Dow Company Annual Meetings Announced for Four Cities
Dow companies schedule annual meetings in North Lake Franklin Rhode Island and Indiana on April 20 at S R Dow & Co offices Congress street Corbin Copper and Algomah hold meetings on April 18 at the same offices confirmations list locations and dates for company assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DOW Companies
North Lake
Franklin
Rhode Island
Indiana
Corbin Copper
Algomah
S. R. Dow & Co
Congress Street
Dividend declarations from multiple firms list periods and rates
Distillers Securities Company declares quarterly 1 2 percent dividends with record April 8 as of April 2. Distilling Company of America quarterly 1 percent preferred with record April. Second National Bank Boston semi annual 4 percent plus 1 percent extra with record March 23. Renfrew Manufacturing quarterly 11 2 percent as of April 1. North Star Mines quarterly 3 percent as of March 80. South End National Bank Boston semi annual 21 2 percent with record March 23. State National Bank Boston quarterly 134 percent with record March 23. National Shawmrd Bank Boston quarterly 3 percent with record March 28. Bush Fisheries Company initial 8 percent preferred as of March 81. Books Grove March 80 reopen April 1.
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Distillers Securities Company
Distilling Company of America
Second National Bank
Boston
Renfrew Manufacturing Company
North Star Mines Company
South End National Bank
State National Bank
National Shawmrd Bank
Bush Fisheries Company
Grove
Between factions total stock sales and market moves
New York total sales 171 000 shares and Boston 13 907. Most active New York Reading 28 900. Boston American Telephone 1485. Cumulative Jan 1 1911 to date New York 25 967 400 and Boston 1 466 026. Corresponding 1910 New York 52 262 100 and Boston 4 129 792. Notable gains American Express 2 to 244 in New York and Georgia Electric 2 to 134 in Boston. Losses Un. Ry. Im pfd 114 to 75 in New York and Calumet & Hesla 10 to 490 in Boston. Call money New York 2 1 4 pct Boston 2 to 3 pct. Time money New York 22 4 14 pct Boston 3 1/2 to 41 1/2 pct.
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New York
Boston
Reading
American Telephone
American Express
UN. Ry. Im
Pfd
Georgia Electric
Calumet & Hesla
Smelt & R
East Ohio
Cab Pacific
Ches Ohio
DSS & A
Lehigh Valley
Minn & S L
P&s
Nevada
Nor & West
Nor Pac Ee
Pac T&t
People’s Gas
Ray Consell
Rock Island
Stoss-Shefseen Ee
South Pacific
the Texas Co
Texas Pacific
Third Ave
Tolly & Light
Twin City
Union Pacific
Westinghouse
Market Slows as Porphyry Mines Debut on NYSE
Market inactivity continues with little price movement and scarce stocks. Ray Consolidated and Chino, porphyry mines, trade on the NYSE for the first time while Missouri Pacific shows signs of a new equilibrium. American Telephone reports a healthy surplus, Majestre Mines expands funding, and bond plans for China could raise capacity and liquidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Consolidated
Chino
New York Stock Exchange
Missouri Pacific
American Telephone
Market Report Notes Mixed Gains and Legislative Pressure
The American Telephone annual report shows net earnings up 10.1 percent and a buying surge, while Massachusetts Gas weakens on bills capping dividends and assets. Copper shares fall. Granby and Calumet & Hecla lead losses as trading slows and local rates hold steady amid market uncertainty.
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American Telephone
American Telephone &Telegraph Company
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Gas, Edison
Granby
Calumet & Hecla
Boston Market Stocks and Bonds Close Report
The Boston Market from March 23 shows stock and bond price movements, total sales, and comparisons to the previous close, outlining the day’s market trajectory and notable shifts across major issues.
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Boston
Nashville bonds awarded to A B Leach firm at 101 665
Nashville Tennessee awarded four and one half percent semi annual sewer bonds to A B Leach and Company at a price of 101 665. The sale shows strong investor demand for municipal debt and places the project financing under the firm’s bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
A. B. Leach & Co
Boston CurB Market Readies After Surge in Orders
Local traders woke to a heavy volume of orders in United Verde Extension Amal gamated Nevada Calaveras and Majestic. Trading showed manipulation especially in United Verde Extension while Majestic shares declined as stockholders sold to avoid a new one cent per share assessment. Fluctuations for each issue follow in the table.
