Investment Answers for Lowell and New England Utilities
Inquiries page replies on gas and electric firms in Lowell Lawrence and Haverhill plus Oxford Linen Mills and Ray Consolidated. Provides valuations, dividend prospects, rights issues, and guidance on whether to sell or hold given current prices and market conditions. Includes expected dividend timing for Ray Consolidated and notes on Oxford Linen Mills stock concerns and sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
New England
Post
Financial
Lowell
Lawrence
Haverhilll
Lawrence and Vicinity
Lawrence Gas & Electric Company
Lowell Gas Company
Lawrence Company
Lowell Electric Light Company
Stone & Webster
Haverhill Electric Light Company
Venney
North Boston Lighting
Haverhill Gas Company
Bay Consolidated
Ray Consolidated
W. W
Roxbury
Ray
Oxford Linen Mills
North Brookfield
Mass
West Somerville
Sterling Debenture Corporation
Oxford Linen Mattress Company
Board of Trade
Italian societies pledge for Washington memorial building
At a meeting on Hanover street yesterday afternoon 27 Italian societies pledged 1000 dollars to the fund for the George Washington memorial building in the national capital. Organizers expect further gifts from local Italians to aid the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Memorial
Hanover Street
George Washington Memorial
National Capital
Utility Stocks Market Ticker From New York Firm
Bunge & Co and several regional power and oil concerns are listed for buying selling and quoting with notes on the firms including Pacific Gas and Electric Adirondack Electric Power Northern States Power and Republic Railway among others with a New York address at 80 Broad Street Rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Power Com
Pacific Gas & Electric Com
Adirondack Electric Power
Northern States Power
Republic Railway
Light
Ol Fields of Mexico Co
Palachian Power Co
W CO
Broad Street
Market Review and Outlook Faces a Weak Period
The market slipped again last week erasing several weeks of gains. Copper prices fell from 173-4 to 161-4 cents, with output from Lake region and Butte mines near capacity. American Telephone bond issue of 67 million at 4 1/2 percent drew attention despite stock weakness. Banks improved with surplus reserves over 21 million as call rates held near 2 1/2 to 3 percent amid strong export gains and gold shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chino and
Ray Consolidated
Miami
Butte
American Telephone Company
Street Opinions on the Market
In Boston and New York firms such as Thompson Towle & Co and I M Taylor & Co report a market dominated by professionals with narrow fluctuations. They note possible moves from the Harriman plan, Minnesota rate case, and Balkan tensions, while remaining cautious about a broad rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson, Towle & Co
Boston
New York
Harriman
Minnesota
Turkey
Adrianople
I. M. Taylor &,Co
Wiggin & Elwell
Supreme Court
Mellen Stays In New Haven Addressed Headquarters Question
New Haven January 19 Director A Heaton Robertson said the agitation to move the headquarters of the New Haven road to Boston would not succeed. He stated the headquarters must remain in this state and the railroad name acts as a trademark. He noted the road’s interests and most funds are centered in New York and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
New Haven Road
Boston
A. Heaton Robertson
New York
Vine Street Church to be Torn Down for New Roxbury Building
The Vine Street Church in Roxbury will be demolished in two weeks to clear space for a $125,000 municipal project featuring baths gymnasium library and lounging rooms. Ward 17 residents reflect on its turbulent history from Curley Lanergan fights to the 1908 riot, with memories of political rallies and clashes anchored by the landmark’s long service to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Street
Roxbury
Boston
Ward 17
Donovan- Fitzgerald
Curley
Lonergan
James M. Curley
John P. Lanergan
Thomas F. Curley
Kelcher-Doyle and Donovan
Curley Tooth and Nail
George Daly
Tammany
Dever-McCarthy
Donovan & Doyle
Immanuel Church
Moreland Street
Immanuel Society
Walnut Avenue
Wonderful Gifts for Helen Gould's Wedding
A committee led by Colonel Mays at Fort Jay organizes about 500 dollars in gifts from soldiers and railroad workers for Miss Helen Miller Gould. The Mauretania carried guests including the Duke and Duchess of Talleyrand-Perigord to attend the Lyndhurst wedding at Tarrytown on Wednesday at 12 30 p.m. The ceremony will be in Lyndhurst drawing room with George J. Gould giving away the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nahan Franko
Mendelssohn
Handel
Wagner
Massenet
Schumann
Godard
Elgar
Harry Woodruff
Duke Looz et-Coswarem
Miss Gould
Duke Looz
Forts Jay
Wadsworth
Hamilton
Totten
Forty-ninth Artillery
Fort William
Seventeenth Infantry
Fort McPherson
Proving Grounds
Sandy Hook
Mays
Fort Jay
Licely
Maine
Buffalo
National Railroad
Helen Miller Gould
United States
Mauretania
Cunard Line
Atlantic
Duke
Duchess of
Castle Gould
Long Island
Anna Gould
Prine de Sagan
Lyndhurst
Hudson
Catskills
Roxbury
Gould
Jay Gould
Daniel Russell
First Presbyterian Church
Irvington
New York
Anthony J. Evans
Kelley
Miss Tould
Fifth Avenue
A. L. White
West Fifty-sixth Street
Mr. Shepard
Louis Shepard
Madam Shepard
New England
Simple Wedding Planned for Miss Helen Gould in New York
In Lyndhurst New York on January 19, Miss Helen Miller Gould will wed Finley J. Shepard, an aide to the president of the Missouri Pacific system. The couple prepares for a modest ceremony contrasting with the heiress’s ample wealth.
