Market Rebounds After Opening Weakness On Coal News
Wall Street opened weak with losses in several coal shares after Indianapolis announced a suspension of anthracite mining next week. A soft coal strike drifted, but traders expected a quick settlement as opinions remained divided among operators. Call loans spiked to 8 percent, then eased, aiding a late-day recovery and a steady close with net gains.
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Wall Street
Indianapolis
Stock Exchange
Market reacts to potential strike with cautious optimism in New York
Market action hinges on a proposed strike in bituminous and anthracite districts. Reading and related stocks lead early declines but recover as traders price minimal duration. numerous rail and steel issues show mixed moves with final quotes near day highs. Multiple corporate actions and financial moves follow with mix of new loans, acquisitions, and reorganizations across coal, steel, and transportation sectors.
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State Street
Reading
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Consolidated Gas
Amalgamated
Colorado
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Steel
New York
North Butte
Boston Consolidated
United Copper
Dominion Tron & Steel
United States Coal & Oil
American Pneumatic
American Pneumatic Service
Pneumatic Service
Bingham
Utah Consolidated
Market report shows bond stock totals and sales figures
The Boston Market report for March 30 lists ex rights and ex dividend statuses, notes second instalment and assessment payments, and records total sales of listed stocks 31,878 shares rights 1422 unlisted stocks 11,103 bonds $29,000.
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Chicago grain quotations show firm May wheat demand
Ennis and Stoppani report wheat edged lower then firm as commissions and elevators buy May while selling July and September. Dealers covered shorts amid fears of a May option squeeze. Corn and oats also show mixed price movements with active trading by commission houses and pit players.
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Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Te Bao
Beng Ennis & Stoppani
Commission Trade
Boston curb market round of gains on afternoon trading
Trading on the Exchange place curb followed the regular session with weakness early then a notable price rise and higher activity in the afternoon. Featured issues included Butte Coalition Raven Mining and Eagle and Blue Bell with Butte Coalition trading around 36 and Eagle and Blue Bell slipping to 3.
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Butte Coalition
Raven Mining
Eagle & Blue Bell
Arizona Commercial
Butte Coalition Steee
Mitchell
Nevada-Utah
Pittsburg & Duluth
Troy-Manhattan
Utah
Apex
Lawson Seeks to Withdraw Insurance Probe Evidence Demanded
In response to Thomas W. Lawson's letter to District Attorney John B. Moran requesting withdrawal of charges against insurance men, Moran insists on not dropping the case and orders Lawson to appear with evidence at the courthouse on Saturday. Lawson argues agents would suffer and aims to shield company heads though he remains ready to assist if charges stay against the companies or grafters. He says he will present evidence at Moran's office.
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Thomas W. Lawson
John B. Moran
Mr. Moran
Mr. Lawson
Moran
Malone
Cutting
Lawson
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Perkins Case Heard In Habeas Corpus Proceeding
In New York March 30 the habeas corpus proceedings against George W. Perkins former vice president of New York Life were heard before Justice Greenbaum. Perkins is charged in a magistrate warrant with larceny of 48702 belonging to policyholders, advanced to Cornelius Bliss, RNC treasurer. Decision reserved. briefs to be filed Monday.
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New York
George W. Perkins
New York Life Insurance Company
Moss
New York Life
Cornelius N. Bliss
Republican National Committee
Justice Greenbaum
State Supreme Court
Perkins
Dividend Declarations From Multiple Firms in 1905
The Cunard Steamship Company declares a 4 percent dividend for 1905. Tonopah Mining pays 25 cents quarterly. Cripple Creek Central Railway announces 1 percent on preferred and 14 percent on common with an extra 14 percent of 1 percent. Street's Western Stable Car Line 50 cents per common share. Tennessee Coal & Iron 1 percent quarterly. VYourth National Bank 3 percent semiannual. Payable dates listed.
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The
Railroad Commission of New York
Delaware & Eastern Railroad Company
Delaware County
E. W. Sheldon
Lyman J. Gage
United States Trust Company of New York
William McKenzie
Canadian & Northern Railway
Conrad Consolidated Mines
Windy Arm
White Horse
Gagnon
Amalgamated Copper Company
Butte
Raven Mining Company
Salem
Mass
Peston & Worcester Street Railway
South Framingham
Boston
Worcester
Wolverine & Western Development Company
Chicago
Calumet
Coos
Douglas
Washington
Tennessee Coal & Iron Company
Bacon
Wabash
Lorain & West Virginia
Decatur
Paris
Buenos Ayres
la Plata Pampas
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mutual Life Insurance
New York Life Insurance Companies
Henry C. Itrick
Amalgamated Copper
Am Car & Foundry
Am Smelt & Ref
Ar Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
Aio Atchison Cor
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake & Ohio
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Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Medory Chicago
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Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Distillers’ Securities Ee
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General Electric Ee
Hocking Valley
Kansas City Southern
Louisville & Nashville
Metropolitan Star
Minneapolis & St Louis
SP &S
Missouri Pacific
Kansas
Texas
Wwe
New York
Ontario & Western
Norfolk & Western
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Pennsylvania
Republic Steel
Rock Island Co
Sloss
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Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Wwe Wwe
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
St Louis & West
Union Pacific
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Virginia Carolina Chem
Wabash Ee
Wisconsin Central
Cunard Steamship Company
Tonopah Mining Company
Cripple Creek Central Railway Company
Street
Western Stable Car Line Company of
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Royal Runaway at Boston University A run of three acts
Boston University presented A Royal Runaway a three act comedy directed by the Massachusetts Alpha Chapter of Pi Beta Phi. Edna Cullis of Waverley played the princess and L R Talbot of Chelsea portrayed Crespinjy in the Pi Beta Phi show at BU Sleeper Hall.
