C P R Retires Bonds At Par To Early Maturity
The Canadian Pacific Railway informs holders of its first mortgage 5 percent bonds that it will retire the balance of the issue at par and accrued interest at any time from January 1 to the July 1 maturity. The move clears most of the mortgage across the system, leaving only the Algoma Branch bonds. Debenture holders may seek trustees to operate the property if interest payments delay, but trustees would retire once arrears are cured. The plan reinforces CP R credit and signals readiness to repay bonds ahead of schedule.
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Major Henry Brewster Dies In Springfield
Major Henry M. Brewster who led the military patrol in Washington on Lincoln's assassination night died in Springfield. A Fifty-seventh New York Regiment officer early in the Civil War, he later served in the Veteran Reserve Corps and was an alderman and prominent in local affairs.
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Henry M. Brewster
Washington
Lincoln
Fifty-seventh New York Regiment
Veteran Reserve Corps
Boston bankers offer Intermountain bonds in 1912 issue
Hichborn & Co of Boston announces first mortgage six per cent bonds of the Intermountain Rail Right & Power Co. dated Aug 1 1912 maturing 1942. The company operates rail power steam heating and street railway services in Colorado Wyoming and Nebraska with earnings for year ended May 30 1914 reported as more than double charges. The bonds yield 6 per cent.
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Intermountain Railway, Light & Power Company
Financial Inquiries on Stocks Bonds and Annuities
Inquiries to the financial editor address taxation of savings deposits and annuities in Massachusetts, dividend prospects for American Zinc, Lead & Smelting, Anaconda Copper, Fitchburg railroad as leased property, and Pond Creek Coal. Answers discuss tax exemptions, future dividends unlikely, price contexts, and investment cautions based on 1913–1914 conditions.
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Anaconda
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Ten Thousand Apply for One Hundred Supers at Boston Theatre
About 5000 men and women gathered yesterday at the Mason street entrance of the Boston Theatre to answer an ad for 100 supers for the Ben Hur production opening Tuesday night. One applicant was taken to the Relief Hospital. others were aided nearby as hats were demolished and clothing torn.
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Elephants Enter Franklin Park Home Celebration
Waddy and Tony celebrated their first Sunday in Franklin Park in a handsome new home. They hosted thousands of friends who attended or heard about the event after moving day last week.
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Tony
Franklin Park
Exhausted crowds stampede at theater as capacity reached
Roy H. Houghard, 22, collapsed in the street after waiting from noon to 5 PM for the theater full quota. Five patrolmen restored order as two men fainted at the entrance and a third was treated for exhaustion. Management chose 100 men and 49 women for admission.
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Roy H. Houghard
Temple Street
Noted Sail Maker Dead in Gloucester
Captain Edward L. Rowe, aged 82, noted sail maker of E. L. Rowe & Sons, died at his Granite Street home while dining. He shaped sails for Gloucester and Boston fishing fleets and held major Navy sail contracts in recent years.
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Baward L. Rowe
United States
Granite Street
E. L. Rowe & Sons
Boston
Navy
Mexican War Veteran John Marsh Dies in Springfield
Colonel John F. Marsh a Mexican War veteran died in Springfield. He served in the Sixth Wisconsin and as lieutenant colonel of the Twelfth New Hampshire during the Civil War. A Californian Forty-Niner, he held a postal service post in 1855 and was a Massachusetts legislator.
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John F. Marsh
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New Hampshire
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Rene Husetts
Romney
Market Review and Outlook Signals Steady Gains
Market review notes last week showed gains in industrial stocks and mixed moves in railroad averages. Despite small volume and price restrictions, prices fluctuated less and point movements overall favored a gradual uptrend. Analysts cite foreign selling risk, gold imports, exchange rates, and rising US credits as factors shaping the outlook with hopes for stronger business conditions and falling unemployment.
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Ottawa
Bank of France
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New York
Market outlook hints at stronger dividends despite selling
The article suggests that while foreign selling may deter immediate price gains, dividend payments appear more likely to improve as earnings strengthen compared with the previous year or two.
War Deepens Life Says Huntington Speaker
Charles Fleischer of the Sunday Commons told Huntington Chambers Hall that war has deepened life. He argued the terrible event makes people think more empathetically and humanly, revealing new depths and life’s meanings.
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Sunday Commons
Huntington Chambers Hall
Europe
Oldest Cape Ann resident Jeanette Moody dies at 98
Gloucester reports the death of Jeanette Moody age 98 the oldest resident of Cape Ann. She rode a trolley car only once in her life and traced family roots back before the Revolution with a grandfather who served under General Wolfe at Quebec. Her husband was a famed Gloucester skipper lost at sea.
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Catholics War on Prejudice Moves by Knights of Columbus
A commission of religious prejudice, funded with 50 000 dollars, will study anti Catholic activity and press efforts to push Catholics from public life. Meetings planned in Chicago on March 6 and other cities. Prosecutors target a leading anti Catholic publication. Louisvilles Colonel R H Callahan chairs the panel with members from Los Angeles Vancouver Lansing and Boston.
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Supreme Council of the Knights of Columbus
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Catholic Encyclopedia
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Post Office Department
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Joseph Scott
Los Angeles
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Boston
Church and the Laborer at Franklin Union discussion
John P. Mead of Brockton spoke to the Common Cause Society on Cardinal Manning’s relation to labor. A post address discussion split into Socialist and anti creed factions with critics labeling the church as labor’s foe while proponents argued church power could ease suffering toward a socialist utopia.
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Brockton
Common Cause Society
Franklin Union
Cardinal Manning
Westminster
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