Answers to Inquiries in Boston Post Financial Columns
A Boston Post column announces weekly inquiries on listed and unlisted stocks and bonds from New England industrials utilities banks and mills. It promises impartial data based answers with no market forecast. Inquiries must include full name and street address and be addressed to the Financial Editor Boston Post Boston Mass.
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Boston Post
New England
Post
Financial
The
Inquirer
Boston
Mass
Stock Exchange
Information on Champion Lumber and Parsons Pulp bonds due 1910-1929
The Champion Lumber Company and Parsons Pulp & Lumber Company own vast timber lands in North Carolina and West Virginia. They issue $2.5 million and $2.445 million in 6 per cent serial bonds maturing 1913 to 1928 and 1913 to 1924, respectively, quoted around par. Both are backed by strong parent financiers and wood supply for paper makers. recent outlook remains profitable with interest and debt service covered.
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Champion Lumber Company
Parsons Pulp & Lumber Company
J. 3S
Boston
North Carolina
Champion Fibre Company
Pigeon River Company
Fee Simple
Haywood County
Ohio
West Virginia
William Whitmer & Sons
Bostonian Invited to join American International Corporation
Charles A. Stone announces that Robert F. Herrick has been invited to become a director and vice president of the new American International Corporation. Herrick will split time between Boston and the corporation’s plans while maintaining Boston ties. The venture aims to unite the United States with other countries and will operate from New York without favoring any single locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copper Range Consolidated Company
L. E. Boston
New Jersey
Michigan
Copper Range Company
Bostonian
American International Corporation
Charles A. Stone
Robert F. Herrick
Mr. Herrick
Boston
Herrick
New Corporation
Mr. Stone
United States
New York
Coast Guards Act as Bearers at Captain Samuel James's Funeral
Hull coast guard and Hull volunteer life-saving station pallbearers attended the funeral of Captain Samuel James yesterday afternoon at Hull Methodist Church. A veteran of the volunteer service he earned medals for bravery in shipwreck rescues. He died at his James Avenue home after a long illness and is survived by three sons and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull Coast Guard
Hull
Samuel James
Hull Methodist Church
Captain James
James Avenue
South Shore
Washington Irving James
Hingham Police Department
Samuel James, Jr
Charles M. James
Bridgeport
Conn
Carence TF
Penn Ag
oChiri
Market Review and Outlook Indicates Drift After Record Earnings
The market shows a continuing drift after a month of strong earnings despite record reports from several railroads and copper stocks. Analysts note the bulls are tired, with professionals generally bearish and wary of a December correction before any January rally. Specialties like General Motors and Cuban American Sugar created fireworks, while on the curb Kathodian Bronze surged before dropping back. Overall, money abundance from the Fed, gold imports, and low rates fuel optimism for continued expansion unless war ends and triggers a temporary adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Motors
Bethlehem Steet
New York
Federal Reserve System
Penelope Reconciles With Tom’s Family Amid Gold Lapham Tangles
Penelope’s marriage reshapes ties with Bromfield Corey and his family as Penelope adapts to life in Mexico and the Lapham enterprise expands. Lapham faces debts and pride, revealing moral struggles after Rogers conflict and a shift to West Virginia and Kanawha Falls Company control.
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Penelope
Coreys
Tom
Lapham
Bromfield Corey
Rogers
Tom Corey
Nanny Corey
Mexico
Lily Corey
Laphams
Lily
Irene
Corey
Kanawha Falls Company
Central America
West Virginia
Moe
Paras
Mr. Sewell
White Mountains
Lake Champlain
Sewell
West
Mrs. Sewell
Milldam
Nankeen Square
Fresh fish and ships at Boston harbor fish pier
Fresh fish arrive as four off shore trips dock with 60 000 pounds each of groundfish from Governor Foss and Sylvania 60 000 pounds, 5 000 pounds from Elk, 35 000 from Elsie, and 13 000 from Genesta. The Toozer brings near last year mackerel fare. British steamer Highland Prince from Algoa Bay arrives at National dock with 9000 bales of wool and hides and skins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Foss
Sylvania
Elk
Elsie
Genesta
Highland Prince
Edwards
National Dock
Boston
Algoa Bay
South Africa
Clan Buchanan
Glasgow
Calcutta
Buchanan
St. Michaels
Azores
Norfolk
W. M. Porterfield
London
Pier 3
East Boston
Rotterdam
Eversley
Swansea
Wales
England
New England
Samuel W. Hathaway
Rutledge
Africa
Shipping News Arrivals and Departures Detail Several Vessels
