Bulls Again Get Control in Wall Street Rally
Bullish action lifted New York stocks gaining about one and a half points on many leaders from Amalgamated to Wabash amid suspected big investor support and notable buying. Copper shares, railroads, and General Electric advanced, while news of potential corporate moves and bond issues influenced sentiment and the market's breadth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amalgamated
Wabash
Boston
American Agricultural Chemical
American Telephone
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Pennsylvania
Copper Range Consolidated
South Range
Lake
Old Dominion
Heinze
Calumet & Heclaim
London
Wall Street
Atchison Common
Chicago
Indiana
Louisville
St. Paul
Northwest
Rock Island
Canadian Pacific
Illinois Central
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
St. Louis
San Francisco
Union Pacific
Colorado
Steel Trust
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Gorda Tech Ssgee
General Electric Company
Tokio
Japan
Italy
Ina
Oliver Ames
H. J. Higginson
Frederic P. Fish
R. T. Paine
T. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
C. A. Coffin
Charles Steele
George Foster Peabody
J. P. Ord
Eugene Griffin
Cochit Gold Mining Company
Federal Trust Company
J. T. Meader
D. M. Belcher
New England Gas and Coke Company
Exchange
United Copper Company of
Montana
United Copper Company
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Nipper Consolidated Copper Company
Nipper Consolidated Company
Heinze Syndicate
Butte
United Copper Company of Montana
Bay State Gas
Batopilas
Santa Ysabel
Hartford
Yankee
Bull Market in Railroads Promises Profits Next Week
The column urges readers to notice rising prices and bank trends as signs of a continuing bull market for railroads. It claims stocks are advancing, predicts opportunities for profits, and offers a one week trial copy of a daily letter to track active, advancing stocks.
Boston Stock Prices Reported For April 24
Boston lists the day’s highest and lowest prices, along with the closing, bid and asked prices for the market. Details show variations in stocks traded, reflecting trading activity in the session ending today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Oy Cc
Tel & Tel
Steel
C Ist Inc Se
NY & N E Ist
West T & T Bsec
Adventure Min
Amalgamated Ae
Am Ag Chemical
Ani
Am Ugar
St L
Cochitl
Cumber Tel & Tel
Daly-West
Dom Coal
Saseereese
Dom Tree & Steel
Edison el I
Fitchburg
Franklin Ar Gen Electric
Indo-Egypt Com
Isle Royale
Maas Biestris
Mer Enthaler Lin
Michigan
Gas & Coke
Phila & Acting
Te Pullman Co
Rutland
Santa Fe Iin
Santa Yeabel
Seattle Electric
Tamarack
Trinity
Eee Union Ree
United Ss Ma. Oereenee Amo Roy Ns
Ex-dividend and total sales of listed stocks bonds
Ex-dividend figures show total sales from listed stocks at 36 424 shares and bonds, while unlisted stocks and bonds account for 17 516 shares. The note records trading activity numbers for these categories.
Arrival of the Betra Steamship From Calcutta at Boston
The Betra a large tramp steamer from Calcutta with about 3500 tons of jute hides tea and related cargo will discharge at Boston and carry 2500 tons to New York. Commanded by Captain T A Purcell the voyage included a 36 hour northwesterly gale after leaving St Michael's. The vessel will be in charge of A C Lombard & Bon. Also noted are the Leyland line steamer Philadelphian delays due to weather and ship repairs on Timandra at Simpson's dry dock. Prices and shipments of fresh fish were recorded, and other harbor movements include St Croix St John Portland departures and local yacht and schooner activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betra
Calcutta
New York
Eastern Railway Pier
Boston
Colombo
St. Michael's
T. A. Purcell
Purcell
Elder-Dempster Line
Etolla
Bristol
Messrs
A. C. Lombard
Timandra
Simpson
Mystic Wharf
Gloucester
Alice Guthrie
Haddock
International Line
St. Croix
Portland
St. John
C. I
Mitchell
Pike
Lubee
Marlay
Dr. Weld
Crack Schoon‘er
Constellation
Grampus
McLean
Van
Hoosac
Dox
Farrell
Boston Harbor
Smoker’s Appeal for Starido Petit Cigars Declined
An advertisement notes a discriminating appeal by SUSMANN BROS at 22 Water St offering Starido petit cigars twelve for 25 cents. The brief notice emphasizes the bargain and location without extra details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starido Petit Cigars
Susmann Bros
Water St
Labor Committee Defeats Careys Bill in Mass House
The Massachusetts House labor committee opposed Careys plan to raise child labor age from 14 to 16 after a three hour debate. Carey and allies also failed to push a 16 year old schooling law. Critics warned of hardship on families while proponents cited rising wages and human grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Committee
House
Carey
Haverhill
Mesars
MacCartney
McNary
Massachusetts
Schofield
Ipswich
Callender
Boston
Messrs
Nightingale Aml Donahue
Fall River
Ross
New Bedford
Cummings
Orleans
Hagbery
Worcester
Jackson
Stearns
Lowell
Mr. Ross
Reed
Taunton
Taunton Great River
Somerset
Waterhouse
Bourne
Chace
Committee On
Liquor Law
Stephen Osgood
Mr. Collins
Edgartown
Legislative committees debate grade crossing bill and town redistricting
