Market Strength Finishes Strong Amid Broad Advances
Wall Street shows renewed confidence as traders push prices higher after a late rally. Amalgamated and Atchison lead gains while copper names rise on London strength and dividend rumors. Bond yields ease and money rates drop as optimism spreads through mining and railroad stocks.
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Wall Street
London
Atchison
State Street
France
Germany
Morocco
Sterling Exchange
Reading
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Colorado
Northern Pacific
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Steel Common
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PVRAT
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New York
JoSton Cloatines
Boston
Skeen Aeessoug Sub-treasury
New York Clearings
Vineeetawates Lotr
Treasury
Bankers’ Sterling
Boston Market Bond and Stock Transactions Highlight
The Boston Market reports aEx-rights and JEx-dividend statuses along with eAssessment paid. Total sales show bonds at 865,000 and listed stocks at 45,207 shares, unlisted stocks 12,462 shares, tights 2,448.
Dividend notices from multiple firms with April payables
The St Mars's Mineral Land Company declares a dividend of 1 per share payable April 2. The Massachusetts Lighting Company pays a regular quarterly 144 percent payable April 16. The Interborough Rapid Transit Company posts a quarterly 2 percent payable April 30. The United Traction and Electric Company offers 14 percent payable April 2. The Amalgamated Agricultural Chemical Company declares a regular semi annual 3 percent on the preferred payable April 2.
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Charles Trayden
Hayden, Stone & Co
Aiken
St. Mary's Mineral Land Company
Mass Mining Company
Charles A. Lamb
Fred W. Hunton
J. Walter Davis
Charles E. Riley
George A. W. Wedge
James M. Wilcox
W. A. Bancroft
Atlantic Rubber Shoe Company
United States Rubber Com
St. Mars’s Mineral Land Company
Massachusetts Lighting Company
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
United Traction and Electric Company
Amalgamated Agricultural Chemical Company
State Insurance Chief Rules Columbian National Life
Jefferson City March 8 Superintendent W D Van Diver of the state insurance department holds that the Columbian National Life Insurance Company of Boston and allied firms may only transact life insurance and no other kind of business in Missouri.
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Jefferson City
W. D. van Diver
State Insurance Department
Columbian National Life Insurance Company of
Boston
Allied Companies
Copper Benge Consolidated declares quarterly dividend
At a February 28 1906 board meeting a quarterly dividend of 1.25 per share was declared payable March 31 1996 to stockholders of record March 7 1906. Transfer books close March 7 and reopen April 2 1906. Frederic Stanwood treasurer.
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Copper Benge Consolidated Company
Board of
Frederic Stanwood
Exchange Place Curb Activity Boosts Arizona Commercial Shares
Trading on the Exchange Place curb shows Arizona Commercial advancing over two points to 85 and ending weaker late at 34. Greene Consolidated Raven Mining and Utah Apex also posted gains, while Butte Coalition rose two points. Eagle and Blue Bell held steady near 31 1/4 on New York buying.
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Exchange Place
Arizona Commercial
Greene Consolidated
Raven Mining
Utah Apex
Butte Coalition
Eagle & Blue Bell
New York
Sligh
Arizona
Ooh Butte Coalition
Eaer
Butte
London
Bay State Gas
Au Butte Copper
Sumberland Ely
East Butte
Greene
Helvetia
Lake Superior
Pittsburg
Majestic
Mitchell Ny
New England
Duluth
Blue Bell
Shawmut
Manhattan
United Zine
Continental Coal
International Rotary
Pittsburg & Montana
Bingham Copper Soy A . Loe
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Grain prices and market view from Ennis & Stoppani
Ennis and Stoppani report wheat and corn quotes with May July and Sept contracts and option activity. They warn prices remain below the level needed for global demand and call for sales on price bulges amid an erratic session with heavy covering and new short lines.
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Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual Building
Manitoba
Zaza Triumphat Park Theatre inMatinee
The Rus sian star Alla Nasimoff in Zaza delivers a vivid title performance praised for human depth despite uneven supporting cast. Audience reactions ran high with long curtain calls as the first week ends and Petty Persecutions is slated for today’s matinee followed by a second week lineup including Zaza and Revisor.
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Zaza
the Park Theatre
Mme
Alla Nasimoff
Mme. Nasimoff
Coquette
Zara
Mme. Rumshina
Anise
Mr. Rakitin
Cascar
V. Alexandroff
I Waramasoff
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Dramatic Return at Colonial Theatre
The Colonial Theatre audience filled the house for Richard Mansfield’s performance of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Mansfield dominated most scenes with Florence Rockwell Alma Hathaway Vivian Bernard and a strong supporting cast delivering a superbly staged production with excellent lighting and effects.
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Dr. Jekyll
Colonial Theatre
Robert Louis Stevenson
Richard Mansfield
Mansfield
Dr. Hyde
Jekyll
Florence Rockwell
Agnes Carew
Alma Hathaway
Jekyll and Hyde
Vivian Bernard
Lanyon
A. G. Andrews
Dr. Lanyon
Henry Wenman
Danvers Carew
Ernest C. Warde
Gabriel Utterson
Walter Howe
Poole
Fuller Mel
PONE
Marehias Shylock
Don Carlos
Baron Chevrial
Beau Brummel
Richard III
MR. Hyde
Kaplan Levine Nuptials Held in East Boston
Chief Rabbi Philip Israelite officiated at the wedding in Commonwealth Hall East Boston. Miss Anna Levine daughter of Mr and Mrs Emma Levine Chelsea became the bride of David Kaplan with Kalman Kaplan the best man and Miss Rebeca Levine as maid of honor. Other bridesmaids included Misses Emma Kaufman Jennie Cohen Sarah Ella Levey Sarah Naplan Iva Daniels and Esther Fox.
