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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1904

Page

9

Novel eight year plan proposes 4 percent dividend base

A Boston backed project seeks $2.5 million capital with $1.5 million already invested in a plant including railroad, banks, timber lands, mills, offices and town sites. Ten thousand shares offered as 1000 subscriptions of ten shares each, priced at $100 per subscription, paid over eight years with stock certificates issued as payments are made. Permanent 4 percent cash dividend, stock dividends to raise capital, with potential value of $10,000 per $1,000 invested if earnings reach $1 million annually.

Boston Boston News Bureau United Metals United Metals Selling Company American Telephone Company Franklin Demmon Anaconda Copper and Silver Mining Company Frank H. Poole Burnham& Haynes United Copper Company Heath

Market Dull and Irregular Across Stocks

The market opened dull with uneven turnover and uncertain price moves, led by small room traders and cautious investors. Pacific stocks showed slight leadership on upturns, while United States Steel decline weighed on sentiment. rail earnings, iron ore fears, weather disruptions, and a large New York city bond sale influenced nearby activity.

Wall Street United States Steel Preferred Clairton Steel Company Toronto New York City Iron Age Boston New York LANG

Venner Again After Northern Securities Case

A report claimed a new suit against Northern Securities and an order signed by Justice Giegerich, returnable tomorrow, which he denied signing. The tale said C H Venner of Boston started the suit linked to Continental Securities. Copies of an order to show cause why Harriman and Union Pacific should not accept stock under the Hill plan were served on counsel and NSC officers.

New York Northern Securities Company Giegerich Supreme Court C. H. Venner Boston Continental Securities Company E. H. Harriman Union Pacific Railroad Harriman

Sharp Drop in Wheat in Chicago Market

On April 20 in Chicago the May wheat option fell 2 1 2 cents as traders aimed to close positions. July followed down 1 8, closing near the day’s lows. Corn slipped 1 2 and oats 1 4. Provisions held about yesterday’s finish.

Chicago

Another Trust Co Bill Reported By Banking Committee

In executive session yesterday the committee on banks and banking voted to report to the Legislature another general trust company bill. This will be similar to the bill rejected by the Senate, except that all provisions are struck out which are in the existing laws.

Committee On Banks and Banking General Trust Company Senate

Collector Lyman's Vacation in Atlantic City

George H. Lyman collector of the port and Mrs. Lyman left town yesterday for a brief sojourn in Atlantic City and will probably not return before next Saturday or Sunday.

George H. Lyman Atlantic City

Northern Securities Meeting Enjoined in New Jersey

In Trenton New Jersey April 20 suit filed in the circuit court of the United States for the district of New Jersey against the Northern Securities Company by Edward H Harriman Winslow Pierce the Oregon Short Line Railroad Company and the Equitable Trust Company of New York trustee under the Oregon Short Line participating mortgage to restrain the company from carrying out the directors plan to distribute treasury stock of the Northern Pacific and Great Northern railways Judge Andrew Kirkpatrick issued a temporary restraining order preventing the stockholders meeting at Hoboken scheduled for tomorrow to vote on the distribution plan

State Street New York Bears Steel Trust Clairton Steel Company Pennsylvania Union Pacific Southern Pacific Hill Minnesota New York Consolidated Exchange Lawson Buffalo Express Thomas W. Lawson Standard Oil Amalgamated Copper Range Daly West Mass Michigan Osceola Parrot Utah Atlantic Centennial Elm River Franklin Isle Royale Mohawk Old Dominion Shannon U. S Dominion Coal Massachusetts Gas Massachusetts American Telephone Mining and Stock Exchange Treadwell Greene Trenton N. J Circuit Court of the United States District of New Jersey Northern Securities Company Edward H. Harriman Winslow Pierce Oregon Short Line Railroad Company Equitable Trust Company of New York Oregon Short Line Northern Pacific Great Northern Railway Andrew Kirkpatrick Hoboken Northern Securities Treasury

State Board of Trade endorses indirect taxation shift

The Massachusetts State Board of Trade, in an executive Vendome meeting, urged deriving Commonwealth revenue mainly from corporation excises license fees and other indirect taxes alongside inheritance taxes. Guests included F. H. Tassdale of the Master Builders and Trade Association of Quincy John O Hall of Quincy and J B Smith of Dedham Board of Trade. This was the final meeting until October.

