Financial Market Review Indicates Possible Bearish Pressure
The market shows signs of renewed activity with a declining trend as leading issues break past the post‑announcement lows. Bullish voices argue that slowdowns in business and railroad earnings are temporary and will spur another long stock bull, while specialists like American Agricultural Chemical and Virginia Carolina Chemical have driven the January rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
America
Congress
American Agricultural Chemical
Virginia Carolina Chemical
American Cotton Oil
American
Cotton Oil
Bulness
Daly Denies Row Rumor Over Fire Department Policy
Fire Commissioner Daly rejects rumors of conflict with Mayor Fitzgerald. He states relations are cordial and denies claims linked to a height ruling for applicants and blocked promotions. Daly says his aim is to increase department efficiency free from politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Daly
South Boston
Amalgamated Copper declares stock dividend at 1 percent
Amalgamated Copper Company directors announce a dividend of one percent payable May 29, 1911 to stockholders of record at 42 o'clock noon April 29, 1911. F. Melin, Secretary and Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
New York
Amagned Copper Company
F. Melin
Will Buy Orwell Price by Campbell Cotton Picker
James Shay and Co at 60 State Street Boston advertise purchase of Orwell Price items and related cotton picker hardware. Porcupine Map and Authentic Facts promos appear alongside supplier listings for EB Rellins and Foster Sign Co. with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orwell
Campbell
James Shay & Co
State St
Boston
Porcupine
EB. Rellins & Co
Wacahington St
Dividends Payable and Special Meeting Notices
Calendar for today lists dividends payable for Southern Ry pfd 1 percent and Am Locomotive pfd. Books open. A special meeting is scheduled for Osceola Consolidated. North Butte Mining notices appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Consolidated
Locomotive Pfd
North Butte Mining
New Harvard Summer School Courses Cover Civilizations of Rome to Renaissance
The Harvard Summer School announces new courses on The Civilization and Art of the Roman Byzantine Gothic and Renaissance Ages directed by Professor John Osborne Sumner. Courses start in July with 60 pupils max and count as a half course toward the A A degree upon completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission On
Harvard Summer School
John Osborne Sumner
Cambridge
Boston School Board
Priest Ends Theft by Forcing Confession at Shrine
In Cleveland on April 23 Rev. M. J. O'Malley of St. John's Cathedral stopped a thief from stealing from a shrine cash box equipped with an electrical burglar alarm. He compelled the burglar to return a stolen coin and a $20 pocketbook, then released him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
M. J. O'Malley
St. John’s Cathedral
Father O'Malley
Develop Port of Boston Development Viewpoint by Woodward Emery
Mr Woodward Emery former Harbor and Land Commission chairman urged active port development in Boston. He spoke yesterday to a Post reporter outlining his ongoing interest and plans for expansion and improvement.
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Woodward Emery
Harbor and Land Commission
Port of
Boston
Post
Port of Boston Progress with Railroads and Steamships
The Commonwealth and railroads unite to develop Boston port potential. Private capital joins with public authorities to build dock facilities and attract steamship business. Cooperation promises rapid growth, with mutual trust and no public aid required, as the tide turns for a thriving city port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Commonwealth
East Boston
Railroads
Two Hurt In Auto Crash In Salem
An auto plunged into a Canal street telegraph pole and overturned injuring Isaie Simoneau of 8 Naumkeag Street and Louis Berube of 11 Ropes Street. Simoneau suffered a broken thigh back injuries and internal damage. Berube broke his nose and ankle. Both were taken to Salem Hospital. Five were in the car. three uninjured fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Canal Street
Isaie Simoneau
Naumkeag Street
Louis
Berube
Ropes Street
Simoneau
Salem Hospital
Insurance men to hold smoke talk at Parker House
Henry J. Powell president of the National Association of Life Underwriters will be the principal speaker at the smoke talk at the Parker House Wednesday afternoon. Steward Anderson publicity agent of the Massachusetts Life Insurance Company will discuss commercial insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Powell
National Association of Life Underwriters
Parker House
Boston Life Underwriters’ Association
Steward Anderson
Massachusetts Life Insurance Company
Intercollegiate gliding contest set for Squantum
Harvard Tufts Amherst Pennsylvania Cornell and Dartmouth among entrants for the first intercollegiate gliding event in the country. A 25 foot wooden gliding tower at Harvard Aviation Field marks the site as contestants launch ships from a 10 by 10 foot car with 15 foot extensions. No motors allowed. prizes awarded for distance height and time aloft.