Joint session of railroads and street railways committees reports a bill on grade crossings with cost shares set at 65 percent railroads 10 percent city 16 percent street railway and 10 percent Commonwealth The measure allows funding by street railways and enables dismissal of pending cases The towns committee proposes renaming Maynard to Assabet and dividing Foxboro with East Foxboro becoming Sumner A referendum is attached to the Maynard bill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Worcester
Committee On Ways and Means
T. G. Kent
Railroad Commissioners
Herman B. Cook
Boston
Harbor and Land Commissioners
Brockton Canal
Committee On Cities
State Board of Education
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Commonwealth
Committee On Towns
Maynard
Assabet
Foxboro
East
Sumner
Committee Votes to Report Blue Laws Bill on Sunday Sales
The Probate and Chancery Committee backed a bill allowing innkeepers, common victualers and druggists to sell ice cream soda and confectionery on Sundays with eight in favor and three against. Senator Berry urged noon restriction, while House remonstrances argued against Sunday sales and added that many workers would lose Sunday rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Probate and Chancery
Waterhouse
Bourne
Rogerson
Mansfield
Fall of Malden
Callender
Boston
J. W. Trask
Shipping News Mini Almanac April Port Arrivals and Departures
Shipping Almanac lists arrivals, clearances and sails for April with many vessels including Ivernia Ridley Queenstown JG Seaboard Kirby York Chatham Hudsons City of Bangor Arey Gloucester steamers and tugs. Port Antonio Calcutta Halifax Lynn Hoboken and Portland figures noted with barges and numerous schooners and brigs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivernia
Pritchard
Liverpool
Queenstown
Alex Martin
Philadelphian
Ridley
Instant
Othelwold
Thomas
Port Antonio
Beira Br
Purcell
Calcutta
Imbard's Sons
Boston
Stanwood
Yarmouth
Carlisle
Robinson
Philadelphia
Henry Clay
Manheim
Thomaston
Swatara
Taylor
Silver Brook
Lynn
Tunnel Ridge
Newburyport
Enterrise
Portland
Lehigh
McGoldrick
Portand
Leader
Doane
Beverly
Mass
Cohocton
Hoboken
Concord
Hewitt
Foster
Bala
Devon
Newport
Charles H. Trickey
C. RB
Kennard
Portsmouth
N.H
Nenie I
White
Apple River
Valdare
Bear River
Lizzie Dyas
Belleveau Cove
Genesa
Clementsport
N. S
Jessie D
Parraboro
N. B
Princess
Plympton
Brighton
Arizona
Luta Price
Dorchester
Margaret B. Roper
Hillsboro
R. Carnon
Quaco
William D. Marvel
Windsor
Mary C. Stuart
Advocate
James H. Hoyt
Elm City
Wentworth
Herman F. Kimball
Rockport
Loring C. Ballard
Rath
Valley Forge
Knickerbocker
Lorberry
Kalrrta
International
Cto
Alaska
Indian Ridge
Marion
Eureka
South Amboy
Woodbury
Gloucester
Radnor
James Woolley
Girard
Wesley A. Gove
Albany
Weehawken
Ariel
Barre Ardmore
Marblehead
Plymouth
Salem
C. R
N. J
Port Johnson
William Sprague
Frank A. Palmer
Norfolk
Nantasket Roads
Dudley Pray
Grace
Binghampton
Weeawken
Condemn Blue Law Moves To Repeal Sunday Candy Ban
At a joint meeting of druggists and pharmaceutical associations from Massachusetts Connecticut and Worcester Holyoke New Bedford held yesterday at Young's Hotel resolutions were unanimously adopted protesting the enforcement of an obsolete blue law and endorsing a bill before the legislature to repeal the prohibition on selling candy and soda on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Druggists’ Alliance
Massachusetts State Pharmaceutical Association
The
Apothecaries' Guild
Connecticut Valley Druggists’ Association
Worcester County Druggists’ Association
Holyoke Drugs Association
New Bedfordruggists’ Association
Young's Hotel
New England Street Railway Club elects officers at meeting
At Wesleyan Hall Bromfield Street last evening H E Farrington of Chelsea was chosen president of the New England Street Railway Club, succeeding R E Boring of Newtonville. D L Prendergast of the Boston L was named to the executive committee and Prof A K E Dolbear of Tufts spoke on wireless telegraphy, describing early experiments and patent history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Street Railway Club
Wesleyan Hall
Bromfield Street
H. E. Farrington
Chelsea
RE. C. Boring
Newtonville
D. L. Prendergast
Boston
Bell Telephone Company
Salts
Dolbear
Mr. Marconi
New Haven stock soars amid merger speculation
Amid denials from New York New Haven Hartford and Pennsylvania leaders, New Haven stock jumped to 287 from 229, with over 1200 shares traded in Boston. Analysts foresee a lease or merger with Pennsylvania, noting legislative action and a shift toward a continental rail system. Boston commerce expected to grow as the deal progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Pennsylvania Lines
New Haven
Boston
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
State House
Post
Boston Evening Papers
Transcript
New York
Hartford
the Globe
Journal
State Street
Old
Boston & Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
Consolidated Road
New Haven Road
Thennsylvania
Boston's April Crime Record Attributed To Bandits
A Boston police blotter review cites a surge of street snatchings and home robberies through April. Victims include Edward Jackson and Margaret Hully, with jewelry valued in the hundreds of dollars stolen. Officials minimize risk, while noting daylight robberies and a possible repeat of last summer's New York gang activity.
