Market Again Raided by Bears
The July 11 market day ended with a weak close as bear operations dominated. Prices fell across many issues including Great Northern, Northern Pacific, Reading, Union Pacific, and Colorado Fuel while copper shares slipped on London trends and St Paul showed gains on speculative Pacific Coast extensions.
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Wall Street
London
United States Steel Corporation
St. Paul
Pacific Coast
Colorado
State Street
St Paul
Great Northern
Steel Corporation
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Reading
Brooklyn
Amalgamated
Erie
Steel
New York Exchange
Greene Consolidated
Shannon
Greene
New York
Old Dominion
Am Cara Foundry
A. Et Olle Ve Vines
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago, Mil & St
General Electric Ee
Illnois Central
Louisville & Nashville
Kansas City South
Senor
Minneapolis & St Louis
Minn
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
Republic Steel
Southern Railway
Pre & Iron
Tennessee Coal
Texas & Pacific
St Louis
Virginia Carolina Chem
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Bond and stock market totals from Boston market page
The Boston market column lists ex-dividend and ex-rights markings with totals. It shows 21,320 shares of listed stock 1,252 rights 27,000 dollars in bonds and 6,766 shares of unlisted stock and 800 dollars in bonds.
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Ennis & Stoppani
Broad ST
New York
N.Y
Curb Market Sways Through Mixed Trading Across Firms
Arizona Commercial opened at 34 percent, drifted to 3144, then finished at 315. Raven Mining fluctuated from 1 to 78 cents before closing. Davis Daly rose two points to 12 percent as the day ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Raven Mining
Davis, Daly
Cumberland Ely
Nevada
Utah
Raven
Davis-Daly
Dividends and New England Breeders Club Meeting
The notice lists quarterly and semi annual dividends from Michigan State Telephone, Wampanoag Mills, E I Dupont de Nemours, Colorado Telephone, Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad, and Pacific Coast Company. It also previews the New England Breeders Club meeting at Rockingham Park from July 9 to 21 with reduced rail rates and park admission details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State Telephone Company
Wampanoag Mills
Fall River
E. I. Dupont de Nemours Powder Company
Colorado Telephone Company
Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railroad Company
Pacific Coast Company
New England
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston Union Station
Rockingham Park
Manchester
Derry
Boston
City
Washington Street
N. H
Concord
NEW England Breeders’ Club
Salem
North Station
Raymond & Whitcomb Tour to North Pacific and Alaska
A 36 day summer journey announced by Raymond & Whitcomb Company travels Boston to Yellowstone Yellowstone National Park Puget Sound Canadian Rockies and Alaska via Northern Pacific line departing July 19. Circulars with full details are available from Raymond & Whitcomb Company 806 Washington Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond & Whitcomb Company
Yellowstone National Park
Puget Sound
Alaska
Canadian Rockies
Boston
North
Washington Street
Provincetown Temperatures Cooler Than Boston Summers
A Cape Cod observation notes Provincetown runs about 10 degrees cooler than Boston in summer with 80 in Boston versus 70 on the tip. The Cape Cod steamer Cape Cod leaves Bay Line wharf 400 Atlantic Avenue daily at 9 AM, returning at sundown.
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Provincetown
Cape Cod
Boston
Cape
Bay Line Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Philadelphia
Central Wharf
State Street
Provincetown Pilgrims
Bay Line
Rowe’s Wharf
Main
Ss. A. Moody
Record of Pacific division CPR Passenger Safety
Canadian Pacific Railway officers report that in twenty years of passenger service from the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific coast no passenger death due to train accident has occurred. They note this may be unmatched by any similar railway section worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Division
Canadian Pacific Railway
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Wakefield Husband Sued by Wife in Probate Court
Rose J. Butterfield of Boston cited her husband George F. Butterfield into the Probate Court in Wakefield over support debts. Butterfield, a Wakefield fish market operator, had previously lived apart from his wife who runs a Boston dyeing shop. The judge ordered $3 per week until $100 is paid plus $10 costs, with future arrangements to be reconsidered.
