Market Firm Yet unsettled on Wall Street amid mixed gains
The market opened buoyant on March 27 with a surge in industrial stocks but soon cooled as gains softened and some issues retraced. Eries, Morgan stocks, and Pennsylvania faced notable declines while copper shares rose on London price gains, signaling cautious optimism amid policy talks and finance news.
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Wall Street
Eries
Southern Railway
United States Steel
Pennsylvania
Railroad Commission
New Jersey
United States Treasury Department
The
Treasury
Stock Exchange
United Copper Company Declares Regular Quarterly Dividend
Directors declare a 13.4 percent regular quarterly dividend on common stock payable April 29 with record date April 16. Books close April 16 reopen April 30 placing stock on a 7 percent basis. prior changes adjusted regular and extra percentages. The 1906 and earlier dividents show cumulative history, with $787,500 to common stockholders this declaration and $3,150,000 annual projection. By-laws directed $300,000 at the January meeting.
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United States
Iron Trade Review of
Cleveland
Bessemer Steel
Laramie
Centennial
New York Metal Exchange
Lake
Washington Copper Company
Boston
New York
Charles A. Wright
Spencer R. Hill
James N. Wright
Thomas Hoatson
Charles A. Wright, Jr
Peterson Lake
Nipissing
Chicago Board of Trade
Bank of France
Commercial National Bank
Mohawk Mining Company
New York Stock Exchange
Paine, Webber & Co
National Shawmut Bank
J. P. Morgan
H. C. Frick
E. H. Gary
N. B. Ream
N. Thayer
United States Steel Corporation
Hoboken
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Centre of Ne Jersey
Ao RT
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Tires Western
Lee & Northwestern
ORL
Chicago
Mil & St Paul
Colorado Fuel & Pene
Colorado & Southern
Con
Consolidated Gas
Eresaeeve
Enne
Delaware
Hudson
West
Distillers Securities
Sub-treasury
HTM
New York Clearings
General Electric Ohio
Treasury
Great Northern
Tllinois Centra
Sterling Tee
Town Central
Kansas City
Tonnsville & Nashville
Minneapolis & St Louis
Mino
Ste M. Aevertescene
New York Central
Gus Y
Ontario & Prenters
Thy
Norfolk & Western i Tvini
Northern Pacific
IVY Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
RT Azit People’s
Pallman Palace
Republic Steel
Back
Ee Co
St TL
San Fred
Steol
Western Union
Hans Ramm
Wisconsin Central
Ennis & Stoppani
State Mutual Building
Eee
United Copper Company
American Woolen Company
WM. H. Dwelly, JR
Mass
Woman Who Killed Her Sister Is Acquitted
In Baltimore on March 27, Mrs. Josephine Kelley was found not guilty of murdering her sister Miss Ida Gaff. After the verdict she embraced United States Senator William Whyte, praising the veteran defender who has never had a client hanged. The case stems from a feud over a husband.
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Baltimore
Josephine Kelley
United States
Willam Pinckney Whyte
Whyte
Kelley
Ida Gaff
New England Telephone declares quarterly dividend
The directors of the New England Telephone Company declare a regular quarterly dividend of 1 1/2 percent payable May 15 to stock of record April 20. William E. Soule.
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New England Telephone Company
William E. Soule
Market closes with daily stock and bond totals
The Boston Market reports the day’s stock and bond price movements and total sales, detailing the course of prices and overall turnover for traders and investors.
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Boston
Ennis &Stoppani 2&E
York Jt
Consolidated Stock
New York Produce
Chicago Board
State Mutual Building
Congress ST. Iain
Beverly R.wood
Mer
Boston Curb Market Mixed Day with Broad Activity
The curb market showed broad activity with gains and later pullbacks. Superior and Pittsburg rose to 203 4, then fell to 191 4, Davis Daly moved from 13 to 186 8 before closing at 13, and Greene Cananea held around 151 2 before a fractional loss. Majestic jumped from 27 8 to 4 and Revenue Leasing from 5 to 9 cents amid an overall easier tone.
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Bingham Mary
Bingham Central
Black Mountain
Boston Ely
Boston
Butte
Foster Cabal
Glenevis
Giroux
Globe Consol
Greene Canmnea
Reene Meehan
Keweenaw
Rotary
Rly
Laramie
Majestic
McKinley-Cobalt
North Ont Gap
BS Mines Co America
Nevada-Douglas Awe
Nevada-Uta
Newhouse
Quartette Fewnee
Rito Alta Fee Ee
Rosario
Sutton Bay
Superior & Pitts
Troy Manhattan Wees
Utah-Apex Seeee Ve
SOULE
Superior & Pittsburg
Davis-Daly
Greene Cananea
Jist
Senate Takes Overtime Bill in Senate Victory
The overtime bill advances in the Senate with a pledged majority after a year since its predecessor stalled. The House passed it quietly, Republican leaders support enactment, Governor Guild awaits signing, while labor-committee tensions loom over recess panel plans in the House.
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Senate
House
Guild
Committee On Judiciary
Shake up in order of the Harvard crew
Harvard's center H. V. Amberg was moved to position five on the varsity crew after trials yesterday afternoon. Faulkner shifts to bow and Burchard to the second crew. varsity lineup ends with Morgan at stroke and Blagden as coxswain.
