Amalgamated Leads Wall Street Decline Amid Mixed News
Stocks slipped as Amalgamated fell sharply and major prices eased under light offerings. News blamed Rockefeller illness and James R. Keene turning bearish, with Russia mercantile fault and coal region troubles weighing. Local market showed weakness but notable gains in Utah Consolidated and Boston & Worcester while banks reported mixed figures.
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Wall Street
Amalgamated
Russia
State Street
Reading
Anaconda
James R. Keene
John D. Rockefeller
Union Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado
New York
Stock Exchange
Pines
New York Funds
Boston Clearings
Boston
Treasury
New York Clearings
Sub-treasury
Bankers’ Sterling
Reichsmarks
Nevada
Utah
Boston & Worcester
Copper Range
North Butte
Nevada Consolidated
United Copper
New England Telephone Offers Bond Tender Details
The New England Telephone and Telegraph Company invites bondholders of the Fourth Series 1501 to 2900 and Fifth Series 2001 to 2500 to tender for sale and surrender. Tenders must be sent to Treasurer William R. Driver at 119 Milk Street Boston by noon March 24 1906.
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New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
American Loan and Trust Company of
Boston
Milk Street
Mass
Indorsed
WM. R. Driver
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
William R. Driver
Noaa Range Consolidated Company
Frederic Stanwood
Market record of bond and stock activity in Boston
The Boston Market reports the day’s bond and stock price movements along with total sales figures for March 19. The data shows market activity across bonds and equities, reflecting price changes and trading volume in a concise daily snapshot.
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Boston
Chicago Grain Quotations and Market Commentary
Ennis and Stoppani report May wheat at 79 to 79 1/4 cents and July near 84 cents with mixed highs and lows. Corn and oats show May prices around 44 to 45 cents and May wheat options trade with May puts around 78 1/2 to 79 1/4 cents, noting near term nervousness and broad bullish abroad news. Duluth export sales cited. visible supply down 450,000 bushels. world shipments under 1 million, supporting bullish tone despite late-session price ease on ample offerings.
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Chicago
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual Building
Duluth
Worcester Money Conserved In City And County Banks
Worcester March 19 Residents of this city and county show thrift in the savings banks commissioners report revealing nearly 100 million dollars on deposit in county banks. About 50 million is in city banks and 37,575,987.11 in county institutions credited to 97,908 depositors.
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Worcester
Savings Banks Commissioners
Cambridge Egg Diet Sparks Boat Race Buzz
The Cambridge eight, once an underdog, now nears victory after feeding on newly laid eggs. They set a Bourne End record and then another on Saturday, sparking debate in university circles over eggs as a rowing diet. OxfordMocked by Cambridge claim as they refuse to follow the trend.
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London
Cambridge
Bourne End
Oxford
Was Herrera Asked to Fake a Fight in 1900s Boxing Controversy
Aurelio Herrera alleges a crooked plan involving Willie Britt and Biddy Bishop to fix a bout with Jimmy Britt. He claims he refused and explains weight disputes, offers of ten thousand dollars, and behind the scenes pressure. He suggests Kid Herman got the Los Angeles date instead.
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Aurelio Herrera
Jimmy Britt
Edward
Joe Gans
Billy Nolan
James Britt
Biddy Bishop
Willie Britt
San Francisco
Britts
Britt
Herrera
Kid Herman
Los Angeles
Assyrian Bishop May Take Worcester Charge
The Rt Rev Melatyos Karoum bishop of the New England diocese may move from Lawrence to Worcester to lead St George s Church. Rev Michael Husson is transferred to Toledo and Rev Abraham Akil will take charge at Lawrence.
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Worcester
Melatyos Karoum
New England
Assyrian Churches
Lawrence
St. George’s Church
Michael Husson
Toledo
Abraham Akil
Dividends Declared by Multiple Corporations
Hartford Carpet Corporation pays semi annual 3 percent on preferred stock and an extra 2.5 percent, April 10. St Joseph Railway Light Heat Power pays 1 percent preferred quarterly on April 2. Union Switch Signal posts 2.25 percent on preferred and 2 percent on common, payable April. Westinghouse Air Brake 2 percent regular and 2.25 percent extra, April 10. Texas & Pacific Coal 1.5 percent quarterly, March 31. Ohio Fuel Supply 2.44 percent quarterly, April 14. International Lumber Development declares 4 percent semi annual, April 1.
