New York and Boston Dividend Payers Compared
A reader table compares dividend yields for 35 New York and 45 Boston stocks. New York shows 10 issues over 6 percent, highest rail yield Chesapeake & Ohio at 6.81, industrial National Lead at 7.06, lowest Amalgamated 3.29. Boston has 21 over 6 percent, 34 over 5, 10 over 7, with Seattle Electric rail at 6.42 and Fitchburg 3.9. Woolen preferred 7.62 in Industrials, Shoe Machinery common 3.73. Kerr Lake leads mining at 24.61 while Nipissing is 18.27. Old Dominion copper yields 3.12. Comparative prices and records through 1996 and 1907 are listed.
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New York
Boston
Chesapeake & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Seattle Electric
Fitchburg
Kerr Lake
Nipissing
Am Agri Chem
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Butte Coalition
Arizona
Edison Electric
General Electric
Ono
Mass Gas Cos
Mergenthaler
Nevada Consolidated
New Haven
North Butte
Old Dominion
Osceola
Pullman
Quincy
Swift & Oo
Utah
West End &T Rr
Wolverine
CORO
Atchison
Pacific
Ohio
Chicago Northwest
Delaware & Hnudson
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Louisville & Nashville
Nion Pacific
Rey¢Wr
Tor
Mackay
People's Gas
Asus Sps
United States Steel
Mary Tm
Virginia Carolina Chemical
Western Union
ASO Rrs
Reds Even It up With Cardinals in Afternoon
St Louis and Cincinnati split a doubleheader style note as the Cardinals won the afternoon tilt 6 to 4 with Reds tying the series by the end of the day.
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Reds
Cardinals
Nationat
Baseball Schedule Mixed American and National League Listings
The notes list interleague and regional matchups including Philadelphia versus Washington, Boston versus New York, New York versus Boston, Brooklyn versus Philadelphia, Cincinnati versus St Louis, Chicago versus Pittsburgh, and New England League games River at Lenn, Lowell at Worcester, Clwrence at Brockton, New Bedford at Haverhill.
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Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Los
Pittsburg
Owen Es
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
American League
Viiladelphia
National League
Filadelphia
Cincinnnati
New England
Fail River
Lenn
Lowell
Worcester
Clwrence
Brockton
New Bedford
Haverhill
Washington Bere
Louis
Henne
NEW
York
Lois
Teeas
Nation
Phil
Adelphia
Pete
NEW York Wiese
ST Louis Iver S
White Sox Snap Win Over Browns in Morning Game
Chicago easily defeated St. Louis 5 to 3 in a morning game. Chicago pitchers held the Browns to three runs as the White Sox pulled off a decisive win.
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White Sox
Browns
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn Swamped In Afternoon Baseball Game
New York York won the afternoon game 12 to 1 against Brooklyn. Crandall pitched after the first inning and kept the visitors from scoring further. Scanion was relieved in the second after four runs had crossed, with Kuetzer taking over.
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Brooklyn
New York
York
Brops
Etelsy
Crandall
Scanion
Kuetzer
Doves Drop Both Games to Phillies
Boston Doves lose two at South End grounds, morning 4 to 3 in 10 innings and afternoon 6 to 5. Wild throws by Bill Sweeney and odd umpiring decisions shape the day. Graham and Beck supply key hits for Boston in the afternoon, while McQuillan hobbles with an arm injury after five innings.
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Doves
South End Grounds
Bill Sweeney
Phillies
Johnstone
Moran
Boston
Ferguson
Mattern
Grant
Brown
Buster
George M’quillan
Moren
Graham
Beck
Highlanders Landon Athletics Star Twirlers
New York defeated Philadelphia 7 to 3 in a morning game in a pitchers' duel until the eighth inning. Visitors surged with four runs off Dygert and Krause, Baker was spiked at third on a steal attempt, and base running and pitching details are listed with various players and stats.
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Philadelphia
New York
Fisher
Dygert
Krause
Baker
Chase
Baseball scoring notes from St Louis vs Cincinnati game
Huggins and Mitchell led with two base hits along with Downer. Sacrifices by Downey and Ellis, double play by Mowrey Konetehy and Huggins, steals by Kenetchy Miller and Oakes, and hit by pitch by Harmon. Beebe allowed five hits in four innings. Harmon issued four walks and struck out five. Umpires Klem and Kane. Time 2h 30m.
