Inquiries To Boston Post On Stocks And Bonds
Lal Each Monday morning in this column inquiries from readers of the Boston Post regarding all listed stocks and bonds and all unlisted stocks and bonds of New England industrial, public utility, bank and mill companies will be answered. In addition, correspondence and comment on other securities and on various financial topics will be given space when feasible. All inquiries will be answered in a thoroughly impartial way from the data available.
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New England
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Financial
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Boston
Mass
Information on New Jersey Zinc Company stock history
New Jersey Zinc Company originated in 1880 as New Jersey Zinc & Iron Company with $3 million capital, later $10 million, name change in 1897. 1915 stock dividend of 250 percent raised outstanding equity to $35 million. The firm manufactures oxide of zinc, spelter, spiegeleisen, sulphuric acid, zinc dust, sheet zinc and ochre with mines at Franklin New Jersey and owns New Jersey Zinc Company of Pennsylvania. Smelting capacity about 160 to 170 million pounds per year. Regular annual dividends on $10 million capitalization at 20 percent, with quarterly 2.5 percent payouts in Aug and Nov 1915 and 16 percent annually since Feb 1916 plus 60 percent special dividends that year. Through 1916 earnings not reported. 1916 year balance for dividends $83,568,239 equal to 95.9 percent of stock. First quarter balance $6,006,739 versus $8,697,051 prior quarter and $8,446,385 prior year quarter.
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New Jersey Zinc Company
New Jersey Zinc & Iron Company
Franklin
N. J
Pennsylvania
Penn Seaboard Steel
Ees de Gerrish
N. H
Penn Seaboard Steel Corporation
Penn Marine & Ordnance Castings Company
Penn Seaboard Steel Casting Company
New York
Envoy Undergoes Critical Kidney-Removal Operation
In Copenhagen on August 19 the operation on American minister to Denmark Dr. Maurice F. Egan removed one kidney. The attending physician said he passed a satisfactory night and his morning condition was as good as could be expected.
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Copenhagen
Maurice F. Egan
Denmark
Egan
Horses Well Watered by MSC PACA Across Four Stations
During the week ending Aug 10 the MSC PACA supplied water to 30 195 horses from four stations and a traveling water cart. Since opening July 1, 159 344 horses have been watered. Week totals: Sudbury street 2 559, Copley square 7 356, South station 9 045, Postoffice square 9 550, water cart 1 685.
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Sudbury Street
Copley Square
South Station
Postoffice Square
Market Review and Outlook Faces War Time Adjustments
The market held a narrow range with a small weekly dip in railroad averages. bulls expect price fixing, steel at $67 a ton with $10 for quick delivery, and government loans at 4 percent. Railroads stay weak on rate decisions amid strong war demand and labor gains.
Work of Draft Boards Belsanskas
List of residents with addresses including 156 Washington street 106 Hampshire 5st and 259B Sidney street among others. Names include Charles P Murphy Edward J Oltmanns Gilbert Harvey John Yzenis Ernest Harding Joseph P Coyne Edward Boyle John J Hamilton James Elm Peters Charles B Hicken Adam Buslawicus balance of names with dependents noted at several addresses.
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Coyne
Joseph P
Suffolk
King
Edward
Local residents listed with addresses and dependents
A long list of individuals and dependents with street addresses including Sixth Street Becklerave Silver St Sanger Douglas Silver St Gold St Emerson Telegraph Telegraph St Peters St Fourth St Fifth St 1st Dorchester St and other nearby streets. Several entries mark In service de pendents and Beckler eve with multiple names included.
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Fifth St
Tes
James
Peters St
Weidner
Ernest D
Fourth St
Beck
Charles B
TI St
Shapiro
Daniel P
Telegraph St
Pohl
Adolph
Drake
Herbert L
Emerson St
Nickerson
Walter F
Beckler
Tane
John J
Storey St
McDonald
Alfred J
Graham
Clarence W
McCulloch
Jos. A
Driscoll
LeBaron S
Local address list of Belmont Watertown Lexington residents
A dense compiled roster lists numerous residents with street addresses across Belmont Watertown and Lexington. Names include MacAuley H Neal, Adama Norman I, Minutoli Francesco, Devaney John J, Everton Frank D, Howe Wm L, Mugridge Charles H, Kenrick Oscar B, Trowbridge Merle E, Smith Wilbur TD, MacArthur Clarence, Bishop John J, Dill George N, Kelsey Edwin A, Hill Thomas A Jr, Flitcroft George W, Toohey John C J, McGreel Dominick, Hartley Chester, Leonard Fred C, Regan Richard E, Abbondanzio Antonio, Dingley Bernard B, Macaron Andrew, Opoian Simon H, Walsh Joseph, Meadgelo Philip, Waugh William C, Kenrick Walter H, Carroll John P, Mabey Edison R, Garvey Frank, Morriss Frank R, LeShane Alberta, Glynn John F, Tree James M, Quirk Thomas C, Gallagher Herman, Norton Thomas K, Bird Clifford W, Ostby Gothard N, Tobin Raymond F, Andrews Herbert, McGee Francis L, Mannagin Karpa, Wilson Thomas, Sargent Francis B L Leary Timothy Jr, Forgione Joseph, Simms Thomas W, Russo Carmine, Smith Michael, Pierce Chas W Jr, Donnelly James, Gannon Roland E, Union Frederick Co., Jackson Philip S, MacLachlan Sam D, Doherty Joseph L, Tilton Witham O, Mead John H, Grant Robert H.
