Multiple 1906 Company Dividends Declared in New York
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Co declares a 2 percent quarterly dividend on preferred stock payable July 10 to holders of record June 27 with transfer books closed June 27 opened July 11. Copper Ranger Consolidated Co. approves a 1.25 dollar per share dividend payable July 2 to holders of record June 7 with books closed June 7 and reopen July 2. American Telegraph & Telephone Co. confirms dividend actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Gas Companies
Wallace S. Draper
Boston
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing CO
New York
T. W. Siemon, Treasu
Copper Ranger Consolidated Company
Frederic Stanwood
William R. Driver
Halgarten & Co
Bank Fur Handel Und Industrie
Berliner Handelngesellschaft
Berlin
William E. Soule
Amalgamated Copper
Ar & Foundry
Inetti & Ref
Atchison
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Center Mil & Stoe & St Louis
Colorado Rae & Iron
Cc. C
Colorado & Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver
Rio Grande
Atg Distil
Erte
Great Northern
Hocking Valley
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
Kansas
Louisville & Ee
Minn
St P
S$ Ste M
Missouri Pacific
Kansas & Texas
New York Central
Ontario & Weaters
Norfolk & Western
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Sloss _ Sheffield Steel
St LS F
Ne Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Ary Oan - T
St L & W
Union Pacific
Virginia
Carolina
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
Wisconsin Central
U. S
Stock Market Wavers Amid Confidence in Oil Operators
The June Boston market section reports a cautious tone with limited gains. Amalgamated Copper and Southern Pacific showed periodic support while St. Paul rose briefly. the day closed lower with 16 leading stocks down about 1.5 points on light overall activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Standard Oil
St. Paul
Amalgamated Copper
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Standard Oil Group
State Street
Amalgamated
Reading
The
Steels
New York Stock Exchange
Couawrer
New York Funds
Teres
Boston Clearings
Siksy
Boston
Treasury
New York
Bankers’ Sterling
Peer Eye
Reichsmarks
Gaddete Ove Ie
Ee Oiv
Lawson Warns of Copper Market Break as Predicted
Lawson issues a warning titled Wake Up predicting a stock market upheaval on the 28th. He says copper prices have hit peak, with major producers including Anaconda Amalgamated and United Copper set to fall, while Trinity rises above. He urges copper stock holders to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson
Boston
Standard Oil’ Gang
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Utah
North Butte
United Copper
and—Trinity
Youth burglarizes South End liquor store arrests made
Officers of Station 5 arrested 17 year old Martin J. Clougherty of 1 Chestnut Place on the charge of breaking and entering Lawrence A. Curley at 305 Albany Street and the larceny of $55 on the night of June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin J. Clougherty
Chestnut Place
Lawrence A. Curley
Albany Street
Government spends $100000 on Greene and Gaynor extradition
Attorney General Moody reports in a letter to Chairman Tawney that $100,000 was spent by the government to extradite Greene and Gaynor and bring them to trial. Of this amount $22,500 is allocated for foreign counsel in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Greene
Gaynor
Moody
Tawney
Chicago Grain Quotations Report from Ennis and Stoppani
Ennis and Stoppani report Chicago grain quotes with Wheat and Corn prices showing mixed moves and various open high low and close figures. They note a strong bear party pressuring prices despite underlying values and predict a sharp rally is overdue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Rice on Trial for Larceny
In Superior Criminal Court A I Rice faced larceny charges for stealing 11779 from Puritan Trust Company. He obtained three loans by misrepresenting stock value tied to Western Railway and later admitted being misled. About 1000 remained unpaid. case to continue at 9 30 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
A. IL. Rice
Puritan Trust Company
Court Street
Allen Sturgis
Western Railway Company
New York
Sturgis
Rice
Girl Breaks Ribs and Leg in Stair Accident
Nellie Wooven a girl aged 79 at Portland Street slipped on her skirt heel while descending stairs at home and fell headlong breaking her right leg in two places and four ribs She was removed to the Relief Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Wooven
Portland Street
Relief Hospital
Curb Market Highlights Trading in Raven and Majestic
Raven Mining opened at 1 percent and closed near 1 percent with slight weakness. Butte Coalition gained, ending about a full point above Saturday's close. Majestic remained strong around 1 percent to finish higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raven Mining
