Stock Market Slump Follows Broad Selloff on June 21
Wall Street and State Street report a sharp shift from confident buying to heavy selling, led by United States Steel and Pennsylvania stocks. Downward pressure broadens across Amalgamated, Reading, and other issues as investors react to ongoing liquidity concerns and corporate actions.
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Wall Street
Conscius
Pennsylvania
United States
Baltimore & Ohio
The
Paris
United States Steel
State Street
Reading
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
St. Paul
Colorado
Steel
New York Stock Exchange
Trustees Declare Initial Dividend On Massachusetts Gas
The trustees of Massachusetts Gas Companies declared an initial dividend of 1 percent on common stock at an 8 percent annual rate. An official statement shows May 1906 surplus for New England Gas and Coke and Boston Consolidated Gas with amounts listed. They voted to set aside $760000 from accumulated earnings for common stock dividends, flagged at 8 percent. The Boston Consolidated Gas Company paid its regular quarterly dividend 0 percent, due June 30.
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Trustees of
Massachusetts Gas Companies
New England Gas and Coke
Boston Consolidated Gas
Boston Consolidated Gas Cetaceny
Chicago Grain Quotations Reported by Ennis and Stoppani
Grain prices and quotations from Chicago markets were reported by Ennis and Stoppani of the Chicago Board of Trade in a brief note. The listing includes classes such as prime, low and high price ranges with approximate daily movement.
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Chicago
Ennis & Stoppani
Chi- Board of
Rade
State Mutual Building
T. Pr. Cl
Springfield Line boosts 50 percent faster Boston to New York trains
With summer timetable the Springfield Line runs via Boston offering faster service. The 12 oclock express and 4 oclock limited are reduced to five and one half hours. The 9:15 a m express makes the run in six hours. Trains feature vestibuled day coaches buffet and parlor cars. Reservations at 306 Washington street Boston.
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Boston
New York
Springfield
Washington Street
Directors Announce Quarterly Dividend at American Telephone
At a meeting of the board of directors STANWOOD, Treasurer, American Telephone & Telegraph Co. announced a quarterly dividend. The report notes the financial status and distribution to shareholders with no further details provided.
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Corporer Range Consolidated Company
Rd of
God Sy ‘Clewe Dee A Fords Sores Visions Stanwood
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Boston Market Bond and Stock Totals Report
The Boston Market dated June 21 shows prices and a sales tally. Listed stocks traded 42,522 shares, state 1226, unlisted stocks 14,040 shares, bonds $22,000 in total sales.
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Boston
East Boston High School Holds Largest Graduation Exercises
In East Boston the high school held graduation exercises yesterday forenoon in the hall with the largest attendance of any similar event. The program included a salutatory by George F. Owen, prize awards led by Beatrice Ross and Ethel P. Hodison, Leonard Cushman reading the prize essay, and an address by Rev. Joseph Wood. The ceremony featured chorus numbers and a valedictory by Annie G. Pigeon, with performances by various choruses and a piano solo to close.
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Boston
George F. Owen
Cudworth
Beatrice Ross
Ethel P. Hodison
Leonard Cushman
Jerusalem
Joseph Wood
Birmingham
Eng
Annie G. Pigeon
Rls
da J. McCarthy
Melrose
Melrose High School
Edmund Warner
Helen Mungan
Ira Mosher
George M. Mitchell
Mabel A. Farnum
Maude L. Snow
Hazel M. Lufkin
Ruth D. Wentworth
N. Brennan
Alice
Gerrish
Zelma I. Stone
Alice Gerrish
Curville
Holy Cross Grants Degrees and Honors at Worcester Ceremony
The Holy Cross College 634th annual commencement in Worcester awarded 3% graduates with A B degrees and one B S degree. Governor Curtis Guild Jr and Dr John T Duggan received LL D honorary degrees, with Litt D to Charles G Nebermann and A M to Maurice W Gray and Joseph J Reilly. Governor Guild spoke on religion and republics, praising religious liberty and the Puritan heritage.
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Worcester
Holy Cross College
Curtis Guild, Jr
John T. Duggan
Holy Cross
Charles G. Nebermann
New York
Catholic Encyclopedia of America
Maurice W. Gray
Joseph J. Reilly
Springfield
Watertown High School Class of 1906 Graduation
Graduation exercises for the class of 1906 at Phillips High School in Watertown featured Eleanor F. Cole delivering the class ode and Rocena L. Stockwell giving the class history. Carl B. Richardson chaired as class president and diplomas were presented by Arthur H. Gray. The 12 young men and 14 girls formed the graduating class.
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Watertown
Eleanor F. Cole
Hillips High School
Rocena L. Stockwell
Carl B. Richardson
Israel
Elijah
Sairietta Dalata
E. Chickering
Eleanor F. Cold
Phillips High School
Perry Argued Adjectives At Ann Arbor University Commencement
At the University of Michigan commencement Bliss Perry of Boston delivered an oration on Adjectives. He criticized political thinkers and Congress for using academic maxims and phrases like In time of peace prepare for war and Trade follows the flag.
