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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1906

Page

8

Market Slumps as Wall Street Sees Flat Trading

Wall Street exhibits heavy lethargy with trading stagnation at noon. declines appear in Smelters St Paul Reading and Union Pacific while the crop report fails to revive activity. closing prices show a generally weaker market with Amalgamated Greene and American Telephone among notable movers.

Wall Street Paris Washington State Street St. Paul Reading Union Pacific Brooklyn Anaconda Interboro-Metropolitan Pennsylvania Steel Common New York Stock Exchange New York Boston Clearings Boston Treasury Cceeresece New York Clearings Eee Bankers’ Sterling Poruos Iy Co Greene Consolidated Greene Amalgamated Shannon New Haven American Telephone

Oats and corn acreage figures as of June 1 1906

The report notes oats at 86 percent condition on June 1 1906. It lists corn acreage at 95 535 000, versus 94 011 000 estimated for July 1905 and 94 011 369 the 1905 final. It begins comparing winter wheat crop indicators.

May Seine Herring in Newfoundland Waters

Gloucester July 10 A letter to the Board of Trade from Congressman Gardner confirms the State Department’s position that American fishermen have the right to seine herring on the treaty coast of Newfoundland. He urges Americans to join the fishery as Newfoundland’s new seining ban is deemed unreasonable.

Gloucester Board of Trade Today Gardner State Department Treaty Newfoundland

Market Briefs Show Bond and Stock Activity

The Boston Market on July 10 reports ex-dividend and ex-rights markers. Total sales include 32 465 listed shares and 7 02 tights, 15 000 bonds, 5 047 unlisted shares and 500 in bonds.

Boston Amer Tel & Tel Atchisons Bos & Alb Bos Fitch Ny&nh Union Michigan Nevada Quincy Rhode Isl Santa Fe Shannon Tecumseh Trinity United Cup

Market Curbs Rise and Fall at Today's Portfolio

The curb market featured Raven again moving between 96 and 91 cents, closing at 93 cents. Arizona Commercial fluctuated 87 to 38514, Nevada Utah around 2 percent, and Ohio Copper near 1.50 dollars as the day’s notable movers.

Arizona Nevada Black Mountain Eeceeeeseres Bingham Central Cumberland Ely Davis ‘Daly East Butte Greene Gold & Silver Keweenaw Eeeeree Ereeseseeen Adams Seeeeseer Ae E. Gold & Copper Mitchell Cessesieeseeseeene Ohio Copper Ceeeseseeees Utah Apex

Boston Man Arrested For Fare Evasion On Portland Express

Francis J. O Hanley of Boston was fined 10 dollars in Reading District Court for evading fare. He was found perched on the roof of a car aboard the 1 15 Portland express after passengers and bystanders spotted him at several stations. Police in Reading handcuffed him and he was taken into custody.

Woburn Francis J. O’hanley Boston Reading Malden Melrose Melrose Highlands Wakefield O’hanley O'Hanley

Five Strikes In Chicago Labor Turmoil Sweeps Builders

Chicago on July 10 faced a wave of labor disputes as the cement workers strike expanded to include 2200 men on sidewalks and concrete walls. Two other building industry disturbances plus a drivers and grain shovellers walkout raised the total to five.

Chicago

Danger in delay warns of kidney trouble and remedies

A Boston testimonial touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a certain cure for kidney ailments. Mrs. Catherine Moran describes her husband’s yearlong back and head pains, dizziness, and insomnia improving after using two to three boxes. For sale by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole US agents.

Bright Dean Boston Catherine A. Moran K Street Mass Daly Broadway Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Brazil Adopts 20 Percent Tariff Cut to Aid U S Exports

Brazil announced a new tariff lowering duties by 20 percent on flour and many American-exported goods including condensed milk rubber seals watches varnishes typewriters pianos ice boxes scales windmills and inks. Flour remains the key item and the adjustment aims to improve commerce with the United States after past disputes over breadstuffs duties.

Washington Root South America Brazil United States

Two Fishermen Adrift at Sea

The Frances P. Mosquito returned to Georges wharf with its flag at half mast for two Gloucester men Manuel Galarte and Manuel Goncadies missing since fog on July 4. Captain Joe Mosquito searched 20 miles, locating gear and hoping other vessels picked up the crewmen while four dories returned safely.

Frances P. Mosquito Georges Manuel Galarte Manuel Goncadies Gloucester Joe Mosquito

Memorial to Supt Anagnos Honors Long Service to Blind

Trustees of the Perkins Institution note the death of Michael Anagnos and urge Europe and friends of education to join in a fitting memorial. The minute honors nearly 40 years of Anagnos’s leadership and the institution’s growth in instruction and industrial training for the blind, placing him beside Dr. Howe in gratitude to the visually and hearing impaired.

Perkins Institution For the Blind Michael Anagnos Howe Europe Anagnos

Dead Cat Unearthed in Millbury Treasure Saga

George A. Sutton of Worcester, while digging for worms on Henry E. Greenwood’s land, unearthed a tin trunk he thought held buried treasure. Inside were Grace Darling’s pet cat remains, killed by cars on Sept 18, 1899. Sutton, on a fishing trip then, vows not to anticipate treasure again until a real chest is opened.

