Wall Street Rail Stocks Dominate Broad Market Activity
Wall Street reports show rail stocks being accumulated while industrials rise and fall. Amalgamated, Sugar and Steel lead gains as Erie and Reading advance, New York Central under pressure, and concerns of export grain rate cuts shadow sentiment.
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Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Erie
New York Central
Union Pacific
Reading
Pennsylvania
United States
New York
Weather Bureau
Boston
Savssisvereve
State Street
Amalgamated, Sugar and Steel
Rutland Railroad Begins Open 1000 Mile Tickets
Beginning March 1 the Rutland Railroad will issue open 1000 mile tickets valid for bearer and usable by any number of passengers traveling together. Previous limits restricting tickets to four named passengers are removed. Tickets target travelers to Vermont northern New York and Canada. Mileage tickets available at the Boston office Old South Building 298 Washington Street.
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Rutland Railroad
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New York
Canada
Burlington
Malone
Ogdensburg
Montreal
Boston
Old South
Washington Street
Bicycle Rider Will Stinson Weds Mrs Elsie Richmond Lovering
The marriage took place Tuesday evening in Providence between famed bicycle rider Will Stinson and Mrs Elsie Richmond Lovering the photography subject and former divorce seeker daughter of Rev William C Richmond. The couple drew notable attention in Cambridge and Boston with Lovering’s high society profile and prior stage work.
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Boston
Will Stinson
Elsie Richmond Lovering
Providence
Lovering
Joseph Lovering
Sherman
William C. Richmond
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Somerville
Coquelin
America
Doan’s Kidney Pills Credited By Boston Man
A Boston citizen from 131 Bow street Everett recounts ten years of kidney pain. He states Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved back ache and improved kidney secretions after trying plasters and other remedies. He offers his name as a reference and urges use of Doan’s. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY agents.
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N. W. Putnam
Bow Street
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Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan
Stock and bond totals from rights and dividends update
aEx-rights. bEx-dividend. cFirst instalment paid. dAssessment paid. Total sales total 30 588 listed stock shares. Bonds amount 179 000 dollars. Unlisted stock 21 999 shares. Rights 8 935.
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dAssessment
Bull movement resumes in prominent New York stocks
Indications point to a near completion of the bull revival with buying widening from Harriman stocks to coal, copper, Southern, Steel, and traction shares. Reading and Amalgamated are seen as poised for material rises amid broad market strength, with detailed quotations from W B Smith & Co.
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Ee & Ohio Creanee
Canadian Pacific
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake & Ohio Ee
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Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Hocking Valley
Ilinois Central
Kansas City
Louisville & Nashville
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Mexican Central
Minn
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Mexico
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Louis & Pad
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Bonihern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas Do Pre & Pacific
I Us
Toledo
St Louis
Union Pacific
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Lake Erie
Whee
Wisconsin Central Se
Am Car & G
Sree Aeee
Smelting & Befng
Sugar Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron Ae Consolidated Cour Sae
Ais
Tig Distillers Securities
General Electric
Republic Steel Sane
Cseres
Tennessee Coal & Tron
Ss Steel
See
Westinhouse Electric
Union Eee Ene
New York
Harriman
Steel
Reading
Amalgamated
W. B. Smith & Co
Congress Street
Amalgamated Copper
Ae Ateh
Top & Santa Fe
Eeeseeereee
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Eeee
Te Ibis Ok Haaseseas
Osesecersece
John W. Hutchinson Ill With Pneumonia at Home
John W. Hutchinson the venerable abolitionist singer is very ill of pneumonia at his High Rock home in Lynn. Physicians hold out no hope of recovery as he nears his eighties.
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Lynn Lynn
High Rock
Wheat Quiet but Firm in Chicago Grain Pit
In Chicago today contracts show firm undertone as cash grain receipts slipped. May wheat rose 1 8 to 11 4 cents, corn gained 3 cents, with dates and provisions practically unchanged.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Quotations and Market Commentary
Wheat held firm with modest fluctuations as cash markets improved and primary movement was down from last year. Corn showed dull activity with occasional late spikes while oats stayed steady and strong amid light trade and fading exports. Ennis & Stoppani forecast higher prices on wheat due to cash market strength.