The list documents arrivals and sailings including U S collier Jason Meriweather Norfolk steamers Clan Buchanan Porterfield Calcutta Sygna Meyer Sydney GC B Prince George McKinnon Yarmouth N S Calvin Austin Mitchell St John N B City of Augusta Munson Savannah Nantucket Winder Norfolk Middlesex Runkle Everett Giles J H Devereux Keene Tuscan Thacher James 4 Whitney Crowell Mohawk Ingersoll Machiasport Governor Dingley Linscott Portland Belfast Sawyer Bangor City of Gloucester Linneken Gloucester Neponset Sears New York towing barge Lansford H 8S Nichols Pittee Rockport Mass towing barge R G Co 1 P O Riorden Quinhem Scituate towing barge Lynn Monocacy Lloyd Portsmouth N H schooners Abbie Keast Taylor Parrsboro Mildred H Cochrane Butterwell Dorchester N B Charlie and Willie Stinson Rockland Herman F Kimball Thurston Helen G King from a Maine port SAILED. Steamers Eversley Swansea Wales Auchendale Portland Onondaga Charleston and Jacksonville H SF Dimock New York tugs Mars Philadelphia with three barges Monocacy towing barges Thomas ton Merriam Indian Ridge Nemasket New York towing barge Easton SJ Walter A Luckenbach Norfolk towing barges Carrie Clark W F Babcock Charles P Greenough Lamberts Point Va towing barge Boston calls at Fall River for barge Grace for Sewalls Point Richmond schooners Samuel W Hathaway Sekondi W W Aas Governor Powers Southern port Emily J White from Charleston D C Salem in tow tug Sadie Ross
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U. S
Jason
Meriweather
Norfolk
Clan Buchanan
Porterfield
Calcutta
Sygna
Meyer
Sydney
Prince George
McKinnon
Yarmouth
N. S
Calvin Austin
Mitchell
St. John
N. B
City of Augusta
Munson
Savannah
Nantucket
Winder
Middlesex
Runkle
Everett
Giles
J. H. Devereux
Keene
Tuscan
Thacher
Philadelphia
James
Whitney
Crowell
New York
Mohawk
Ingersoll
Machiasport
Dingley
Linscott
Portland
Belfast
Sawyer
Bangor
City of Gloucester
Linneken
Gloucester
Neponset
Sears
Lansford
Nichols
Pittee
Rockport
Mass
Eversley
Swansea
Wales
Auchendale
Onondaga
Charleston
Jacksonville
H. SF. Dimock
Mars
Monocacy
Cto
Thomaston
Merriam
Indian Ridge
Nemasket
Easton SJ
Walter .A. Luckenbach
Carrie Clark
W. F. Babcock
Charles P. Greenough
Lamberts Point
Boston
Fall River
Grace
Sewalls Point
Richmond
Samuel W. Hathaway
Sekondi
Governor Powers
Emily J. White
D. C
Salem
Sadie Ross
British Submarines Attract Large Crowd At Charlestown Yard
Five British submarines at the Charlestown Navy Yard drew a large crowd as they awaited delivery to the government after the war. A strict gate watch limited entry to Water street, with each craft guarded by its own Fore River company watchmen.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Water Street
Fore River Company
Dedicate New Wall Around Jewish Home
The wall surrounding the Home for Destitute Jewish Children in Dorchester was dedicated with 1000 attendees. Ladies' Helping Hand Auxiliary financed a brick wall with stone caps and piers, costing $5000, as Dr. Louis Z. Prokesh led the program and officials including Judge A. I. Cohen and David A. Lourie spoke.
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Canterbury Street
Dorchester
Louis Z. Prokesh
L. Sonnabend
Ladies’ Auxiliary
A. I. Cohen
David A. Lourie
Joseph Herman
Oscar Grossberg
Grossberg
David A. Laurie
Copyright and Publisher Acknowledgments
A note credits W. D. Howells and confirms publication by arrangement with Houghton, Mifflin & Co. and the authorizes publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Howells
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
People’s Voice as God’s Voice, Sun-day Commons Leader Claims
Charles Fleischer, head of the Sun day Commons, spoke at the Toy Theatre yesterday afternoon asserting that the voice of the people is the voice of God. He argued public opinion will become the real ruler of the world if the people become awakened and responsible.
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God
Charles Fleischer
Sunday Commons
Toy Theatre
Fleischer
1500 Men Renew Baptismal Vows at St Ambrose
Fifteen hundred men gathered at St Ambrose Parish to renew baptismal vows at a three weeks mission ending last night. Rev Father Hilary led the mission with assistance from Fathers James Damian Harrigan and Murphy.
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St. Ambrose
Hilary
James, Damian
Harrigan
Murphy
Corvallis man to win 6000 by discarding rings off Oregon coast
J F Yates of Corvallis Ore will receive 6000 from the estate of the late Ernest W Arnold of Benton county Oregon if he throws four diamond rings belonging to Arnold's deceased mother into the Pacific one mile off Yaquina Bay.
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Oakland
J. F. Yates
Corvallis
Ore
Ernest W. Arnold
Benton County
Arnold
Pacific
Yaquina Bay
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Loew’s
Boston Theatres Associates
Marcus Loew
M. Douglas Flattery
George H. Earle, Jr
Loew’s Circuit
Orpheum
Borton
Downer & Company
State St. Lower & Underwood
Devonshire St
Champion Lumber Co. Bonds
Clinton
Tas
Bas Bar Harbor
Steel
Fort Dodge
Fort Dodge, Des Moines & Southern Railroad Co
J. Chicopee
Des Moines
Iowa
Boone
Ames
Rockwell City
Lake Torpedo Boat Co
Bluett & Hollins
Broad St
Brady & CO
Coast Guards
Capt
William Dean Howells
Hathaway
van Allens Boughton
Camden
Coastwise Transportation Company
Gulf
Italy
Marcus L. Urann
Margaret Haskell
Coastwise Company
Shipping News
Devonshire Street
Temple H. Fay & Co
Boston Curb Exchange
State Street
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