Fitchburg Preference Stock as Investment Question
Question 302 asks for opinions on Fitchburg preferred stock as an investment. It explores suitability, risk, and potential returns for investors considering this security.
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Fitchburg
Investment Offerings From Cities Service and Utilities
A Boston Post notice summarizes selected investment issues from Cities Service Company and several utility firms. It lists five year 7 percent convertible notes, rail and streetcar bonds, New York and San Francisco city issues, and regional utility bonds with prices, yields, maturities, and security details for prospective investors.
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THE
Boston Post
Investment opinions on New England stocks and Granby speculation
In Somerville readers inquire about Fitchburg Boston & Maine and New England Cotton Yarn details. Fitchburg stock, if rental cuts occur, could yield around 4.7 percent. speculative but fair. New England Cotton Yarn shows improved position after lease cancellation, yet remains speculative due to tariff effects. Granby ore prospects from Hidden Creek may justify rise if copper yields hold, but ore variability remains a risk. American Smelting & Refining Co common stock remains a popular speculative choice, with prior strong dividends and 4 percent now, but face potential government suit risk and depend on copper lead output.
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Fitchburg
Hoeston & Maine
Union Mills
New England
Upany
Onion Mills
Hidden Creek
Granby
American Smelting & Refining Company
Common
M. Lynn
Inet
Market Review Outlook Largest Week’s Bull Market in Over a Year
The past week showed a stronger bull tone with volume and gains lifting the 32-stock average to the September high. Analysts cite a settled corporate stance and worldwide money easing as drivers, while leaders paused, suggesting a side move in February and potential end to the bear phase if the rally holds.
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Steel
Union Pacific
Reading
Amalgamated
Hull
Congress
Minister decries church doors closed to the poor in retirement speech
In a Bradford district ceremony at the First Church of Christ, Rev. F. E. Stackpole denounces wealth privilege and poverty as barriers to gospel and schooling. He cites wage gaps, industrial shifts, and calls for better measures before leaving his Haverhill pulpits after decades of critique. The meeting features Irish relief appeals and a fund for O Donovan Rossa, with Boston and New England figures participating.
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P S.W. Straus & Co
First
Church of Christ
Bradford
FE. S. Stackpole
Haverhill
New Fingland
New England
Wall Street
John Greenleaf Whitter
Queenstown
Ireland
Germany
Charles McCarthy
O’donovan Rossa
Rossa
Edward P. Barry
David Walsh
John R. Murphy
Walsh
O'Donovan Rossa
Boston
Barry
Frank J. Horgan
Matthew J. Cummings
America
James O'Sullivan
Lowell
Staten Island
N. Y
Patrick J. Colbert
Thomas J. Collins
Faneuil Hall
Rossa Fund
Wolstone
Malden
Timothy Sullivan
Patrick O'Toole
Thomas Francis Diga Bor Oes
Iaeetare Sesh Ienarpi
Elena Weale
Chelsea
Bro
Bagley
Pat. Lally
Roxbery
Martin FF. Cally
Roxbury
James Phelan
Charlestown
James H. Brennan
Charles
J. A. O'Donnell
P. Manney
Banker Hill
George W. Long
Thomas J. Vinnegan
Walter Murphy
Denis Dinnehey
Allen, Larkin
O’brien
Conroe
Eer
Eas Wea
Eet
John O'Regan
Dorchester
Ie AO
Orr Hey
Steve Ried
Maen
Richard Howard
Mit
Brockton
Robert Emmet
Wakefield
Dennis Ree Lowell Ore
Cavan Cwd Iiss Canes Ee
Legislators to See Tango Demonstration in Social Welfare Probe
Lucy Daly wife of Hap Ward will demonstrate tango for Massachusetts social welfare committee as part of review of a bill by Rep Louis R. Sullivan on limiting or banning tango dancing. The event at the National Theatre Wednesday aims to inform lawmakers unfamiliar with the dance.
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Hap Ward
Social Welfare Committee
Legislature
White
New York
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Lucy Daly
Louis R. Sullivan
Dorchester
Sullivan
National Theatre
Paul Jones
Rossa Fund Swelled At Big Meeting
Jeremiah O Donovan was greeted with applause at a testimonial at Faneuil Hall under the Federated Irish Societies of Massachusetts. The event raised 1250 dollars combining a new 250 contribution with 975 already set aside for the testimonial fund.
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Jeremiah O’donovan Rossa
Federated Irish Societies of
Massachusetts
Faneuil Hall
Immigrant Debate Draws Melrose Audience to Mary Antin
About 1490 attendees at the Melrose Auditorium honored Mary Antin, the Boston Jewish author of The Promised Land. The forum featured a short address by Professor DuBois on Democracy as Antin argued immigrants’ views extend beyond thrift and gain.
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Melrose
Mary Antin
Boston
Miss Antin
DuBois
New York
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