Wall Street in Wide Selloff After Market Topples
A broad stock market decline followed money rate rises and heavy selling. Amalgamated, Anaconda, United Copper and Great Northern led losses while Union Pacific showed short-term strength. Copper and metal stocks sagged as the market faced liquidity strains and margins expanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Great Northern Railroad Company
United States Steel
Butte Coalition Mining Company
Montana
Amalgamated Copper Company
State Street
Great Northern
United States Steel Company
Standard Oil
London
Union Pacific
New York
Sub-Treasury
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Consolidated Gas
Northern Pacific
Reading
Steel Common
Copia Tei
CHINE
Ibty Wiacuw Coli
ASA
Papel
Boston
Treasury
Rankera
Aeee Cie Bnen Fee D
PETC
Simat Kbs Sceraey Aes Oed
Chute Re Ea Pies Eee
Cee Ee Aons Consolidated Gas
Metal Exchange
United States Steel Corporation
Jersey City
New York Central Pennsylvania
Rock Island Systems
Walsh
J. L. Park Channing
Butte
Lewisohn F Exploration
Channing
Amazon
Pittsburg
Lewisohns
Dominion Tron & Steel Company
Canadian Pacific
Houghton
Tecumseh
Massachusetts Electric
United States
Ieiize
Boston & Montana
Amalgamated Company
Japan
Troy-Manhattan
Buckeye
Lyman & Greenleaf
Boston Stock Exchange
Charles C. Jackson
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Thomas F. Cole
J. D. Ryan
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
HH. Broughton
HH. H. Rogers
United Metals Selling Company
B. B. Thayer
James Hoatson
North Butte Mining Company
Fred L. Ames
William B. Dickson
Chester A. Congdon
A. ©. Carson
Schwarzschild & Sulzberger Company
M. J. Sulzberger
TF. Sulzberger
Jesse N. Sulzberger
Samuel Weil
Frederick Joseph
Austin & Souther
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Dividend notices for multiple companies
The St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad pays a regular quarterly 1 percent on the first preferred on April 2. The U S Reduction and Refining Company pays a regular quarterly 1½ percent on the preferred on April 1. The Copper Range Consolidated Company pays a quarterly dividend of 1.25 dollars on Marchal. The International Paper Company pays a regular quarterly 1.1 percent on the preferred on April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company
The
U. S. Reduction & Refining Company
Copper Range Consolidated Company
International Paper Company
Investment prospectus for conservative Massachusetts firm
Massachusetts corporation appeals to New England investors seeking stable returns. It promises a first year earnings estimate of 25 percent with secured funds and potential for more. It invites calls or written requests for the prospectus.
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Massachusetts Corporation
New England
Boston curb market steady gains on weather impacted day
Amid bleak weather the Boston curb market saw activity with East Butte buying and advancing from 88-8 to 11 while Arizona Commercial hit a new high of 388-8. Butte Coaliton eased from 42 to 37 7-8 and Greene Consolidated dipped slightly to 3-8. Taven rose to 7 in late dealings, 1-4 below yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciosin
Amalgamated Copper
Cat & Foundry
Hide & Leathes
Pobueco
Png
Anaconda Mining’ Co
Stehison
Atlantic Coast
Iltimorre & Odie
SOO
LLO Long
Brooklyn Rapid Transit LY
Central of New Tersery
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Great Western
Northwestern
St Louis
Colorado Knel & Tron
Colorado & Southern
Tm Gas
Los Consolidated
Delaware & Hudson
S Distillers Securivie
Erie
General Electric
Witness Central
International Panel
International
Iowa Central Soo
Kansas City
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan
Minneapolis & St Louis
Minn
St P
Ste M
Missour Pacific
Kansas
Texas
RBI
New Yort
Pacific Mail Ee
Pennsylvania
Pitts ’ & St Louis
Republic Steel
Opera
Rock Island
Sloss Shostiel
St Louis Southwestern
Southern Pacific
Coal & Iron