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Boston
Ypriks Iby
William Jacklin
Concord Piagey
Leno
Tgen Street
Edward Jackson
Washington Street
James Griffin
Howard Street
William F. Sampson
Green Street
Lincoln
Margaret Hully
Fred M. Wilson
Placedo Russo
Lillian Street
Malden Lane
Pembroke Street
D. A. Lewis
Dundee Street
Daniel Bately
Middleton
South Margin
John McKenna
Broadway
Everett
Main Street
Charlestown
Frederick Perrier
Dedham
Claremont Street
George H. Cogniac
Brookline Street
Jr. Taylor
Sarah FE. Donovan
Dorchester Avenue
Martin Shendall
Lawrence Cotter
Centre Street
Ludwig Ullman
Joseph M. Gleason
Hir
Warren Bridge
Bessie Simmons
Stephen Gary
Pleasant Street
Stillman Stanley
Clinton Street
Stirr Over Decaman 3 Case At Hudson Meeting
In Hudson on April 2 a Methodist Church meeting addressed the transfer of Rev. Arthur Dechman to Chelsea. Dechman has withdrawn from Methodism. Presiding Elder Mansfield denied involvement, urged private talks, and the group adopted resolutions disapproving the bishop and cabinet, praising Dechman as a strong preacher. The gathering adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Heechman
Chelsea
Snd
Dechman
Arthur M. Dechman
Republican State Convention of Indiana Nominates Ticket
The Indianapolis Republican convention adjourned after a clash over the gold standard but adopted the national platform and announced the ticket: Secretary of State Daniel K. B. Storms, Auditor David K. E. Sherrick, Treasurer N. U. Hill, Attorney General Charles W. Miller, State Geologist Willis S. Blatchley, State Statistician Benjamin F. Johnson, Supreme Court Judge John H. Gillett, Appellate Court judges W. D. Robinson Sieamon Henley James B. Black Daniel W. Stock Ulric Z. Wiley Frank S. Moet aerk, Superintendent F. Cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Islands
Republican State Convention
Daniel KB. Storms
David KE. Sherrick
N. U. Hill
Charles W.miller
Willis 8. Blatchley
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H. W. Pattee & Coo
Eres
Prosper
ECTUS
C. Nasveron
Milk ST
and, Missouri
Charles G. Thompson
Andriew Andersson
Charles H. Huck
B.A. Atkinson
Boston Stock Exchange
Prices Touay
Western Tel & Tel
Winona Westing Electric
Wolverine
Wyandotte
Stook Sales Railroads
Bogee O
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadea Pacific
Canada Southern
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chi
Ind & Louis
DPOL
Eure
Great Western
Tom
Hocking Valley
Mnnots Central
Louisville & Lake
New Jersey Centra
Norfolk & Western Ontario & Western
St Louis
San Ifncisco
St Louuis Souther
St Paul
Southern Pact
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
St A & Wes
Wheeling & Lake Rie
Central
Iseers
Eo A & Foundry
Eee
Anaconda Mining
Brooklyn
ORY Colorado Fue & Iron
Consolidated Gas
Continental Tobacco
Hocking Coal Eee Econ Ns
International Paper
Ty International Power
National Biscuit Eeseees Oy
Pacific Mail
People's Gas
Republic Steel
Tenn Coal & Iron Thy Union Bag & Paper Co
US Steel Ee
Mittee
Martha’s Vineyard
Nantucket
Sherman
Nightingale
Gardner
Donovan
Cambridge
Legislative
Shipping News
Steamera
Bennett
Nor
Anglian
Britannic
Sydney
C. B
Olivia
Silver Wave
Adam
Babson
Bucksport
Wind Northwest
Spartan
H. F. Dimock
Ivelyn
Bonanza
Bluster
Blizgard
Longhorpe
Paxtang
St. Nicholas
Reynard
Cc. RR. of
Rh. R
R. R
Ontario
Gilerton
Trnpel Ridge
Enterprise
Pierce
Watts
Decaman
Indianapolis
Committee On Resolutions
Cuba
United States
Republic of Cuba
Inna
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