Inquiries to the Boston Post on Stocks and Bonds
Monday inquiries in the Boston Post cover listed and unlisted stocks and bonds of New England industrial, public utility, bank and mill firms. Responses aim to be impartial. no market predictions or opinions on specific prices will be given. include full inquirer name and address.
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Boston Post
New England
Post
Inquirer
Boston
Mass
United States Treasury
Investors weigh Boston Maine and New Haven stocks in 1913 market
Readers in Maine and Rhode Island seek guidance on first mortgage bonds and long term plays. The column argues Boston & Maine and New Haven look fairly valued, noting high operating costs and potential gains from other rail issues like Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Market Review and Outlook Amid Uncertainty
Market observers describe a cautious mood as to immediate stock moves and the next broad price trend. They note slower business, weak copper and steel data, and a potential downturn before any sustained rebound, urging readiness for a hopeful spring ahead.
Rockville Willimantic Lighting investment details and share data
The Rockville Willimantic Lighting Company is a Connecticut corporation formed to consolidate small electric utilities in Rockville Willimantic and nearby areas. It has 228000 share common stock and 300000 share preferred stock. preferred pays 6 percent cumulative dividends, rising to 7 percent after two years of 6 percent on common stock. Bonds of $300000 exist for subsidiary companies. Arizona Commercial has 253,957 shares issued par value 5, fully paid and non assessable.
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Rapid Transit
Boston & Maine
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Shmore
Bosca & Maine
Lrooks
Allis-Chalmers Company
Bone Keene
N. H
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company
Allis-Chalmers
Steel Corporation
Ailis-Chalmers
Answer
Rockville
Arizona Commercial
Stock Exchange
B. Stratham
Galveston Electric Company
Galveston
Tex
Lake Copper Question No 291 Kind in regard to Lake Coppe
A short inquiry asks for guidance on the Lake Copper matter numbered 291 and requests advice on how to proceed with regard to Lake Coppe. The fragment implies a legal or administrative context but lacks specifics.
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Lake Coppe
Investment Offers in Boston Post Style Bond Selections
The Boston Post previews a Monday investment column with select issues from leading banks. Items include Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway general mortgage bonds, Fore River Shipbuilding first mortgage bonds, Galveston Electric first mortgage bonds, Harris County Read Municipal bonds, and Illinois Central Chicago Illinois Central 6 bonds among others with prices and yields.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Chicago
Milwaukee
Massachusetts
New York
Connecticut
Do Not Advise Purchase of Copper Stock
We do not advise the purchase of any stock especially copper stocks and more especially Lake Copper. The stock appears speculative and has failed to locate any paying body of copper ore up to the present time.
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Jamaica Plain
Lake
Copper stock picks for price moves or future prospects
A Brookline reader asks which copper stocks to speculate in. The reply advises choosing based on aim: for price speculation pick active bets like Amalgamated Utah Copper and China Copper. for future development consider Inspiration, which shows potential but has been disappointing so far.
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Brookline
W. M
Amalgamated
Utah Copper
China
Spitzer Rorick & Co Open Boston Office
Spitzer Rorick & Co opened a Boston office at 78 Devonshire Street. Philip A. Drew, ex Rhoades & Co and E. H. Rollins & Sons, will represent the firm in New England. The firm, founded in 1871, has main offices in Toledo with branches in New York, Chicago, Kansas City and Cincinnati.
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Spitzer, Rorick & Co
Boston
Devonshire Street
Philip A. Drew
Rhoades & Co
E. H. Rollins & Sons
Newngland Territory
Toledo
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Protestant Church News At King's Chapel Noonday Talk
The Rev Richard W Boynton of Buffalo NY will speak at noonday services at King's Chapel next week. The Unitarian Club annual meeting is at Hotel Somerset with officer elections. Dr Stephen S Wise of New York will discuss A Florentine Pilgrimage Two Prophets of the Soul. Baptist churches move services earlier 15 minutes citywide. A Brotherhood of State meeting is planned at Cathedral Church St Paul Tremont Street next Thursday at 6 pm. The Rev H Boyd Edwards will preach at noonday service at St Paul Cathedral. An illustrated lecture with songs was given at Maverick Church East Boston last night on The Shepherd King.
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King’s Chapel
Richard W. Boynton
Buffalo
N. Y
Boynton
Boston
Unitarian
Roslindale
Unitarian Club
Hotel Somerset
Stephen S. Wise
The
Free Synagogue of
New York
Brotherhood of St.ate
Cathedral Church
St. Paul
Tremont Street
H. Boyd Edwards
St. Michael's Church
Milton
Maverick Church
Tetrazzini Sings Final Boston Appearance in Concert
Julia Tetrazzini closed the season at the Boston Opera House with an outdoor crowd mailing, despite severe cold. She offered Ophelia from Hamlet, Bizet’s Pecheurs des Perles aria, and a varied program with Wroinski Grand and Peterson. The concert featured Mendelssohn and Rachmaninoff pieces with strong audience enthusiasm and several recalls.
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Boston
Mme. Tetrazzini
Ophelia
Thomas
Hamlet
Cavatina
Bizet
Miss Peterson
Mendelssohn
Capriccio Grilliante
Rachmaninoff
aganini-Liszt
Mr. Wronski
Meyerhbeer
Robert the Devil
Niewiadomski
Mr. Grand
Massenet
Lahore
Rotoli
la Mia Bandiera
Saint-Saens
Elliott to Meet Board Over Railroad Reorganization Plan
Elliott prepares to present a DOJ agreed reorganization plan to the New Haven directors in New York. Chairman Edward Kott travels to outline the plan as antitrust oversight and attorney general approval are sought, with hearings expected to take months.