Millbury George A. Sutton Worcester Henry E. Greenwood Grace Darling Sutton King George

Seventeen Trips Dock at Wharves With Rich Fish Cargo

Seventeen trips arrived at T wharf. Metamora brought 4000 large fresh mackerel at 25 cents each. Swordfish and ground fish totals reached 344,200 pounds including haddock cod hake pollock. Bohemian from Liverpool carried 2000 tons cargo and five pheasants. Canopie sails to the Mediterranean. Agenor feared lost near Tokushima.

T Wharf John Robinson George H. Lubee Angie V. Watson Olive May Francis P. Mosquito Bohemian Leyland Line Liverpool Neil McCallum EH. A. Bradshaw London Albany A. M. Polleys Providence E. W. Herman

July 11 Miniature Almanac and Arrivals at Gloucester

July 11 almanac notes sunrises at 4 17 am and sunset 7 22 pm with day length 15h 5m and moon rising at 10 59 pm. Arrivals include steamers Bohemian and many other ships with merchandise and passengers to Frederick Leyland J F Masters Huron St John and more. schooners G M Cochrane Nellie Sarah Eaton and others listed. Italian ship Caracciolo loaded lumber for Buenos Ayres. wind south to southwest. several vessels cleared and sailed toward Halifax Newport News Baltimore and New York with tugs and barges in tow.

Bohemian McCallum Liverpool Frederick Leyland & Co., Ltd Oston Mackenzie Yarmouth N. S J. F. Masters Huron Thompson St. John N. B Eastport Portland Nantucket Nickerson Baltimore Norfolk H. F. Dimock Baker New York Bay State Oliver Penobscot Allen Bath City of Gloucester Ober Cape Ann Godfrey Gloucester Sea King Vineyard Haven Lamar Reading Philadelphia Carlisle Lloyd Ashland Pocopson Robesonia Lenape Anderson Molino Thomaston Paoli Kelley South Wayne Upton Nottingham Bennett Port Johnson G. M. Cochrane Tower Apple River N.S Nellie Wyman Mereghan Rachel W. Stevens Stevens Longfellow Spencer Sarah Eaton Hodgkins Raritan River N. J Caracciolo Mecca Philadel Buenos Ayres Mars Admiral Sampson Port Antonio Alee Sama Cuba Gulf of Ancud Newport News H. M. Stanley Ie River Beaver Ivernia Queenstown Halifax Port Hawkesbury C. B Charlottetown Boston Nacoochee Savannah Kershaw Indian Herman Winter Santiago James S. Whitney Hector Mohawk Rockport Mass John G. Chandler Dora Binghampton Concord Clenfenges Canton George P. Hudson Ruth E. Merrill Coal Port

Two-Masted Schooner Eaglet Sinks After Collision

The schooner Eaglet from Albany to Bangor struck the French cruiser Jurien de la Graviere in the North River and sank in four minutes. It carried moulding and had a large hole in its side.

New York Eaglet Albany Bangor Jurien de la Graviere North River

Foresters Install Officers for Ensuing Term

Court Star of the East No. 18 Foresters of America installs officers including Chief Ranger F. Greenstein Sub Chief Ranger N. Slofsky and Recording Secretary I. Pollak for the new term.

Court Star of the East No. 18 Foresters of America F. Greenstein N. Slofsky I. Pollak

Lawson Demurrers Overruled in Paine Webber Stock Suit

In the Supreme Judicial Court Judge Hammond overruled two demurrers by Burrage and Lawson in the Paine Webber & Co. et al versus Albert C. Burrage Thomas W. Lawson and 14 others case. Complainants seek reimbursement for 70 000 shares of Copper Range Consolidated stock alleged to be mismanaged under an agreement. The suit advances to a September term with Morse Albers and Maybury representing the parties.

Paine, Webber & Co. Et Albert C. Burrage Thomas W. Lawson Supreme Judicial Court Hammond Messrs. Burrage Lawson Equity Court Copper Range Consolidated Company R. M. Morse Homer Albers Mr. Lawson A. L. Maybury Mr. Burrage

Wool Mixed Abroad To Pay Double Duty

Importers must pay duty as if all wool is first quality for mixed Iceland wool. Stone & Downer Co challenged the rule in the U S Circuit Court with a bale containing white and black wool. Court ruled mixed wool abroad incurs double duty on every pound.

Colt United States Stone & Downer Company Iceland Custom House

Guissseppi Pleads Guilty to Assault and Appeals

Newton reports Guisseppi surrendered after four weeks eluding police on a charge of assault with a dangerous weapon against Car men A. Coogi. He pleaded guilty before Judge Kelly and received three months in the House of Correction. He appealed and was held in $600 for the Superior Court.

Newton Guisseppi Carmen A. Coogi Kelly House of Correction Kennedy

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