Inquiries on Stocks American Telephone and Railroads
The Boston Post answers reader questions on investments in American Telephone and American Sugar comparing stock and bond distinctions. It notes Telephone's steady earnings and Sugar's strong surplus, with Sugar’s dividends less constrained by regulation. Also compares Pennsylvania and Norfolk & Western yields, growth, and dividend histories, highlighting Norfolk as a growth play and Pennsy as dividend-stable.
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American Telephone
American Sugar
Pennsylvania
Norfolk & Western
Portland
Good Government Group Attacks Mc Donald in City Council Race
The Good Government Association labels Councillor Daniel J. Mc Donald a political trimmer for backing long term loans and opposing the segregated budget. The group endorses Francis J. W Ford David T Montague and Patrick F O Keefe for the three year seats and Alfred E Wellington for the one year post.
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Good Government Association
Daniel J. McDonald
Dorses
Francis J. W. Ford
David T. Montague
Patrick F. O’keefe
Alfred E. Wellington
Boston
James A. Watson
Curley
Patrick F. O’kreefe
John J. Cassidy
John H. Farley
William E. Hannan
Patrick A. Kearns
James J. Twohig
Messrs
Ford
Montague
O'Keefe
Wellington
Lords of Misrule
Samuel Adams
Market Review and Outlook Ahead for 1917
Market activity showed reactionary trend with small losses as highs from a prior speculative boom fade. Steel's record unfilled tonnage signals strong future capacity. banks tighten amid high call rates, but NY surplus reserves rose helping sentiment. Reorganization plans for Missouri Pacific and rail policy movements offer cautious support for next year.
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Federal Reserve
New York
Steel Corporation
Debates and Events Under Catholic Church Notes
The Adamson bill sparks a Fulton Debating Society versus Holy Cross College clash next Friday. Daly Industrial Club hosts a Christmas tree fund whist party in Dorchester tomorrow. Our Lady of Lourdes L C B A Jamaica Plain plans a Christmas sale in Brookside Ave hall. A Mt Benedict Knights of Columbus sacred concert last night directs proceeds to charity. Mt Vernon Knights of Columbus hosts a government railroads debate tonight in Dorchester. The Young Men Sodality of Holy Trinity South End participates in the drama Falsely Accused at Casino Hall on Wednesday.
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Fulton Debating Society
Boston College
B. I. F. Debating Society
Holy Cross College
Daly Industrial Club
Columbus Club
Dorchester
Our Lady of Lourdes
Jamaica Plain
Brookside Avenue
Mt. Benedict Council
Knights of Columbus
Somerville
Mt. Vernon
Waterfront December 11 Tide Tables and Ship News
Fresh fish in abundance at the fish pier as week opens. A fleet of 10 trailers and several other craft to enter today. arrivals include Heroine with 110000 pounds of fish and Spray with 100000 pounds. US coastguard cutter Androscoggin departs for Nova Scotia. Devonian reaches East Boston with horses and a stowaway. Lingan arrives with 6900 tons coal. Felix Taussig nearing launch for Crowell & Thurlow. Frances V Sawyer, once thought lost, docked at Guadeloupe and set for Gulf port, Miss.
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Heroine
Spray
Laverna
Morning Star
Ethel B. Penney
W. M. Goodspeed
FE. W
Lingan
Louisburg
C. B
Everett
Boston
Felix Taussig
Newport News
Crowell & Thurlow Steamship Company
Frances V. Sawyer
Porto Cabello
Panama
New York
Guadeloupe
Gulfport
Miss
Shipping News Arrivals and Departures Listed
Shipping news records steamers Canopic Metcalfe and others bound for Genoa Naples Palermo Gibraltar and more with York and Belfast ports listed alongside schooners Eskimo B B Hardwick and tug General Knox moving between New York Philadelphia and Norfolk under Luckenbach No. 38 and other firms.
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Metcalfe
Genoa
Naples
Palermo
Gibraltar
Asores
Devonian
Trant
Liverpool
Lingan
Bailey
Louisburg
O. B
Prince Arthur
Kenney
Yarmouth
Melrose
Frostad
Newport News
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Thacher
Philadelphia
Nantucket
McDorman
Norfolk
Massachusetts
Norton
New York
James
Whitney
Crowell
Cto
Calvin Austin
Strout
Portland
Belfast
Rawley
Bangor
City of
Maritime Towing Ops and Academic Appointments Highlight Boston News
A list of ships and barges moving under tow from various ports, including Kanawha and Androscoggin, with vessels like Berkshire and Selwyn Eddy, bound for New York, Gloucester, and Searsport. Separately, the First Baptist pastor in Boston addresses the Methodist meeting at Wesleyan Hall, and Boston University President Marlin joins the American University board of award for fellowships.
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Androscoggin
Shelburne
N. S
Berkshire
Baltimore
Newport News
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Selwyn Eddy
Massachusetts
New York
Germantown
Philadelphia
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Enterprise
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Patience
Binghamton
Scranton
Passaic
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Sandwich
Willis G. Townes
Charles T. Gallagher
Gloucester
Honeybrook
Port Johnson
Mercury
Waccamaw
Searsport
Ampere
Belfast
Luckenbach No
Sound Port
James L. Maley
Stockton
Scituate
Maiie
Nantasket Roads
J. H. Devereux
Sewails Point
First Baptist Church
Boston
Boston Methodist Preachers
Wesleyan Hall
Marlin
Boston University
The
American University
Washington
Reverend Rihbany to address Boston ministers at Pilgrim Hall
The Rev. Abraham Rihbany will address Boston Congregational ministers at Pilgrim Hall today at 10 30 on Conditions in the Near East. A new stained glass window is set in the chancel of the Swedenborgian Church on Highland Avenue Newtonville. The Old South Club Old South Church marks its 25th anniversary December 18 hosting the New England dinner with Rev Austin Kennedy de Blois.
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Flint & Pere Marquette
Toledo Division
Port Huron
Flint & Pere Marquette Consolidated
Chicago & West Michigan
Chicago & North Michigan
Detroit, Grand Rapids & Western
Pere Marquette OF Indiana
Saginaw, Tuscola & Huron
Pere Marquette
Pere Marquette Consolidated Mortgage
New York
Abraham Rihbany
Boston
Pilgrim Hall
Near East
Highland Avenue
Newtonville
Old South Club
Old South Church
New England
Mexican Commissioner on Way to Washington
Alberto J. Penl, a member of the joint Mexican American border commission, arrived in Laredo and left for Washington. He expected to reach Washington Wednesday afternoon and declined to discuss the protocol he carried to General Venustiano Carranza, neither confirming nor denying Carranza had signed it.
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Washington
Laredo
Texas
Alberto J. Penl
Atlantic City
Venustiano Carranza
Carranza
Referendum on President Veto of Separate Items
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States announced a vote among affiliated groups on whether the President should hold power by constitutional amendment to veto separate items of appropriation bills. Balloting will finish in the third week of January.
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Washington
United States
Chamber of Commerce of the
Chamber
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