Changes of 28 Active New York Stocks
The list covers leading active New York stocks with high and low for 1905 and the current year. It shows net changes for the week and for the past month to indicate price trends and allow reader comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Post
Eeresesee Ss Lis
Car & Foundry
Colorado
Ann Boy
Atchison @eeceevnmesreeveene
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Dil
Canadian Pacific
M. & St. Pawl
Erte
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
N. Y
Ontario
Western
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Southern Pacific Oewee
THY
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Ccceewee
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Market Outlook Sparks Talk Of Bull Campaign And Rail Stock
A bullish tone fills the market forecast with notes on better economy and higher stock prices. It cites San Francisco disaster fallout, conservative investor behavior, and potential gains in copper and railroad shares amid ongoing earnings and dividend data for 1901–1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
San Francisco
Bond Redemption Notice by International Paper Company
The trustee designated by lot certain bonds under the 1898 deed of trust to be redeemed at the trustee's office on August 30 1906 at par and accrued interest. Bonds 6 44 56 91 99 124 128 140 165 have their interest ceased on August 30 1906. The New York Trust Company trustee with Henry Be Ahern as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Paper Company
NEW York Trust Company
Continental Trust Company
City OF
New York
Henry Beahern
Railway earnings and stock distribution raise annual dividends
In 1901 to 1906 gross earnings used for operating expenses ranged from 70.454 to 74.854 percent. By distributing 53,319 shares of new and treasury stock on Sept 1, annual dividends of seven dollars per share will raise the road’s post 1907 dividend disbursements by about 373,283 dollars while refunding operations reduce fixed charge obligations, saving roughly 343,000 dollars in interest annually starting Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New and Treasury
First Arrest Then Question in Worcester Auto Laws
Deputy Sheriff Amos Atkinson in Worcester plans to arrest automobilists first and then ask their names to dodge a new indemnity law. He cites Judge Berry's Lynn ruling that giving name and address makes a driver aiding police, thus not prosecutable. He urges prosecuting reckless drivers under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Amos Atkinson
William J. E. Stone
Berry
Lynn
Gibson Is Homesick Paris Seeks Studio After Italy Visit
Charles Dana Gibson, the artist, is recovering from homesickness after a tour of Italy and Spain. Friends persuaded him to remain in Paris where he plans to seek a studio. He believes he can work just as well in New York but values the artistic atmosphere of Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Charles Dana Gibson
New York
Italy
Spain
Dont Fear Mysteries Says Rev O P Gifford
The Rev. O P Gifford of Buffalo told First Baptist Church attendees that water remains a mystery in origin yet should not deter faith or use of forces like wind and propulsion. He urged embracing unknowns to move forward and not abandon belief.
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O. P. Gifford
D. D
Buffalo
First Baptist Church
Trainload of Rum Bound for Japan
Thirteen carloads of New England rum awaiting transport at Boston & Albany yards bound for Japan via Seattle. Nearly a thousand barrels distlled and sold locally, labelled for the voyage, drawing temperance protest from Miguel Seregue grand secretary of the International Order of Good Templars who called the shipment an outrage to civilized people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Japan
Boylston Street
NEW York Central
Boston & Albany Railroad
Seattle
Wash
Miguel Seregue
International Order of Good Templars
Post
Fish Market Opens With Broad Variety of Fresh Catches
At the waterfront fish mart dealers found a plentiful supply of all kinds. Yesterday 10 trips of ground fish brought 326,800 pounds, including haddock 154,000 and cod 144,500 pounds. Mackerel from the Arthur Binney and the Seaconet totaled 75,000 pounds. Swordfish trips added 299 fish. The Lancastrian from London carried 2000 tons of merchandise and 150 ivory tusks. A stowaway was landed, and 119,699 banana bunches were imported by five steamers for United Fruit. One crewman from Albert Geiger was treated at Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leyland Line
Lancastrian
London
Africa
Zanzibar
Pier 6
Grand Junction Docks
Boston
Wood
Grand Banks
United Fruit Company
Esparta
Port Limon
Costa Rica
Admiral Sampson
Bound Brook
Maritime Movement Almanac Notes Morning Light and Tidal Times
The miniature almanac lists sun and moon rise times, length of day, high water, and nautical movements. It records steamers and brigs sailing and arriving, with vessels from New York to Baltimore and Gloucester to P Q, including tow barges and schooners, alongside names like Calvin Austin Pike St John N B and City of Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advivel