Money Kings in Terror Fly
The second indictment for forgery claims the company recorded a $1500 payment as legal fees to Schell and Elkus, but the funds were to reimburse Wells for defended actions by Burnham and Eldridge. A third forgery count concerns a $5000 payment recorded as legal services to Schell and Elkus for settling Patterson actions. Three officers face $12,500 bail each with next pleading date set.
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James Schell
Elkus
J. Douglass Wells
Wells
Frederick A. Burnham
George D. Eldrige
Baldwin and White
J. Thompson Patterson
Patterson
George D. Eldridge
Indictments readied in railroad rebate case
Prosecution of officials of railroad companies and leaders of the Sugar Trust will begin immediately after indictments are issued. Subpoenas are being served and about a score of prominent railroad and financial figures are expected to face grand jury charges in New York for granting and receiving rebates.
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Washington, March
American Sugar Refining Company
Sugar Trust
Grand
New York
Notable Executives Named in Indictment List
Indictments will seek prosecution of H. O. Havemeyer president American Sugar Refining Company A. J. Cassatt president Pennsylvania railroad W Ti Newman president New York Central railroad W H Truesdale president Delaware Lackawanna & Western railroad George T Baer president Philadelphia & Reading railroad Lowell M Palmer Palmer's Docks Brooklyn Nathan Guilford vice president Pennsylvania railroad Charles S Mellen president New York New Haven & Hartford railroad.
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Calumet & Arizona
Old Dominion Mining Company
Richmond
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Worcester
Worcester Trust Company
Greene Gold-Silver Company
New York
Guaymas
el Paso
Rio Tinto
Chesapeake & Ohio
Arizona Commercial
Cole
William R. Hearst
Attorney-General
Delaware, Lackawanna& Western
American Sugar Refinings Company
N. O. Havemeyer
Lowell M. Palmer
Cassatt
Pennsylvania
Newman
New York Central
Baer
Reading
Guilford and
Thayer
Mellen
New Haven
J. J. Hill
United States Steel
Butte
Osceola Consolidated Mining Company
A. S. Bigelow
W. J. Ladd
E. S. Grew
J. Henry Brooks
W. A. S. Chrimes
Massachusetts
Norman W. Haire
Michigan
Edward R. Hall
Illinois
Crucible Steel Co
United States Steel Corporation
Crucible Steel
Pittsburg Exchange
Washington
House Committee
American Locomotive Co
Colorado
Colorado Muel & Iron Co
United Metals Selling Co
H. O. Havemeyer
American Sugar Refining Company
A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. Ti. Newman
New York Central Railroad
W. H. Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
George T. Baer
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Palmer's Docks
Brooklyn
Nathan Guilford
Charless. Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Subpenas Returnable Today On Sugar Rebates Probe
Subpenas issued and returnable today name almost 50 witnesses and papers. The evidence is described as highly convincing with twelve charges filed by Attorney General Moody. He says the case alleges a broad practice of sugar shipment rebates from New York, with Havemeyer linked gains and private deals outlined. Indictments may follow, possibly on conspiracy grounds, as NY district attorney acts.
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Moody
New York
Northwest
H. O. Havemeyer
Challenge Accepted for Keith's Theatre Test on March 9
In Boston on March 7 1906 a formal acceptance of a challenge is issued. The test will be held at Keith's Theatre on Friday afternoon March 9 at 4 PM. The signer states they forfeit nothing if they fail.
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Boston
Mass
Harry Houdini
Keith's Theatre
Keith’s Theatre
Wakefield Rattan Co
J. EK. Waitt
Huntington Ave
A. I. Dickerman
Westminster
J. M. Whittemore
Newton
Charles Fr. Simes
Touraine
W. A. Bradford
Newbury St
W. C. Miner
J. W. Dickinson
Beck's Eulogy of H H Rogers
Former A G James M Beck argued for Terry H Rogers in a Bay State Gas suit in Boston. He rebutted Whipple's contempt of witness claims and maintained Rogers retained full trustee power despite alleged asset sales. The proceedings continued with Beck's brief and cross examination noted by Lawson's presence.
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United States Attorney
James M. Beck
Tienry H. Rogers
Bay State Gas Company
Sherman L. Whipple
Mr. Beck
Whipple
Beck
Rogers
Boston
Lawson
Ohio Opposes Miners Terms in Cleveland Conference
A conference of Ohio coal operators in Cleveland declared unanimity against a 5.5 percent wage increase for miners. The Ohio delegation, to travel to Indianapolis on March 19, was instructed to oppose any raise in the current wage scale.
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Cleveland. O
Ohio
Indianapolis
Somerville Man Awarded Midlsex Court Damages in Dog Bite Suit
George FEF. Ayott of Somerville wins $497.17 in Middlesex Superior Court over a dog bite case against Charles F. Giles. The suit sought $1090 in damages.
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George Fef. Ayott
Somerville
Middlesex Superior Court
Charles F. Giles
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