Bond Market Notes and Local Tax and Bond Offerings
The report covers the sale of 3.6 million in 5 percent notes by American Locomotive Co to Harvey Fisk & Sons with New England offers by Curtis & Sanger. It notes May and April earnings at record highs for ALCO, and Attleboro Mass plans a 40,000 tax note issue. Boston and other cities issue or bid on various bonds and loans, including Chicago & Alton Railroad gold bonds, Lynn temporary tax loans, and Missouri & North Arkansas receivers certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Locomotive Company
New York
Harvey Fisk & Sons
New England
Curtis & Sanger
Attleboro
Mass
Chicago & Alton Railroad Company
Missouri & North Arkansas Railroad
St. Louis
Bigelow seeks rehearing in Supreme Court case
A. S. Bigelow files for rehearing in the Bigelow-Old Dominion suit. Hayden, Stone opens Newport office led by P. A. Clark. Nipissing May output 974,129 oz valued at 226,140. May ore value estimated 213,214. Steptoe plant sets monthly record milling 314,187 tons. US Smelting expands Seattle office and eyes Alaska holdings. Old Colony notes drill results on No 14 1453 ft copper flow and No 15 in trap at 1140 ft. Tennessee Copper directors consider quarterly $4 annual dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nipissing
Steptoe Reduction Works
Nevada Consolidated
H. F. Fay
Old Colony Mining Company
No 14
Bond Market Traction Issues Highlight Record Low for Wabash
The bond market shows continued firmness with a new low for Wabash-Pittsburgh Terminal firsts. General Electric convertibles rose 13 points above the prior gale while Wabash 4a remained strong and Colorado Industrial 5e attracted fair demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash-Pittsburgh
General Electric
Wabash 4A
Colorado Industrial
Dividends Declared by Companies Across Industries
Lists quarterly and semiannual dividend declarations from Chicago Burlington and Quincy, American Tobacco, Boston Commercial, Baldwin Locomotive Works, Marconi Wireless Telegraph, Ingersoll Rand, Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway, May Department Stores, Public Service Corporation of New Jersey, Sulzberger Sons, Puritan Trust, State Street Trust. Notes payable dates and stock record dates. Includes 2 to 4 percent rates and book closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. R. Company
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
American Tobacco
Boston Commercial Company
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company, Ltd
Ingersoll Rand Company
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railway Company
May Department
Public Service Corporation of New Jersey
Sulzberger Sons Company
Puritan Trust Company
State Street Trust Company
Grain Markets React to Beneficial Kansas Nebraska Rainfall
The market opened with selling amid very favorable weekend weather in Kansas and Nebraska. Widespread rains are expected to halt further crop deterioration, easing fears of a bumper harvest being oversold. Northwestern reports remain favorable and traders anticipate a slight drop in government condition and acreage estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Nebraska
L. Lyle
Indiana Delegates Given to Taft in Fourth District Withdrawn
The Republican credentials committee in Indiana confirmed Taft delegates while seating Taft delegates from the 18th district faced a heated dispute. Roosevelt attorneys challenged affidavits, but the committee eventually seated Taft delegates 36 to 11 in the contested South Bend area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Taft
South Bend
Roosevelt
Borah
Crane
Massachusetts
Fourth District
California
Indianapolis
Frank ©. Lowden
Illinois
Chubb
Florida
Hemenway
Mr. Hemenway
United States
James A. Hemenway
Boonville
Charles P. Heilman
Evansville
Stillwell
New
Rosewater
Moores
Third
Bank Run Blamed on Perkins in 1907 Panic
Hearings in the government suit to dissolve United States Steel Corporation reveal New York newspaper reports prompted by George W. Perkins shaped blame for the Trust Company of America's run during the panic. The testimony shows a plan to hammer Tennessee Coal and Iron stock in US Steel's interests after its 1907 takeover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trust Company of America