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Brookline
W. Flitcroft
George W
Olney St
Toohey
John C. J
Irving St
W. McGreel
Dominick
Bedford St
L. Hartley
Chester
Stone Rd
B. Leonard
Fred
K C
Sunnyside St
B. Regan
Richard E
Forest St
W. Abbon
Walter H
Aleander Ave
B. Carroll
John P
No. Beacon St
W. Mabey
Edison R
Grant
L. Garvey
Frank
Summer St
W. Morriss
Frank R
Hawthorne At
James M
Spring St
W. Quirk
Thomas C
Burnham St
B. McGee
Francis L
W. Mannagin
Karpa
Quimby St
W. Wilson
Thomas
Walnut St
B. Sargent
Francis B. L. Leary
Timothy J., Jr
Waltham St
L. Forgione
Joseph
Rifle Ct
W. Simms
Thomas W
Fifield St
W. Russo
Carmine
Quirk St
W. Smith
Michael
Arsenal ‘St
List of residents and addresses with 36 total entries
A compiled roster of 36 names with street addresses including Spencer avenue Bloomingdale Crescent Crescent Crescent and other streets. Several entries note professions and one rider marks a passed physical test. The list reads like a city directory fragment listing residents and locations.
List of residents and dependents with addresses
A compiled directory of individuals with ages and street addresses including Cameron Alden. David Greene of Wendell Street 3. Albert Lynch 74 Fairfield Street. Eugene Maroney 32 Cedar Street. Wm V Jefferson 8 Nutting Road. Geo D Graham 14 Dudley Street. Harry Coyne 4 16 Holworthy Street. Jos B Bennett 125 Mt Auburn Street. Andrew C Daniels 47 Wickland Street. Emil Seibert 31 Cambridge Terrace. John Smith Concord Avenue dependents. Albert Hall 152 Pemberton Street dependents. Russell Owen 49 Oxford Street with physical disability. Wm A O'Toughlin 125 Fayerweather Street dependents. Jos G Morrisey 105 Belmont Street dependents. Edward A Dykens 53 Madison Avenue in service.
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McAuliffe
Frank T
Cameron Are
Alden
Wm. T
Seven Pines
Greene
David
Wendell St. Lynch
Albert B
Fairfield St. Maroney
Eugene
Cedar St. Jefferson
Wm. V
Nutting Rd
Graham
Geo. D
Dudley St
Smith
John
Concord Ave
Hall
Albert E
Pemberton St
Owen
Russell H
Oxford St
O'Toughlin
Fayerweather St
Morrisey
Jos. G
Belmont St
Dykens
Edward A
Madison Are
Exemptions Refused in Arlington Division Case List
A long list of individuals including Munroe John I and Fioravante Frico in Arlington and Winchester addresses appears under Exemptions Refused. The notice enumerates names with street addresses across Arlington and Wellesley area towns, indicating a formal zoning or tax exemption action.
Directory of residents and addresses listed
A compiled list of individuals with full names and street addresses including 108 Robinwood avenue, 2 Hillside avenue, 6 Eldridge road, 13 Spaulding street, 614 South street, 159 Green street, 4 Harris avenue, 8 Germania street, 390 Amory street, 278 Arborway, 15 St Joseph street, 86 Greenough avenue, 16 John A Andrew street, 15 Woodside avenue, 11 Marmion street, 51 Centre street, 169 Boylston street, IC, 169 Boylston street, 106 Hyde Park avenue, 226 Lamartine street, 4 Germania street, 45 Archdale street, 12 Goldsmith street, 221 South street, 8 Enfield street, 1085 Boylston street, Pond street, 1085 Boylston street, 49 Keyes street, 36 Orchard street, 27 Woodlawn street, 66 Southbourne road, 7 Haverford street, 284 Amory street, 3899 Washington street, 49 Keyes street, 1085 Boylston street, total counts noted as 17 and 28.
List of residents and dependents with addresses
The document records multiple individuals with street addresses including Murphy Jos F at 9 Newton St and Daniel J White at 87 Cherry St. It lists dependents for several families, aged parents, an alien, and aged mother entries, across numerous streets such as Washington Windsor Chestnut Peters Blanche Riverbank St and Mag gazing St.
