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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1908

Page

10

Sharp Stock Recession After Standard Oil Prosecution Reopen

The market shows a sharp price reaction with major losses in Union Pacific Amalgamated and Reading while gains appear in Boston & Maine and Boston coal stocks. Authorities note outside buying supports and anticipate possible further improvements despite today’s broad declines.

State Street Standard Oil Roosevelt Union Pacific Reading St. Paul United States Court of Appeals Southern Pacific Amalgamated Atchison Brooklyn Rapid Transit Great Northern Northen Pacific New York Central Pennsylvania Steel Common New York Stock Exchange

First National Copper Free Mining Outlook Coverage

Publication offering four sample copies free and annual subscription at 81.00. It covers mining camps including Tonopah Goldfield Ely Butte Cobalt Yerington Tintic Bingham Park City Beaver County Rawhide and Canadian camps with 32 pages.

Trinity Place New York Tonopah Goldfield Ely Butte Cobalt Yeringtop Tintic Bingham Park City Beaver County Rawhide Canadian

Market Prices and Sales Totals Recorded

The Boston Market reports the stock and bond price movements for the day plus the total sales figure in a detailed table. This summary notes the overall trend and key totals for investors and market watchers.

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Boston Curb Market July 24 Prices Hold Steady

The Lawson issues dominated curb trading with Bay State Gas showing heavy volume and rising bids from 49 to 53 cents, buyers for 30 day delivery paying up to 56 cents. First National Copper held near 53 8, Yukon advanced to 41 4, Keweenaw Copper and Silver Leaf Cobalt stayed firm at about 8 and 13 cents amid steady demand.

Walker Boston Globe Iron Cap National Mining Exploration Company Safford Ariz Namas- Alaska Mines Secs Amer Light & Traction Amer Tobacco Amer Bay State Gas British Columbia Copper Buffalo Gas Butte Coalition Butte-Ny Ower Chicago Consol Arizona S& Co CROWN Cumberland Ely Davis Daly Douglas Copper Ely Consol Empire Steel Furnace Creek Oxide Goldfield Consol Greene Halt Signal Vovese Om Havana ‘Tobacco Co Houston King Edward Isn Manhattan Transit McKinley Darragh Micmac Ee Nevada Consolee Eee New Mines & Smelting Nevada Utah NYC Transportation Stewart We Union Copper Vss Ccawendes United Copper Exchange Place Lawson Bay State First National Yukon Keweenaw Nickerson Simmons & Buss State Street Acme Amer Rotary Beaver Bingham Mary Boston Pe Bullfrog Mining Butte & London Cobalt Central Eee Comp Air Cumberland Ely Oe S Davis Daly Seer Dom Copper Ener East Butte Eagle & Blue Bell Eureka Eee Neee Goldfield Helvetia Helvetia Eee Eee ** 93% 34G Bly 15 Howell & Little Miami Oy Iy Nat Exploration Nipissing Eee Butte Pioneer Apex Seeeses SOULE

Dividends Declared by Several Companies

Lawrence Gas Company declares a regular semi annual dividend of 4 percent payable August 1 to stockholders of record. Franklin Company declares 3 percent payable August 1 to stockholders of record July 23. Automatic Telephone Company declares usual quarterly 1 percent. Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad declares 5 percent semi annual out of earnings, payable July 31. Books closed July 24 to August 3.

Lawrence Gas Company Franklin Company Automatic Telephone Company Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railroad

Brief Notes About New England

A collection of short items across New England dated July 24. Arthur Pelletier in Chippewa Falls meets his brother M. Pelletier in Auburn Street after 26 years. Priest ordination in Tewksbury. Safe robbery at Bartlett post office. Naval tug seeks wreck near President Roosevelt voyage. Boston man William Waleiko found exhausted and moved to Tewksbury. Loose dogs trigger deadly orders in Wareham. Jewellers' National Bank of North Attleboro declares 25 percent dividend. Bessie Miller dies by gas inhalation in Providence. John F P Callahan dies in Everett.

Manchester WN. H Arthur Pelletier Chippewa Falls Wis Pelletier Auburn Street Bartlett N. H Wewport B. I Long Island Sound U.S Mayflower Roosevelt Clinton William Waleiko Boston Boston & Maine Railroad Tewksbury Wareham J. J. Beaton North Attleboro Jewellers’ National Bank Providence Bessie A. Miller Sabin Street Everett John FP. Callahan Dean Street

Pension lists cleared of Revolutionary claimants

Boston records show no Revolutionary War pensioners remain. Rhoda Augusta Thompson of Woodbury Conn. was the last. she died recently. The era closes with 18 War of 1812 widows, 6 survivors and 17 widows of Indian wars, 24 survivors and 98 widows of Mexico, 58,499 Civil War pensioners, and 1,151 Spanish American War pensioners. Last year disbursements totaled $9,016,161.84, up $1,524,207.84 due to widow pensions rising to $12 monthly. 3,511 pensions were dropped due to death.

