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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1906

Page

10

Honor St George’s Day Celebration By Sons Of St George

Members of the Sons of St George in Greater Boston held a gala St George’s Day event at Copley Hall with 1500 guests including Aldermen Battis and Bromberg and notable lodge presidents. The 16 lodges and 5000 members were noted, a new lodge is planned, concerts and dancing ran to 2 am, and William Crowe chaired a capable reception committee.

St. George’s England Order Sons of St. George Copley Hall Great Britain Greater Boston Battis and Bromberg de Sumichrast J. Smith British Naval and Military Veteran Association Joseph Palmer Grand Lodge Victoria Waltham Robert Fairburn Beaconsfield Lynn Charles Tenney Mayflower Chelsea Edward W. Nash Kipling Thomas Mitchell Victory Cambridge Fred Barnicott Granite Quincy H. R. Davis Commonwealth Hyde Park A. Johnson Havelock Roslindale William Hurdle Mystic Malden B. Y ¥. M. Christian Union Union Hall Boylston St Clover Comedy Club Arthur Sehirley Arlington Orchesta George Peirce William H. Baldwin

Drastic Liquidation Hits Stock Market Across Sectors

Wall Street sees sharp liquidation led by insurance firms and banking houses selling long holdings. Western stocks slide with new lows in Consolidated Gas Union Pacific St Paul as market oversells then partial rally forms. Local bonds and exchange listings update firms such as Bingham Copper United Copper and Wabash Terminal.

Wall Street San Francisco Stock Exchange Insurance Wall Street Commission Shorts Reading State Street Consolidated Gas Union Pacific St. Paul Bank of England Tone Watertown Mass Pennsylvania & Ohio Railway Ashtabula W. R. Todd & Co Cincinnati Bay City Mich Kalamazoo F. L. Fuller & Co Cleveland New York Stock Exchange Wabash-Pittsburg Terminal Railway Company Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company Detroit & Mackinac , Railway Company Albany & Susquehanna Railroad Company United Railways and Investment Company of E. L. White Bingham Consolidated Copper Company Butte Bingham Dalton and Lark Mr. White F. A. Heinze New York Heinze Copper Harbor Calumet Smeters Arnold Houghton, Mich Calumet & Heela Section 22 Seneca Mohawk United Copper Company Hoboken

Shaw Machine Company Put in Receivership

On petition by creditor Donald Gordon of Boston for $25 000 Judge Lowell of the United States Circuit Court yesterday appointed Henry F Warner of Lincoln as receiver for the Shaw Machine Company of Lowell The company manufactures spinning and drawing machinery Receiver Warner was authorized to issue receiver s certificates for 5000

Donald Gordon Boston Lowell United States Henry F. Warner Lincoln Shaw Machine Company Warner

Quarterly and other dividends announced by several firms

Consolidated Gas Company of New York City declares a quarterly dividend of 1 percent, reduced by 1 percent, payable June 15. Philadelphia Warehouse Company pays 2 1/5 percent, due May. American Chicle Company maintains 1 percent monthly and adds 1 percent extra on common stock, payable May 1. Pressed Steel Car Company sets a 1 percent quarterly dividend for May 23. American Waltham Watch Company declares a usual semi annual 4 percent dividend payable June 1.

Consolidated Gas Company New York City Philadelphia Warehouse Company American Chicle Company Pressed Steel Car Company American Waltham Watch Company

Boston curb market enlivens Raven and other stocks

The Boston curb market focused on Raven trading with an open at 45, staying near that level and closing around 4 1/2. Butte Coaliton fell from 34 44 to 33 1/2 and Arizona Commercial declined to 28 as sessions ended.

Exchange Place Raven Butte Coalition Arizona Commercial Arizona Oe Butte Coalition Necaguaree Black Mountain Ealumet & Pittsburg Cumberland Ely Seree East Eagle & Blue Bell Eevee Greene Helvetia Junction Eewnees Majestic Ee Breweries Lake Sup Rite Sec Sons Ene Mitchell Nevada-Utah N. M Utah Bay State N. KE

Chicago Grain Quotations and Market Letter

Ennis and Stoppani report Wheat quotes with May July and September prices showing declines from early highs. Corn and Oats show narrow ranges with mixed movements as traders react to the day’s scalp buying and crop scare outlook. The market letter notes a mixed session with an overall drift toward lower levels.

Chicago Ennis & Stoppani Chicago Board of Trade State Mutual Building Lees

Cox Pursues Assurance for Colored Men at Jamestown Exposition

Senator Guy W. Cox of Boston introduced an order asking the Governor to confirm assurances that Massachusetts citizens will be treated equally at the Jamestown exposition if the $50,000 Jamestown resolve passes. The measure was laid over until tomorrow as the resolve nears engrossment. Cox and allies expect a strong fight to secure the guarantee.

Guy W. Cox Boston Massachusetts Virginia Senate Cox

Market closes mixed with small gains on U S and foreign bonds

Closing prices show mixed results across U S and international bonds with many issues at or near prior levels. Notable movements include gains in U S rf 2s and several Japanese and European issues while others hold steady or dip slightly.

Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Reports March Finances

Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company reports March figures with gross earnings of 6,696,958 and net income after taxes and rentals of 2,221,801. Comparatives show increases over 1905 and 1906, with March and year totals outlined and expenses listed.

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company Mae POL Ata Levare 'Enele United Railways of San Francisco New York Stock Exchange

Railroad Purchases Six Acres for Freight Yards

Leominster news reports the New York New Haven Hartford railroad bought about six acres to use as freight yards in the locality. The purchase highlights expansion of regional rail facilities and impact on local commerce.

Leominster New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad

Danvers Water Bill Advances in Senate Amid $70,000 Grant

The Danvers water supply bill for the hospital received a third reading in the Senate after a 16 to 7 vote. Senator Cusick claimed the measure grants Danvers a gratuity ranging from 70 000 to 100 000 dollars.

Danvers Senate Cusick

Child Labor Bill Advances to House After Senate Passage

The bill restricting child labor and banning night work was moved to a third reading in the Senate with no opposition. On Senator Cox of Lawrence's motion, rules were suspended and the measure sent to the House for consideration.

Senate Cox Lawrence House

Bill doubles penalties for state property destruction

A committee on military affairs proposed a bill yesterday raising the penalty for destroying state property to twice its value. The measure also includes increases in pay for certain positions.

Committee On Military Affairs

Porto Rico Harbors Put Under War Secretary Jurisdiction

Washington April 26 House committee on insular affairs agreed to report favorably on a bill placing Porto Rico harbors and wharves under the jurisdiction of the Secretary of War.

Washington House Committee On Insular Affairs Porto Rico Secretary of War

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