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Miller
Emily St
Brown
Arthur
Village St
Farrell
John J
Cottage St
Tosi
Thomas A
Webster Ave
Sullivan
Michael J
Austin St
Muti
John A
Zakrison
Bros
Cherry St
Anderson
Wm. T
Sidney St
Division 1 Cambridge Residents List
A long list of residents in Cambridge divided by street addresses and full names. The compiled roster includes George Christo Peter Samuelson McCarthy Silva Jankun Ventura Weber Brown Harrison Ferreira Raposo Sanders Jankun Geisenger Cavallaro Capoblanco Nixon Collins Long St George Lyons eran Shapiro Kriger Tobin Cenerazzo Fishman Eleftherakis Byington Finkel Loran Janulewicz Paratore Weisberg Murphy O'Brien Marn Pimental Carrol DeBettencourt Winfield DeFraia Perry Licata Burke Cohen Hopkins Doherty Almeda Urban Broomberg O'Brien McCarthy Sullivan Basii O'Shea Dennehy Fuhrman Tighe Kalanian Barry Abakas Heim Juzelfalis.
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Christo
George
Otis St
Gaetano
Berkshire St. Capoblanco
Erasmo
Windsor St. Nixon
William J
Marion St. Collins
John Joseph
Sixth St
Long
Joseph
Jefferson St. St. George
Thomas F., Jr
Elm St
Local Draft Board Exceeds Quota for Division 8
Has 44 over quota in Division 8 at 1 Beacon Street, with 239 men fit for service and ready to be certified. District quota is 195. Chairman H Wheeler delays submitting certified lists until exemption papers are resolved. First call exemptions may be denied and these men will be certified ahead of second call. The board has examined 940 men, with married men admitted if child status allows.
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Railroad Control Board
Beacon Street
H. Wheeler
Back Bay
Brookline
Boston
Vicinity
Division 5
South End
West End
Plattsburg Camp
War Department
Samuel L. Felton
Brimmer Street
Day Kimball
Henry S. Hall, Jr
Julian T. Leonard
Commonwealth Avenue
Roswell T. Jefferson
Queensberry Street
F. D. Jefferson & Son
State Street
Henry T. Hayes
Hayes
St. Mary's Street
Peter Hayes
Lagrange Street
Henry Sullivan
Edward Rose
Summer Street
Tie
Rose
William J. Dugan, Jr
Cypress Street
Dugan
Frank
Joseph
District Board
Andrew Washburn
Dudley Street
Marjorie C. Washburn
Pope's Peace Note Wins Mixed European Reactions
German papers vary in view from cautious respect to alarm. Catholic papers praise the gesture but fear for German interests. Liberal papers regard it as hopeful. Morgen Post questions Alsace Lorraine and Trentino issues. Tages Zeitung warns it would ruin Germany. Vossische Zeitung sees Belgian questions solved with papal aims, while France must concede Alsace Lorraine for peace.
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London
Amsterdam
Exchange Telegraph Company
Germany
Morgen Post
Alsace-Lorraine
Trentino
Tages Zeitung
Vossische Zeitung
France
1500 Canoeists on the Charles Encounter Eight Upsets
The Sunday flotilla on the Charles River had 1500 canoeists with only eight minor incidents. A young couple overturned near shore and waded to safety while the rest were rescued by companions, no one in danger.
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Charles River
Father and three Sons Fight for Uncle Sam in Local Draft Push
In West Somerville Benjamin Gerrior and his four sons enlist or prepare to be drafted. Arnold 20 Elroy 19 join Eighth Massachusetts Infantry while Lawrence 18 serves aboard a Charlestown navy yard ship. The father joins the Quartermaster Reserve Corps as local boards tighten exemptions and weigh wealthy claimants against duty.
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West Somerville
Benjamin Gerrior
Moore Street
Arnold
Elroy
Lawrence
Gerrier
Eighth Massachusetts Infantry
Charlestown Navy Yard
Benjamin
Quartermaster Reserve Corps
Sam
District boards to take up exemptions for occupational claims
Exemption petitions will be reviewed by district boards. Approved exemptions will pass through the boards for final approval, with action on these occupational claims to follow.
Plan to Move 687000 Troops by Rail Nationwide
Aug 19 New York plan outlines the largest troop movement in U.S. history. Fairfax Harrison says the program will relocate 687000 men to cantonments starting Sept 5 with three 200000 man waves by Sept 9 Sept 18 and Oct 3. The operation requires 6229 cars in 566 trains plus locomotives and crews and aims to move National Guard en route to training.
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New York
American Railway Association
Fairfax Harrison
Railroads’ War Board
National Guard
Thie Hee Olwinnet
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Washington Ave
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Jefferson Ave
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Clark Ave
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Franklin Ave
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Mazzel
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Weinstein
Arlington St
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Milliken
Frank I
Vale St
Pearlmutter
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Fairview Ave
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Daniel J
Trowbridge St
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Roser P
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Reed
Jesse M
Webster St
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Massachusetts Ave
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Herbert W
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Glenburn Rd
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Lake Hill Ave
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Uncle Sam
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Hartman Pros., Inc
Atlantic Avenue
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Arnold B. Gerrior
IX Company
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