Missouri Pacific Railways Note Redemption Details
The Missouri Pacific Railway Company announces delivery of extended six per cent secured gold notes to holders on or after July 12 1915. Receipts must be surrendered to the designated depositaries: Union Trust Company of New York Girard Trust Company Mercantile Trust Company and Old Colony Trust Company. Dated New York July 9 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
New York
H. L. Utter
Union Trust Company OF
Broadway
New York City
Girard Trust Company
Broad and Chestnut Sts
Philadelphia
Penn
Mercantile Trust Company
Locust St
St. Louis
OLD Colony Trust Company
Court St
Boston
Mass
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Common
Missouri Pacific
Somerville
Ices
Missouri
Market Review and Outlook Slips as Rails Drag Market Down
Prices on the average fell last week with the 20 most active railroad stocks near a year’s low. The industrial average shed about half its recovery gains since the Lusitania dive, while rails showed a feeble rally and then moved sideways. Foreign selling, notably England’s big loan, pressured railroad bonds and earnings remained weak, though German notes sparked some optimism and steel orders rose.
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Lusitania
Steel Corporation
Bond trustees invite bids for Connecticut Valley Lumber bonds
The Federal Trust Company as trustee invites sealed proposals to buy at its Boston office on August 16, 1915, First Mortgage 6 percent sinking fund gold bonds of the Connecticut Valley Lumber Company to exhaust about $233,263.63, at the lowest price not exceeding par plus accrued interest and a 2 percent premium, with right to reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Trust Company
Connecticut Valley Lumber Company
Devonshire Street
Boston
Mass
Connecticut Valley Lumber Company First Mortgage
Autos Kill One and Injure Five Across Areas
A fatality occurred in South Chatham where Barzilli Eldridge, an elderly man, was struck by a second car while avoiding another. At South Royalton Vermont a car carrying four occupants veered to miss a horse and wagon and plunged down a 20 foot embankment. Mrs Rivers of Springfield was gravely hurt and may not recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
South Chatham
Barzilli Eldridge
South Royalton
Peter Rivers
Springfield
Barzil lia Eldridge Dies After Auto Evasion
South Chatham July 11 Barzil lia Eldridge an aged resident was killed instantly today when in trying to avoid one automobile he stepped into the path of another. The fatal incident occurred as he moved into the street to dodge a vehicle and was struck by a second car.
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South
Chatham
Barzillia Eldridge
South Royalton
Woman struck by car in Chelsea serious condition
Mrs Arhur Hall of Evelyn road Everett is in a serious condition at Frost Hospital Chelsea after being struck by Edward A. Smith of Arlington who drove a car at 10 30 last night at the County road junction with Revere Beach Parkway. Mrs Hall and her husband were walking on the parkway when struck Mr Hall escaped injury. Smith told police he did not see them until too late to stop the machine.
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Arthur Hall
Evelyn Road
Everett
Frost Hospital
Chelsea
County Road
Revere Beach Parkway
Edward A. Smith
Pleasant Street
Arlington
Hall
Sam Thomas
Sam
Lam
Lem
Lottie
Lem Brown
Chicago
Mary Alice
Financial Q and A on Central Leather and copper stocks
Inquiries answered by the Financial Editor. Central Leather reports strong war demand with early year earnings around 4 percent and Q2 near 5 to 6 percent, cover of the 3 percent dividend likely. Atlantic Gulf & West Indies shows rising earnings but no dividends. market liquidity good on exchange listings. Copper peers Braden Chile Kennicott discussed with earnings estimates and foreign location risks. MK&T stock may face a future assessment and potential restructuring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E . EU
Boston Post
New England
Post
The
Inquirer
Financial
Boston
Mass
Central Leather
J. J Salem
Central Leather Company
Central Leather Common
Lawrence
United States
Europe
New York
Atlantic Gulf & West Indies
Atlantic Gulf & West Indies Steamship Lines
Aye Ayer
Boston Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Serena Pratt
Babson Statistical Service
Wellesley Hills
Roger W. Babson
Chili Copper
Braden Copper
Kennicott Copper
Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Braden Copper Company
Chile Copper Company
Kennicott Copper Company
Braden
Chile
South America
Kennicott
Alaska
Caged Hope on the Farm as Lem Brown Is Replaced
Sam Thomas confronts Lem Brown after Lem’s jail release claiming reform. Sam forces Lem to work at the docks while vowing to keep tension via strict oversight and possible prison return. Lottie Brown confronts the broken marriage as Sam arranges a hard, supervised routine for Lem.
