Inquiries On Stocks From Boston Post Readers
Boston Post readers send questions on New England industrial stocks and unlisted securities. The financial editor analyzes long standing topics, with cautious opinions and data sources, on specific issues like Findley Ohio and Lustralion Light and Power, Fiske Rubber, Griffin Wheel, American Can, Shannon Copper, and Nevada Consolidated with guidance on dividends, earnings, and investment risk.
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Boston Post
New England
Dpoxt
Ehit
Investment offerings feature bonds from Longport to West End
A Boston Post investment column lists Longport borough bonds with 5 percent yield, Chicago Milwaukee rail bonds with first mortgage status, Gardner Electric Light preferred stock, Minneapolis Gas Light first mortgage bonds, West End Street Railway debentures, United States Smelting notes, and details on net earnings, maturities, liens, and prices for massachusetts savings banks and other investors.
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Puget Sound Traction, Light and Power Company
Alachusetts
Puget Sound
Seattle
Gellngham
Everett
Griffin Wheel Company
Massachusetts
Minois
Longport
Lax
Absecon Island
Atlantic City
Ventnor
Margate City
South Atlantic
Atlantic Street Railway
Essent
Sumer
Nummer
Chicage
Milwaukee, & St. Paul Railways Company
General Moritore
Ohio
Milwaukee
New York
Connecticut
Yvield
Gardner Electric Light Company
Gardner
Massiel
Minneapolis Gas Light Company
Minneapolis
Winn
Courts of
Minnesota
West End Street Railway Company
Boston
New Hampshire
Boston Elevated
West End
Market Review Anguilook Market Sees Activity Up
The market was stronger and more active last week with prices near the September high. Analysts say the recent rise may signal a turning point from bear mood, aided by ample bank cash and expectations of renewed prosperity, though caution remains about further advance.
Steam shovel method eyed as future underground dig proposed
The article discusses a copper company weighing underground mining against its current steam shovel approach. It notes dividends of $1.50 per share and earnings around $1.90 to $2.20 per share depending on copper price. A drop to 1h cents could still meet the $1.50 dividend, with a small extra dividend paid recently.
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Lmations i
A. Cahsidien
Las Aninas
Ovis Ate Synge
Atsner
Fiske Rubber Company
Piske
Hess
Uck
Asi
Cdha
Shannon
Reading
Lass
Copper Muse
Tell
Undi
Question on Superior Beston vs First National purchase
The analysis weighs Superior Boston and First National as speculative propositions with limited current success. First National holds substantial ore stock but requires smelting capability. Proximity to other mines may affect value. no clear recommendation is given.
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Fife
Werife
Superior & Beston
Good Purchase
First National
Poston
Superior Roston
Superior
Superior & Boston
Aides to Commanders in Merchant Marine to Be Appointed
A new official role named assistant commanders will serve as aides to vessel commanders aboard transatlantic liners. Previously captains and mates ran ships, but now a dedicated aide de camp is proposed to support the commander at sea.
Hold Brothers Arrested in North Margin Slashing Incident
Clerico Camelo and his brother Giuseppe Camelo 2 claimed residence at 18h Sandicott street were arrested on North Margin street last night for allegedly slashing Ominico Lormano three times during a quarrel. Patrolmen Delonger and Ferrari of Hanover street station placed them under arrest after the incident drew a large crowd.
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Clerico Camelo
Giuseppe Camelo
Sandicott Street
North Margin Street
Ominico Lormano
Delonger and
Ferrari
Hanover Street
Premier Whit ney of Ontario travels home from New York
New York January 18 Sir James Whitney premier of Ontario left an uptown hotel tonight to return home to Ontario accompanied by his wife and Dr R A Pyne.
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New York
James Whitney
Ontario
R. A. Pyne
Catholic Church Hotel Hosts Annual Concert and Dance
The Cathedral Young Men’s Catholic Association plans its annual concert and dancing party at Paul Revere Hall with Joseph C. Shea as chair and Harry G. O’Leary as vice chair. The event funds diocesan charities as Knights of Columbus and parish groups report strong turnout and high musical cooperation across the diocese.
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Cathedral Young Men's Catholic Association
Paul Revere Hall
Joseph C. Shea
Harry G. O'Leary
Terrence QC
Gordon
Jeremiah J. Minihan
P.J. Casey
S. J
F. Ki. Gooding
St. Mary’s Church
North End
Valentine Markey
St. Mary’s
Many Prizes For Horses At Memorial Day Parade
The Work Horse Relief Association announces usual old horse classes at the Memorial Day parade with gold and silver medals and cash prizes from the M S P G A the Animal Rescue League Reg hov e farm and the association. Special prizes of money and horse blankets are offered in the barrel rack local express and huckster classes. Drivers with reinsless driving acts should report to the association. Entry blanks are ready including old horse and veteran driver forms. No entry fee. Entries already received. expectations high.
