Powerful support steadies declines in Stock Market
Wall Street reports that measures of support stabilized prices, easing liquidation tied to California calamity fears. Money market firmed for loans while stock indices rallied with late buying in Amalgamated, Northern Pacific, Reading and Union Pacific among the leaders. gold imports rose as foreign exchange remained volatile.
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California
State Street
Bears
Pacific Coast
Amalgamated
Smelling
Anaconda
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Steel Common
New York Stock Exchange
Sani
New York Funds
Boston Clearings
Boston
Treasury
New York
Reichsmark Guilders Seb
Dividends Payable From Various American Companies
A list of forthcoming dividends includes Boston and Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Company paying 2 dollars per share plus a 10 dollar per share extra, on April 19. Quincy Mining Company 2.50 per share on May 17. H B Claflin Company first preferred 11 4 percent and second preferred 11 2 percent, on May 1. Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company of Canada 2 1 2 percent quarterly. New Central Coal Company of Maryland 2 percent on May 1. Pullman Company 2 percent on May 15. Trenton Potteries Company 2 percent on April 25. North American Company of New York 11 4 percent on June 1. Helena Light and Railway 11 4 percent on April 30. Twin City Rapid Transit 11 4 percent on May 15.
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Hooley, Learnard & Co
Europe
A. G. Hooley
Hornblower & Weeks
New York
Amalgamated Copper Company
South Omaha
Neb
Northeast Butte Copper Company
Butte
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American Biscuit Company
Board of Education of
Yonkers
N. Y
Quincy
Calumet
Pere Marquette Railroad
Detroit
Dominion Steel Company
Pennsylvania
Terre Haute Traction & Light Company
Terre Haute
Ind
Old Colony Railroad Company
Rochester
Bank of Savings of
New York City
Mackay & Co
Park Tilford Company
National Lead Company
Jersey
Citty
W. H. Thompson
Daniel Guggenheim
Murray Guggenheim
Edward Brush
Southern Railway Company
Richmond
British Columbia Copper Company
Winthrop
Mass
Loring, Tolman & Tupper
North Butte Mining Company
Washoe Smelter
J. P. Morgan & Co
Toledo
Canada
Southern & Detroit First Mortgage
Boston Suburban Electric Company
R. S. O'Laughlin
Butterick Publishing Company
George W. Wilder
H. R. O'Laughlin
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Mr. Wilder
Old Colony Trust Company
American Loan and Trust Com
High Amalgamated Copper
Am Car & Foundry
Hide & Leath
American Ice Securities
American Locomotive Am Smelting & Refining
Agar Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison Ee
Atlantic Coast
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Oan Pacific
Central Leather
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Colorado Fuel & Iron
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Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company of Canada
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Pullman Company
Trenton Potteries Company
North American Company of New York
Helena Light & Railway Company
Twin City Rapid Transit Company
Amalgamated Copper declares dividends at April meeting
The Amalgamated Copper Company board of directors declared a dividend of 1.5 percent and an extra 0.25 percent, payable May 28, 1906, to stockholders of record at 6 PM April 26, 1906. Transfer books close at 8 PM April 26 and reopen May 7 at 10 AM. A H Melin secretary-treasurer.
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Broadway
New York
At & O
A. H. Melin
Bond and stock market figures from The Boston Market
The April 20 report lists total sales by category with listed stocks at 60,665 shares and unlisted stocks 18,075 shares, bonds $38,000 and $2,000 respectively, plus rights activity and instalment details. Ex-dividend and assessment paid notes appear alongside.
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Boston curb market brisk on Raven Mining as prices slip
The Boston exchange curb reported moderately heavy business with Raven Mining as the salient feature. Morning selling pushed prices down to 41 4, then recovered to 41 4. East Butte and Butte Coalition were in demand around 35 1 2 and 12.
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East Butte
Butte Coalition
Closing Bond Prices Listed By Issuer and Date
A dense table of bond prices for US and international issues compares latest figures with those from Thursday April 19 and April 20. Readings cover US treasuries, corporate bonds, railroad issues, and utility securities with varying coupons and maturity terms.
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Manco
NRM Co
Nyc
NJC
No Pac
N & W Co
Do Ist Inc
OSL
Penn cv
Do 3d Inc
L&im
Tex & Pacis
T.sl&w
D & RG
Russian steamer Kazan wrecks on reef near Colombo
The Russian volunteer fleet steamer Kazan, sailing from Odessa to Vladivostok to repatriate troops, ran ashore on a reef off Colombo Ceylon and is expected to be a total loss.
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Ceylon
Kazan
Odessa
Vladivostok
Watchmakers Jewellers Move Across Street
Local watchmakers and jewellers relocate from the Hanover Street area to a storefront opposite the old Big Kettle at 95 Court Street. Old customers urged to tell friends about the move. Wilsons discontinue interest in the Hanover Street store.
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Court St
Wilsons
Hanover
Mad dog rampage hits Melrose yard and streets
In Melrose on Main street a rabid dog bit 11 year old William Van Riper in the high school yard. The animal moved through several miles biting others and two women before Patrolman Fuller killed it with five shots. Authorities consider muzzling all dogs and have examined brains from three recently killed dogs for rabies.
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William van Riper
Main Street
Fuller
Board of Aldermen
Widow is fined as brawler in South End court
Mrs Katherine Permenter widow of Whitmore Street South End was fined $10 in court yesterday. Three complainants Mrs Hastings Mrs Shea and Mrs Sullivan testified she insulted them and shouted abuse after neighbors accused her of brawling though she said she had been cutting wood all day and had no time to fight.
