preview of April Shows Across Cities
The piece lists upcoming engagements and continuations at multiple venues. Rebecca of Sunny Brook Farm and The Arcadians are set for April 24, Frank Daniels in The Girl In the Train continues for one more week at the Colonial, Jumping Jupiter returns with Richard Carle, and The End of the Bridge plus St Elmo are highlighted for ongoing runs.
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Colonial Theatre
Mats Frank Daniels
Chas. Dillingham
Rebecca
Sunny Brook Farm
Frank Daniels
Park Theatre
Castle Square Theatre
St. Elmo
The
Grand Opera House
Billy
Black Patti
Paul Armstrong
New York
B. F. Keith
Abe Attell
the Old Howard
Appointed Curate at Trinity Church Boston
Edwin H. Van Etten a senior of the Episcopal Theological School Cambridge has been appointed curate of Trinity Church Boston by the rector Rev Alexander Mann to succeed the Rev Ernest C Tuthill who resigned before Christmas to accept a parish in New Jersey.
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Edwin H. van Etten
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Boston
Alexander Mann
D. D
Ernest C. Tuthill
New Jersey
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