Fexas & Pacific
Toledo
Virginia Carolina Chem
Western Union Cr
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Centra
Cyrrie Ie Ae
Exchange Place
East Butte
Arizona Commercial
Butte
Greene Consolidated
Taven
Keweenaw
Mexico
Pittsbur
Duluth
Helvetia Eeeer
Nevada
Utte
London
Raven
Balakala
Utah
Eagle
Blue Bell
THO Majestic
Continental Coal & Coke
Told & Copper Fee
Bay State Lest
Alume
Pittsburg
Chicago grain quotations and market note from Ennis and Stoppani
Wheat opened strong then fell on heavy selling as bearish news spread. Short sellers then covered to limit the decline while corn and oats showed varied moves and May options on wheat traded with bids and calls cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Se Ennis & Stoppani
Laytsum Society Ball and Concert Dates Set
The Laytsum Society of the West plans its annual ball March 7 at Julia Ward Howe Hall in West End. The Jacob Synagogue will host a concert at the school corner Paris and Gove streets March 11 with G Zellicovetz of New York delivering a humorous declamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlebrew Laytsum Society
The
West
Julia Ward Howe
Ihe Jacob Synagogue
Paris
Gove Streets
G. Zellicovetz
New York
Retrial Planned for Swift Case in Federal Contract Irregularity
The case of ex custodian Timothy J Swift from the Federal building, which ended in a jury deadlock, is expected to be presented to the current grand jury and likely retried. The article notes possible fresh proceedings on alleged irregularities in placing government contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy J. Swift
Federal Building
Boston Theatres Loud With Gossips and Big Attractions
The Boston stage scene features William H. Crane at the fHoliis, Eleanor Robson's March start, and Mrs. Leslie Carter in Adrea at Tremont. Frank Daniels ends Colonial engagement. Mansfield promises Don Carlos and The Misanthrope. Mizpah at Majestic draws sings and applause. Legend of Way Down East and Pearl and the Pumpkin teased next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Crane
fHoliis
Eleanor Robson
Mary Ant
Leslie Carter
Adrea
Frank Daniels
The
Colonial
Sergeant Brue
Richard Mansfield
Boston
Mansfield
Majestic Theatre
John McCloskey
May Irwin
Mrs. Black
Park Theatre
William Collier
John the Orangeman
Brown
Harvard
Princess ‘Theatre
New York
Rosedale
Empire Theatre
Globe
Kolb
Dill
Hall Caine
Jane Keéemark
Donna Roma
Julius Cesar
Castle Square
Grand Opera House
Buffalo
Pappoose
the Howard
Kosta
Norton
Nicholson
Katie Rooney
Aerial Smiths
Harper
Desmond
Burris
Harry LaMarr
Reed
Bull Ter Fers
Car
March Tempest Brings Zero Weather to City
March arrives like a lion with temperatures near zero and wind gusts from 60 to 70 mph off Cape Cod. The day featured chattering teeth and frostbitten fingers as the thermometer swung from 15 above to 10 below. Storms raged along the Atlantic coast centered on New England with heavy gale forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
New England
Cape Cod
Blizzard Hits St. John and New Brunswick
A heavy storm swept St. John and nearby regions with northeast wind shifting to northwest, speeds from 38 to 48 miles per hour and about five and a half inches of snow. Snow ended tonight as temperatures plummet. The storm appears general across New Brunswick and Nova Scotia with no damage reports yet received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Auto speed bill draws turnout at State House hearing
A large crowd of automobilists and town reps gathered before the roads and bridges committee at the State House to press for raising the speed limit to 20 miles per hour. Proponents included Francis Hurtubis of the Massachusetts Automobile Association and J P Coughlin Worcester with Hl F Fletcher Bell of Leicester Daniel Fr Gay of Worcester and Judge Keyes of Concord. Opponents were Selectmen Briggs Bourne Carter Winchester Kilham Reading and others led by Charles A Loring Judge J Albert Brackett and P S Billings of Sharon.
