Markets Rally After Early Selloff Amid Big Interests Support
Wall Street ends a volatile day with a moderate rally as powerful banking interests step in to stem declines from the San Francisco disaster aftermath. Amalgamated, American Telephone, and Boston Consolidated show mixed moves while copper and industrials surge late, with North Butte leading gains. Boston Bank statements note Anaconda cash balance rise and a 40 revenue outlook for 1906.
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State Street
Boston
New York Stock Exchange
WBBM
New York
Sub-treasury
Sub-treasury Credit Wesceessecseees
Bankers’ Sterling
Reichamarks
Amalgamated
American Telephone
Boston Consolidated
London
North Butte
Centennial
Isle Royale
Copper Range
Greene Consolidated
Parrott
Atlantic
United Copper
Boston Bank
Roosevelt Returns From Potomac Cruise Aboard Yiph
President and Mrs Roosevelt have returned from a cruise down the Potomac aboard the ship, with officials noting the trip concluded successfully. The brief report confirms their return to Washington from the outing.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Censes
Potomac
Hitchcock Fighting Standard Oil Operators in Oil Lands Deal
Washington April 30 Secretary E A Hitchcock opened an inquiry into the leasing of oil lands in Indian Territory by Guffey and Galey to a group led by T N Barnsdall. He suspects Standard Oil interests are the actual operators behind the deal.
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Washington
Indian Territory
Guffey & Galey
T. N. Barnsdall
Standard Oil
E. A. Hitchcock
Secretary Blocks Oil Lease Transfer In Creek and Cherokee Lands
Secretary Hitchcock acting on reports by US Indian Territory inspector J George Wright moved to block a proposed sale of oil leases covering 608 acres in the Creek nation and 80 acres in the Cherokee nation where 19 wells lie. Wright traced the buyer to the Standard Oil Company with Barnsdall as agent, prompting the secretary to intervene to halt the deal.
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J. George Wright
United States
Indian Territory
Washington
Guffey & Galey
T. N. Barnsdall
Pittsburg
Wright
Standard Oil Company
Barnsdall
Hitchcock Acordingly
Mrs Florence Nesbit Thaw Trains for Society Embrace
Pittsburg April 80 Mrs Harry Kendall Thaw once Miss Florence Nesbit the Florodora girl devotes eight hours daily to French German music and other studies to occupy a place in society provided by the Thaw millions.
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Pittsburg
Harry Kendall Thaw
Florence Evelyn Nesbit
Iron slag shipments eyed from Pembroke works
Several vessels chartered to haul iron slag from Pembroke to Philadelphia and New Jersey. About 40,000 to 50,000 tons to be shipped, a stock accumulated during the 49 years ending in 1886 while Pembroke Iron Works operated.
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Bangor
Pembroke
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Pembroke Iron Works
Boston Bond and Stock Market Report
Boston stock and bond prices show ex dividend and payment of assessment. Total sales include listed stocks 44 779 shares rights 274 unlisted 18 246 bonds 24000 across the market.
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Boston
Suitor in 50 year old dress weds widow in Derby
John Durham of Terryville visited Mrs. John Potter a four time widow in Derby and, a few hours later, became her escort for a ride, while dressed in a vintage suit, low cut shoes with large silver buckles and an old Harrison type plug hat.
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Derby
Conn
John Durham
Terryville
John Potter
Yesterner
Boston Seeks Mutual Policyholder Action Against NY Mutual
A Boston committee formed by policy holders of the New York Mutual Life Insurance Company aims to support Massachusetts holders as the Armstrong acts take effect in New York. Ahead of the November 15 company election the group will study trustees’ nominations and may propose an independent ticket. Members include Solomon Lincoln, Edwin Hale Abbott, Moses Williams, and Colonel William A. Gaston.
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New York Mutual Life Insurance Company
Armstrong
New York
Solomon Lincoln
Harvard College
Edwin Hale Abbott
Wisconsin Central Railroad Company
Moses Williams
State Street Trust Company
William A. Gaston
Massachusetts
Jerome Critics Say Grand Jury Failed to Indict
The April grand jury at New York returned a presentment to Recorder Goff stating it did not investigate political contributions by insurance officials. District Attorney Jerome advised against indicting until the appellate division rules whether such contributions are larceny. He said indictments must carry lasting consequences and not mere public demand.