George W. Perkins
United States Steel Corporation
Jacob M. Dickinson
Trust Company
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Tennessee Company
Testimony Links Sore Spot Article to Bank Run
Oakleigh Thorne, former president of the Trust Company, testifies the run began after a New York Times article labeled the bank a sore spot. Osmund Phillips of the Times corroborates obtaining details from Perkins about bankers planning to aid the Trust Company of America if books were examined. Thorne says his bank saw no trouble before the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakleigh Thorne
Trust Company
Tennessee Coal & Iron
New York Times
Osmund Phillips
Times
Perkins
Trust Company of America
Phillips
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Thorne
May Yohe's Body Sought After Park Disappearance
Five days after May Yohe vanished from a West Forty third boarding house a coat and bag were found in Central Park. The handbag contained a pawn ticket a note to her maid and a photograph with Lord Francis Hope and Putnam Bradlee Strong. Booking agent Jack Levy says there was no press scheme involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Yohe
West Forty-third Street
Deepdene Castle
Central Park
Josephine Scott
Josephine
Jack Levy
Mr. Strong
A. Yohe
Broadway
May Yohe
Levy
The
Oceanic
Putnam Bradlee Strong
Lord Francis Hope
Francis— Bradlee
Wilson Leads in South Dakota Delegates
South Dakota reports show Wilson delegates led by Simmons with 3684, Clark delegates led by Lee with 2611, and Ross Clark with 2266. Ten unreported counties could still swing the outcome toward Clark or Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Ls. D
South Dakota
Wilson
Simmons
Clark
Lee
Reed of Missouri to Nominate Clark at Baltimore Convention
June 10. United States Senator James Reed of Missouri, allied with Speaker Clark's friends, is reportedly chosen to nominate the speaker for President at the Baltimore convention. Formal announcement will come later from Clark headquarters. Reed is a former mayor of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Missouri
Clark Washington
United States
James Reed
Clark
Baltimore
Kansas City
Boston Rabbi Eichler Named Leader of Cleveland Congregation
The Rev Dr M M Eichler of Ohabei Shalom Temple Boston has been elected rabbi of Congregation Bnai Jeshurun in Cleveland Ohio for five years. He will decline the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Eichler
Ohabei Shalom Temple
Union Park Street
Boston
Congregation
B’nai Jeshurun
Cleveland
Ohio
Boston Rabbi Declines Cleveland Call After unanimous Election
Two telegrams from a Cleveland congregation informed the Rabbi of his unanimous election and a higher salary offer. He will decline, noting he plans to stay in Boston where he has two more years to serve his congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Boston
Ohabei
Eichler
Ancillary letters sought for Rev John Brainard Morgan
In New York on June 10, the Surrogate's Court heard an application for ancillary letters testamentary on the will of Rev John Brainard Morgan a cousin of J Pierpont Morgan. The Paris rector died January 15 leaving all property to his son John Junius Morgan with no widow or Ursula daughter of William Fitz Simon provided for. The petition notes the wife and daughter exist and mentions later restrictions in the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Brainard Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Paris
John Junius Morgan
London
Ursula
William Fitz Simon
Minnesota Senate Backs Direct Election Amendment Vote
The Minnesota State Senate ratified the federal constitutional amendment on June 10, after House approval, enabling the direct election of United States Senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
State Senate
House
United States
American Warships at Havana Stand Guard in Harbor
Washington armored cruiser Washington entered Havana harbor at 12 25 PM and exchanged salutes with Cabana fortress. Fifteen minutes later the battleship Rhode Island followed to the harbor scene, a move seen as curbing Cuban unrest and reducing chances of intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Havana
Cuba
United States
Fortress of
Cabana
Rhode Island