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Work Horse Relief Association
The
Animal Rescue League
Reg ‘Hove Farm
Association
White and Black Uplift Through Education Debate
Bishop Lawrence and Booker T. Washington spoke at a Trinity Church meeting on negro education. They urged whites to support black advancement for national unity, citing Tuskegee Institute and shared progress between races amid Southern reception and a growing white-led education effort.
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Lawrence
Trinity Church
Tuskegee Institute
Booker T. Washington
Bishop Lawrence
South
Eivery
Alexander Mann
Booker Washington
Laymen's League Meeting Draws Greater Boston Clergy
Interest rises as 95 parishes invited for the Laymen's League gathering at St Pauls Cathedral rooms this evening. The meeting marks a first of its kind in the Massachusetts diocese with expected large attendance and a lasting impact. Noonday services at King's Chapel feature varied ministers including George T. Smart and Albert P. Fitch this week while Dr Harry F Ward speaks on Christianity's social message at Woburn.
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Greater Boston
St. Paul's Cathedral Rooms
Diocese of
Massachusetts
King’s Chapel
George T. Smart
Newton Highlands
Paul S. Phalen
Augusta
Howard N. Brown
Albert P. Fitch
Charles I. Dole
Jamaica Plain
Harry F. Ward
Methodist Federation For Social Service
Methodist Church
Woburn
Congregational
Unitarian
Methodist Episcopal
Ward
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Edward S. Crown
William Graham Strong Funeral Held at Home
Funeral services for William Graham Strong longtime Wakefield finance committee member were conducted yesterday afternoon at his home with Reverend Austin Rice of the Congregational Church officiating.
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William Graham Strong
Finance Committee
Wakefield
Austin Rice
The
Congregational Church
Four Inches From Mass State Line Mrs Murphy Bar Dispute
A long standing boundary dispute pits Massachusetts against New York over Mrs Mary Murphy’s hotel and liquor rights on the boundary near Canaan New York and West Stockbridge Massachusetts. Local officials and residents weigh tax and licensing impacts as a potential line relocation looms.
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Massachusetts
New York
Mary Murphy
Ysaye Opens Boston Recital in Symphony Hall
Eugene Ysaye returns to Boston with Camille Decreus in Symphony Hall. He performs Faure A major sonata Mendelssohn Violin Concerto Handel aria Saint-Saens Havanaise and Wieniawski Violin Concerto. Critics praise his masterly reading and recreative spirit despite minor flaws. Audience size large with stage seats filled.
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Eugene Ysaye
Boston
Symphony Hall
Camille Decreus
Faure
Handel
Saint-Saens
Wieniawski
Ysaye
Ysave
Insurance loans reveal regional borrow rates in 1911
An Association of Life Insurance Presidents study shows geographic disparities in policy loans. Pacific coast states hold 20.09 percent of reserves borrowed, Central Northern states 13.49 percent, against a U S average of 15.98 percent from 456 million dollars borrowed of total reserves 2.853 billion.
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New York
United States
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
Pacific Coast
Study links surge in life policy loans to reserves rise
A 1913 report by Robert Lynn Cox analyzes U S life insurance holdings totaling 93 of industry assets in 1911 and traces a huge uptick in policy loans by state and region. The study warns beneficiaries may lose over half a billion in protection as loans exceed historical reserves, with no stated conclusions.
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United States
Robert Lynn Cox
General Counsel Association of Life Insurance
The
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
Fire damages home of wagon maker in North Reading
Churchgoers hear a fire alarm as services end in North Reading. Volunteers join firefighters to quell a blaze in J. B. McLane’s residence, a wagon maker, with a northeast wind sending sparks to nearby buildings. Reading’s new motor truck speeds six miles in six minutes but isn’t needed. damage totals 1000 dollars with no insurance.
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North Reading
Baptist
Congregational
J. B. McLane
Othe
Reading
Syracuse man receives $500 in will after unjust spanking
In Freehold the surrogate's court admitted to probate the will of Richard D. Crum of Long Branch leaving Freder' Crum of Syracuse New York five hundred dollars for an unjust spanking he received in the past.
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Freehold
Freder’ Crum
Syracuse
N. Y
Richard D. Crum
Long Branch
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