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New York
Helen Miller Gould
Finley J. Shepard
Missouri Pacific Sys
Chicago Bride's $1000 Trousseau Provokes Mock Debate
Chicago headlines ignite as Miss Helen Gould vows marriage to Finley J Shepard with a trousseau under 1000 dollars. Store clerks and brides exchange estimates showing two hats and dress plus wedding gown may fall far short of societal norms, while others deem such low cost extraordinary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Helen Gould
Finley J. Shepard
Tarrytown
Trousseau
Boston strike breakers hired for Maine railroad dispute
From a Boston office Bangor & Aroostook railroad officials quietly hire strike breakers to fill engineer and fire men roles in Maine. They offer $5 a day with board and lodging to engineers and $8.75 a day to firemen. Some workers who served as breakers in the Elevated strike have already gone, others wait for better inducements. The company guarantees steady work and retention for starters, while Boston men with little running experience seek engineer pay. A dozen Boston street car men offered to work for the company but demanded $5 a day regardless of job, and were rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bangor & Aroostook Railroad
Maine
Bangor & Aroostook Company
Bangor & Aroostook
L. G. Griffin
P. J. McNamara
Todd
Bangor Aroostook Trains Run Under Guard
Bangor & Aroostook trains will operate under deputy guard with no wheels turning and crews told not to move trains. Key locations Oakfield Junction Millinocket Northern Maine Junction and Cape Jellison could see demonstrations. Officials expect limited but moving passenger service and aim to resume freight as soon as possible.
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Bangor & Aroostook
Oakfield Junction
Millinocket
New York World
Maine Junction
Cape Jellison
Todd
Maine Central Railroad
Bangor
Bangor and
Aroostook
Maine Central
Northern
Portland
Fishing Fleet Movements At Boston Wharf Market
A score of fishing schooners reached a Boston wharf yesterday with more expected before opening. Provincetown boats return from winter quarters showing good fares, while sugar cargoes from Cuba arrive aboard Molina. The Cambrian sails to London with general cargo and Westminster from Calcutta endures gales near Gibraltar before docking at East Boston.
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Provincetown
Boston
Yarmouth
N S
Simms
Cuba
Molina
Havana
South
Cambrian
Leyland Line
Charlestown
London
Eng
Randolph Ridgely, Jr
Woodbury
Portland
Stanley
Monhegan
Carrie
Lewis
Gloucester
Westminster
Calcutta
Atlantic
Gibraltar
Clyde Street
Irish in America: Curley challenges Revolutionary history
Congressman James M. Curley, speaking at the Irish National Foresters’ benefit in Hollis Street Theatre, asserted the Irish started the Revolution. He cited Fort William and Mary’s capture, Ireland’s sea role, and figures like Jack O’Brien and Jerry O’Brien, arguing Irish contributions predate Lexington and Concord. He warned of selective history and praised Irish influence from Columbus to Montgomery.
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James M. Curley
Boston
Irish National Foresters
Hollis Street
America
Minute Men
Lexington and
Concord
John Sullivan
New Hampshire
Fort William and Mary
Battle of
Jack” O’brien
O’brien
Jerry
Hibernia
Curley
Kellys
Mannings
Burkes
Bunker Hill
Charlestown
Collinses
Murphys
Sullivans
Ryans
Christopher Columbus
Woodrow Wilson
House of Representatives
Republic
Montgomery
Quebec
Canada
United States
Shipping News Update From January 20 Almanac
Maritime notices list arrivals and sailings of steamers and schooners including Michigan, Westminster, Molina, Simms, City of Memphis, Garfield, and others with ports such as Liverpool Calcutta Havana New York and Norfolk. Tide, sunrise and sunset times, high waters, and dredge towing details accompany the cargo and vessel movements. The Cunard steamer Ivernia from Liverpool Queenstown is noted as having arrived.
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Michigan
Ritchie
Liverpool
Westminster
Williams
Calcutta
Gibraltar
Molina
Haraldson
Havana
Cuba
Boston
Simms
Yarmouth
Howerd
Hudgins
Norfolk
Tuscan
Thacher
Philadelphia
H. F. Dimock
O’donnell
New York
Everett
Giles
Rfolk
City of Memphis
Garfield
Savannah
Camden
Strout
Portland
City of Gloucester
Godfrey
Loucester
Reliance
Merriam
Newburyport
Carlisle
Crowley
Paxtang
Manatawney
Marguerite
Sandwich
James Woolley
Pierce
Seituate
Cambrian
London
Eng
Falilee
Hull
Penobscot
Lamberts Point
H. M. Whitney
Buck Ridge
Coleraine
Neshaminy
Irvington
L. V
Gloucester
Providence
Thomaston
Scituate
Prescott Palmer
Newport News
Jane Palmer
Baltimore
Marcus L. Urann
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brown Brothers & CO
State St
Foreign Exchange
Letters OF Credit
Brown, Shipley & CO
Pall Flak
Boston, Mass
Hadgden, Stone & Co
Freeman I. Davison
Bostor
Henry Clewg & Co
Washington
J. 8 Bache & Co
Charles A. Day & Co
Mellen
Lanergan
Army
Navy
Alonzo Potter
Henry Codman Potter
Episcopal Diocese of
Indiana
Allen W. Vanderston
South Bend
Ind
Vanderston
Sleepy Hollow
Siren Singers
Tappanzee
de Sagans
Presbyterian Service
Sullivan
Shipping News
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