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Katherine Permenter
Whitmore Street
South End
Hastings
Shea
S Sullivan
Chased Man Caught After Police Surround Cambridge Home
George A. C. Hume, 29, of 26 River Street Cambridge, was arrested after police were summoned to Hugh E. McGoldrick’s home at 335 Franklin Street. Officers made two attempts to capture him, having previously been troubled by a window peeper near Cambridge Street.
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George A. C. Hume
River Street
Cambridge
Hugh E. McGoldrick
Franklin Street
Arthur Henderson
McGoldrick
Hume
Cambridge Street
Woman Burned In Cambridge Home Fire
Mrs. John Winchester aged 72 suffered severe burns when her bed caught fire from a small oil stove at her daughter’s residence 208 Green Street Cambridge yesterday. She was partially paralyzed by a prior shock and may die. She was rushed to Relief Hospital.
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Green Street
Cambridge
Relief Hospital
Boston men form Standard Commercial Co of Portland
Henry W. Bigelow of Revere serves as president and John E. Welch of Malden as treasurer in a new $50,000 manufacturing concern to be based in Portland. None of the capital has been paid in.
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Augusta
Boston
Henry W. Bigelow
Revere
John E. Welch
Malden
Standard Commercial Company of
Portland
Naval salute honors Benjamin Franklin grave wreath
Commander Winslow of the U S N placed a wreath on Benjamin Franklin's grave representing the President. The ceremony included impressive observances as the nation's tribute. A naval salute was fired.
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Philadelphia
Winslow
Benjamin Franklin
Four favorites triumph at Aqueduct Arverne stakes
At Aqueduct on April 20 Clark Griffith the favorite moved from 6 to 5 to 9 to 10 and won the six furlong Arverne stakes by three lengths after Green Room led early. Other winners included Toots Mook Lady Amelia and Water Dog among favorites Bluecdale Scotia Belle also winning.
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Clark Griffith
Green Room
Toots Mook
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Water Dog
Bluecdale
Scotia Belle
Ithaca elects 1906 football captain George T Cook
At a Ithaca meeting of the football team George Tandy Cook of Canton Ohio was chosen captain for 1906. Cook has played tackle on the varsity for two years and has won his track "C."
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N. Y
George Tandy Cook
Canton
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Ackle
Boston Theatre Season Beetles and Birds of Prey in Town
Boston theatres present Bertha Kalich in Monna Vanna at Tremont and Fay Templeton in Forty five Minutes From Broadway at Colonial. Other engagements include Earl and the Girl and The Way to Kenmare in Boston. Under Two Flags final days Empire. Lafayette at Keith’s. and a Yeaster mix of vaudeville, magic, acrobats, and musical acts at various venues.
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Bertha Kalich
Tremont
Monna Vanna
the Park
Louisa
Frederick Paulding
Charles Cherry
Sam Reed
Charles Swickard
Harry Hilliard
Mary van Buren
Susan Parry
Dorothy Revelle
George Probert
Kate Denni Wilson
Earl and the Girl
Fay Templeton
Broadway
Colonial Theatre
Andrew Mack
Kenmare
Boston Theatre
Mars
Hollis
McIntyre
Heath
Empire Theatre
Lafayette
Keith's
Bara Brothers
Trovollo
Melville Ellis
Hawthorn
Burt
Carleton Macy
Edna Hall
Texas
Globe
Ong
Kellar
Florence Bindley
Grand Opera House
Mendelssohn
Oistorio
Elijah
People’s Choral Union
Symphony Hall Worrow
Castle Square
Liiowell Hansel
Body found on tracks identified as John Pawlowski
The body of a man found on the Fitchburg division tracks in Cambridge at 5:15 a m yesterday was identified as John Pawlowski 40 of 579 Concord Avenue. His head was crushed and he is believed struck by a train. Pawlowski was a foreman at the John Ulves Company plant and leaves a widow with five young children.
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Boston & Maine
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John Pawlowski
Concord Avenue
Pawlowski
John Ulves Company
Abington Cockfighters Fined Twenty-Fives by Judge
In Quincy on April 20 six men arrested at a cooking main near West Abington were fined $25 each by Judge Avery. Howard Seaman, driver of a two horse barge, had his vessel confiscated but was dismissed.
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West Abington
Avery
Howard Seaman
Fire devastates Mason toy works and three other properties
A damaging blaze in South Paris today caused about 33000 dollars in losses, destroying the Mason company toy factory, A. E. Shurtleff grain mill, the S. P. Maxim sash and blind factory, three homes and a barn. The fire statement lists multiple targets and a broad impact.
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The
Mason Company
A. E. Shurtleff
S. P. Maxim
Couldnt Get Out Of Cell In Cambridge Thief Ends Jail Time
William Oliver of 218 Western Avenue Cambridge was jailed for eight months for larceny of overalls and possessing copper wire. While in Central Square police station he broke a bunk board and tried to pry open a cell door, earning additional four months for the wire theft.
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William Oliver
Western Avenue
Cambridge
Central Square
House of Correction
Oliver
Repairs to Dewey Port Sailor ship at Suez
The American dry dock Dewey will stay in the port for a fortnight to undergo repairs before resuming its voyage to the Philippine Islands.
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Egypt
Dewey
Philippine Islands
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