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H. V. Amberg
Harvard
Crack
Faulkner
Bow
Burchard
Fish
Tappan
Glass
Amberg
Bacon
Severance
Morgan
Blagden
Dog Show In Salem By North Shore Kennel Club
The inaugural North Shore Kennel Club show comes to Now and Then Hall in Salem on April 19 and 20. The AKC member event promises a strong entry list. entries close April 2 to Thomas Middlebrooke in Boston.
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North Shore Kennel Club
Now and Then Hall
Salem
American Kennel Club
Thomas Middlebrooke
North Market Street
Boston
Long Rest Ordered for Actor Richard Mansfield
New York reports that Richard Mansfield has abandoned his spring tour due to illness. Manager B D S Stevens said Mansfield is bedridden with nervous exhaustion and must take a prolonged rest after suffering dyspepsia and grippe in Scranton. Doctors Crandall and Lefevre urged complete rest for recovery.
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New York
Richard Mansfield
B. D. S. Stevens
F. H. Crandall
Egbert Lefevre
Stevens
Mansfield
Floyd H. Crandall
Egbert- Lefevre
McCarthy Sues Hotel Cecil Over Lost Trunk
Thomas F. McCarthy the Dartmouth coach and former baseball player sues William A. Miller proprietor of the Hotel Cecil for more than $1000 in valuables lost from a trunk on the night of March 20 1906. He alleges carelessness by the hotel staff led to the theft and seeks compensation. The case will be tried early next week.
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Cecil
Thomas F. McCarthy
Dartmouth College
William A. Miller
McCarthy
Miller
Dave Deshler Injured in Brookline Automobile Crash
Cambridge boxer Dave Deshler narrowly escaped fatal injury after being struck by an automobile owned by Edward G. Howes of Brookline. He suffered severe head and body bruises, was treated at Massachusetts General Hospital, then returned home by carriage in the afternoon.
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Dave Deshler
Cambridge
Brookline
Powell Street
Beacon
Edward G. Howes
Brown Street
Deshler
Massachusetts General Hospital
Allen wins rifle pistol shoot for Harvard championship
In a series opener at the baseball cage C. F. Allen claimed first with 71 points from 100 shots in the rifle and pistol trials to select the Harvard champion.
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Harvard
C. F. Allen
Watts Busy with Yeggs in Dorchester Case
Chief Watts of the Boston police focuses on identifying a yeggman wanted from South Carolina to Maine while inspectors round up two others in Dorchester. Boston Jimmy Kelley, held at the Tombs, is linked to a safe blow at West Point Virginia, and other gang members include Denver Tom, Bellefontaine Slim, and Kentucky Billy, with past crimes across the East. Kelley may face U S postal authorities in the South.
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Watts
Boston
South Carolina
Maine
Dorchester
Albion Street
South
H. F. Gregory
United States Postoffice
Loren
Jimmy Kelley
United States
du Ford
New York
Denver Tom
Bellefontaine Slim
John Simms
William Morey
Kentucky Billy
Charlestown
South End
Kelley
Portland
Jockey Miller Off Day at Bennings Racecard
Washington March 27 Three favorites one second choice and two outsiders win at Bennings. Jockey Miller who had been successful fails to win in four mounts. Lord Boarnerges leads early and wins easily. Dead Gone from Maddens stable improves from 25 to 1 to 15 to 1 to take second. Garter Knot wins steeplechase by half a length over Northville. Reddmore opens at 20 to 1 and wins by two lengths.
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Washington
Bennings
Miller
Boarnerges
Madden
Glaucus
Blember
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State Street
Union Pacific
Amalgamated
St. Paul
Baltimore & Ohio
Reading
Southern Pacific
Steel Common
London
Osceola
North Butte
Old Dominion
Trinity
Calumet & Hecla
Butte Coalition
Isle Royale
la Salle
Massachusetts Gas
Shannon
Utah
Rhode Island
Hoighton
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Arcadian Copper Company
North Drift
H. B. Hovland
Globe Consolidated Copper Company
Globe Company
Gray
Buffalo Hill
Arizona
Globe Camp
Tennessee Copper Company
13Th” Stock Exchange
Barry Conant
Hades
Bob Brownley
Bell Tel
Bee Three AG
Bar & Dt
Kaw City
Ft 8 & M
Western Tel
Bos Lev
Bos & 1
Angvonda
Arcadian
Atlantic
Cal & Ar
Cal & Hee
Daly West
Elm River
Franklin In
Michigan
Nevada
An Butte
Quincy
Santa Fe
Victoria
Winona
Wolverine
Wyandot Ib
West Tel
Abé&S
Zinc
A Swift & Co
Ss Smelt
bEx-rights
J. Thomas Reinhardt
Exchange Place
Argenta
Ariz Cothm
Arizpe
Balaklala Aa
Batopilas
Bay State Gas
DOG Show
Arcenta
Frank S. Wood
Congress St
Tel
Nickerson
Simmons & Buss
Boston, Mass
MR. Mansfield
M’carthy Sues Hotel Cecil
Allen
NEW England-Goldfield Mining Company
McKentzie
NEW England Goildfield Mining Company
Guanaceo Tunnel Company
Electic
Nembera
Buslusn
Eastern Linvestor
Anders Paris
Eastern Investor
Milk St
Mags
Yeggs
Bingham
Pittsburg
Congress ST. Tel
Welite
Gurtis
Sederquist
Bankers
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
U. S. Steel
Amalgamated, M
Congress St. Boston
Broadway
Calaveras
Ferdinand Behnke Broeer
Boston Calaveras
International Trust Building
Argenta Copper
James J. Benelisha
Tame
Boston Pit
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