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Washingt
Eoward Kott
Aute Pes
New York, New Haven & Haneford Railroad
Art York
Haseen
Department of Justice
Jepart- Tt
Mir
Eltioy
McReynolds
Cea Austem
Wilson Ends Vacation Bids Farewell In Mississippi
President Wilson wrapped up nearly three weeks of rest at a cottage near the Gulf coast and told Mayor Lausier and locals he enjoyed the change. He departed at 11 18 p m for Washington to resume work on trust reform and other matters after conference with cabinet and Congress leaders. He indicated no decision on Supreme Court picks and denied reports about Taft potential nomination.
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Pass Christian
Miss
Gulf Coast
President Wilson
Southland
Lausier
Washington
Wilson
Congress
McReynolds
Federal Reserve Board
John Lind
Mexico
William H. Taft
Supreme Bench
White
Cape Town Rail Strike Shows Quiet After Mass Meeting
Cape Town and Pretoria remained calm as the Trades Federation mass meeting failed to resolve on supporting the strike. Martial law was not proclaimed, government control appeared solid, and limited railway service continued across the region.
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Johannesburg
Council of the Trades Federation
Market
Pretoria
Cape Town
Crest brings 30000 pounds groundfish after 10 days at Georges
The beam trawler Crest arrived at IT wharf after 10 days fishing off the Georges with a 30000 pound catch. Captain James Lyle and his mate remained on the bridge as the crew sheltered below. The port saw eight arrivals and six sailings as a northeaster lingered. The wrecked John J Fallon and other shipping movements dominated the harbor scene. The Hannover is 560 miles east of Boston Light and due in today while Chalister, a British steamer bound for South America with wool hides and quebracho, was heard by wireless.
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Georges
James Lyle
John J. Fallon
Gresham
Denbigh Hall
Boston
Chalister
South America
Shipping News Arrived With Towing Barges and Steamers
Shipping notices list numerous steamers and towing barges sailing to Philadelphia and Newport News. Vessels such as City of Memphis Garfield Savannah Kershaw Johnson Norfolk Lexington Thacher Philadelphia H M Whitney Linneken Knickerbocker Charles Pritchard and Horace A Allyn are shown in service or en route with tug assistance from Swatara and others.
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Memphis
Garfield
Savannah
Kershaw
Johnson
Norfolk
Lexington
Thacher
Philadelphia
H. M. Whitney
Colberth
New York
Bay State
Haley
Newport News
Badger
George Hawley
Johnstone
Dingley
Linscott
Portland
City of Gloucester
Linneken
Gloucester
Jubs Swatara
Phillips
Salem
Knickerbocker
Swam
Lynn
Charles FP. Pritchard
Virgina
Linda Feil
Jonas H
Jeneh
Ipswich
Reliance
Newburyport
Herbert
Newburspore
Hercules
Swatara
Temple
Kohlsnoor
Mars
Charles IF
Pritchard
Horace A. Allyn
Thomas J. Scully
Enos
Gasson Is Relieved From Boston College Post
Father Thomas I. Gasson, S J, is officially relieved as president and rector of Boston College and the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Rev. Charles W. Lyons, S J, succeeds him and will serve as president and rector while Gasson moves to Woodstock College Maryland as professor of philosophy.
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Thomas I. Gasson
S. J
Boston College
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Harrison Avenue
Charles W. Lyons
Father Gasson
Philosophy House
Woodstock College
Woodstock
Move to transfer Rev. Thomas I. Gasson stirs city leaders
Mayor Fitzgerald denies the report and praises Father Gasson as a Boston institution who helped build new Boston College facilities. Boston University President Lemuel Marlin hails his monumental work for Catholic education in New England and laments his departure.
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Gasson
Boston
Marlin Lorry
Thomas I. Gasson
S. J
Fitzgerald
Father Gasson
Boston College
Lemuel Marlin
Boston University
Thomas JT. Gasson
Newad
Thomas F. White
Father Gasson to Leave Post at Boston College Rector
St. Marys Church notes regret as Father Gasson departs. They praise his efficient rectorate and credit him with rapid, significant work as president of Boston College, saying many colleges have taken half a century to achieve what he did in a few years.
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Father Lyons
St. Joseph’s College
Philadelphia
Church of the Gestie
St. Mary's Church
Father Gasson
Boston College
Man Taken Insane From Church in Lynn
Charles Snart of 25 Ridge Way Lynn was escorted from St Pauls M RP Church Lynn to the police station by Rev Donald H Gerrish and visiting clergy. He is believed insane after declaring he would die soon and had recent self harm attempts. He is to be examined for sanity today.
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Charles Snart
Ridge Way Street
Lynn
St. Paul’s M. RP
Donald H. Gerrish
W. J. Atkinson
Derry
N. EL
Snart
Gerrish
England
Man CHer Murphy Crawls Home After Roof Fall
Gloucester Jan. 11 Cornelius Murphy crawled hundreds of yards to his Manchester by the Sea home after falling 25 feet from a summer cottage roof he was repairing. He suffered a dislocated hip and probable internal injuries.
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Gloucester
Cornelius Murphy
Manchester-by-the-Sea
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