New York Market Blooms With Dull Session Again
Wall Street sees another uneventful day as prices drift without direction. Traders report lack of buying or selling pressure and await clearer signals from British budget news and railroad financing rumors.
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Wall Street
London
Berlin
New York
John J Murphy Elected President of Massachusetts Letter Carriers
Worcester April 19 John J Murphy longtime Boston post office carrier and vice president of the Massachusetts State Association of Letter Carriers was elected president of the group at the annual convention. He previously led the Boston Letter Carriers Mutual Benefit Association in 1993.
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John J. Murphy
Worcester
Boston Post Office
Massachusetts State Association of Letter Carriers
Mr. Murphy
Boston Letter Carriers’ Mutual Benefit Association
Sunday church services listed for Boston area
A long roster of Sunday worship at multiple churches including Roxbury street Baptist, Tremont Temple Baptist, Dudley Street Baptist, First Baptist Commonwealth Ave, Clarendon Street, Old South Congregational, Shawmut Congregational, Park Street, Berkeley Temple, First Church of Christ Scientist, Tremont Street M E, Peoples Temple and Spiritu alist congregations. It notes service times. subjects. soloists. choirs. and free seats. Special activities include classes and youth programs.
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Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont Street
Charles ©. Earle
Ethel M. Bishop
Eolian
Roxbury Young Men’s Alliance
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
P. S. Henson
D. D
L. H. Rhodes
Anna Ellis Exter
Schubert
Dexter
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Harvard
Ale
Dowie
Sanford
N. H. Harriman
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Clarendon Street
The
Holy City
Alfred R. Gaul
George A. Gordon
Joseph R. Taylor
Boston University
Christ
Gordon
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
Samuel W. Irwin
Shawmut
Park ST
Berkeley Temple
Berkeley Street
Warren Avenue
Allen A. Stockdale
Christian Scientist the First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul
Boston
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
Methodist Episcopal
M. E
Concord
Tremont Streets
H. L. Winston
Prensehbing
Epworth League
Asbury
Springfield
People's Temple
Charles A. Crane
Nelson W. Deveneatu
First Spiritual Science Church
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
M. A. Wilkinson
Johnson
Fox
Mosier
Knowles
Geogian
Grover
Thompson
George
Carbee
Professor Smith
Wilkinson
Witham
Sheafe’s Hall
Huntington Chambers
First Spiritual Church OF Boston (Inc
Clara E. Strong
Walter J. Mason
Carrie D. Chapman
America Hall
Washington Street
A. Banks Scott
H. A. Stickra
Malden Progressive Spiritualists’ Society (Inc
Pleasant Street
F. A. Sherriff
Elrere
Carrie Tainter
W. Derry
N. H
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M. A. Belcher
Marlboro
Universalist
Grove Hall
Universalist Church
Washington and
Wilder Streets
Dorcheser
George W. Colson
the Broad Church
Surday School
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Religious and Spiritual Gatherings Across Boston This Sunday
Multiple faith groups announce services lectures and meetings across Boston venues including Union Hall Boylston Street Theosophical talks at Hotel Pelham and Universal Brotherhood Hall Spiritualist and Psychic lectures and Sunday schools in Huntington Avenue Bromfield Street and Park Square venues with noted speakers and performers listed.
May Sell The Ontario Road May Sell The Ontario Road
New Haven president Mellen said the New York New Haven and Hartford may sell its control of the New York Ontario and Western railroad. The company has not bought more stock since the original purchase and will decide its retention based on future protection needs. The Ontario line was acquired to safeguard coal rates from Pennsylvania mines.
