Southern roads market leaders on Wall Street August trading
Speculative activity in stocks remained light as investors concentrated on railroad stocks tied to cotton transport. The Agricultural Department report boosted cotton forecasts and rail carriers, with Southern Railway and Central of Georgia showing notable interest, while the market closed with limited gains and overall dullness in New York and Boston trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Coton
Agricultural Department
Southern Railway Company
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Southern Pacific
Boston
New York
Galt
Wat
Ees
Erie
State Street
Southern
Atchison
American Telephone
Telephone
Calumet & Heela
Amalgamated
Mohawk
Tamarack
Daly West
Mass
Quincy
Bingham
Centennial
Isle Royale
Michigan
Osceola
Shannon
Trinity
Wolverine
Mining and Stock Exchange
Guanajuato
Treadwell
Greene Consolidated
Marconi American Wireless Telegraph
Boston & Maine
New Haven
Baltic
Trimountain
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Boston & Montana Mining Company
Charles Boyden
Boston Stock Exchange
R. F. Parker
Ely & Co
Charles M. Cabbot
Walter D. Middleton
New England Railroad
New York & New England
J.P. Morgan & Co
United States Steel Corporation
United States Coal & Oil Company
Chesapeake & Ohio
Logan
W. Va
United States Company
Heath
Haight & Freese Co
Summer St
St. Paul
John Filkins & Co
Congress Street
Brook. Rap. Tran
M. & St. Paul
Erle
St. Ry
Pennsylvania
U. S. Steel
Coal & Iron
Dividends Payable By Rail and Gas Firms
Dividends payable include Southern Railway Company semi annual at 214 percent on preferred stock on Oct 17. People's Gas Company quarterly at 144 percent on August 25. Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railroad Company quarterly at 144 percent on preferred and 2 percent on common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohlo
Wake & Ohlo Soo Oy
Chirno & Alton
Boy Bomy
Chicago
Irrent West
Chicago & Northwestern
Oh Mill St Paul
SOO
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Nndson
Illinois Central
Cess
Town
Ces
Kan City
Southern
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan L
Metropolitan
St Ry
Wily
Minneapolis & St Louis
Missouri
Rock Island Co
St L & Sanfran
St Louis Southwestern Oo
Southern Pacific
Toledo
St IL
West
Tn Orne
HTM Am Sugar Refining
Anaconta Mining Co
Tom Brook Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Tron
Glano Consolidated
General Eleetric
International Papeloo
People’s Gas
Republic Ig
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Westinghouse Electric
Wweeorn Union
Southern Railway Company
People’s Gas Company
Cincinnati, New Orleans
Texas Pacific Skallroad Company
Boston Stage Scene Shews Lively Summer Theatre Scene
The Castle Square Theatre reports strong interest in Hazel Kirke with next week showing Pawn Ticket 210. Keith's hosts Frank Keenan in The Actor and the Count with Frances Fontaine and Kate Long. Belleclaire brothers debut next week. Tremont Theatre features Woodland musical drama. prizes awarded for Hokus Po verses. Bowdoin Square stages Rip Van Winkle with high turnout and praised production quality.
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Castle Square
Hazel Kirke
Lotta
Boston
Nickelodeon
Tennessee Troubadours
Frank Keenan
Keith
Mr. Keenan
Frances Fontaine
Kate Long
Brothers Belleclaire
Tremont Theatre
Woodland
Gardiner C. Bullard
Leonora Cowick
Lyceum Theatre
Isle of Spice
Globe Theatre
Smith
Sohike
New York
J. W. Gorman
Imperial Minstrels
Rustic Theatre
Lexington Park
Randolph Fitzmaurice
Norumbega Park
Darrows
Rice and
Elmer
Holcombe
Curtis and Webb
Craigs
Anderson and
Briggs
Howard Hall
Paradise
Grand Opera House
Hall
Brutus
Vic
Leopard Mask Promised for Next Sunday Post Animal Party
Letters from readers describe the Sunday Post Animal Parties with masks like the leopard and fox to be featured next Sunday. A Boston visitor recalls a yard mask incident with a dog and a boy, while Rockland children stage an animal show with goats wolves bears and a playful parade.
