Inquiries to be Answered on New England Stocks
Monday column in the Boston Post will answer inquiries about listed and unlisted stocks and bonds of New England industrial public utility bank and mill companies. Replies will be impartial and based on trustworthy sources, with emphasis on single subjects and full inquirer details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
New England
Toxt
Inquirer
Stooke
Honda
Neii
England
Boston
Mass
Market Review And Outlook For Sears And Allied Stocks
Readers inquire about Sears Roebuck and United Cigar Stores. The column analyzes Sears finances, dividends, and growth vs price, notes United Cigar Stores capitalization and dividend security, and examines American Zinc and Lake Copper prospects before discussing a cautious market outlook with bond and money-rate implications.
Small Offerings of New Securities a Sign of the Times
The piece notes limited new stock issues in 1913 with only four new listings on the New York Stock Exchange totaling 21 million dollars and a broader 309.8 million among additions, signaling Wall Street’s contraction to digest the 1912 wave. It cites bank cash to loan ratios by region, with New England improving while Pacific areas lagged, and forecasts the next bank call in January amid expectations of cash rising to 16 to 18 percent by spring, potentially triggering a bull market unseen since 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Rockland, Me
M. D
Illinois
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Allis Chalmers
New England
New York City
Eastern States
Pacific Coast
Investment notes highlight Milwaukee bonds and regional issues
The Boston Post lists select securities from Milwaukee and other issuers for 1913 to 1987 maturities. It covers City of Milwaukee 4 1/2s, Kansas City School District 4 1/2s, Kaufmann Department Stores First Mortgage Bonds, Massachusetts 5 percent Sinking Fund Gold Bonds, Connecticut River Power Co. guaranteed issues, Milwaukee Electric Railway 5 percent Gold Bonds, Pennsylvania Railroad First Mortgage 4 percent Gold Bonds, and Toledo Traction First Lien 6 percent Bonds, with prices, yields, and guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Massachusetts Co
Connecticut River Power Co
Milwaukee Electric Railway , & Light Co
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Allegheny Valley Railway Co
Pennsylvania Consolidated
Pittsburch
O11
City
Fifty Drown in Texas Flood Near Sunny Side
A Houston telegraph finds fifty people drowned in Sunny Side, Texas, on the Brazos River. Between 400 and 500 marooned on a San Felipe mound await救 aid as floodwaters inundate Waller County. A special train with motor boats is en route to rescue them.
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Houston
Texas
Sunny Side
Brazos River
San Felipe
J. R. Garrett
Brazos Bottom
Waller County
Straus & Co Offer Kaufmann Store Bonds
Straus & Co. has purchased and is offering to the public at par $1,500,000 of first mortgage bonds secured by Kaufmann Department Stores buildings in Pittsburg. The issue, dating Dec 1 1918 and maturing serially over 10 years, is guaranteed by Kaufmann Department Stores Inc. and backed by over $3,000,000 in tangible assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Cigar Stores Company
B.A. Cambridge
United Cigar Stores Company of America
Kaufmann Department Store
Bonda
Kaufmann Department Stores, Inc
Kaufmann Department
Pittsburgh
House
Straus
Wall ST
Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Penn
8. W. Straus & Co
Kaufmann Enterprise
Fifth Avenue
Smithfield Street
Diamond Street
Cherry Way
Kaufman Company
United States
Investment Land Company
Kaufmann
Blevins Out of Danger After Horse Accident
Albert H. Blevins a well known architect was seriously injured in Waltham Saturday when thrown from his horse. He was reported last night to be resting comfortably and out of danger.
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Albert H. Blevins
Waltham
General Gas & Electric Declares Quarterly Dividend
The General Gas & Electric Company board declares a regular quarterly dividend of one and one half percent on its preferred stock payable January 2, 1914 to stockholders of record at 6 o clock p m December 20 1913. Transfer books close December 20 1913 reopen January 2 1914 at 9 a m. WENSON
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Barstow & Company, Inc
Pine Street
New York
General Gas & Electric Co
General Gas & Electric Company
A. m . Wenson
Elks Memorial Program Honors Dead Members in Boston
The Boston Lodge of Elks No. 10 held a memorial at the Colonial Theatre with music and tableaux. Five flood victims from Ohio by the stage revealed their story as young performers aided by the lodge.
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Boston
Lodge of Elks
No. 10
Colonial Theatre
Order of Elks
Tone Bright
Marie Walsh
Helen Ward
Mary O'Neil
Jeanette Wattinberg
Ohio
Elks
Memorial service for Providence Lodge 14 marks year of deaths
Three thousand gather at Providence Opera House for Providence Lodge No. 14 BPOE memorial service directed by Duffy Hurley and Gorrick. James A. Gallivan delivers oration citing faith as comfort amid loss and recalling poets and mythic figures who spoke to grief.
