Dividends Declared by Companies Including American Telephone
Torrington declares 344 percent on preferred stock semi annual dividends. Carolina Chemical pays 2 percent quarterly. American Steel & Iron Co. issues 1½ percent per quarter. New England Telephone 11½ percent quarterly. American Telephone & Telegraph 14¼ percent regular quarterly and 5 percent extra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrington
Gaa Carolina Chemical
Quar- American Steel & Iron Co
New England Telephone
American Telephone & Telegraph
Paine Daughter Weds Merton Ripley Clark at West Somerville
Miss Myra Helen Paine daughter of Mr and Mrs Olin B Paine united in marriage last evening at the couple's 17 Winter street home West Somerville to Merton Ripley Clark of Arlington in the presence of relatives and friends. Rev William Henry Savage cousin of the bride officiated at the Unitarian Church Hyde Park with Homer Perkins of Watertown as best man and Miss Amy Edith Paine sister of the bride as maid of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Helen Paine
Olin B. Paine
Winter Street
West Somerville
Merton Ripley Clark
Arlington
R Ev
William Henry Savage
Unitarian Church
Hyde Park
Homer Perkins
Watertown
Amy Edith Paine
Steamers to Nantasket on a Holiday Beach Program
Special band concerts by the Martland Brockton Band tomorrow at Nantasket Beach both afternoon and evening. Steamers from Rowe's wharf operate on an hourly schedule between Boston and Nantasket touching at Pemberton. The holiday attractions include the steeplechase and amusements such as the old mill and coal mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantasket Beach
Martland Brockton
Rowe's Wharf
Boston
Nantasket
Pemberton
Beth
Dbl
Mous Reso
Bunker Hill
E. S. Williams
Soo
J. Wl . Protor
Steeplechase Coal Mine
Old Mill
A. M
Lea
Tontuames Ae
Hing
Market Upswing in Union Pacific Drives Wall Street Notes
Heavy demand for Union Pacific and allied strength in Southern Pacific dominated trading. Analysts noted a new 100 million dollar 7 percent preferred issue by Southern Pacific and discussed its impact on the common stock, dividends, and overall market sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Sub-Treasury
Telegraph
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Japan
State Street
New York
Union
Southern
Court Overrules Demurrer in Brigham Heirs Case
Judge Barker in the Supreme Court overruled the demurrer by Reter Bent Brigham’s heirs to a petition by RH. D. Codman and L. H. H. Johnson, trustees under the will, seeking instructions on the surplus of ten thousand dollars and the residuary clause for a city hospital. The trustees had turned over between four and five million to a hospital corporation, and the heirs were allowed to answer by July 1, with a likely full-court consideration ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker
Supreme Court
Reter Bent Brigham
RH. D. Codman
L. H. H. Johnson
Bacarat and seaside tales in July Ainslee's issue
The July Ainslee's carries Frank Danby's Bacarat a dramatic tale of a woman's experience at a small French watering place Beatrice Hanscom contributes On the Crest of a Wave a seaside love story Joseph C Lincoln offers Peleg Mirick's Piano and Owen Oliver presents The Ship Scandal on a P O steamer to India The issue also includes quality poetry from the Ainslee Magazine Company New York Fifteen cents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Danby
Mr. Lincoln
Owen Oliver
India
Ainslee Magazine Company
Fifth Avenue
New York
Towns to Establish Watering Fountains
President Angell states about 100 towns accepted a fund of 20 to aid in creating watering places for animals. The American Humane Education Society offers a 200 prize for the best story showing animal sufferings in war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angell
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
American Human Education Society
The
American Humane Education Society
Fourth of July at Niagara Falls Excursion from Boston
Excursion offers a Boston and Maine trip to Niagara Falls at low round trip rates. West route costs 10.40, Delaware Hudson and Erie route 9.90. Tickets valid July 1 and 2 on all regular trains. return must be by July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Boston
Boston & Maine
West
Delaware & Hudson and
Erie
Dividend rights and stock terms outlined in notice
First instalment paid on rights issue. Total sales list includes listed stocks 16 264 shares rights 2 672 bonds 70 000 unlisted stocks 2 520 shares. Details cover dividend timing, total equity and asset classes referenced.