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Grand Jury
Goff
Jerome
Appellate Division
Supreme Court of New York
Mr. Jerome
Chicago Grain Quotations Fall as May Leads Decline
Ennis and Stoppani report continued selling of May wheat and buying of July with prices still declining. The market remains anxious and officials anticipate lower prices ahead.
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Chicago
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Tonopah and Goldfield RR declares 3 percent dividend
Directors at a special meeting last week announce a 3 percent dividend on both preferred and common shares of the Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad. Dividends are payable May 5. Georgia Railway and Electric Company directors declare a quarterly dividend of one cent on common stock payable May.
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Tonopah & Goldfield
Georgia Railway & Electric Company
Snow cleans up quack doctors in Boston and New York
Post Office Inspector William B. Snow returned from New York after over three weeks. He was detailed by Postmaster-General Cortelyou to aid the reform movement in that city. Since he began, 562 concerns have gone out of business.
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Post Office
William B. Snow
New York
Snow
Boston
George B. Cortelyou
Norton Oil Company Advances in Indiana Oil Prices
In Indiana the Norton Oil Company raises oil prices from 89c to 93c a barrel between April 13 and April 25, signaling a continuing rise toward $1.40 to $1.50. The advertises 10 percent cumulative preferred stock and common stock at discounted prices, with detailed dividend projections and plans to drill 75 more wells, located in Boston on May 1, 1906.
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Eee
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Hide & Sea
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Amer Linseed Oil
Ia ‘ Ee
Amer Sugar R Saaa
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Ee Conda Mining Co
Abante Coast Line
Baltimore & Jo
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chica & Alton
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
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Mil & St Paul
Meter & Penas
Oo & St
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado
Southern
Oer
Delaware ‘& Hudson
Rio Grande
Pitners’ Securities
Bkde
Kaneat City
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan
Minn
St Paul
Missouri Pacific
Kaw & Tex
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New York, Ont & West
Norfolk & Western
North American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
Ae Peer
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
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Eeueseseesese
Aiectern Union
Wheel & Lake One
Atchison
Bos & Alb
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Bos & Maine
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West End
Aim
Atlantic
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Co Range
Daly-West Oe
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Franklin Eves
aGranby
Guanajuato
Michigan
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North Butte
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Old Domin
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Tees Lee
United Fruit
Isle Royale
Norton Oil Company
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Delaware County
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Muncie
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Hoosier
Buckeye
Tam
Savings and Co-Operative Banks of
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Standard Oil Company
Norton Oil Preferred
Norton Oil
Seventeen Vessels Report Catch Totals For Boston Fishermen
Thirty five sail brought in 669 300 pounds of mixed fish for the week ending last evening including haddock cod hake pollock cask and halibut. Vessel fares and cargoes listed with haddock prices and cod quot es. Import values for Boston week ending April 27 reach 2 711 866 dollars with exports at 2 162 984 dollars. The US cruiser Cleveland arrived under Commander E L Qualbrogh for Paul Jones burial services. Freighters Marquette and Vizcaina docked with cargoes from Antwerp and Cuba respectively. Saxonia sails to Queenstown and Liverpool later today.
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Morrill
Westerloo
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Hastings
Kelloch
Rockland
Sunbeam
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Kennebec
Annie
Doucette
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Chester R. Lawrence
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Rockport
Ida
Mitchell
Smith Tuttle
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Omaha
Perkins
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Stony Brook
Turner
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Thomaston
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Carter
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Bulman
Raritan River
N. J
Potomac
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City of Ata
Savannah
Old Dominion
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Avona
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Clementsport
Sam Slick
Hantsport
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St. Martin’s
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Rooklyn
B. Amboy
Lykens
Berge Thomaston
Dore Thade
Gloucester
Hummbad
Seeton
Ph Hia
Banking Reticence Amid Provident Securities Inquiry
Ray at torney Albert S. Hall, one of thadteach ers of the Provident Securities and ing Company, said authorities are diligently investigating the circumstances. He cannot predict the final outcome or deposits for depositors, adding the clarification will take weeks.
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Albert S. Hall
Boston Custom House to keep aged workers
Shaw announces that the aged men at the Boston Custom House will not be removed. He says he never intended dismissing anyone for old age.
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Washington
Shaw
Boston Custom House
Woman kills husband to protect girl in Maryland
In Cumberland Maryland Mrs Ige Fogle shot and killed her husband while protecting a little girl from a brutal assault The district attorney announced she will not be prosecuted for the killing
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Cumberland
Ige.Fogle
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