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New York
Snodgrass
St. BE
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Doyle
Eisen
Cincinnati
Mletcher
Bescher
Becker
Downey
Seymour
Hoblitzell
Keeler
Kridwell
Mitchell
Rfo
Shafer
Paskett
Devlin
Clark
Twee
Egan
Merkle
McMillan
Ae Ewes
Myers
Woodruff
Wilson
Alee
Beehe
Crandall
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Rowan
Suggs
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Dalton
Danbert
Whear
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Hummell
Lennox
Huggins
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Elis
Pier Ead
Smith
Oakes
Teen
Erwin
Konetehy
Scanlon
Vans
Kuetzer
Bresnahan
Taie
Mowrey
Hauser
Harmon
cLushert Ewan
Brooklyn
Wheat
Jecker
Chicago
R. Bhak
Eh. A. French
Browne
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Parent
Alesi
Dougherty
Collins
Purtell
Blackburne
Payne
Ke Wore
Sullivan
Lang
Scott
Stone
Hartzell
Wee Senee
Gallace
Newnam
Schweitzer
R. F
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Riggs
Gilligan
Wee Seas
Killifer
Spade
St. Louis
Brownelins
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Connolly
Dineen
St Louis
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Kenetchy
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Karger
Conroy
Walker
Boston
Washington
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Stahl
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Perrine
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Philadelphia
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Cree
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Giants Beat Superbas In 13 Inning Struggle
In a marathon game at National New York on July 4, Bridwell’s double and Merkle’s single pushed the Giants past Brooklyn 6 to 5 in 13 innings. Errors were costly with Smith muffing a fly ball in the eighth to tie the game. Bridwell starred at short while New York outhit Brooklyn and held on after long pitchers’ duel.
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New York
Bridwell
Merkle
Brooklyn
Smith
Giants
Pittsburg Beats League Leaders in Morning Baseball Game
Pittsburg defeated the league leaders 5 to 2 in the morning game. Boston used three pitchers, with McAleer adding an extra reliever. Karger started wild, two runs and four hits in two innings. Arellanes later pitched while Smith faltered against heat. A second 2 PM game saw Ray Collins pulled after six innings as Hall held Pittsburg.
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Boston
McAleer
Sox
Karger
Charlie Smith
Don Arellanes
Red Sox
Ray Collins
Hall
Naps Rally Beats Tigers in Afternoon Game
In Cleveland on July 4, Cleveland turned the tables on Detroit this afternoon and won 9 to 8. Summers left the box after being knocked out, with Stroud taking over and proving difficult for the Tigers to solve.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Summers
Stroud
Cardinals Win From Reds In The Morning
St Louis beat Cincinnati 8 to 3 in the morning game with Bresnahan ejected for protesting. Evans and Fromme led in hits, while Fromme earned the win for St Louis. The day’s second game featured Washington and Boston with Washington prevailing 6 to 1.
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Cardinals
REDS
Red Sox Score Double Victory
Washington newspapers report two hard fought games as Boston defeats the Senators in both morning and afternoon clashes. Careless base running and wasted chances kept the first game close for 14 innings, while the Red Sox rallied in the seventh of the second game to seal victory.
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Washington
D. C
McAleer
Boston
Senators
Red Sox
Donovan Holds the Naps to Two Scattered Safeties
Cleveland falls to Detroit 3 to 1 in morning play as Young allows few hits yet Cobb Schmidt and Crawford contribute key hits for Detroit. Donovan shutout Cleveland until miscues lead to three runs. Cobb stakes the win with two-base and three-base hits, while Lajoie Delehanty Moriarty and Bush steal bases.
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Cleveland
Detroit
D. Jones
Bush
Cobb
Crawford
R. F
Delehanty
Moriarty
T. Jones
Schmidt
Summers
D Stroud
McIntyre
Birmingham
Bemis
Mentyre
Turner
Bradley
Stroud
Falkenberg
Evans
Donovan
Young
Tof. Cobb
Easterly
Lajoie
Ff Young
Mitchell
Jones
Ake TB
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Amos
Pate
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Stovall
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C. F
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Eres
Krueger
Niles
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Eaeieelieeery
Beek homer leads Bees in nine as mound staff shines
Philadelphia attacked with two base hits by Sharpe Moran Moore and Ward while Beek homered. Sharp lines with three base hits, Knabe tripled, and Titus Herzog executed sacrifices. Pitchers Burke Moore Frock Ward Ferguson Foxen fared against hits 2 5 6 2 1. Attendance 4381.