Boston Theatre Week Highlights and Upcoming Shows
Bunker Hill Day marked at Globe Theatre with an extra matinee of Isle of Spice. Tremont hosts Filipino commissioners and Wood land by Pixley and Luders next Tuesday for 60 attendees. Colonial Theatre bids farewell to The Queen of Laughter with season end next Saturday. Castle Square to stage Paul Revere and Moths first production by Cecil Kingstone. Music Hall keeps Sky Farm. Bowdoin Square Theatre features The Colonials and Ten Nights in a Barroom. Keiths vaudeville offers varied acts including Ethel Levy and the Fadettes. Toby Lyons and the Butterfly burlesquers appear at Howard and Lyceum respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
Globe Theatre
Isle of Spice
Tremont Theatre
Tremont
Colonial Theatre
All Star
Boston
Paul Revere
Castle Square Theatre
Cecil Kingstone
Ouida
Castle Square
Sky Farm
Music Hall
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Keith's
Ethel Levy
la Vine-Cimaron
Burton
Brooks
Keith’s
Fadettes
Conroy
McDonald
Keith
Toby Lyons
Howard
Butterfly
Lyceum
Promoted summer amusements fill city theatres and parks
The Palace Theatre hosts burlesque and vaudeville with a strong stock company and extra performances on Bunker Hill Day. Norumbega Park opens with band concerts by the Charlestown Cadet Band and a new Nellie B. Chandler's Ladies' Orchestra. Lexington Park, Point of Pines, and Crescent Gardens at Revere Beach launch their seasons with open-air vaudeville, aerial acts, fireworks, and daily Lynn Cadet Band concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldron
Palace Theatre
Olic
Austin & Stone’s Museum
White
Bunker Hill
Taylor
Nickelodeon
Symphony Hall
Harvard
Adamowski
Norumbega Park
Music Court
Charlestown
Lexington Park
Nellie B. Chandler
Ladies
Rustic Theatre
Point of Pines
Schreyer
Lynn Cadet Band
Professor Flower
Pain
Crescent Gardens
Revere Beach
Conway and
Eileen
Jack Dempsey
Elkora Sisters
Gordon Eldred
Maginleys
Anderson and
Howard
Ocean excursion on the steamer New Brunswick from Lincoln Wharf
Escape the city heat with a Boston Harbor cruise aboard the steamer New Brunswick leaving at 10 30 a m from Lincoln wharf and returning about 6 p m. The voyage offers islands fortifications and north shore views with a renowned Rit schel band. Lodges societies churches and other groups have booked dates. further details from Casper Berry or Harry N Farren at 84 Leverett Street or Haymarket phones 491 and 492.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Lincoln Wharf
Battery Street
Old Ocean
Boston Harbor
North Shore
Boston
Alfred H. Ritschel
Odd Fellow Lodges
Knights of Pythias
Pilgrim Fathers
The
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
Young Men’s Christian Association of Maldon
Cambridge Manual Training School
Casper Berry
Harry N. Farren
Leverett Street
Haymarket
Old Colony Steamship to Plymouth Trip June 17 from Rowe's Wharf
The steamer Old Colony built for the Plymouth route will depart Rowe's Wharf at 10 a.m. June 17. After arriving at Plymouth there is over two hours for sight seeing before the return trip to Boston, scheduled to arrive at 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill
Plymouth
Old Colony
Massachusetts
Rowe’s Wharf
Boston
Long Wharf
P. Cushing
Gen. Man
Rowe's Wharf
Provincetown
Cape June
Ba Whart
Atlantic Av
Pakas
Oxford