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Thomas Littlefield Marble
Jacob Sleeper
Boston University
Massachusetts Alpha Chapter
Pi Beta Phi
Edna Cullis
Waverley
Crespigny
L. R. Talbot
Edna C. Cullis
Princess Frida
B. U
Complete Cast List from Marlitz Royal Pageant
The cast includes Ludwig King of Marlitz Philip A Gould Duke Roger incog Everard Pratt Cres pigny in the Kings service L R Tal bot Peter landlord of the Silver Star Harold Sharp Heinrich a coachman Ross Hicks Princess Frida masquerading as Gretchen Edna C Cullis Liza wife of Peter Lenna A Smith Beltz Fridas maid Laura J Wright.
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Ludwig
King of Marlitz
Philip A. Gould
Duke Roger
Everard Pratt
Crespigny
L. R. Talbot
Peter
Silver Star
Harold Sharp
Heinrich
Ross Hicks
Princess Frida
Gretchen
Edna C. Cullis
Liza
Lenna A. Smith
Beltz
Frida
Laura J. Wright
Harvard to Open Season at Haverford Today
Harvard and Haverford football meet at Haverford in the season opener for the Crimson. The roster includes players such as MacLaurin Verveaees Lowery Drinkey and Godley with key positions listed for both teams.
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Haverford Association
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Crimson
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Roller Skate Champion Fred White Defeated at Park Square
Fred White of Chelsea, a crack roller skater, lost last night at the Park Square rink before a large crowd. He started in a field of eight in the five mile event but was shut out on the last lap of the second mile. Merritt won, McLoud second, Glew third.
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Fred White
Chelsea
Park Square
Merritt
McLoud
Glew
Bowling record two man team sets world mark at Murray & Irwin
In a two man team tournament at Murray and Irwin's Somerset alleys William Beatty and Christopher won the top prize with 806 pins. Cham bers and Paige were second with 795 while Lockman and Clarke were third with 779 and Clarke and Beatty fourth with 773. Lockman and Clarke set a world record with 907 pins just before time. J Clarke had the high single string with 144 earning $5.
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Murray & Irwin’s
William Beatty
Christopher
Somerset Alleys
Chambers
Paige
Lockman
Clarke
Beatty
Boylston
J. Clarke
Theatre Gossip Strips Boston’s Stage Circuit for Spring
Ethel Barrymore heads a Boston theatre slate with a Barrie play at Hollis Street and a Barrymore appearance. Mrs Wiggs at the Boston Theatre draws big crowds while Man and Superman and On the Quiet fill Colonial and Park houses. Major venues host Shubert entertainment The Heart of Maryland closes Tremont while The Walls of Jericho and The Ro lling Girl wrap up at other houses. Easter bills, Houdini at Keith’s and a crowd of vaudeville and burlesque acts mark a busy season across Boston theatres.
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Ethel Barrymore
Hollis Street
Alice
Timone
J. M. Barrie
Miss Barrymore
John Barrymore
Boston
Mrs
Bernard Shaw
William Collier
America
Australis
The
Park Theatre
Collier
Empire Theatre
Clyde Fitch
Minnie Seligman
William Bramwell
Annie Russell
Hannah
Fay Templeton
T. B. Lothian
Colonial
George F. Mathews
A. E. Lothian
Broadway
Houdini
Keith
Clayton White
Marie Stuart
Dillon Brothers
Frank Bell
Phil
Nettie Peters
Ferreros
Dog
McIntyre
Heath
Theam Tree
Hollis Street Theatre
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Wealth Rverty
Shirley
Baintree
Ihe
Globe
Onday Williams
Walker
Abyssinia
House of Mystery
Grand Opera House
Moogs
New England
Castle Square
Seson
Sardou
Howard
Brent
Sear
Violette Allen
Weatons
Buster
McCrea
Poole
Earl and
Majestic Theatre
Eddie Foy
Columbia
Sam Devere
May Howard
Black Crook Company
Palace Theatre
Melvin
Libbera
Austin & Stone
Museum
Dida
Music Hall Zoo
Smallpox In South Boston Family Detected
Three cases of smallpox were found in a South Boston family yesterday. The group had lived in Cambridge before moving to 61 Story Street. A trained nurse in the household was treated in Cambridge by Dr Dwyer, who first termed the illness chickenpox.
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Boston
Cambridge
Storytreet
Dwyer
Cambridge Board of Health
William A. O’connor
Frederick W. Stuart
East Broadway
Stuart
Board of Health
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New York Stock Exchange
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St. Louis Transit Company
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie Railway
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Houghton
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Boston & Lowell Railroad
Arizona Commercial Mine
Utah Consolidated Company
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William N. Cohen
Lewis Delafield
Mr. Jerome
King’s Guards
L. R Talbot
Socker
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David Belasco
Belasco
Odette Tyler
Edna Wallage Hopper
Orrin Johnson
John E. Kellerd
R. D. Vacl
EaAan Wallage
Edinger
Empire Empire Stock Co
Lindsay
Mgr
W.iee
Music Hall
Hollis Wetline
Isaac B. Rich
Propereere & Manage
Charles Frohman
Sam Bernard
Hattie Williams
Ethies Barrymore
Colonial Theatre
Charles Dillingham
Robert Loraine
Man
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Down Town
T. Q
Sa’ Ali
Adele Ritchif
Jseph Coyne
Ross & Fron
Kentucky
Saxt
Williams & Walker
Illia Collier
Augustus Thomas
Atilacs
Leonard & Co
Bromfield St
Boston Theatre
Lawrence McCarty
Mrs. Wiccs
Bowd
Olumbi
Lyceum
Aigertine
Steamboat Express
South Stimson
Providence
New
Pilgrim Orchestra
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
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