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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1907

Page

12

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.

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.

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.

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 O. m M. A. Belcher Marlboro Universalist Grove Hall Universalist Church Washington and Wilder Streets Dorcheser George W. Colson the Broad Church Surday School Y. P

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.

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.

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.

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.

Amalgamated Copper Company Broadway New York A. H. Melin

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B. Y. M. Christian Union Union Hall Boylston Street Oliver D. Sewall Brookline Commonwealth W. C. Mooney Otto E. Lewis A. H. Carpenter W. H. Corliss George Mendall Taylor Sir Raja Swami Temple of Philosophy India Hotel Pelham Matook Erickson Universal Brotherhood Hall Mt. Vernon Street Universal Brotherhood Organization NEW Thought Sheafe’s Huntington Avenue Julia Seton Sears M. D 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 Christadelphian 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 Children’s Progressive Lyceum NO. 1 Spiritualist William S. Butler Aldwych Hall Circle Lzetta B. Sears Maybh Joseph Stanaway England Come J. A. Blackden Cadet Wall Lynn Thomas Cross Psychic Church H. G. Howard N. Y ONT. & Western New York Sun New York, New Haven & Hartford Ontario & Western New England Hudson River Oswego Lake Ontario Cornwall Hudson Scranton Port Jervis West Shore Weehawken Central James K. Hackett Tremont Jericho Henry Woodruff Majestic Brown Virginia Harned Count Tolstoi Anna Karenina Boston Theatre George Sidney Izzy Globe Theatre Fiske O’hara Mr. Blarney Ireland John Craig Heart of Maryland Buffalo Grand Opera House 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 Calumet & Hecla Douglas C. F. King Journal Building Fredonia Boardman Goldfield Montezuma Mohawk N. E.goldfield Massachusetts Loan & Guarantee Company Hornblower & Weeks Commission State St Monroe Street McKinley Darragh Cobalt District James J. Benelisha & Co Prince P. O. Box Boswyocolo Acme Clenevis J. L. Rick CO International Trust Co Milk St D. W. Smith & CO Matinee Eee Buffalo King Wild West W’k Robt Fitzsimmons E hGe Tie Bowdoin Austin & Stone’s Museum and Scollay Lyceum Behman Junie McGree and CO. Tighe Collegians Ray L. Royce fJasque Quartet Pekin Zonaves Geo. B. Reno and Co Bernar Mannikins the Brittons al Carleton Ethel Leve Smith and Elm Hill Council K. of C IN White Alfred Sutro Walls OF Jericho Will J. Block Amusement Co Frank Lalor Stella Mayhew and Company of Henry Lee Empire City Quartet Hess Sisters Morris’ Society Pony Circus W & Erlanger Cohan Mister Fay Templeton Witl Pf Brown Hollis ST Charles Frohman Ein Terry G. Bernard Shaw Captain Brassbound Miss Terry Theatre Today America Robert Edeson Strondheart Nance O’neil Anima Adm Washington and Beach S Baby Ission Rosa GLOBE Sidney Fiske O'Hara Jordan Emil Paul Symphony Ifall Mason & Hamlin Percy Williams Mats S—Soc Oxford George Evans Gardner Maddern Bo-Peep & Her Sheap Fred Watson Morrissey Sisters Dover Sts Miles Bros Family Circle Castle Sq Down Town Winter St Nert Weelk Uuch Columbia Burlesque Vaudeville Howard Adams House Tarker House Young's Hotel T. J. Boles Washington St H Hall Sn Ifremont Temple Burton Holmes Vesuvius Fall. River Providence Oxy Evay
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