Massachusetts State Board of Trade Vendome Commonwealth F. H. Tassdale Master Builders and Trade Association of Quincy John O. Hall Quincy J. B. Smith Dedham Board of Trade Board

Gloucester Schooner Foul near New York Dock

The fishing schooner Quickstep of Gloucester dragged her anchor off Sandy Hook and fouled the government dock. She lost her main boom and mainsail and a dory was smashed.

New York Quickstep Gloucester Mass Sandy Hook Government Dock

Notable Dividend and Security Holdings Summary

Ex dividend noted with first instalment paid. Total sales include listed stocks 16,566 shares and unlisted stocks 1,741 shares. Bonds amount to $120,000. No further context or entities provided.

Stage Burnished Boston The Globe hosts record crowds this week

Weber and Fields star in Whoop De Doo at the Globe Theatre with Lillian Russell Louis Mann Charles J. Ross Mabel Fenton and others selling out. Box office opens for Nance O Neil at Hollis Street Theatre with a varied Boston program including Magda Camille and Fires of St John. Busy Boston theatres feature Babes in Toyland King Dodo Busy Izzy Parsifal and more drawing large audiences across multiple venues.

Hollis Street Nance O'Neil Boston Camille St. John Lady Macbeth John B. Schoeffel Miss O'Neil Elizabeth England Dodo Richard Golden Tremont Theatre Pixley and Luders George Sidney Majestic Theatre Izzy Old Guard Bates Ward Voices Marie Doran Castle Square Theatre Grand Opera House Lighthouse By the Sea Music Hall James H. Wallick Gates of Justice Bowdoin Square Theatre Mrs. Wiggs of Cabbage Patch Arnold Daly Keith's Thomas J. Ryan Mary Richfield Japrussa Keith John Bowker Charmion the Howard Merry Maidens Lyceum Clarence Wilbur Palace Theatre Patsy Tom Robinson Elsie Fay Julia Natus May Burke Tiger Lines Company Santos-Dumont Austin & Stone Museum

Kid Parker to close featherweight title run at Nickel Odeon

Wrestling fans are reminded Kid Parker the featherweight champion will end his engagement at the Nickel Odeon this week with tonight's premiere. The piece Woodland by Pixley and Luders opens in Providence and moves to Tremont next Monday. An augmented orchestra led by William McKinley will accompany the charity concert at Colonial Theatre next Sunday featuring Boston stars such as Joe Cawthorne and Edith St. Clair. Alfred Reisenauer will perform in Jordan Hall next Saturday with Beethoven and Schubert works. The People's Choral Union's seventh annual concert at Symphony Hall next Sunday features Rossini Stabat Mater and Gounod Saint Cecilia Mass conducted by Samuel W. Cole. Arthur Rudd thanks friends for condolence letters after Hugo Bunth's death. James J. Corbett returns to Boston vaudeville with a large concert bill at Majestic Theatre and Music Hall.

William McKinley Colonial Theatre Boston Joe Cawthorne William Norris Harry Bulger William Macart Viola Gillette Leila McIntyre Queenie Vassar Clifton Crawford Edith St. Clair Alfred Reisenauer Jordan Hall Beethoven Schumann Schubert Chopin Liszt People’s Choral Union Symphony Mall Samuel W. Cole Rossini

Chinaman Wins Columbia Fellowship in Constitutional Law

New York April 24 The first fellowship ever won by a Chinaman at Columbia University was awarded yesterday to Ching Yung Yen for exceptionally brilliant work in the School of Political Science. Though only 28 years of age Yen is a graduate of Imperial Tientsin University. His fellowship was won in constitutional law.

New York Columbia University Ching Yung Yen School of Political Science Yen Imperial Tientsin University

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