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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1905

Page

10

Steel Preferred Makes a Record In volatile market today

Wall Street shows unsettled trading as gains spurred by steel stocks and rail prospects. United States Steel preferred hits a fresh high of 104 3-4 while Union Pacific and Amalgamated wobble amid big volume. Local market mirrors strength in St Paul and copper shares, but overall tone remains nervous with speculation on rail rates and possible naval conflict weighing on sentiment.

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Dividends Payable Notices from Multiple Firms

Edison Electric Company pays semi annual dividends of $2.50 per share on May 1. Boston & Maine Railroad Company declares quarterly dividends of $1.75 per share for common stock on July 1. Greene Gold Company sets a dividend of 20 cents per share on May 20.

Edison Electric Brockton Boston & Maine Railroad Company Greene Gold Company

Congressman Weeks Recalls Japan Visit at Harvard Church

Congressman John W. Weeks spoke at the Harvard Congregational Church reception at the Hotel Beaconsfield. He described experiences in Japan and praised Japanese soldiers and citizens. More than 200 members and ladies attended, with C. H. Eglee presiding. The church choir provided vocal selections.

The Boston Market Dividend and Trade Report

The Boston Market reports a first instalment paid as ex dividend. Total listed stock sales reach 46 851 shares with bonds at 167 000 dollars and unlisted stocks at 0 58 shares.

Fraud order against Ubero fraud order against Ubero

Postmaster Hibbard and Inspector Leatherman report a fraud order from the Post Office Department at Washington against the Ubero Plantation Company of Boston and the Consolidated Ubero Plantation Company and their officers. About $2,000,000 in funds are involved, with stockholders facing losses and complaints from New England. The Boston bonds and stock values are cited, and officials Steadman and Hood are noted as in Paris.

Hamlin, Thompson & Sheldon Guanajuato Franklin Edwards Savings Bank Commissioners Trust Companies Boston Stock Exchange Hooper Boston T Elevated Railway Company Kidder, Peabody & Co Springfield Street Railway Company Lee, Higginson & Co New Haven Road Boston News Dominion Coal Plan Treasury Edwin G. Heath Hibbard Postoffice Lawrence Leatherman Postoffice Department Washington Ubero Plantation Company Boston Consolidated Obero Plantation Company Post Office Snow Ubero New England Boston Company Inspector Snow Consolidated Company Siegel-Cooper Company New York Arthur W. Steadman Fred C. Hood Hood Rubber Company Paris

Wheat market slips on light trading in Chicago

Liberal receipts at primary points weighed on prices as July and May futures fell while corn oats and provisions declined. Early firmness from Liverpool faded as bullish Southwest forecasts failed to sustain the rally. Primary receipts reached 483,200 bushels with 79 local cars as hog prices dropped 10 cents amid heavy supplies.

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United States Steel Stockholders Meet In New York

At the annual meeting United States Steel stockholders approved acts of directors and the finance committee for 1904, elected eight directors for three year terms, and re-elected retiring directors. They ratified Clairton Steel property purchases and fixed dividend dates, with proxies tallying 1,991,341 preferred and 2,480,074 common shares.

New York United States Steel Clairton Steel Clairton Robert Winsor Thomas Morrison Morrison Charles M. Schwab Daniel Wolfe Gary

Hartford combines Shaw with Boston line to Hartford and Worcester

The Hartford Manchester and Rockville Tramway Co changes hands as Boston and Worcester Railway Co purchases a controlling stake led by James F. Shaw & Co. The plan builds a Hartford Worcester direct line via Stafford Springs and East Brimfield to Palmer, shortening Springfield to Boston by about two miles and tying Hartford to Boston by a 100 mile Springfield to Boston route.

Hartford, Conn Hartford Hartford & Worcester Railway Company Rockville Worcester Stafford Springs Boston East Brimfield Palmer Springfield

New York Stock Market News Shows Weekend Upturn

The New York Consolidated market opened erratic but with an underlying strength. St Paul rose about 4 points while United Pacific moved within a two point range. New York Central faced selling pressure and failed to rally. Amalgamated Copper Locomotive American Smelting and General Electric fell on profit taking. American Woolen gained near three points before retreating. Total sales reached 250,170 shares with varied closes across blue chips and rails.

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Trolley Trips for Patriots Day

The Newton Street Railway Company offers special excursion trolleys tomorrow starting at noon to follow the Marathon runners from Ashland through South Framingham Natick Wellesley Newton Lower Falls West Newton and Commonwealth avenue to Lake street reservoir. Passengers can transfer to regular Boston cars for the final leg. Lincoln Concord landmarks along the route will be visible as Lexington and Concord celebrate Patriots Day with historic fervor.

Brush Newton Street Railway Company Ashland South Framingham Natick Wellesley Newton Lower Falls West Newton Commonwealth Avenue Lake Street Reservoir Boston Paul Revere Lexington and Concord

Handel and Haydn Society Easter Creation Enjoyed at Symphony Hall

The Creation drew a brilliant crowd yesterday as buyers secured seats for Easter Sunday evening. Assisting soloists were well chosen, promising an enjoyable performance by the Handel and Haydn Society at Symphony Hall.

