Market reacts to profit taking in rail shares
Wall Street observed a spotty session with few gains as profit taking weighed on sentiment. St Paul and Union Pacific showed weakness after bids, Southern Pacific remained subdued, while New York Central rose on merger rumors and several trunk line rails advanced.
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Wall Street
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Russia
New York Central
Vanderbilt
Amer Car & Foundry
Amer
Amer Ice Securities
Amer Smelt & Refining
Amer Sugar Refining Amer
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chio Great Western
Chio & Northwestern
Chiec, Co & St Paul
C & St Louis
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Erie Eee
General Electric
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Cere
TM International Pump
Kan City
Boy
Louisville & Nashville
Minn
St Louis
St PP
Missouri Pacific
Missouri Kan & Texas
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg, CO & St L
Ots
Rock Island Co
Rg St L R
Southern
Railway
Titian Pacific Eee
United States Rubber
Uited States Steel
Virginia Carolina Chem
Western Union
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Wall Street Mixed as Profit Taking Hits Amalgamated
New York stocks show a pullback after steady gains with profit taking in most issues. Amalgamated leads the retreat while Southern Pacific Louisville & Nashville and Union Pacific show notable moves. closing quotes trail the day’s highs with weak overall tone in a volatile market.
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State Street
Amalgamated
London
Southern Pacific
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Louisville & Nashville
Brooklyn
Erie
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Southern Railway
New York Stock Exchange
Market Summary of Stocks and Bonds
The Boston Market records today show total sales across listed stock, unlisted stock, bonds, and rights. Ex-div and ex-rights notes apply. listed stock 80,656 shares bonds 7000 dollars rights 3670 unlisted stock 138,974 shares bonds 2000 dollars.
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dAsst
Lake Superior Mines Report July Output and Six Month Totals
Mining firms report July production and first half totals for year compare current results with prior years. The Lake Superior region shows varying gains and declines across companies reflecting market demand and weather effects.
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Lake Superior
Lynn Elevation Plans Approved for Boston & Maine Tracks
Railroad commissioners approved the elevation of the Boston and Maine tracks in Lynn following a hearing on grade crossings. The order confirms the special commissioners plans and endorses the elevated alignment.
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Lynn
Boston & Maine
Governor Announces Eight Hour Law Notice
Governor Guild informs state boards commissions and hospital and normal school heads of a new eight hour law for employees in state institutions.
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Governor Guild
Railway Stocks Rally On June Earnings Hike Forecast
June earnings statements spark talk of a 6 percent dividend on common shares. If the annual report shows a net earning rate above 11 percent, many analysts say a 5 percent dividend would be warranted. William E. Soule.
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William E. Soule
Mining stocks lead gains on Exchange place curb trading
Arizona Commercial, Davis-Daly, East Butte, Gold King, Mexico Consolidated, Micmac and Raven Mining pushed activity. Mexico rose to 11 8-8 from 10 1-8. Davis-Daly held near 11. Micmac Gold closed strong at 5 1-4 with New York buying. East Butte finished 10 1-2 after opening 98-4.
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Arizona Commercial
Davis-Daly
East Butte
Gold King
Mexico Consolidated
Micmac
Raven Mining
Exchange Place
Mexico
New York
Thomas Reinhardt
Boston
Wall Street
Arizona
Black Mountain
Butte & London
Cananea
Cumberland Ely
Superior
Troy Manhattan
Superior & Pitts
Utah Apex
White Knob
Citizens demand stronger action against moths in Boston streets
Frank F Tripp of 27 Whiting Street Roxbury writes to the Editor complaining that caterpillars and beetles attack city trees and street premises. He says private citizens face penalties to exterminate pests on their property but city sprays appear ineffective and neglect street trees.
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Boston
Doogue
Warren Street
Whiting Street
Doomue
Frank F
Tripp
Roxbury
Si Young The Accommodation Driver Of Provincetown
The note describes Si Young, a well known accommodation driver in Provincetown who gives information to visitors. He operates the Cape Cod steamer service from the Bay Line wharf in Boston, leaving at 9 am daily and 9:30 am Sundays, with a 6:30 pm return. The trip includes a one and half hour stop in Provincetown for meals or a picnic.
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Cy Young
Si Young
Provinetown
Old Town
Provincetown
Boston
Cape Cod
Bay Line
Atlantic Avenue
Staunch & Elegant Steamship
Rowe’s Wharf
Main
S. A. Moody
Lovers Lane wedding at Paragon Park ends in marriage
In Nantasket a couple met by chance at Paragon Park Lovers Lane and married there this morning after a playful incentive from the concession owner. Henry J. Broome and Miss Anna I. Harkins wed with a reception planned for Sunday in the same Lovers Lane church scene.
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Paragon
Nantasket
Paragon Park
Anna I. Harkins
Henry J. Broome
Henry
Anna
Woodfords
Rockland
Lovers’ Lane
Mr. Fellows
Harry J. Broome
Lovers
Stage and Park News Roundup of August Shows
The Globe hosts John Craig company with A Scrap of Paper. New Magdalen and Mary Merrick cast via Lilian Lawrence. Tremont Theatre farewell for The Man From Now. Prince of Pilsen Aug. 27. Pirates of Penzance at Castle Square. Martha with Mabel Carrington. Keith's next week features Zingari Troupe and more acts. Bowdoin Square Theatre hosts The Minister's Daughter final shows. Gambler's Daughter next. Lyceum opens Dainty Paree Burlesquers Aug 20. Palace Theatre bills Charley Waldron with two burlesques In Vacation Time and Hiawatha satire. Mr Jay Hunt benefit at Bowdoin Square. Charlotte Hunt testimonial Friday. Howard opens Aug 20. Cape Cod Folks at Boston Theatre Aug 27 with May Buckley. Princess Michal in The Shepherd King Sept 8 at Colonial. Jouvine's troubadours at Austin & Stones last shows. Lola de Cubas and Solas sisters end runs. Wonderland headliner next week Mlle Loubet with The Dip of Death at autos. Norumbega Park last shows Dixie serenaders and acts. next week strong program. Greater Paragon Park adds pelican hunt and daily tub race.