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Crompton & Knowles
Lawrence
Mass
Essex Co
United States Worsted Co
Old Colony Trust Co
Boston
Uswoco Mills
Currier, Rollins, Young and Pillsbury
Perkins & Perkins
Hartford
Conn
United Verde Extension
Nevada
Calaveras
Majestic
Mackinaw
Harrison Girl Bows to Family Campaign Prayer
Miss Edith Ogden Harrison, 15, daughter of Carter H. Harrison, chats about praying for her father's mayoral nomination. She initially fears the Dunnes are also praying, noting the ten Dunne children complicate her odds, while her mother prays nightly for Harrison’s success.
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Edith
Dunnes
Prisoner Frank Jones Freed After Vagrancy Trial
Frank Jones appeared before Judge Frederickson in Los Angeles on March 23 and was discharged after jurors named Jones served. A small reward of eight dollars was collected for the prisoner from jurors named Jones. The foreman was W L Jones and Jones showed a confident smile as the trial concluded.
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Los Angeles
Frank Jones
Frederickson
Jones
Jone
Talesman
John Jones
Chicken Start Fires Damages in Muskegon District
A chicken pecked a match head starting a fire that spread to several houses in eastern Muskegon. Poor water pressure limited firefighting and caused nearly 1000 dollars in damage before the blaze was controlled. The incident prompted emergency responses and a broader concern for the area.
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Muskegon
Mich
Steam fire engine saves part of the city
The borrowed steam fire engine from Grand Rapids aided the city during a water plant crisis, helping prevent further damage and securing the district as firefighters battled the blaze.
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Grand Rapids
Portia's Plea Influences Omaha Court Verdict
In Omaha a case over $60 rent ended with Warthen awarded $700 after Portia's plea was read to the jury. Burdge, the plaintiff, appeals, arguing the plea should not have been admitted. The verdict includes damages for goodwill and shows Portia's influence on juror decision.
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Omaha
Portia
Shylock
Charles C. Burdge
Adolphus
Warthen
Burdge
German Families Lead Chicago Birth Census
A Chicago sociological school census shows the juvenile population at 814,115 with 907 families having seven or more children. German families lead with 1,089 cases, followed by Polish 1,044 and American 1,002, with several families reporting up to 13 children.
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Chicago
Women Seek Ten Hour Day Hearings in Illinois
Springfield March 2 opinions on amendments to the ten hour act for workwomen were voiced by diverse groups including women clubs, women’s unions, manufacturers, printers, telegraph firms and merchants. The Senate mines and mining committee heard the symposium and adjourned the hearing due to only two members present, action postponed awaiting a call of the chair.
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Springfield
Ill
Senate Committee On Mines and Mining
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange back Metropolitan Harbor Bill
A delegation from the Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange met Governor Foss at the State House to back House Bill 1112 the Metropolitan Harbor Bill modeled on Montreal harbor development. The group urged regional towns to support the plan and send delegations on April 8 to press for passage. Foss expressed full sympathy with a comprehensive harbor development scheme.
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Massachusetts Real Eistate Exchange
Governor Foss
State House
Nahant
Hull
John J. Martin
E. F P. Shaw
George F. Washburn
W. J. McDonald
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Charles S. Judkins
Herbert 5. Frost
Charles M. Conant
Henry C. Long
Woodward Emery
Charles E. Lewis
Foss
Congressman Visits Former School Teacher in Medford
Congressman George A. Loud of Michigan visited his old Medford teacher Miss Zipporah Sawyer a 91 year old former school member who taught from 1857 to 1875 and served on the school committee for 18 years. He recalled receiving a hickory ruler in class and Miss Sawyer recalled his father the Methodist minister urging fair treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Loud
Michigan
Medford
Zipporah Sawyer
Salem Street
Miss Sawyer
Congressman Loud
Man Taken Back to Worcester Asylum
Michael J. Blackwell of East Boston, committed to Worcester asylum last April and released March 14, was returned yesterday after visiting the district attorney's office. He demanded prosecution of all public officials from the Mayor downward, citing prior involvement with his commitment. Police escorted him to Worcester with two asylum attendants.
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Worcester Asylum
Michael J. Blackwell
East Boston
Worcester
District Attorney’s Office
Mr. Lavelle
Worcester Institution
Lavelle
Blackwell
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