Knox reassures Cubans on nonintervention stance amid Cuba unrest
Secretary Knox reiterates U S nonintervention policy to Cubans via Orestez Ferrara and to Americans, expressing belief Cuba's government can quell the insurrection. Rebels attack Sagua while Nashville patrols, looting reported at Ross Finca near Santiago and cane fields burned at Hatillo. Atlantic fleet division ordered to Hampton Roads for Cuba duty. Senator Bacon proposes limits on intervention to avoid annexation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Cuba
Orestez Ferrara
House of Representatives
United States
Nashville
Sagua
Fruit Company
Oriente
Nipe Bay
Spanish-American Iron Company
Ross Finca
Santiago
Hatillo
San Luis
Mayari
Annapolis
Cape Cod
Navy Department
Hampton Roads
Massachusetts
Utah
North Dakota
Florida
Delaware
Bacon
Suffragette Leaders’ Prison Terms Reduced to Misdemeanor
London June 10. Militant suffragists Emmeline Pankhurst and George and Ethel Pethick Lawrence see their nine month terms cut to misdemeanors by Home Secretary Reginald McKenna. They will not direct or incite any suffrage activity while imprisoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Pethick Lawrence
Votes For Women
Reginald McKenna
Home Secretary
Old Bailey
House of Commons
Malden Woman Reaches Centennial Milestone Today
Mrs. Sarah O. Cox of 213 Pleasant Street Malden turns 100 this day becoming the town s oldest resident. A quiet gathering with friends and relatives will mark the occasion. Cox has lived in Malden 99 years after moving from Boston and in the same house for 80 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah O. Cox
Pleasant Street
Malden
Cox
Boston
Alabama Man Protests Taft Delegates Unseating
Oscar R. Handley of Alabama's ninth district sent a telegram to President Taft protesting the national committee's action seating Taft delegates. He cited Roosevelt delegates and questioned the legitimacy of unseating regularly elected Alabama delegates and urged clarity on Taft's endorsement of such methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Oscar R. Handley
Alabama
Taft
National Committee
Roosevelt
Photo Engravers Convene to Boost Profits and Central HQ
Delegates from major cities attend the 16th annual International Photo Engravers Association convention at the Hotel Brunswick. The three day meeting covers cost reduction, profit growth, and a push to establish permanent headquarters in a central U S city. The program includes technical papers, labor discussions, historical tours, a harbor sail, and a banquet at the Hotel Vendome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
International Photo Engravers’ Association
Brunswick
J. R. Coolidge, Jr
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Pemberton
Boston
Hotel Vendome
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City of
Great Barrington, Mass
Lynn
Everett
A. S. Bigelow
Supreme Court
Bigelow-Old Dominion
Hayden, Stone & Co
Newport, R. I
P. A. Clark
United States Smelting, Refining & Mining Company
Seattle
D. D.muir, Jr
Alaska
Northwest
Serew Eseseneezeeereeene
Am Bank
Am Glue
eAm ‘Gas & Elec
Ieee
Orere
Arlington Mills
Ry & Light
Charlestown
Cripple Creek
Hey Bros & W
Hood Rubber
International Nickel
Library Bureau
Miss River Power
Mass Lighting Co
Naumkeak Steam Gotton
North States Power
Tis Elevator
Akens Eee
Marquette Tat
Waltham Watch
Walter Baker Ltd
Ask Can
United
Weat St Co
Stock Exchange
Estes
Cathors
Lorillard
Corp
Rio
Si Vetas
Erie
Bickaes Serene le & Fram Erie
Elec
St L Transit
Pm&m
D&w
Allis-Chalmers
Tci&rr
At& SF
Seeees Lack Steel
Texas & Pist
ATES
Ents Medias Texas Co
Ert & Spee
Seeene Steers
Laclede Gas of St Trust Coctis Becavars
Liggett
Teen Balt & O
Liggett & M
Mob & Ohio
Ches & O
C & Alton
U S Steel Sf
Cb & Gil
Seeree Cri&p'col
North Pacific
Banis
Pacific T
Aestates
Penn
Steve
Cel & So
Princose
West Maryld
West Union
eFoneoareresreaese
Setar Reese
Peenerere
Schrfos
Jdan
Ss Secetes
Liverpool
Minneapolis Duluth
St Louis
Detroit
Shank
Heminway
Bieber
District of Columbia
Credentials Committee
Frank B. Kellogg
Mr. Borah
Mr. Kellogg
Colonel New
P. C. Gould
Senator Borah
Jefferson Township
Clark County
Purchase
New Albany
Park Lake
Jb Iil
Coliseum
Morgan Cousin
Lefi Odd Will
Minnesota
EK. W. Houser
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