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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1910

Page

14

Stock Market Irregularities Persist Amid Mixed Trading

Total sales in New York reached 447 200 shares with Boston at 40 503. The Steel common led in New York while Mexico Consolidated led Boston. Year to date New York 115 602 100 shares, Boston 7 399 849. last year New York 120 043 800, Boston 8 326 027. Rail gains and losses surfaced with Mackay common up in New York and Calumet & Hecla down in Boston. Market activity was light, led by professionals, with Steel Corp reporting July unfilled tonnage down 286 000, tempering speculative fervor. Prices have partly recovered from lows but remain uncertain as the market debates top levels and possible further moves.

New York Boston Steel Common Mexico Mackay Common St. L San Fran Southern Pacific Calumet & Hecla Steel Corporation Butte Messrs. Ryan and Thayer Parrot Washoe Anaconda Montana Butte & Boston Gulf Central Vt Atchison NS Sly Atchison Bos Albany Fitchburg Ny& H West Endleae Rtl &Ty West End Adventure Allouez Oe - Wm Arizona Atlantic Ois Butte Coalition Caly Cal & Hecla Centennial Daly West Franklin Greene Ananen Michigan Cove Nevada Webbes Nipissing North Butte Old Dominion Quincy Shannon St Mary's Utah Consol Trinity Utah Gap Co Victoria Winona Wolverine LAND Rie Wollaston Tel & Tel Cumberlin Bos & W Fei Pf United Fruit United Shoe Steel Owl Gulf Pf Boston Corbin Butte Bullak East Tutte Giroux Hancock Wee Helvetia Indiana Isle Royale Ae Kerr Lake Utah Sip & Bostaneee OM Gsu Super & Pitts Swift & Co Eft TtSs Coal & Oil At& SF See Holy HO Ohio Beth Ny Yoo Bklyn U Gas Batterick Au Pacific M & , Picaes M&s P Comstock Distillers Hou Erie Fe Erie Klee Central At's Harvester Louis Nash Mackay Senses Mer Marine Air Brake NH & H Or & West Maui Pac T&t Bay Ry St Rock Island S Steel Pf West Maryland West Union

Chicago & Northwestern plans large construction amid uncertain conditions

Rumors say the Chicago & Northwestern will push ahead with major terminal and related works as soon as business and political conditions allow. The line reports June and full year gains while dividend surplus trails prior year. experts note rising copper costs and mine curtailment affecting production costs in Butte. Dow tours Arizona Mines Company properties as president.

Chicago & Northwestern Chicago

Local Market Opens Strong In Copper Stocks

The local stock market opened strong with focus on Arizona Commercial Copper Range and Amalgamated. Lake issues attracted big buying but Arizona Commercial remained the feature as buying power shifted. By midday Arizona Commercial and Centennial fell two points while Tamareck rose two points. Prices finished irregular with Shoe Machinery and Steel common key issues.

Arizona Commercial Copper Range Amalgamated Lake Ues Arizona Butte Centennial Calumet Tamareck

Copper Company to Hold Special Meeting on Asset Sale

Stockholders of the Cumberland Ely Copper Company are notified of a special meeting on August 25 to act on selling the property and assets to Nevada Consolidated. The Arizona Commercial reports ore from a drill showing 14.25 percent copper and 6.3 ounces silver with traces of gold, and notes Algomah preparing to resume sinking with a rich ore stockpile awaiting processing.

Cumberland Ely Copper Company Nevada Consolidated The Arizona Commercial Diaimond

Boston Curb Market Trading Report

The curb market yesterday showed an uneven front with about a dozen issues active. Inspira tion led with gains from 73 16 to 79 16, closing firm at 73 8, while Calaveras Ely Central Bay State Gas Chino Algomah and Champion held steady. Fluctuations in detail are listed herewith.

Calaveras Ely Central Bay State Gas Chino Algomah Champion

Massachusetts towns approve short term loans and bonds

Worcester awards a 150000 temporary loan at 3.75 percent with 3.25 premium. Gardner bids on 10000 four percent sewer scrip dated July 1 1910. Pittsfield issues 20000 August 9 1910 six month loan at 4.87 percent. Winthrop invites bids for 20000 temporary loan maturing April 10 1911. State Treasurer borrows 1500000, total 5500000 this year. Concord sells 20000 four percent municipal light bonds dated Aug 1 1910 maturing 30 years to Esta Brook & Co at 102.659.