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Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual Building
Chicago
Pats
Ecalis
New York Bonds Close Mixed Across Large List
Closing bond prices from New York show a broad mix versus Wednesday March first with US government and corporate issues ranging from about 70s to 110s in price. Notable entries include US 4s at 132 percent, Am Tob 4s around 74 percent, and NYC g3 4s near 100 percent with varied yields across issuers and maturities.
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Japan
N.r
Do Ist Inc
N.c
Nyc
Atch G
NJC G
Nor Pac
Atla C
Bal & O
N & We
OSL Ridges
Penn
C.b&q
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G.ri&p
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C.r1&pc
Sou Ry
CCOC
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Erie P
Wis
Dividends Announced by Multiple Firms This Spring
The American Chicle Company declares a monthly dividend of 1 percent on common stock for March 20. Swift & Co plans a quarterly 1 percent dividend on all shares for April 4. American Snuff Company issues a quarterly preferred dividend of 1.14 percent and a common dividend of 2.44 percent on April 1.
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American Chicle Company
Swift & Co
American Snuff Company
Free Phones for the Poor and Police Expansion Ordered
City council passes multiple orders including free telephones for the poor in every ward to aid information gathering from the City Hospital. McCullough of Ward 13 breaks records with 14 bills and supports 50 reserve police, while 60 more reserve men are approved and a wage plan for snow removal laborers is urged.
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O'Connor
Ward 15
Boston
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Public Grounds
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Fitzgerald
Massive Shuffle in City Police Department Promotes and Reassigns
Major reorganization shifts seven patrolmen from reserve to active duty and moves captains, sergeants, and patrolmen across divisions. Clarence Swan becomes City Prison captain. Dennis Donovan shifts to Back Bay as drill master. Anna Gregg resigns as assistant chief matron and Ida Hall becomes assistant matron. New rules require supervisor permission for lunch breaks.
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Clarence A. Swan
City
William H. Allen
Henry Fetridge
Stilman
B. H. Hall
James P. Smith
Francis J. Hird
John J. Ryan
Division 14
Anna M. Gregg
House of Detention
Ida KE. Hall
City Prison
Back Bay
C. A. Swan
Dennis Donovan
Hall
Allen
Swan
City Point
Stillman
Morse
Howe
Harbor Police
Hird
Ida E. Hall
Brighton
Million Dollar Inheritance To California Heiress
In San Francisco on March 2 a $5,000,000 inheritance was formally transferred to Miss Jennie Adeline Crocker, daughter of the late Charles F. Crocker, who has just turned 18. Her brother Charles Templeton Crocker will receive his one third share when he reaches 21.
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Cal
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Charles F. Crocker
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Charles Templeton Crocker
Kansas Senate approves bill to ban trusts in Kansas
The Kansas Senate unanimously passes Senator Notzinger's bill to prohibit trusts. It imposes a 20000 dollar fine for each attempt to stifle competition and expulsion for firms that persist in violation.
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Pera
Kan
Kansas Senate Today
Notzinger
New York May Lose Primacy in Tax Plan Hearing
At the joint taxation committee hearing in Albany the New York stock and consolidated exchanges warned that proposed stock transfer taxes of 2 dollars per 100 would cost New York City its status as a financial center. Financiers said they would move business to Boston Chicago and Philadelphia and long term revenue would decline. President Henry K. Pomeroy said the tax would be unjust and unwise hurting local brokers while benefiting non taxable bucket shops.
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Allouez
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Pioneer Lynn
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Albany
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Bonds Seized In Court From Shipbuilding Company
Six steamer trunks bearing nearly 15 million dollars of United States Shipbuilding Company bonds arrived at the Federal building in Wilmington Delaware and were placed in the U S District Attorney Fields vault. Judge Bradford ordered the purchaser George R Sheldon to deliver fourteen point seven four million dollars of bonds to the court clerk within twenty days following a February thirteenth ruling in the Mercantile Trust Company and New York Security and Trust Company suit.
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United States Shipbuilding Company
United States District Attorney
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United States District Court
Mercantile Trust Company
New York Security and Trust Company
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
James Smith Jr
Bradford
George R. Sheldon
United States Court
Young Dono hue Edges Burke in Short Bout at Unity Cycle Club
Lawrence report records Dono hue of Roxbury winning a one to two round decision over Jimmy Burke of this city in a boxing match held at the Unity Cycle Club tonight.
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Young Donohue
Roxbury
Jimmy Burke
Unity Cycle Club
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