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Sunday Post
Reynard the Fox
Animal Mask
Sir
Frank
Boston
Teddy
F. BE. A. Norwood
Mass
Myself
Sears
Charley
Harry Ellis
Walter White
William Avery
Helen
Francis Avery
Georgia
Kate Bellamy
Rockland
Animal party and masked fun at 228 Ash street
Letter writers describe an animal party held in a Waltham yard with a tent, a mask parade, and a pretend circus where dogs barked at pigs and bears. The kids cheered the Boston Sunday Post as the party ended at five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash Street
Waltham
the Post
Boston Sunday Post
Edward Murphy
Derby Street
Salem
Mass
William FE. Hoehchee
Chicago Grain Quotations and Market Summary
Ennis and Stoppani report Chicago grain quotes with mixed intraday moves for Wheat Corn and Oats and note Liverpool wheat firming amid reports of spring wheat damage. Buying from outsiders earlier gave way to selling by Northwest and locals as the upward tilt paused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Chicago
Liverpool
Praise for Worcester by Interurban Leaders at Banquet
Mr. H H Vreeland, president of Metropolitan Street Railway, praised the Boston and Worcester Electric Railroad as the finest interurban trolley system and superior to most steam roads. He spoke at a Country Club dinner honoring Vreeland and New York associates, with praise for Shaw and their equipment. Attending New Yorkers included S J Gannon, Harry Sanderson, Major Wells, Jacob Wendell Jr, and others. Boston guests included C C Pierce, G Sergeant, Huntress, and Philip Mohan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Worcester Electric Railroad
United States
H. H. Vreeland
Metropolitan Street Railway Company of
New York
Country Club
Vreeland
James F. Shaw
Boston & Worcester Line
Boston & Worcester
SAIL TO PLYMOUTH EXCURSION ON NEW STEAMER
A model new steamer O Colony departs Rowe's wharf at 10 a m daily for a three hour voyage to Pilgrims land. The trip offers an ocean feel with calm waters and includes a stop at Plymouth wharf to view Plymouth Rock and other Mayflower memorials for two and a half hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
First Landing
Bay Line
Atlantic Ave
Rowe's Wharf
Oxford
Main
Plymouth
O Colony
Pilgrims Land
Plymouth Rock
Provincetown trip by Cape Cod steamer a patriotic outing
The Cape Cod steamer departs from 400 Atlantic Avenue at 9 am on Sundays 9 30, returning by 6 30 pm. Passengers view historical points along the coast, making the excursion both educational and enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Cape Cod
Atlantic Avenue
Delegates Form Boston Irish League For New York Convention
The Boston central branch and council of the United Irish League of America elect 200 delegates for the second national convention in New York on Aug. 3 and 4. Four Irish delegates John F E Redmond Patrick O'Brien A J C Donelan and Conor O Kelly to attend with a welcome planned. Boston will send two delegates from each of the 85 branches affiliated with the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am Bell Tel
Am Tel & Tel
B&q
Ja & Sk
Seattle
Telex
Westerm T & T
Allouez
L& S
Top & S F
Bingham
Boston
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Boston & Prov
Conn & Pass
Aay
Ban, Cumber Tel & Te
Daly-West
Dom Iron & Steel
Edison Klee Il
Eno
Wranklin
General Electric
Guanajuato
Royale
Mass Electric
Mass Gas
Mass
Mergenthaler
Michigan
Mohawk
Nhe&h
Old Colony
Quincy
Rhode Island
Rutland
Shannon
Swift & Co
Tamarack
Trinity
United Fruit
United Shoe Machinn
Utah
West End St Ry
Wisconsin Central
Wolverine
Eo Et
Boston Central Branch
Boston Central Council
United Irish League of America
New York
Ireland
John FE. Redmond
M. P
Patrick O'Brien
A. J. C. Donelan
Conor O’kelly
Massachusetts
A. Collins
T. B, Fitzpatrick
P. J. Timmins
T. J. Dillon
M. A. Toland
D. LV
Sullivan
John O'Callaghan
FE. J, Slattery
Roger F. Scannell
Thomas Arthur
Thomas Riley
Jas. A. Gallivan
Thomas J. Gargan
William Z. Cronin
Jas
Jeffrey Roche
Boston Council
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Southern Roads Market Leaders
International Paper Company
NEW York Security & Trust CO
Continental Trust Company
City OF New York
Henry E. Ahern
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
Congress St. Boston
Broadway
Josi
Crescent Gardens
Revere Beach
Pines Opera Company
Point of Pines
Pines
Hotel Pines
Deagon
Walker
Partellos
Kitty Hoffman
Marshall and
Bartlett
Sam Adams
Alio
Palace Theatre
Austin & Stone's
Harry Powell
Scarlet Sisters
Blanche Gibbs
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Jay Hunt
Entertainments
The
Keenan and Company
National League
Columbus Ave
Walpole St
ST. Louis
Geo. B. Appleton’s
Old South Building
Connelly
Adams House
ENG
Nantasket aGide
Nantasket
Pemberton
aWeek
Oni G. DP. Cushing
Mantasket Point
Pleasure Bay
Attaquin
Snow's Arch
Otis Wharves
Font
Oliver St
Lincoln Wharf
Harrys Ruber
Emma Carus
Frank Doane
Stanley Hi. Forde
Ida Brooks Hunt
Cheridale Simpson
Helen Hale
Ida Mulle
CORPS
Carolling
Boston & Gloucester Steamship Co
North Shore
Gloucester
Cape Ann
City of Gloucester
North Side Central Wharf
State St
Columbus Orchestra
Cs. S. Merchant
Post
Karl Weis
Thetford Avenue
New Dorchester
Tiger
Monkey
Ralph Casey
Willie Carter
George Rudnor
Harry Alden
Bruce W. Grover
Webster Avenue
Philadelphia
Alfred Sorensen
Nellie B. Chandler
Ladies’ Orchestra
Electric Arcare
J. W._Gorman
Minstrels
Bowdoin
Rip van Winkle
London
NEW York Consolidated
Worcester
Cape Cop
Ge Merriest
Revere
Agnal
Orumbega Park
Auburndale
Charles
New England
Zoological Garden
Castle
Tremont 5
Emiratel Enirke
King Philip
ED. W. Dixon
Commercial Wharf
Quansis
Hough’s Neck Bay Line
Hough's Neck
Johnstown
Evening Law School
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Conree
Boylston St
U. S. League
Col
John Y. F
Binke
M. HH. Crehan
M. J. Hickey
Charles Coleman
James Lynch
M. J Jordan
Mer Ovo
Narhun N Dents
Dr. Miles
Miles
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