Worcester Mass F. S. Moseley & Co Gardner Pittsfield Bond & Goodwin Winthrop Concord Estabrook & Co

Graft charges hit Revere Selectmen meeting

Charges of graft were leveled at a member of the Revere Board of Selectmen after Chairman Roscoe Wailsworth claimed state police information alleged a demand for theater tickets under threat of license suspension. He named Selectman Philip Meyer as the implicated party.

Revere Board of Selectmen Roscoe Wailsworth Selectman Philip Meyer

Local selectman clash over tickets and graft claims

Immediate confrontation as Selectman Myer accuses Chairman Walsworth of lying and demands a hearing for next Wednesday. The theatre manager is pressured for 1000 tickets under threat to suspend Sunday license. A prior graft charge centers on Fred Sackett over poll tax collection with residents protesting his fees. Sackett agrees to lower fees and extend tax deadlines after board consultation.

Myer Walsworth Fred S. Sackett Selectmen's Sackett

Dividends Declared by Major Firms This Quarter

Adams Express Company declares quarterly 3 dollars with books closing August 16 and reopening September 3. American Express Company issues quarterly 8 dollars with record date August 31 and payment October 1. National Enameling & Stamping Company boards declare 13-4 percent preferred on September 30 with books closing September 10. Philadelphia Electric Company distributes 1.5 percent on September 15 with stock record August 1. Quaker Oats Company declares quarterly 2 percent common on October 15 with record October 3 and extra 1-2 percent on October 3. A quarterly 1-1/2 percent and a quarterly 11-2 percent preferred dividend for Quaker Oats are noted with record dates November 1.

Adams Express Company American Express Company National Enameling & Stamping Company Philadelphia Electric Company Quaker Oats Company

Baseball scores from today’s schedule

Louisville and Milwaukee split a doubleheader with Louisville winning 8 4. Indianapolis beat Kansas City 8 3 in game one and 4 3 in game two. Toledo defeated St Paul 4 0 in game one and 1 2 in game two. Columbus crushed Minneapolis 9 7 in a 10 inning contest.

Milwaukee Louisville Indianapolis Kansas City Toledo St. Paul Columbus Minneapolis

Tobin Revokes Local Stitchers Union Charter

Boot and Shoe Workers Union president John F. Tobin revoked the charter of the local stitchers union in Brockton. The local outfit numbers about 3500 members and is the largest affiliate of the national union.

Brockton John F. Tobin Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union Stitchers’ Union

Charter Revoked After Local Union Dispute

President Tobin acted after General Organizer McMorrow and Special Agent Unton moved the charter to Boston. The local union suspended Business Agent Studley over a dispute with the State Board of Arbitration and the W L Douglas Company. Tobin rein stated others if the matter cannot be resolved, union members face becoming members at large and losing local independence.

Tobin Brockton Charles J McMorrow Boston Robert B. Unton Frederick B. Studley State Board of Arbitration W. L. Douglas Company

Bay Stater Is A Crack Rifle Shot

Camp Perry Ohio August 10 Today the national guard sharpshooters turned the tables on the United States service cracks in the Ohio match for the adjutant general s 500 cap Private W H McCarthy of the Second Corps Cadets Massachusetts shot up the field of 158 scoring 97 in 20 shots at 1000 yards Private George W Chesley of the Second Connecticut New Haven tied McCarthy s total but had a four for his last shot All but three of the 12 winners were militiamen

Camp Perry Ohio National Guard United States Service Adjutant General W. H. McCarthy Second Corps Cadets Massachusetts George W. Chesley Connecticut New Haven McCarthy

Roster of winners and marks from a shooting match and police teams

The list names 10 victors with ranks and scores led by Captain FE Eddy and Lieutenant-Colonel C B Winder. The 80-yard Dupont tyre match was won by Sergeant J Grabenzeh with a perfect score and 9 bulls, plus other leaders C T Worsham and Sergeant L Jarrett. The Chicago police team arrives to join Cincinnati and St Louis squads for the national police team match tomorrow.