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John Craig
The
Globe
Lillian Lawrence
Mary Merrick
Tremont Theatre
Henry W. Savage
Castle Square
Martha
Mabel Carrington
Keith
Zingari
Estelle Vordette
Catskills
Everetts
Clifford and Burke
Ray Cox
Donat Bedini
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Lyceum Theatre
Charley” Waldron
Palace Theatre
Hiawatha
Jay Hunt
Charlotte Hunt
Howard
May Buckley
Raymond Hitchcock
Cape Cod
Boston
Marie Shatnell
Michal
Jouvine
Austin & Stone
Lola de Cubas
Solas Sisters
Wonderland
Mlle
Loubet
Norumbega Park
Dixie Serenaders
Charles Kenna
Rae
Benedetto
Burke
Jackson
Hoon
Greater Paragon Park
Grand Opera House Opens Season with Bertha the Sewing Machine Girl
The Grand Opera House debuts its season with A H Woods domestic melodrama Bertha the Sewing Machine Girl. The touring company travels with a fire engine two automobiles a motor boat a motor cycle and two horses. Edith Browning stars as Bertha alongside a strong cast in a story of a sewing girl and her blind sister facing hardship with a mix of romance comedy and song.
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Grand Opera House
Grandy Opera House
A. H. Woods
Bertha
Mr. Woods
Hfe
Edith Browning
Middleboro Editor Wallace M. Tinkham Dies in Cambridge Shelter
The body of Wallace M. Tinkham, 41, editor of the Middleboro Gazette for 14 years, was identified in Cambridge shelter near Riverbank apartment house. Charles E. Tinkham of Middleboro identified him. death ruled natural. Survived by three brothers and a sister.
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Riverbank
Cambridge
Charles 8. Tinkham
Wallace M. Tinkham
Middleboro
Middleboro Gazette
Swan
Lawyer Lewis Conklin Injured When Car Struck by Train
New York August 8 A lawyer with offices in New York City was critically injured when his automobile was struck by a locomotive on the West Shore railroad at Orangeburg New York. He was thrown onto the pilot and found unconscious. surgeons feared for his recovery but he later awoke and spoke.
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New York
Lewis R. Conklin
North Hudson Hospital
Union Hill
West Shore Railroad
Orangeburg
N. Y
Conklin
Mr. Conklin
Lynn Auto Rule Won’t Go Here
Judge Berry’s decision in Lynn holds that an auto driver who assists police by giving name and address can gain immunity under the new law. Commissioner O’Meara said officers will continue past procedures and, following a similar ruling here, one driver may escape while others will be arrested without questions.
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Berry
Lynn
O’meara
Bankrupt Nathan Ginsberg Arrested Over Concealed Assets in Salem
The sixth arrest in two weeks of bankrupts charged with hiding assets from creditors. Nathan Ginsberg a merchant of 50 Northey Street Salem was arrested by U S Deputy Marshal Ames Ruhl. He pleaded not guilty and was held at 1600 bond for a Tuesday hearing. Ginsberg was adjudged bankrupt Jan 15 on petitions by Abraham Godinski Morris Wies and Frank A Howards of Boston with claims totaling 539 55. Charges include concealment of 24 9 due from Elizabeth O Connell of Danvers 15 from J O Connell of Danvers and 9 50 from Mrs J J Mc Ginnis of Peabody.
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United States
Ames Ruhl
Nathan Ginsberg
Northey Street
Salem
Ginsberg
Oscar B. Jackson
Hayes
Abraham Godinski
Morris Wies
Frank A. Howards
Boston
Elizabeth O'Connell
Danvers
J. O'Connell
J. J. McGinnis
Peabody
Tugs Tow Mary E Olys After Collision Off Cape Cod
The three masted schooner Mary E Olys bound from Bath to New York was torn and towed to East Boston after colliding with a German fruit steamer in fog off Cape Cod. Tug Juno crewed by Scituate anchorage rescued and brought her alongside Leighton's wharf awaiting owner instructions.
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Mary E. Olys
Bath
New York
Cape Cod
Juno
Scituate
Leighton
Boston
Boston Towboat Company
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Butte Coalition
United Fruit
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Sargent & Fairchild
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T. E. Eaton
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Mexico Consolidated Mining Company
Lake Copper Properties
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Hancock Consolidated Mining Company
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Tthe Tucker, Anthony & Co. Syndicate
Boston & Maine Railroad
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London Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange Committee
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G. P. Cushing
Gen. Mgr
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Commercial Wharf
O. C. St. Ry. Co
Tel
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Nahant
Battery St
Lincoln Wharf
Richmond
H. W. Barbour
Philadelphia
Central Wharf
Providence
N. Ginsberg
Mattapan
Blue Hill St. Ry. Co
Convon
Blue Hill
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Areal Street Railway Company
Mough’s Neck Bay Line
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Rowe's Wharf
Hough's Neck
Hough’s Neck
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Foot State St
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Joaar FE. S. Merchant
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