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Committee On Roads and Bridges
State House
Francis Hurtubis
Masesachusetts Automobile Association
J. P. Coughlin
Worcester
Hl. F E. Fletcher
Bell
Leicester
Daniel Fr. Gay
Judge Keyes
Concord
Selectman Briggs
Bourne
Selectman Carter
Winchester
A. W. Kilham
Reading
Charles A. Loring
J. Albert Brackett
I’. 8S. Billings
Sharon
Houdini Captivates Boston With Remarkable Handcuff Escapes
The national illusionist known as the handcuff king draws crowds as he escapes from cuffs and manacles with ease. He accepts a challenge from a local department store packers to lock him in a box and watch his alleged flawless escape on Friday at Keith's Theatre. Jean Marcel will exhibit bas reliefs at Keith's next week.
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Houdini
Boston
Keith
Jean Marcel
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New York State Gas Commission
Consolidated Gas Company of New York
S&s
Charles I’. Mathewson
Chicago
State Commission
Consolidated Gas Company
State Gas Commission
Old Dominion
Copper Range
North Butte
Bostern & Worcester
Tette
United Copper
Utah Consolidated
Gossin
Abs-Righis
Prores
Puduman
Oper Torrio
Union Land
Gto United Fruit
Ygey S Steel
Tia
NEW York Bonds
U S
I & Nun
Cuba
D& RG
Wabash Js
West Md
Revere Beach Roller Skating & Amusement CO
Journal Building
Boston, Mass
Gurtis
Sederquist
Bankers
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
B. R. Tt. and Co. FF
Congress
Broadway
New
YC Consolidated Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade Tech
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Widing
Abrin Eere
R&s Ff
FIS & M
Ehange
Rtd
Ateuisou
Rosy Sok
Low
Arnold
Bingham
Bonanza bCal
Daly-West
Michigan
DSO Parrott
U Quincy Uw
Rhode
Shannon Ox O's
Tamarack
Io Tennessee
Mae Trinity
United Cop
Victoria
Wwashington
Winona
Wolverine
Wyandot Land
O'S
Edison Lex
Ayer
Laytsum Society
Howe Hall
West End
Donnle
Robert A. Barnet
Tremont Theatre
Bowdoin Square
Harry le Mar
W. S. Campbell
J. Wesley Mack
Rose Sydell
Harry Powell
Ben Cotton
Ainsley Scott
Curio Hall
Empire Stock Company
Ganges River
India
Music Hall Zoo
Winesses
Potter Hall
Rice and Prevost
Randolph and
Hutcheson
Steinert Hall
Bach
Saint-Saens
Stojowski
Beethoven
Schumann
Cracoview Varie
Frederick Jaeger
Edith Thompson
Ethel Yerrinton
Sieinert Hall
Paul Orlen
Chosen People
Eugene Tchirikoff
Ibsen
Zaza
Burton
Simons
Park Square
Fred White
Chelsea
Arthur J. Shinners
Globe Theatre
Messrs
Anderton
Beatey
Nichols
Henderson
Columbia
Edmund Hayes
Frank McNish
Joe Whitehead
Adele Palmer
Prentice
Entertainments
Tremont
David Belasco
John Luther Long
Belasco Theatre
MIR
R. A. Barnet
Dramatic Committee and Dramatic Company
First Corps
Miss Pocahontas
Charles Vfrohman
Wi Wheeler Wilcox and
Luscombe Scarelle
Dream of Oriental Splendor Company
ATRE
Mrs. Black Is
Mars
Daniel Frohman
Wm. H
the Nest
Hollis rHéstre Isaac B. Rich
TY Rohman Denacan
CRANE
America
Mary Ann
Lord
Maren
White
Ale Comers
Bowdoin
Harry la Marr
Empire Empire Stock Co
Lindsay Roseda
Maer
Washington Street
Winer Street
Punch and Judy
Castle Sg
Down-Town
Winter St
Julius Caesar
Boston Theatre
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee
Charles Dillingham
Brue Sears
Umm Me
Kolb Ahken Wiet
Eternal Cipy
Vvery
Vpera
Ag A
Buffalo King
Lamb
Olumbi Bricadiers
Rose Sydell’s Stesquers
Steamboat Express
South Station
Providence
Plymouth
New Haven & Startford
Fall River
En- Washington St
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