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Providence
Providence Opera House
Providence Lodge No. 14
James F. Duffy
J. R
John E. Hurley
BE. L. K
Mark A. Gorrick
Lodge
James A. Gallivan
Boston
Kant
Milton
Shelley
Tennyson
Arnold
Orpheus
Eurydice
Demeter
Bennett and Hapgood clash at public uplift debate
Norman Hapgood praises Hindle Wakes as radical on marriage while Richard Bennett defends actors and calls out a bystander as a clerk. The heated exchange prompts questions from a large audience and extends the meeting by thirty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Hapgood
Harper’s Weekly
Richard Bennett
Hapgood
Bennett
World of the Departed An Ambiguous Brief Communion
The fragment recalls a belief that after life is a higher world following brief earthly communions. It hints at solemn reflection and a sense of nobility beyond this world.
Two Deaths in Year of Wakefield Elks
The Wakefield Lodge of Elks held a memorial service at Odd Fellows Hall for two departed brothers William C. Skulley and Alexander Stewart Johnston. Committee members included William P. Shepard J. Frank Dunbar George E. Walker George L. Wakefield and Colonel Edward J. Gihon. Logan L. McLean of Boston Lodge No. 10 delivered the memorial address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield Elks
Wakefield Lodge of Elks
Odd Fellows' Hall
William P. Shepard
J. Frank Dunbar
George E. Walker
George L. Wakefield
Edward J. Gihon
Logan L. McLean
Boston Lodge No. 10
Warren S. Perkins
D. D
Wakefield Universalist Church
C. O. Quimby
Harold Quimby
Fred A. Swain
William C. Skulley
Alexander Stewart Johnston
Special Music at Cambridge Elks Memorial Service
Cambridge Lodge No. 839 held its annual memorial service in Masonic Hall Cambridge with over 500 attendees. Exalted Ruler Timothy C. O'Hearn presided and introduced the event. Secretary of State Frank J. Donahue of Boston Lodge No. 10 delivered the memorial address. A special musical program accompanied the proceedings.
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Cambridge
Chelsea Lodge of Elks Marks Day Memorial Services
Chelsea Lodge of Elks held annual memorial services yesterday afternoon at Gordon's Theatre Chelsea. Officers opened the exercises with the Bostonia Quartet assisting. Fred C. Gilpatric of Boston Lodge delivered the oration. Rev Arthur J L Howe offered prayer and benediction. The program closed with the singing of Nearer My God To Thee by the lodge and audience.
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Chelsea Lodge of Elks
Gordon's Theatre
Chelsea
Bostonia Quartet
Fred C. Gilpatric
Boston Lodge of Elks
Arthur JL. Howe
Mt. Bellingham
Quincy Elks Honor Departed Brothers
Quincy Lodge of Elks held memorial exercises last evening at their Foster street hall. Despite bad weather, many members and friends attended. The program of literary and musical items was directed by Phillip H. Sullivan exalted ruler.
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Quincy Elks
Quincy Lodge of Elks
Foster Street
Phillip H. Sullivan
Portsmouth Elks Memorial Service Honors Dead
Portsmouth Lodge of Elks held its annual memorial service in Music Hall tonight. The eulogy Our Honored Dead was delivered by Joseph Santosuosso of Boston. The symphony orchestra and Masonic male quartet performed, with benediction by Rev. Alfred Gooding of the Unitarian Church.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Lodge of Elks
Music Hall
Joseph Santosuosso
Boston
Symphony
Alfred Gooding
Unitarian Church
Plan to Number Hockey Players in Boston Arena Plan
Manager Lougee of the Boston Arena proposes numbering each hockey player to help fans distinguish players during games. He will convene a meeting with local teams this week to hold a vote on the plan.
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Lougee
Boston Arena
Dialogue ends as Hapgood endorses stage for liberty in marriage
George Coleman of Ford Hall ends the dialogue while Norman Hapgood argues drama can advance morality and liberty in marriage. He praises Ibsen and Shaw, warns against censor ship, cites Damaged Goods and Damaged ads, notes sex hygiene talks, and links suffrage and socialism to moral progress with applause for his points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Coleman
Ford Hall
Norman Hapgood
Hapgood
Hindle
Ibsen
Shaw
Mrs. Warren
Barrie
Boston
Coleman
Bennett
Angela Morgan
Ned. Selden
Salva Nail
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United Cigar Stores
American Zinc
J. F. Roxbury
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Company
Lake Copper Company
M. A
Lake
Old Colony Mining
Old Colony
Portland
Lehigh Valley Coalales Co
Lehigh Valley Coal Sales Company
R, PY
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Lehigh Valley Railroad
THE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Central Station Electric Light
Toledo Traction, Light & Power Co
Electric Lightand Power
Toledo
Kaufmats Department Store
New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
New York, New Haven & Hartford R. R. Company
Massachusetts
Board of Directors
Straus & Co
Blevins
Bright
William J. Miller
Boston Lodge
Boston Opera Company
New York Opera Company
Evelyn Parnell
Dublin Royal Opera Company
Orchestra of Women
Liks’ Lodge
F. H. Norris
Trinity Church
Pilgrim
Charlotte Broughton
Marguerite P. Moss
Hazel S. Cavadore
Ada Androva
Howard W. White
Aigelyn Parnell
Dublin Yal Opera Company
Gallivan
the Elks
Ford
Harper's Weekly
F. C. Bangs
MR. Roach
Temperance
Ee Ang Dever
Lodge OF Elks Marks
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