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Moore
Titus
Maroney
Ferguson
Philadelphia
Sharpe
Moran
Ward
Knabe
Beek
Herzog
Magee
Doolan
Doomn
Frock
Oxen
Johnstone and Moran
Cubs Come Back to Beat Pirates in Afternoon Game
In Pittsburg on July 4 the Chicago team staged a strong comeback winning in the eighth inning after a tense afternoon session. Pitchers from both sides faced heavy pressure as Chicago surged ahead and secured the victory.
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Cubs
Pirates
Chicago
Eastern League results morning and afternoon scores
Morning games produced Buffalo 5 Toronto 4 in 11 innings, Jersey City 7 Newark 1, Providence 14 Baltimore 5, Rochester 5 Montreal 2. Afternoon games yielded Baltimore 12 Providence 1, Newark 8 Jersey City 5, Rochester 13 Montreal 2, Toronto 3 Buffalo 1.
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Buffalo
Toronto
Jersey City
Newark
Providence
Baltimore
Rochester
Montreal
Surprising Victory Shocks Commentator William Newton
By William Newton the outcome surprised him as he expected Jeff to win. He notes the colored fighter’s short decisive victory and calls the win a wonder.
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Jeff
Connecticut League Morning Results Card
Morning results from the Connecticut League show New Haven defeating Waterbury 5 0, Holyoke over Northampton 3 0, New Britain topping Hartford 13 1, Hartford 2 New Britain 1, New Haven 2 Waterbury 1, Northampton 8 Holyoke 7, and Bridgeport beating Springfield 10 2. Holyoke, Northampton, Bridgeport, and Springfield all posted notable scores in a busy session.
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New Haven
Waterbury
Holyoke
Northampton
New Britain
Hartford
Bridgeport
Springfield
John Son Praised as Best Man After Swift Victory
The observer states John Son is the best man in the world and notes Jeff exited early after a sharp opening exchange, finishing his opponent quickly.
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Johnson
Jeff
Athletics Turn Tables and Wallop Highlanders
Philadelphia easily defeated New York in this afternoon's game by B10 F.
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Philadelphia
New York
Fireworks employee drowns during display in Lawrence
John Griffin of the National Fireworks Company of Hanover Massachusetts drowned after falling into the North canal while preparing a municipal display on the playstead in Lawrence He was recovered at noon His widow resides in New York.
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Lawrence
John Griffin
National Fireworks Company
Hanover
Mass
North Canal
New York
Davis Daly Copper Company Notice to Stockholders
The Davis Daly Copper Company informs stockholders of a 1.00 per share assessment adopted June 13, 1910. Payments are 0.60 per share by July 20 1910 and 0.50 by September 20 1910, to either Metropolitan Trust Company in New York or International Trust Company in Boston. Transfer books close July 10–30 and September 10–30 for the assessment. All payments must include stock certificates for receipt stamping.
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Davis-Daly Copper Company
Follo
Metropolitan Trust Company
Wall Street
New York City
N. Y
International Trust Company
Milk Street
Boston
Mass
Board OF Directors
W. C. Shaw
Midway- Maricopa
Obispo
Essex
Rotary
United States Securities Co
Court Square
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William E. Soule
American
Edward J. O’brien
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Pittsburgs
Chicagos
Ramiden
McQuillan
Knable
Thomas
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Sweeney
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William Newton
Republic Iron and Steel
Boston Post
Post
Joe Walcott
LA Rose
United Fruit Butte
Ballaklava
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Lake Copper
Live Oak
Tonopah Belmont
Mazatan
H. A. Brown & CO
Curb Exchange
State Street
Banigan
Broadway
So. Broad St
Ake Eee
Rawhide Coalition
Shoals Cable
Ely Central
Champion
Boston Securities Common
Wante Post
Oxford Linen Jamaica Cong James Shaw * Co
State St. Herald
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