Butte Coalition
Majestic
Exchange Place
Raven
Malden Board to Decide Duke Promotion Amid Civil Service Dispute
Patrolman Gilbert Duke faced a contested appointment as sergeant with the Malden Board of Aldermen deciding tomorrow whether he will be promoted against the wishes of veteran officers. Duke joined the force two years ago after Mayor Warren appointed him through Chief Harris and granted a non competitive exam. Veterans and citizens allege civil service rules were violated and want all eligible officers to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Board of Aldermen
Gilbert Duke
Force
Duke
Department
Charles G. Warren
Simon B. Harris
Body Identified as Malden Man
The deceased man from Malden is identified as James B. Murphy 45 of 262 Pearl Street. A carriage painter, Murphy fell ill near 8 am while passing through Sullivan Square Elevated station and was rushed to Relief Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Hospital
Sullivan Square
James B. Murphy
Pearl Street
Malden
Murphy
Knights Templars Parade Through Cambridge Draws Crowd
More than 1000 Knights Templars from Massachusetts towns paraded along Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge to the State Armory with visiting commanderies from Milford Natick Jerusalem Gethsemane Trinity Cypress and Cypress. The review at City Hall and Lafayette Square featured Mayor Thurston and other officials as bands played low notes due to a nearby illness. After the march, members departed by special cars to Rowe's Wharf for a chartered steamer ride down the bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
Cambridge
Massachusetts Avenue
Odd. Fellows
Templars
Massachusetts
Cambridge Commandery
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Waterhouse Street
Garden Street
Harvard Square
Harvard Street
Lee Street
Mil
Lafayette Square
Warren W. Rawson
State Armory
Herbert Gordon
Walter OC. Wardwell
Francis L. Sawtell
Charles H. Morseaids
Benjamin B. Osthues
George H
Reycroft
Elmer
Butler
Everett S. Hilton
Richard B.ee H. Brock
Alfred B. Parker
Generalissimo
H. F. Peak
Milford
Herbert S. Eldredge
Jerusalem
George H. Priest
Trinity
Eminentee
S. Rowell
Natick Commandery
John W W. Robinson
Gethsemane
Gethsemane Commandery
Ge F. Jarvis
Cypress_ Commandery
Sumner Bagley
Charles’ E. Hadcock
Rowe's Wharf
Mayors Reply Taunts Police Chief In Boston Clash
Boston Mayor defends office against Police Commissioner O Meara in a drawn out reply. He rejects public quarrels and calls for calm, notes duties of mayor versus commissioner and criticizes publicity driven statements and political influence in the police system. He cites hospital communications and the Tucker meeting at Faneuil Hall as examples and pledges no further newspaper exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’meara
Boston
City Hall
OMeara Rebuts Mayor Over Police Orders In Public Notice
Commissioner O Meara defends his police action in a public rejoinder to the Mayor. He recalls telephoned discussions on June 9 about suppressing a meeting at Faneuil Hall and asserts the police would only preserve order, not enforce political directives. The exchange includes references to Captain Gaskin and press coverage surrounding the incident. He vows resignation if found in dereliction of duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faneuil Hall
City of
Boston
City Hall
Board of Health
Sanitary Department
Police
O’meara
Tucker
Gaskin
Valiz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Devonshire ST
Curtis
Sederquist
Bankers
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
Atchison, Penn
Congress St. Boston
Broadway
Broad ST
N.Y
Rer
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Congress
Copper Range
Tamarack
Osceola
Arlington
Mass
Merrill, Oldham & Co
Lawrence
American Shipbuilding Company
Northern Pacific
Northwest
New Bedford Cotton Mills
Butte
East Butte Extension
Columbus Butte Company
Delaware, Lacckawanna & Western Company
Hallstead
Duryea
Penn
Lackawanna River
Mexican Central Railway Company, Ltd
Ladenburg, Thalman & Co
Railroads
dEx
Amer Tel & Tel
Burlinton & Mis
Bur
Dominion Coanincy
Ilinois Steel
Kan City
M & B Inc
aBos & Alb
Ios
An Y & N
Ie Union Pac
Ouez Eee
Arcadian
Arnold
Atlantic Eee
Binghamees
Bonanza Eee
Cal & Arn
It Ito
Iit
Cal
Hec
Centennial
Daly-West
Franklin Eee
Michigan
Nevada
Parrott
Victoria
Nté&Wt
Iy West Tel
Bos Sub
Bos& W el
Edison
Montana Cc
Swift Co
O. Re Mach Higzen
South End
Wilson Bros
Wilsons Youger
Hanover &T
Chicago
Arizona
Balaklala Coveeseh Seeseed
Butte Coalition Oe
Black Mountain Eesereeee
Copper Securities Eeeveeeee
Cumberland Ely Eeseeee
Fast Butte Eesenes
Eagle & Blue Bell
Oil Eater Ee
Adams Gas & Auto Force
Boston Traveler
Eees Ee
International
Rotary
Mitchell Enee
Knights Templars
Fitzgerald
Sullivan
Police Administration of
Republican Party
Cole
Metropolitan Police
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