FE. W. Eddy Ohio C. B. Winder Glenn van Rueden Indiana F. Wahlstrom United States Marine Corps W. H. Richards C. C. Townsend Colorado Victor Czegka H. E. Simon Cook Arthur Smith Ensign R. R. Stewart United States Navy Dupont J. Grabenzeh United States Cavalry C. T. Worsham L. Jarrett Chicago National Police Mateh Cincinnati St. Louis

City Auditor Otis of Newton Is Dead

Newton Newton Aug 10 Matt B Jones president of the Board of Aldermen will tomorrow appoint a committee to attend the funeral of City Auditor Benjamin F Otis at 2 oclock Friday afternoon Otis has been city auditor since Jan 17 1876 and died today at his home 48 Elm street West Newton at age 88 He had been ill eight months His wife died a month ago Otis was born in Worcester in 1827 and for 25 years was treasurer of the Newton Unitarian Church

Newton Matt B. Jones Board of Aldermen Benjamin F. Otis Mr. Otis Elm Street West Newton Worcester Newton Unitarian Church

Steel Orders Decrease United States Steel Corp Unfilled Tons Drop

United States Steel Corporation reports July 31 unfilled orders at 3,970,931 tons, down 286,885 from June 30. It marks the first monthly figure under a new plan. Historical data shows fluctuating unfilled tonnage dating back to 1907.

United States Steel Corporation Dee

Uncle Joe on Vacation in Michigan

Mackinac Island reports Joseph G. Cannon Speaker of the House has spent weeks at a summer resort then departed for Chicago. He will stay a few days before returning to his Danville home.

Mackinac Island Mich Joseph G. Cannon House of Representatives Chicago Danville

Man Drowns at Niagara Falls In Front Of Crowds

A man believed to be Charles B. Stolz of Buffalo leaped into the Niagara River above Prospect Point and went over the American Falls in view of several hundred motorists today. His body was not recovered.

Niagara Falls N. Y Charles B. Stolz Buffalo Prospect Point American Falls

Taft Hadley Talks on Railroads Commission Plan

President Taft and Yale President Hadley discussed forming a commission to study railroad stock and bond regulation. Hadley may chair the panel, with Taft pressing for broad representation, including Progressive Republicans and Tennessee leaders visiting Beverly for campaign unity.

Crippen Papers Ready for Surrender to British Police

Quebec authorities received all documents authorizing the surrender of Dr Crippen and Miss Le Neve to British police. The order, signed by Justice Girouard at Murray Bay, follows the absence of Governor General Grey and Chief Justice Fitzpatrick in Ottawa.

Quebec Dr. Crippen Miss Leneve Dominion Girouard Murray Bay Ottawa Grey Fitzpatrick

Deportation Formalities Complete in Crippen Leneve Case

Dominion authorities finish the transcript of the Crippen and Leneve proceedings in the Quebec court of special sessions on August 1. Deportation can occur any time after August 15. Prisoners maintain good demeanour and no communications were reported.

Dominion Crippen-Leneve Quebec Miss Leneve

Stage offerings brighten the Majestic season

The Majestic opens strong with The Merry Widow while Colonial hosts Three Million Dollars and Park Theatre announces The Climax for Aug. 29. Grand Opera House shows The Chinatown Trunk Mystery, with matinees midweek. Shubert Theatre to open with The Shepherd King. Keith’s draws crowds as Dr Hermann’s act ends. Empire Comedy Four and other acts promised. Paragon Park and Norumbega Park draw crowds, Bowdoin Square Theatre showcases Little All Right Company, and Wonderland reels in features along with harbor trips and frequent bill changes.

Majestic Colonial Park Theatre Grand Opera House Herry Mields Shoemaker Wright Lorimer Shepherd Iking Shubert Theatre Keith Dr. Hermann Emepire Kaufman Brothe al Carleton Sergeant Brennan Eleanor Gordon Little All Right Company Bowdoin Square Theatre The Paragon Park South Shore Dodge Norumbega Park Globe Theatre Wonderland Bassein Stea Central Wharf

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