Snowbound Farmyard Tale of Charlie and Lem
In a cold stormbound farm the young Charlie Thomas navigates a tense household. He admires the surly hired man who is both father to Mary Alice and kind to Lem, a boy with an artificial foot and downcast mood. The Knights of Galahad frame his fragile compassion.
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Charlie Thomas
Thomas
Sam
Charlie
Mary Alice
Lem
Galahad Knights
Labor meeting pledges funds to fight bread trust
Jack Samford of Chicago, organizer of the Bakery and Confectioner Workers' Union, told Bakers' State branch delegates at Wells Memorial Hall that all money and literature needed to oppose the bread trust will be supplied for locals across Massachusetts and later New England. Four complaints were filed against a foreman of the street cleaning division at the Sanitary and Street Cleaning Teamsters' Union meeting yesterday, with further action deferred until Mayor Curley returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Samford
Chicago
Bakery and Confectioner Workers’ Union
Bakers’ State
Wells Memorial Hall
Bread Trust
New England
Massachusetts
Samford
Sanitary and Street Cleaning Teamsters’ Union
Curley
Haverhill Rider Injured in Jitney Collision
Fred Knowles 30 of Haverhill was badly hurt when his motorcycle struck a jitney between Salisbury and Salisbury Beach at about 8 PM. The impact knocked a wheel from the jitney. Knowles was tossed high and taken to Newburyport Hospital with serious injuries. Doctors fear internal damage may be present but he is believed to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury Beach
Fred Knowles
Haverhill
Knowles
Newburyport Hospital
Salisbury
Car Upset Into White River Injures Springfield Family
A 20 foot embankment collapse into the White River left Mrs. Peter Rivers of Springfield Massachusetts seriously injured with doubtful recovery. Her husband suffered a dislocated shoulder while Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. White also of Springfield escaped serious injuries.
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White River
Peter Rivers
Springfield
Mass
Peter W. White
Automobile teeters off road into White River injuring couple
In South Royalton Vermont a car veered toward the river edge and fell into the White River injuring a Springfield woman and her husband. Fire crews or rescuers reported the incident occurred during a passing maneuver.
Trolley Hits Auto Injuring Milford Couple in Warwick
James F. Carey of Milford Mass was seriously hurt when his auto was struck by a Rocky Point trolley car at a grade crossing in Warwick Rhode Island. His wife Mrs Carey was knocked from the car and landed across the radiator. Both were taken to Rhode Island Hospital.
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Warwick
R. I
James F. Carey
Milford
Mass
Rocky Point
Labor notes from unions cover picnic plans and wage talks
The Sanitary and Street Cleaning Teamsters' Union schedules its 22nd annual picnic at Caledonian Grove on July 24. A wage scale and working rules conference is planned between the Boston & Albany Freight Handlers' Union and railroad officials.