5 Days Excursion to Niagara Falls Special Fares
Tickets for a five day excursion to Niagara Falls via Boston and Albany and New York Central go on sale July 1 and 2. Fares listed as Boston 10.90 South Framingham 10.50 Milford 10.60 Worcester 10.00. Return on regular trains July 4 with 3:15 p.m. Boston arrival. Nine daily through sleeper trains to Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Details at City Office 366 Washington St Boston. A. B. Hanson Gen Pass Agt Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United Fruit
Central Oil
American Telephone
Amalgamated
Calumet & Hecla
Utah
Dominion Coal
Mining and Stock Exchange
American Rotary
Bald Butte
Bay State Gas
Horseshoe
Majestic
Pioneer Lynn
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
New York
Heinze
Wrenn Brothers
India Building
Wellfleet
Marconi Company
Sig. Marconi
G. W. Wilson
Southern
New England
Niagara Falls
New York Central
Boston & Albany
South Framingham
Milford
Worcester
Buffalo
Washington St
Hanson
Gen. Pass. Agt
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Marconi
Wireless
Munroe & Munroe
Congress ST
Mass
Broad Street Uptown
Knickerbocker Traat Building
Haight & Freese Co
Ight
P. O
Chicago
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
Ing
Ae Eves Bae Sai Son
Aeri
Enon
Re . Erie
Twin City Rap
Transit
Inc
Win City Rap
Clark—Paine
Lexington Hill Gold Mining Company
H. A. Stearns
Pawtucket
R. I
Walter Callender
Providence
J. H. Carstairs
Philadelphia
Penn
Charles BE. Whiting
Franklin
Henry F. Wells
Charles E. Senna
A. J. Soucy
Herman Bischoff
Deadwood
S. D
T. T. Cornforth
Denver
Col. Heath
Seto
Railroads
Colorado Southern
Illinois Central Hocking
Iowa
Louisville
Nashville
Manhattan
Metlitan Eeneereey
Metropolitan
St Ry
Sai Minnealis
St Louis
Cen Wee M
Missouri Pacific
Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Estern
Pennsylvania Eeeeterar
Siheedl -600
Southern Sscaaier d Mae
Texas & Acl Oe
Salen, Steule ‘&West
Wheelin & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Ae
Mar & Foundry
Brooklyn
Colorado
Pacific Mail
Eeewrereneeres
Republic Steel
Ennessee
Vu S.leather
S Realty
Brigham
Danby’s
Ainslee
East Boston
Old Court House
Court Street
Oo Entertainments
Country Club
Ipswich Street
Chestnut Hill Avenue
Boylston Street
Brookline
Village Square
Newton Street
Hotel Touraine
Herrick
First Corps
Globe Ton Htats
Walpole
Connelly
Adams House
Geo. B. Appleton
Old South Building
Readville
Dorchester
Ned Wilkes
Early Bird, Jr
Ros Divectewse
A. H. Merrill
St al
Nantasket Point
Pleasure Bay
Snow’s Arch
Otis Wharf
Atlantic
Give St
Revere
State Bath House
Iwo
House of Trouble
Norumeccat
Auburndale
Charles
Norumbega
Zoological Service
Hough
Atlantic, Ave
Bay Line
Hough’s Neck
Farelic
Ladies’ Orchestra
Electric ‘den
Burlesquers
E. D. Pitts
Bowdoin
Bar-Room
Tannay
Toby
Lyons
McIntyre and Rice
Kittie Bingham
Parletta
Perpetual Motion
King Philip
Commercial
Bell
Tel & Tel
Bingham
oBoston
Albany
aBoston & Maine
CopaDaly-West
Dom al
Pullman
Pere Mar
Seattle
Elec
Shannon
Swift & Co
Roi Tamarack
Trinity Neeeseee
Gree
Uae
Eave
U'S
U . Eer
West End
Western Tel
Winona
Oloniztat
Xcusaughter Bel Rei
S. Wm. Brady
Tomerrow
Bunker
Entertainments
Walter
Peas Wharf
Medford
Vaudeville Hall
Hughes Aran Bros
Phil Norton
Southard
Houston Ca
Henry W
Ilsen
Prince
Castle
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