Calvin Austin
Pike
St. John
N. B
Wood
London
Prince George
McKinnon
Yarmouth
N. S
City of Augusta
Johnson
Savannah
Kershaw
Bond
Baltimore
Norfolk
Indian
Thacher
Philadelphia
H. F. Dimock
Baker
Old Dominion
Burton
New York
City of Rockland
Rolx
Bangor
Ransom B. Fuller
Blair
Bath
Dingley
Linscott
Portland
City of Gloucester
Ober
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Gloucester
Mass
Charles F. Mayer
Machow
Washington, D. C
Catawissa
Calhoun
Pine Forest
Clark's Point
Valley Forge
Gurney
Albany
N. Y
Henrietta A. Whitney
Whittaker
Rondout
Worcester's Snake Man Relocates to Revere Beach
C. J. Brownell and family move from Worcester to Revere Beach with 8000 snakes. He plans a summer snake exhibit and moving picture show, then aims to expand the snake business. He argues fear of snakes harms science and claims snakes can offer medical benefits and hypnotic powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Revere
C. J. Brownell
Revere Beach
King Street
Brownell
Union Station
Texas
Mexico
Belasco-Carter feud deepens with upcoming court suit
New York reports Mrs. Leslie Carter Payne plans to sue Belasco this week seeking an accounting of profits from Belasco led productions and other ventures. She claims equal partnership rights and says letters proving her stake were stolen by a journalist-exemployee now in Belasco’s circle. Belasco denies all partnership claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Belasco-Carter
Leslie Carter- Payne
Belasco
Belasco’ Enterprises
David Warfield
Blanche Bates
Carter-Payne
Lynn Field Day Features Boat Race At Point of Pines
The Federation of Catholic Societies of Lynn with 16 groups will host the annual field day at Point of Pines on Saturday Aug 25 from 1 pm to 10 pm. Hon John A Sullivan will give an address. An amateur athletics program includes an eight car race and a ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Catholic Societies of
Lynn
Foresters
Knights of Columbus
Hibernians
Point of Pines
John A. Sullivan
Police raids target Chinese gambling dens in Boston
Officers from Station 4 arrested two Chinese men on Oxford Street for promoting lottery games among Chinatown residents. One identified as Goon Tong, the other unnamed, as police continue cracking down on gambling. locals report bets shifting from fantan to more sensational games with wider losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Station 4
Boston
Goon Tong
Oxford Street
Chinatown
Dandy Fifth Plans Royal Welcome on Canadian Tour
The Bay State unit prepares for a Canadian trip to Vermont Montreal and Ottawa with drills inspections and a royal reception in Montreal. Captain Davis leads the Fifth with Colonel Oakes in command and 1200 new olive drab blankets ready for use in the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Montreal
Ottawa
Bay State
Davis
Seventeenth Infantry
Oakes
United States
Massachusetts
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Amalgamated
Allouez
Centennial Ste
Osceola
Worcester Police
Indem
Gibson
Rev. O. P. Gifford
Boston Post
Back Bay
Arthur Binney
Rufe McKay
Theresa
Alice
Emily Cooney
Three Sisters
Mary Sennett
Bertha M. Miller
Albert Geiger
Carrie F. Roberts
Ivory
Burnett
Nelson, Morris & Co
Mills
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Long Wharf
Marine Hospital
T Wharf
Wesley Martin
Canso
Chelsea
International Mercantile Marine Company
American
White Star
Red Star, Dominion and Atlantic Transportation Lines
International Mercantile Company
Leyland and
National Lines
C. A. Griscom
J. Bruce Ismay
E. C. Grenfell
James H. Hyde
John I. Waterbury
W. J. Pirrie
George W. Perkins
Charles Steele
Percy Chubb
E. J. Berwind
Harry Wilding
P. A. B. Widener
Charles F. Torrey
J. P. Morgan, Jr
P. A.S. Franklin
John Lee
James S. Swartz
Treaurer
Emerson E. Parvin
Sec
the Landsman
E Haddock
Codate Pollock
Jor
H. Cromwell
Dorothy Eee
Renee
James and
Esther
Helen Thomas
Thomas Brundage
I S. Nickerson
Grace Darling
Hope
Shipping News
Toronto
Hull
Eng
Nobska
Europe
Antwerp
Hektor
Louisburg
C. B
Catawwissa
Lincoln
Paxtang
Hammond
St. Nicholas
Tulpehocken
Nottingham
Port Johnson
C. R
Garden of Eden
Mrs. Carter-Payne
Sue Belasco
Falk
Leslie Carter-Payne
Zaza
David Belasco
Entertainments
Wendeton Revere Beach
Parade of the Nations
Salem
Hardy
Loubet
Holman Bros
Ildren
Grant
Hoag
Kelith’s
Lynn Field
Will Hill
Nantasket
Rowe
Norum Bega Park
Clobe
Oxford
John Graig Co
the Gay Lord
Quex
Ingomar
Bowdoin
Hazel Kirke
GATAC
Natasket. Bedestsantoat
Rowe’ S Wharf Strane
Pemberton Landing
Nantasket Point
Nantasket Beach
G. P. Cushing
Provincetown
Cape Cod
Staunch & Elegant Steamship Bsb
Bay Line
Atlantic Avenue
Rowe's Wharf
Main
S. A. Moody
Plymouth
Old Colony
Rowe’s Wharf
Mgr
Auber’s
Fra Diavolo
Dramatic Stock Company
O. C. St. Ry. Co
Washington St
Tel
Tremont
Henry W. Savage
Harry Bulger
Central Wharf
State Street
Hough’s Neck Bay Line
Atlantic
Boson
Hough's Neck
Providence
Fall River
Grand Opera House
Mowardo Hall
Mats
NEW Line
Enterprise Transportation Co
P. O. Sq
Fal River
Van’s
Sevsted Wharf
Foot
M. Bandas
KE. S. Merchant
Boston & Gloucester
King Philip
Commercial Wharf
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