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New Haven, Conn
Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Today
New York, Ontario & Western Road
New Haven
New York, Ontario & Western
Ontario Road
Pennsylvania
Trunk Line
New York Central
New Haven Road
Boston & Albany
New York Central Railroad
Castle Square
Howell Hansel
Mrs. Tanqueray
Bowdoin Square
Ethel Levey
Keith’s
John C. Rice
Sally Cohen
Dunbars
Smith and Campbell
May Edouin
Fred Edwards
Willis Family
Borani
Nevaro
Albertine Melich
Orpheum
Champagne Girls
Old Howard
Fields
Woolley
Elmer and Tenley
Milt Wood
Columbia
Nightingales
Palace Theatre
Clark
Runaway Girls
Transatlantic
Congress of Novelties
Austin & Stone’s
St. Moritz
New Theatre
Bill
The
Popular Theatre
New York Central Urged By Ontario and Western Deal Prospects
Rumors say control of the New York Ontario and Western may pass to the New York Central Railroad from the New Haven Hartford line. The New Haven owns large Ontario and Western stock and seeks coal region influence, while the Central prefers consolidated management to ease congestion on the West Shore. Negotiations show little immediate prospect of a deal.
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Delaware, Lack & West
Distillers Ree
Erie
Great Northern
Illinois Central Te
International Paper
Iowa Centra
Kan City
Toulsville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Kansas & Texas
Rock Island
St l
St_ I & West
Union Pacific
United States
United Me Steel
Icainta
Carolina Chem
Wabash Oe
Chicago
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Seme & Foundry
Am Smelting & Refining
Atchison de Pref
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid ‘Transit
Canadian Pacific
Central Ae
Gheanpeate & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago & & North He
Chic
Mil & St Paul
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Delaware & Hudson
New York Central Railroad
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Douglas Copper Company Offers 20000 Shares At 10 50
Douglas Copper Company invites public subscriptions covering an allotment of 20000 shares at 10.50 each. The company highlights its Sonora Mexico location, mining network, 1000 ton smelter at Fundicion, extensive ore reserves, and strong earnings potential with copper demand rising worldwide.
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Treasury
Douglas Copper Company
Sonora
Mexico
Fundicton
Southern Pacific Railroad
Reine
Dividends Declared by Amalgamated Copper Company
Amalgamated Copper Company directors declare a dividend of one and one half percent and an extra half percent, payable May 27, 1907, to stockholders of record April 26, 1907. Transfer books close April 25 and reopen May 4. A H Melin secretary and treasurer.
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Amalgamated Copper Company
Broadway
New York
A. H. Melin
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George Mendall Taylor
Sir Raja Swami
Temple of Philosophy
India
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Matook
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Mt. Vernon Street
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NEW Thought
Sheafe’s
Huntington Avenue
Julia Seton Sears
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Watch Tower, Bible, and Tract Society
A. M. Graham
Park Street
Park Street Church Society
Unity Church
Jordan Hall
Gainsboro Street
F. A. Wiggin
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
J. G. Brady
Alaska
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Wesleyan Hall
Bromfield Street
Minnie Draner
Paine Tall
Appleton Street
J. P. Bland
John Gills
H. E. Robinson
A. T. Jones
Bowdoin Square Tabernacle
Frederick E. Heath
T. W. Curtis
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
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Aldrich Hall
Spiritualists’ Meetings
Commercial Hall
Mr. Smith
Clarence Willis
Mary Carbee
Josephine Webster
Duren
Simpson
Annie Hanson Kibble
James Marston
Curran
Anna Morgan
H. A. Stickney
Mary Lovering
Maud McArthur
Alfred Rowe
Ida Rowe
Milligan
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Caroline Cousens
Spiritual Science Fraternity
Mme. Heber
Harry McDonough
L. A. J. Harcourt
William H. Bradley
First Spiritual Temple
Exeter Street
Wisdom
Pearl
R. G. Ingersoll
N. J. Willis
Schod
J. M. Temple
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Aldwych Hall
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Maybh
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Anna Karenina
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George Sidney
Izzy
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Mr. Blarney
Ireland
John Craig
Heart of Maryland
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Robert Fitzsimmons
Symphony Hall
Arthur Hartmann
Adolphe Borschke
Richard Carle
Colonial Theatre
T. E. Lothian
George Matthews
A. E. Lothian
Park Theatre
Nance O'Neil
Cleo
James R. Keen
Frank Cauley
Boston Museum
Ellen Terry
Douglas Copper
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Ein Terry
G. Bernard Shaw
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Miss Terry
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Strondheart
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