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Bliss Perry
Boston
Michigan University
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Ronnese
Congress
Brookline High School Prizes Awarded At Graduation
The Brookline High senior class received diplomas in Shailer Hall the largest ever. Walter Perley Hall addressed graduates as J Murray Kay prizes went to Elouise Holton for English and Mabel Wushing honorable mention. Hazel Canning for Latin with Muriel Seeley also honored. William H Lincoln prizes followed for French Muriel Seeley and Margaret Williams. Frances Perry honorable mention. Helen Slagle noted for mathematics and physics.
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Brookline High School
Shailer Hall
Walter Perley Hall
J. Murray Kay
Elouise M. Holton
Mabel ‘Ushing
Hazel Canning
Muriel Seeley
Miss Canning
Everhard Pratt
Miss Mabel Cushing Named Brookline High VP
Photo caption notes Miss Mabel Cushing as Vice-President of the Brookline High School graduating class.
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Jordan Studio
Mabel Cushing
Brookline High School
Diplomas Awarded as Warren and Morrison Noted
Franklin W. Hobbs, chairman of the school committee, awarded the diplomas. Elizabeth Warren received honorable mention and Ibrahim Morrison was acknowledged as well. The exercises ended with the class song.
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Elizabeth Warren
Ibrahim Morrison
Franklin W. Hobbs
Mayor Fitzgerald Speaks at South Boston High Graduation
The South Boston High School graduation drew an audience of parents and friends as 76 students received diplomas. Thomas J. Kenney announced diplomas for 40 fourth year and 36 third year graduates. The program featured Leonard B. Marshall as musical director and soloist Josephine Murphy. L. Mildred Greeley gave the valedictory and Patrick J. Lee the salutatory with addresses by Mayor John F. Fitzgerald, Rev William Huntington, and Thomas A. Mullen.
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South Boston High School Hall
Thomas J. Kenney
Leonard B. Marshall
Josephine V. Murphy
L. Mildred Greeley
Patrick J. Lee
John F. Fitzgerald
William B. Huntington
Boston University
Thomas A. Mullen
Schoolhouse Commission
Melrose High Graduates Hear Class Day Program
The Melrose High School class day exercises were held in the school hall with many parents and friends attending. Students and faculty presented addresses, solos, and a class history before the diploma ceremony in City Hall the following Tuesday.
Commencement Exercises at St Rose Convent School Chelsea
Yesterday forenoon the St Rose Convent School in Chelsea held its commencement exercises. The program opened with chorus, featured solos by Miss Maud Powers and Miss Sarah Eardley, and concluded with the presentation of Gold class pins by Rev Father Power and Rev Henry T. Grady.
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St. Rose Convent School
Chelsea
Maud Powers
Sarah Eardley
Father Power
Henry T. Grady
Brigh ton High School Holds Graduation Exercises
Brigh ton High School graduated its class in the school hall last evening with the class song The Nation's Guide. Florence E B Oakland delivered the salutatory, M Margaret Gaffey read the valedictory, Agnes M Hickey presented the class gift, and George E Brock awarded the diplomas as the students sang America.
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Brighton High School
Florence EB. Oakland
M. Margaret Gaffey
Agnes M. Hickey
George
Independent Odd Ladies Session Held in Worcester
Massachusetts Grand United Order of Independent Odd Ladies lodges from Boston Lynn Gloucester Jamaica Plain Hyde Park Natick South Framingham Everett Cambridge Springfield and other places totaling 24 members attended the quarterly state session in Worcester on June 21. A large entertainment for visitors followed hosted by five Worcester lodges.
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Worcester
Massachusetts Grand United Order of Independent Odd Ladies
Boston
Lynn
Gloucester
Jamaica Plain
Hyde Park
Natick
South Framingham
Everett
Cambridge
Springfield
Weekly Pullman Sleeper Service to Clayon Islands
Boston & Albany and New York Central operate a Friday only Pullman Sleeping Car Line from Boston to Clayton leaving Boston at 6 02 am and arriving Clayton at 7 15 am with a return trip from Clayton Sundays at 6 00 pm arriving in Boston at 10 80 pm Dining car service is included. For details contact the city agent at 366 Washington Street Boston.
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Timore & Ohio
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Norfolk & Western
Pacific Mail
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Poor Pacific
Southern Railway
Nessee Coal
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Ieaye Grayson
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Harvard wedding links poetry and science nobly
Miss Josephi Preston Peabody daughter of Charles K. Peabody of New York married Professor Lionel Simeon Marks of Harvard’s Lawrence Scientific School in Appleton Chapel yesterday afternoon. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Dr. Decree Hodges. A Colonial Club reception followed with many Harvard faculty and literary society figures in attendance.
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Harvard
Appleton Chapel
Josephi Preston Peabody
Charles K. Peabody
New York
Lionel Simeon Marks
Lawrence Scientific School
Decree Hodges
Iscopal Theological School
Colonial Club
Harvar
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Marion EK. Brennan
Hope O. Brittain
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Timothy F. Brown
Mildred H. Bucknam
Margaret M. Carney
Marret P. Carter
Edward F. Cassell
Charles Hancher
Harold A. Cole
Cheever H. Comey
Charles A. Cram
Annie L. Cunningham
Avis M. Curville
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Charlies L. Ebert
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