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Baldwin
Otis Elevator Company
Franklin Mining Company
Boston
Utah
Daly-West
Mercur
Clifton
Ariz
Arizona Copper Company
Coronado
Shannon Copper Company
Metcalf
London
Industrial Bank of Japan
Corea
Westinghouse Electric Company
Bloomfield
N. J
Lee, Higginson & Co
Hamburg Canal Strip
Buffalo
N. Y
Jewett City
Conn
E. H. Gay & Co
Tonopah Mining Company
Hartford Carpet Corporation
St. Joseph Railway, Light, Heat & Power Company
Union Switch & Signal Company
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
Texas & Pacific Coal Company
Ohio Fuel Supply Company
The
International Lumber & Development Company
American Olympic Athletes Sail for Athens
In two weeks the athletes chosen to represent the United States at the Athens Olympics will sail from New York and arrive April 16 for a week of Greece preperation. The squad includes notable picks like C. M. Daniels and J. W. Spencer with many others, while several selections draw criticism for qualifications and potential gaps in strength.
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Athens
New York
Greece
Robert Edgren
Matty Halpin
Evert Wendell
Paul Dashiel
New York Athletic Club
Wilds
Jersey
Joe Spencer
Daniels
Spencer
Handy
Brewer
Bonhag
England
France
Australia
Ireland
Nelson Not Rushing to Fight Gans or New Foes
Billy Nolan shows no hurry to match Battling Nelson with Joe Gans. He recalls past tricks and prefers a strong drawing card, aiming for a theatrical tour before any ring action. Nolan is open to Herrera or Britt if terms suit and notes plans with Tommy Murphy pending Attell win.
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New York
Billy Nolan
Nelson
Joe Gans
Gans
Nolan
Baltimore
Kid Sullivan
Battler
Sullivan
Herrera
McGovern
Jack O’brien
Fitzsimmons
Mike
Twin
Abe Attell
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Wran
the Boston Bank Statement
Board of Public Works
State of
Maryland
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Washington
Carnegie Steel
Sharon
Penn
Athol
Athol Savings Bank
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Montreal
United States Express Company
Dartmouth & Westport Street Railway Company
Keweenaw Copper Company
Michigan
Keweenaw Peninsular
Mich
Arnold
Ashbed
Humboldt
Native
Dana
Calumet & Hecla Copper Company
Pittsburg
United Box Board Company
Louisville & Nashville
Hetty Green
Soule
Tee Twee
Eeee
Isle Royale
Montana
Ag bSwift Co
Curtis
Sederquist
Bankers & Brokers
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
Sugar
Kan
Texas
Congress St. Boston
Broadway
Broad ST
N.Y. Consolidated Stock Exchange
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L Eatailie
Boston State Mutual Building
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American de Forest Wireless
James Shay & CO
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Western Composite ‘Brick Co
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Low Bid Amalgamated Copper
Amer Car & Foundry
Amer Hide & Lea
Amer
Amer Locomotive
Amer Smelting
Amer Sugar
Amer ‘Tobacco
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chicago & Alton
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
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Yty C & St Louis
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Red
Delaware & Hudson
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Distillers Securities
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Hocking Valley
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Missouri
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Mexico
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People’ S Gas
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Pullman Palace
Republic Steel
Rock Island Co
Sheffield
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Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
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NEW York Bonds
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Japan
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Tex & Pac
Copper Range Railroad
Cumberland Telephone Company
Detroit United
Chesapeake
Potomac
Worcester City and CO
YALE
Harvard
Varsity
Charles
W. A. Schick
Hillman
New York A. C
J. F. Mitchell
Mercury Foot Club
Boston Athletic Association
Tom Burke
James E. Sullivan
American Committee
Archie Hahn
Milwaukee Athletic Club
W. D. Eaton
Cambridgeport Gymnasium
G. H. Queryrouge
Young Men's Christian Association
New Orleans
H. V. Valentine
J. Bacon
Irish-American Athletic Associaon
J. P. Sullivan
G. P. Bonhag
Irish-American Athletic Club
J. J. Fershaw
Missouri Athletic Club
J. Fowler
Harvey Cohn
Irish-American Athletic Association
M. Spring
Pastime Athletic Club
W. Frank
Ray Ewry
Hugo Friend
Chicago Athletic Association
R. J. Leavitt
Williams College
Penathium
Martin J. Sheriden
Irish American Athletic Club
Myer Prinstein
H. W. Kerrigan
Portland
Ore
F. B. Glover
Chicago Athletic Ub
Richard Sheldon
James Mitchell
C. M. Daniels
James Edward Britt
Wilson Bros
Watchmakers Jewellers
Court St
Wilsons
Hanover St
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