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Sedalia
Shawmut Consolidated Copper Company
Williams
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Cambridge
F. L. Ames
Butte Electric & Power Company
E. W. Rollins
William S. Alley
New York Stock Exchange
Grant
Rose J. Butterfield
Boston
George FE
Marblehead
Wakefield
Butterfield
Pair of Housebreakers Receive Long Prison Terms
Frank A. Brown was sentenced to six to eight years in state prison for housebreaking by Judge Bishop. John Riley, previously charged with several breaking and entering cases, received a three to five year term in the same court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Brown
Bishop
Superior Criminal Court
John Riley
Woman Held on $10,000 Bond in Illegal Operation Case
Ellen Bickford of Chelsea was arraigned before Judge Bishop and charged with causing Elizabeth Cos grove's death at Chelsea on June 25 by attempting an illegal operation. She pleaded not guilty and is held in $10,000 for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Bickford
Chelsea
Bishop
Elizabeth Cosgrove
Summer of Stage and Park in Boston Describes Plays and Attractions
The Bohemian Girl at Castle Square fans weekly audiences while Iolanthe returns next Monday The Last Word at Globe Theatre draws crowds and Our Boys is planned for next week Wonderland at Revere Beach remains busy The Man From Now hits 50th Tremont performance Paragon Park Nantasket and Keith's theater shows attract large crowds James Maxwell sings at Austin Stone's Museum Cain's dogs head to Keith's Next week Norumbega Park Dill show Camille at Bowdoin Square Slaves of the Mill and two burlesques cap the Palace program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Square
Iolanthe
Globe Theatre
John Craig
Augustin Daly
Our
Mary Sanders
Revere Beach
Tremont
Harry Bulger
Majestic
Boston
Richard Golden
Vulia Sanderson
George Schiller
Vera Michelena
William Pruette
Austin & Stone’s Museum
James Maxwell
Keith
Cain
Dogland
Norumbega Park
Gracie Emmett
Camille
Bowdoin Square
Dumas
Will of Michael Anagnos Leaves Estates to Blind Institutions
The will filed in the rebates Court leaves 57 and 59 H Street South Boston to the Kindergarten for the Blind Jamaica Plain. It provides $10,000 to friends and the residue in trust to Walter L. Pierce Walter H. Gardener and Walworth Pierce for a free girls school in Papigon Turkey and a Latin girls school in Kaonitz or Ganina Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Anagnos
Fini
H Street
South
Boston
Jamaica Plain
Messrs
Walter L. Pierce
Walter H. Gardener
Walworth Pierce
Papigon
Turkey
Kaonitz
Ganina
Littleton Men Plead Not Guilty to Adulterated Vinegar Charge
Waldo E. Conant and Daniel G. Houghton of Littleton Massachusetts denied selling adulterated vinegar when arraigned in the Superior Criminal Court yesterday. They are held for trial in 300 dollars each. The three counts allege they, under Conant Houghton Co., adulterated vinegar by coal tar dye coloring matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo E. Conant
Daniel G. Houghton
Littleton
Mass
Superior Criminal Court
Conant, Houghton & Co
Man with broken neck near recovery says physicians
Waltham July 11 physicians say George E Stroul who was caught in a folding bed in Boston six weeks ago will recover. He broke a small neck bone and wears a leather collar at night to sleep. Despite great pain Mr Stroul is cheerful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
