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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1912

Page

14

Market rally theme tempers amid bearish signals and political notes

The market shows a topside advance fading into a real reaction after six weeks, with volume suggesting the upward move is checked. Bearish factors include Roosevelt's strength, railroad engineers' strike vote, a coal miner deadlock, higher money rates, and a wheat price spike, while positives cite general business gains, railroad earnings, steel price strength, copper at high levels, and optimism that labor and political issues may resolve.

Roosevelt Justice Hughes Riis

Market Balance Adjustments Amid Trading Phase

The text notes a shifting balance in market forces and predicts that during readjustment the market will resemble little more than a trading affair with limited broader movement.

Calendar for Today Dividends Payable

Lists callable dividends and prices for numerous stocks and preferred shares with notes such as books close and meeting dates including Am. Agricultural Chem. Bell Tel. of Can. Ltd. U.S. Steel and others, outlining payment and closing details across industries.

Film fire triggers panic in Bronx theater injuring children

A roll of films ignited in a moving picture house in the Bronx today causing a panic among about 500 spectators. Several people were hurt in the crush to escape, mostly children, though none of the injuries are serious. The blaze was extinguished promptly by a fire extinguisher.

New York Bronx

Twenty-Four Held in Gambling Raid at Magnolia Club

Police from Division 9 arrested twenty-four men at 4 40 am in the Magnolia Club at 1264 Massachusetts avenue charging them with being present where gambling implements were found. Seven dice a pool table and a carpet were seized. Most detainees are Dorchester residents and they face Roxbury court arraignment today.

Magnolia Club Massachusetts Avenue Division 9 Murphy Dorchester Roxbury Court

Bishop Harkins Marks 25 Years in Providence

Bishop Mathew Harkins of the Providence diocese completes 25 years since consecration. A pontifical high mass is planned with a complimentary luncheon and monster reception at Infantry Hall. A $50,000 charitable purse will be presented, and more than 500 escort him to the public event.

Providence, R. I Mathew Harkins Providence Camillus Pail Maes Covington Harkins Infantry Hall Maes Louis I. Walsh Portland Daniel F. Feehan Fall River Thos. F. Doran Thomas P. Grace City Joseph R. Bourgeois Arctic William Meenan Newport J. H. Beland Central Falls J. F. Murray A. Foley Bishop Walsh

Fog delays ships at Boston wharves amid heavy fish deliveries

Eight schooners and one steam trawler arrived at T wharf with large catches. Ripple logged 650000 pounds of haddock cod scrod and hake while other vessels reported 30000 45000 pounds. Fog halted harbor activity and stowed vessels in port along the coast delaying arrivals and freight movement.

T Wharf Ripple Washakie Valentina Yankee Joseph DeCosta Georgianna Marian Regina Vineyard Haven Boston Red Star Antwerp Tribe Dominion Atlantic Railway Halifax Port Limon United Fruit Company Limon Blair Baltimore Wilmington Delaware Customs Department Night Force Customs Service

Shipping News Mini Almanac for April 15

Sun rises at 5 03 am and sets at 6 26 pm giving a day length of 13 hours 28 minutes High tide at 9 45 am and 10 95 pm Rise of tide at 9 ft 2 in and 6 ft 4 in Vessels arrived including Stedmers Timon Blair Port Wimon Co R Boss Simms Yarmouth N B Calvin Aux Mitchell St John Me City of Macon Diehl Savannah Dorchester Payne Norfolk Tuscan Hillary Philadelphia H F YDitmack Hawes New York Belfast Curtis Bangor Me Governor Dingley Strout Portland Me City of Gloucester Godfrey Gloucester tugs Honey Brook Bennett Newburyport C R R No 15 for Port Johnson Portsmouth Perkins Portsmouth N H barges 21 and 27 8S Thomas Brown Fall River Francis C. Hersey Hopkins Lynn SAILED Steamers Aurora Azua 8 C Onondaga Charleston and Jacksonville Newton Baltimore towing barge Cleona Lynn May Lyon Maurice River Gypsum King Spencers Island N S towing barges Ontario and Hamburg Windsor N S

Stedmers Timon Blair Port Wimon Co. R Boss Simms Yarmouth Calvin Aux Mitchell St. John N. B Aurora Azua 8. C Onondaga Charleston Jacksonville Newton Baltimore Francis C. Hersey Cleona Philadelphia Lynn May Lyon Calvin Elizabeth Maurice River New York Spencers Island N. S Ontario Hamburg Windsor

Elks' Ladies' Night Planned for Patriots' Day Eve

Boston Lodge of Elks announces a ladies night on Thursday April 18 at the Elks' Home Somerset Street. Dancing in the upper hall and a collation served on the main floor with officers Patrick F. O'Keefe John J. Cassidy Dennis A. O'Neil and Sidney V Rintele in charge.

Boston Lodge of Elks Elks Somerset Street Patrick F. O'Keefe John J. Cassidy Dennis A.o'neil Sidney V. Rin

Directors Oppose 10 Amendment and Panama Canal Bill

Boston port directors condemn Section 5 changes in the Panama Canal bill No. 21969 arguing the measure would handicap American railways, foster steamship monopoly, and jeopardize coastwise traffic. They urge discretionary canal powers and note advantages of rail controlled steamship lines for rates and connections.

Long Island Sound Panama Canal Canal Administration Boston Massachusetts Congress

Ptomaine Poisoning Kills Five Children in Montague Area

Five of six children of Patrick Mc Gee, farmer on St Marys road near Montague, died within 38 hours after eating canned herring. The family, including the mother who recovered, consisted of three girls and two boys aged 6 to 13. The outbreak occurred after a Friday meal, with one son away from the home.

Charlottetown Patrick McGee St. Mary’s Road Montague

Panama Canal Bill Threat to Boston and Rail Shipping

The Panama Canal bill would bar railroads from owning or controlling water carriers, risking disruption of current transpor tation networks, loss of efficient joint through rates, and hurt to Boston port and New England trade. It risks European and Canadian competition, and creates vague competition rules that could stifle beneficial steamship links like Grand Trunk to New York.

Wheeler New England Navigation Company New York, New Haven & Hartford New York City Boston Commonwealth Panama Canal New England Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Company Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce Canada England Japan Canadian Pacific Railroad North America Grand Trunk Long Island Sound New York

Roxbury Grocer Mourns Cat Over Store Fire Loss

Miss Myrtle Taylor owner of a Roxbury grocery at 53 Haskins Street lost her store contents in a fire yesterday. She lamented more the death of her cat Beauty than the $500 in losses, saying the animal had been with her since last fall.

Myrtle . Taylor Haskins, Street Roxbury

Pirates Raid Reported in Jolo Philippines

A pirate raid is reported from Jolo. A Japanese pearl fishing boat is adrift with crew missing and presumed murdered. Mataja Lighthouse was attacked and robbed, likely by the same group. Gunboats have been sent to investigate.

Manila Jolo Mataja

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