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West
Aflouez Uae
Arizona
Arizona Ee Ensee
Calumet & Hecia
Franklin
Indiana
Fee
Isle Royale
Quincy
Utah
Ssae Bey
Wolverine
Nas Ay Am Ag Chemical
New York
Ji Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
St Paul
Delaware & Hudson
Norfolk & Western Aeeree
Tous
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Fess
Cys Este
Nion Pacific
Car
Colorado
General Electric
S Steel
Setae
Stern Union
Squantum
Harvard
Tech
Tufts
Amherst
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Dartmouth
Harvard Aviation
Harvard Aeronautical Society Directors to Lead Meet
Prominent directors include A. D. Claflin and R. H. Ellis heads of the Harvard College Aeronautical Society along with A. A. Merrill of Brookline. Professor R. W. Wilson I. N. Hollis and W. H. Pickering of Cambridge also participate. The Harvard Aeronautical Society will assist the Harvard College Aeronautical Society in charge of the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Claflin
R. H. Ellis
Harvard College Aeronautical Society
A. A. Merrill
Brookline
R. W. Wilson
I. N. Hollis
W. H. Pickering
Cambridge
Harvard Aeronautical Society
Hibernians hear Dowd recount Ireland trip
Thomas H. Dowd spoke to Division 84 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in Parkman Hall Parkman Place about his recent trip to Ireland. He began with a history sketch and praised Ireland’s contributions to civilization as President William E. Fallon served as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Dowd
Division
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Parkman Hall
Boylston Place
Mr. Dowd
Emerald Isle
Ireland
William E. Fallon
Lodge Honors Dead Members in Somber Moose Memorial
Boston Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose held memorial services for five deceased members in Chicker ing Hall. David B. Shaw delivered the oration outlining the order's aims, including an Indiana industrial college and a Hot Springs sanitarium, as candles were snuffed for each departed member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Chickering Hall
Lodge
George W., MacDonald
John J. Regan
Charles A. Cotton
William H. Bird
Charles F. Davis
David B. Shaw
Order
Indiana
Hot Springs
Ark
Salt Lake City
United States
Arthur W. Hayden
Samuel Landry
Viece
Grover C. Pearl
William FE. Henderson
Fred A. Herbert
Patrick F. Shea
Charles F. Lynch
Charles A. Gilman
John J. Lynch
David RB. Shaw
James B. O’brien
James EF. Griffin
Samuel P. Whitcomb
Self-inflicted tragedy ends in drowning at Cunlififes Pond
Fred F. Snowling 49, a wealthy Uxbridge contractor visiting Providence, shot himself and drowned in Cunlifes Pond after a morning walk to Roger Williams Park. He had been treated for melancholia and left behind a wife and five children. Medical examiner ruled death by his own action.
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Providence
R. J
Fred F. Snowling
Uxbridge
Snowling
Roger Williams Parx
Cunliffe’s Pond
Boston Port Struggles With Weekend Storm Delays
Shipping along the New England coast suffered amid a fierce gale and rough seas. Only one vessel left Boston yesterday as steamers were hours late. the H. F. Dimock departed after delays and the James S Whitney from New York arrived late reporting dangerous conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
H. F. Dimock
James S. Whitney
New York
Eastern Steamship Fleet Stranded by Severe April Storm
The Eastern Steamship Company suffered a crippling storm that halted departures from Boston. The Governor Dingley, Bay State, and Bangor were stuck or delayed, while the Governor Cobb arrived hours late from Knights Key after a dangerous crossing. Tugboats stayed idle as fishermen report the worst April storm in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Steamship Company
Governor Dingley
Boston
Bangor
Bay State
Portland Harbor
Governor Cobb
Calvin Austin
Dageid
San Domingo
Bjjornsen
Hatteras
Cumberland
Newburyport
Valley Forge
Philadelphia
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William E. Soule
Amalgamated Copper Company
Foster
Oxford
Southern Ry
Sumner
Harvard Aviation Field
ST. Theatre
Chas. Frohman
Rich & Harris
Jessees
Mgrs
KLAW
ERS
Anger
Joseph Brooks
N. Y
Sunnybrook
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Charlotte Thompson
Hibernians
B.F. Keith
Paul Armstrong
THE
Underworld
Neil O’brien
Nellie Nichols
Lyons & Vasco
the Kellys
the Harts
Handers
Meliss
Acta
Mechanics Building
All Lands
David Livingstone
Central
Africa
Henry M. Stanley
India
Kapiolani
Hawaii
Pele
Mission
Thompson’s
Park Street Church
Colonial Theatre
Wm. Harris
Lessees
Mers
Charles Frohman
Frank Moulan
Julia Sanderson
Percival Knight
Josephine Hall
Alan Madie
Ethel Cadman
Harold Clemence
Mary Mackid
Lawrence Grant
H. H. Meyer
Boston Theatre
Mats
Chauncey Olcott
Barry OF
Ballymore
Seat Sale
Rommorrow
Medy Sensation
Old Town
Chas. Dillingham
Montgomery and Stone
Tremont Theatre
Richard
Edna Wallace Hopper
Majestic Theatre
Henry W. Savage
Shubert
Hopper
Louise Dresser
Boyd
Grard
Marth
Coligan
Ross Snow
Castle SQ
Fremont
Ione Craig
Winter St
Howard
Giris
Dixie
Bowdoin SQ
Geo. N. Brown
GLOBE
Owen Wister
Kirke la Shelle
Zallah
Venus
Symphony Hall
Seaten
Grand Orchestra
Gustav Strube
Back Bay
Via Rail
Washington St
LOEW
Movng
Boylston
Gaiety the Serenaders
American League
Huntington Avenue
Wright & Witson’s
Washeae St
Herrick’s
Copley B
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