United States A. J. Hoitt Boston Rhoda Augusta Thompson Woodbury, Conn Thaddeus Thompson Thomas Lamb New York Artillery Uncle Sam Pension Agency Mexico Spain Boston Rells

Boston theatres lure crowds with vaudeville and opera week

Five and a half hour vaudeville plus orchestral concerts draw large audiences at the Boston Theatre. Next week features Katherine Nelson Elizabeth Otto Fred St Onge and Leon Gorodetzky among others with the Romany Opera Company. Bonita Nat Carr and the cast star in Wine Woman and Song at the Globe August 1. The Majestic Theatre opens August 5 with The Best Man. Bowdoin Square Theatre presents The Colleen Bawn with Tommy Shearer. The Hub Theatre shows Miles brothers travelogues motion pictures and illustrated songs. Crowded houses mark Scenic Temple and Theatre Comique bills with notable acts and pictures. Wonderland hosts large parties from Lowell and East Cambridge. The King Philips Cape Ann Cape Cod and Bass Point steamers operate daily for coastal outings.

Boston Theatre Romany Opera Company Katherine Nelson Elizabeth Otto Fred St. Onge Leon Gorodetzky Tremont Theatre Globe Bonita Nat Carr Majestic Theatre Jameson Lee Finney Grace Livingston Furniss Colleen Bawn Bowdoin Square Theatre Tommy Shearer Myles Na Cappaleen Charlie Waldron Paris Hub Theatre Joseph Santley Grand Opera House Morocco Crescent City Scenic Temple Berkeley Street Warren Avenue Bessie Remington Signor Fontaine Theatre Comique Star Theatre Wonderland Whitehead Mills Lowell Blake & Knowles Company East Cambridge Granathos Los Eliados Boston Banda Rossa Salem Cadet Band Lexington Park King Philips Cape Ann Gloucester North Shore Central Wharf

Field Day at St. Augustine's Parish Dorchester

The annual field day of St. Augustine's Church in South Boston moves to Locust Street grounds Dorchester Avenue with Rev Father M Gilbride in charge. Leading athletes are entered. two prizes will reward jig and reel dancing. events run from 10 am to 10 pm with large refreshment tables and many parish groups assisting.

St. Augustine’s Church South Boston Locust Street Dorchester Avenue Father M. Gilbride M. H. Gilbride James H. Tucker John Toland John F. Moakley Margaret Colpoys Annie O’hara Anna Hines W. G. Goodman Mary Daley Margaret Mee Cann

Israel Cohen Dies. Noted Boston Hebrew Leader

Israel Cohen a prominent Boston Jewish citizen and longtime charity leader has died at his Hull summer home. Born 1840 in Prussia he immigrant ed to the U S at 13 and lived in Boston since 1860. He led many organizations including Hebrew Benevolent Society Temple Chabei Sholom Young Men Hebrew Association and Masonic lodges. He leaves a widow and two daughters.

Israel] Cohen Boston City Hospital Hull Prussia Elysium Club Hebrew Benevolent Society Temple Chabei Sholom Sisters of Rebecca

Four Sons to Lead Funeral from Brookline Residence

The funeral for the deceased will be held from his late residence at 141 Thorndike Street Brookline tomorrow at 11 a.m. Rabbis Samuel Hirshberg of Milwaukee and M. M. Eichler of Boston will conduct the service with musical contributions by Rabbi Wolkowich.

Thorndike Street Brookline Samuel Hirshberg Milwaukee M. M. Eichler Boston Wolkowich

Jakie Wins at Nashua in Straight Heats

In Nashua New Hampshire on July 24 the harness racing series opened with two events the 2 18 pace and the 2 20 trot. Mikado led the 2 18 pace to an easy win while Brewster was cautioned for alleged obstruction before Jakie won the trot by taking the next three heats straight.

Nashua N. H Brewster Jakie Mikado

Glenvale and Colonial clash at Franklin Park today

Undefeated Glenvale from Jamaica Plain meets Cambridge’s Colonial squad at Franklin Park at 3 PM. Ja maica Plain’s Packard and Smith lead the Glenvale attack while Cambridge relies on Ryan and Murphy to push for victory.

Glenvale Jamaica Plain Cambridge Franklin Park Packard Smith Glenvales Ryan Murphy

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