Handel and Haydn Society Symphony Hall

Howard Atheneum Show Attracts Full House Despite Warm Weather

The Howard Atheneum continues to draw crowds with a strong weekly bill led by Press Eldridge and his blackface wit. Highlights include Herbert's dogs with daring feats, Mlle Martha's strength display, Joe Morris with parody songs, Tanner and Gilbert's country boy sketches, Russell and Locke's water wagon routine, Burke and McEvoy as comedy boxers, and varied acts from Devone Shurtz to Hilton the Hebrew Juggler. Moving pictures titled Captivating Curves top off the program as baseball season themes recur.

the Howard Press Eldridge Herbert Dink Mlle Martha Joe Morris Tanner Gilbert Russell and Locke Charlestown Burke and McEvoy Devone Shurtz Hilton Holbrooks Signor Chefalo Alfo Susie Smithers Mary Wise

Palace Theatre Presents Rose Sydell London Belles

The Rose Sydell London Belles opened a week at the Palace Theatre with Dazzling Nancy or A Trip to the Bottom of the Sea. Rose Sydell stars as Nancy Hanks with a lively two act burlesque, bright music, costuming, and varied specialties by Campbell, Kenney, Hollis, Dorsey, Wright, Waltgen, the Weston sisters, Rich and others.

Rose Sydell London Belles Company Palace Theatre Palace Nancy Hanks W. SS. Campbell Johnny Weber John J. Kenney Edward Wright Frank W. Hollis George Dorsey Henry Waltgen Alio Jack Bertha Rich Kenney Hollis Weston Sisters Dorsey Waltgen Wright Campbell Weber Relyea

Nickelodeon draws crowds with six day wrestling world title event

Large crowds flocked to the Nickelodeon to watch Manager Walker’s six day tournament for the catch as catch can world championship featuring heavyweight female wrestlers. Emily Hall of New York led with five victories. other acts included Tala Loolah, Sam Johnson the human reservoir, and a magic act by Hall. The burlesque by Perkins and Calvette’s Elite drew crowds with Era Luna and a cast of dancers and comedians. Amateurs will appear Friday night.

Nickelodeon Walker Emily Hall New York Tala Loolah Sam Johnson Perkins Calvette Perkins and Calvette Carola Hagar Frothingham and Denham Rogers Sisters Jack Collins

Walker's Museum Bowdoin Square Show Draws Crowds

Monster crowds filled Walker's Museum Bowdoin Square as Buffalo Sunflower and Belfield Walcott impressed on the mat. Fielding displayed underwater feats and a grand all nations beauty show attracted many. The theatre featured Hartford Campbell burlesque and living pictures with stars including Hanley brothers and Irene Campbell. Joe Walcott is slated to return next week.

Walker’s Museum Bowdoin Square Curio Buffalo Sunflower Belfield Walcott Joe Walker New England Curb Hall Hartford Campbell Gentlemen Bank Joe Walcott

Empire Theatre Show Delights Boston Patrons With Miss Hopper

Edna Wallace Hopper headlines at the Empire Theatre in Captain January a lively vaudeville bill praised for her first Boston appearance in three years. The program features Powell the magician Nat Clifford Delia Donald the Cornallas and lively comedy and vaudeville acts ensuring broad audience appeal.

Edna Wallace Hopper Empire Theatre Miss Hopper Boston Captain January Augustus Barratt Laura FE. Richards Missy M Hopper Paul Everton Idna Wallace Hopper January Powell Nat Clifford Delia Donald Bostonians Eight Cornallas Shorty Lillian de Witt Reed MelIntyre Rice Vitagraph

Modern miracle at Austin and Stones Museum

Abbott Parker, struck by lightning, bears a copper crucifix image tattooed on his back. The crowd floods the lobby as Parker displays the living image from 10 to 10 daily, with scientists puzzled by the phenomenon and a slate of variety acts lighting the curio hall show.

Austin & Stone’s Museum Austin & Stone's Museum Abbott Parker Parker Curio Hall Bonnettes Danoras Vohan Kokovi Lew Mettler Mmne Myers Blanchards Mrs. Lockwood Brighams Hughes Kelley Danforth Bruce

Something New at Columbia Burlesque and Baseball Scoreboard

The Columbia theater boasts a giant scoreboard showing long distance baseball progress while burlesque acts play nearby. Dave Marion opens with The Doings of Mr Pipp featuring himself, plus The Poisoner with 20 wives. The vaudeville lineup includes Annie Morris, Parker Ward Parker, Frank Hanson Nat Harris, and Kennedy’s trained animals.

Farren The Columbia Dave Marion Mr. Pipp Stevenson and Bissert Professor Kennedy

Vorenberg's Window Display Draws Crowds In Morning Room Scene

Vorenberg's department store on the Hanover and Washington corner features a unique window display. Wax figures dressed in smart clothes sit at a table as a man enters and chats with them before changing into the store's attire with the help of his valet. The display aims to showcase the hand-tailored garments the store is famous for and attracts thousands of spectators.

Vorenberg Hanover Washington Streets

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