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Sanitary and Street Cleaning Teamsters’ Union
Caledonian Grove
Boston & Albany
Old Colony Lodge
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Brotherhood
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Coal Teamsters’ Union
Michael A. Murphy
L. U
Teamsters’ Joint Council
New England
Frank McCarthy
A. F. of L
Keavy
Charlestown Longshoremen’s Union
Roughan's Hall
L. A
Utahs biggest crowd sees Liberty Bell in Salt Lake
Salt Lake City July 11 1 The largest crowd ever assembled in Utah greeted the Liberty Bell on its state tour estimate says more than a third of the population watched the relic. People from ranches and towns traveled long distances including many women riding 50 miles on horseback to see the bell.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor Convention Closes
Delegates meet in Chicago for six sectional meetings and two rallies on the final day of the world convention. The schedule includes a sunrise consecration planned on Lake Michigan shore tomorrow to open the last day.
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Chicago
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Lake Michigan
French Musicians Lead Forty-sixth Regiment to Victory
From Paris, The Daily Chronicle recounts how a small band of French musicians under bandmaster Claude Laty played through shellfire to spur the Forty-sixth Regiment toward victory near German trenches. Despite multiple band members being wounded, they continued the charge and inspired allied troops amid brutal combat at Vauquois.
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London
Paris
Daily Chronicle
Philip Gibbs
Forty-sixth
M. Claude Laty
Tulocher
Laty
Tillocher
Laurent
Blanchard
The
Decorative Arts
Regnier
Marseillaise
Sam and Lem Find Work Despite Hard Times on Farm
A 1914 tale shows Sam forcing reluctant Lem into labor to support his family. Lem resists at first, wanders to town drunk and nearly jailed, then endures a brutal thrashing before earning meals, a bed, and a chance at steady work.
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Sam
Lem
Zapata Followers Fleeting as Carranza Armyseizes Mexico City
The Daily and Sunday Post reports Carranza forces entered Mexico City while Zapata followers fled. General Gonzales was delayed outside the city due to a bridge across the Grand Canal.
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Vera T Cruz
Carranza
Mexico City
Zapata
Gonzales
Grand Canal
Military advances halted by blown bridge
In the latest reports General Gonzales will enter after a temporary bridge is finished. General Lopez de Lara, newly named military governor of the Federal district, plans a decree safeguarding private property. Gonzales aims to ensure food for the population.
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Gonzales
Lopez de Lara
Federal District
Hydro aeroplane wreck near Hudson River trip to Albany
New York July 11. A hydro aeroplane piloted by A B Gaines struck a log on the Hudson River near One Hundred Thirty second Street after five blocks of travel and turned turtle. Aviator Gaines and Edwin A Morse were rescued uninjured and later ashore. Morse, son of Charles W Morse, was aboard for a planned Albany flight.
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New York
Albany
Hudson River
Edwin A. Morse
Charles W. Morse
Hudson Navigation Company
A. B. Gaines
Gaines
Mr. Morse
Death notices Halpin and Mullen in Dorchester and Mattapan
Halpin Sarah J. Halpin of 2171 Dorchester died July 11. Mullen John A. husband of Ellen M. Mullen and retired B F D chief died July 11. Funeral from 87 Wellington Hill Street Wednesday July 14 at 8 89 a m Solemn high mass at Gate of Heaven Church South Boston at 10. Relatives and friends invited to attend.
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Halpin
Dorchester
Sarah J. Halpin
Mullen
Mattapan
John A
Ellen M. Mullen
Wellington Hill St
Gate of Heaven Church
South Boston
Fowers
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First Mortgage
J. H. O'Neil
McWilliam Sound Investments
Devonshire St
L. R
Island Creek Coal Company
F. W. Batchelder
Massachusetts Gas Companies
E. M. Richards
Auto
Parkway
Missouri, Kansas
Texas
Mary Alice Brown
Mrs. Brown
Brown
Stevedorin
Labor Meeting News
LABOR
Liberty Bell
Tuileries Gardens
Delaitre
Engels
Apollo
Arcola
Marengo
Austerlitz
Jena
Wagram
Claude Laty
Magny
Allons
France
Prevost
Mimi
Meunier
Vauquois
Small, Maynard Inc
Rae
Daily and Sunday Post
Zapatistas
C. W. Morse
Craft
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