George E. Stroul
Mr. Stroul
Boston
Mr. Strauss
Dedham Couple Wed at Church of the Good Shepherd
James Albert Ross of Whiting avenue married Miss Anna Virginia Hadenstam daughter of Mrs. Jenni A. Hadenstam of 19 Dalton street Boston in Oakdale church at 7 30 p m The best man was Walter Henderson Hyde Park maid of honor Winnie Lindahl of Boston and bridesmaids Edith Vera Sekora and Alice Byron Boston Ushers included William E Ross Hyde Park H W Clogston Boston and J William Walsh Frederick H Crosby William McDonald Elwin L Fox Dedham
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Dedham
James Albert Ross
Whiting Avenue
Anna Virginia Hadenstam
Jennie A. Hadenstam
Dalton Street
Boston
Church of the Good Shepherd
Oakdale
William F. Cheney
Walter Henderson
Hyde Park
Winnie Lindahl
Edith
Vera Sekora
Alice Byron
William E. Ross
H. W. Clogston
J. William Walsh
Frederick H. Crosby
William McDonald
Elwin L. Fox
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Alley
Frank A. Ruggles
Cocheco Manufacturing Company
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Boston News Bureau
Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
New York Central
Grand Central Station
New York City
Butte
F. A. Heinze
Stewart
Coeur d’Alene
Illinois Central Railroad Company
B. & R. Rubber Company
Massachusetts
North Brookfield
Thomas G. Richards
Charles C. Beebe
George R. Hamant
Alvin F. Sortwell
James A. Gass
Salt Lake
Standard Copper Company
Bingham Camp
Saginaw
Amelia
Burning Moscow
Sofia
Osceola
William E. Soule
New York Funds
Boston Clearings
Treasury
Amer Tel & Tel
Chic, Bar & Qu Jt
Chicago Junction
Ee Atchison
Ee Bos & Alb
Bos Felev
Ee Bos & Me
Ee C & M cl
Ee & NH
Ee Union Pac
Ee West End
Adventure
Aliouez Oenee
Bingham Ee Slo
Butte Coal’n
al & Ari
Cal & Hecla
Boylston St
Tel oAm T & T
O of
cNew Eng T
West T Pref
Georgia
Seattle
Fl Pr
Isle Royale
Bay State
Butte & London
Dominion Smelting
East Butte
Helvetia
Eagle & Blue Bell
Giroux
Seer
Mitchell Sees
Curtis
Sederquist
Bankers
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
Penn
Norfolk & Western
U. S. Steel
Congress St. Boston
Broadway
United Copper Company
F. Augustus Heinze
Wilson Bros
Watchmakers Jewellers
Court St
Wilsons
Hanover Et
U S
Atchgen
L& N
St Inc
M & St L
Nyc
TT N & W Co
Penn Co
Sl&sm
Sl&sf
Tex & Pacis
Chicago
Chicago Board
State Mutual
Yellowstone Park
Entertainments
Onderland
Princess Trixie
Trixie
Salem Cadet Band
Open Air Circus
Allisons
Keith’s
American League
Huntington Ave
Wright & Ditson
Washington St
Herrick’s
Copley Sq
astle_ SQ
Down Town
Winter St. Eves
Bohemian Girl
Bowdoin
Owen Air Circus
Will Hill
Wire Walker
Nantasket
Norumbega Bega Park
Auburndale
On-the-Charles
Yonder
Zoological Garden
GLOBE
John Craig Price
Vaily
Oxford
OUR Boys
RAL
Adamiess
Eden
King Philip
Commercial Wharf
Gloucester
Cape Ann
Boston & Gloucester S&s
Bass Point
Nahant
Boston Force Point
bBoat
Naant
Battery St
Lincoln Wharf
Richmond
H. W. Barbour
Mgr
Ross—Hadenstam
Pacific Northwest
Sen Alaska
Banff Springs
Ing Eastern
Raymond & Whitcomb CO
Old South Church
Union Sq
Chestnut St
Boston & Northern and
Old Colony St. By. Co
Tel
Nantaske Beach
LaUuValp
Hull
Pemberton Landing
Nantasket Point
Nantasket Beach
G. P. Cushing
NEW Line
Enterprise Transportation Co
P. O. Sq
Van’s
Eastern Steamship Co
Shen
E. Laechler
Union Wharf
Hough’s Neck Ane
Atlantic Ave
Hough’s Neck
Providence
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