Chicago Telephone declares quarterly dividend of 2 percent
Chicago Telephone Company announces a quarterly dividend of 2 percent. The books close on June 27 and reopen on July 1.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1910
Page
14
Calendar for today books open meetings national mining
Calendar note signals today with events on bookings and open meetings in the national mining sector. Reads like a brief agenda item listing upcoming sessions and organizational notes for the day.
Fire engine strikes cyclist in city collision
Sebastian Pasco, 22, of 2 Phipps Place, narrowly escaped serious harm when chemical engine No. 22 struck his bicycle at the Washington Street and Boylston Street corner. He suffered only lacerations to hands and arms. he was sent home after examination at City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebastian Pasco
Phipps Place
Washington and
Boylston Streets
Washington Street
Pasco
New York Stock Seats Decline Again
Stock Exchange seats declined in price with two memberships transferred for 75,000 dollars each. The transfers involved the late David Lapsy to George H. Bull and B. T. Kingsford to A. Graves Ely, compared with 78,000 dollars paid on March 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
David Lapsy
George H. Bull
B. T. Kingsford
A. Graves Ely
Households Share Cost-Saving Tips From Sunday Post
New England housewives discuss stretching household budgets using Sunday Post guidance. Readers share practical tips on domestic management, cooking plans, and thrifty shopping to offset high living costs in their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Sunday Post
Markets Reflect Better Trading Tone
Markets reflect improved trading as New York sales reach 825,700 shares and Boston 48,224 with Steel common leading in New York and Amalgamated Copper in Boston. Gains and losses swing through major issues while money rates ease as foreign exchange stabilizes, supporting bullish sentiment amid hoped soundness of rail bond sales and Paris listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Steel Common
Amalgamated Copper
Brooklyn Union Gas
Ann Arbor
S.S
Maine
State Street
Bears
William Rockefeller
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago & St. Louis
Ladenburg, Thulman & Co
National Railways of
Mexico
Paris
Kansas & Texas
New York City
Sterling Exchange
Reading
Union Pacific
Amalgamated
Dulness
Lake Copper
Giroux Consolidated
Giroux
United Fruit
Shoe Machinery
Massachusetts
Boston Market Bond Prices Report May 5
The Boston Market issue outlines the day’s stock and bond price movements, total sales for the session, and a comparison to the previous close, beginning with a section on bonds and continuing through market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston and Lowell bid notices set for May deadlines
Boston seeks bids by May 6 for a temporary 10000 loan maturing in 1910 while Lowell invites bids by May 10 for 118000 in 4 per cent bonds including sewer and street improvement issues dated May 1 1910. Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic notes offer 20 percent cash plus new three year notes at 80 percent with par at maturity, and New London Northern Railroad finances 1500000 in 4 per cent 30 year bonds to retire floating debt. Municipal notes and government issues listed in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cotton Oil Company
Lowell
Mass
Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic R. A
Atlantic & Birmingham Construction Co
The
Railroad Commission
New London & Northern R. R. Co
Boston curb market shows mixed day with notable copper drops
Boston on May 5 reports mixed gains and losses across the curb list. Mackinaw Copper fell from 55 to 25 cents amid 900 shares traded. Massachusetts Coal and Power slid to 55 cents from 69, later rebounding to 65. National Mining Exploration dropped to 30.5 from 38, closing at 83. Other notable movers include Ohio Copper, Calaveras Copper, Rhode Island Coal, and several copper plays. Willet hit a record low of 2.12. Active curb list details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West T & T
Atchison Bus & Eeessene
Albany
Ae & Maine
Pacific Tee Ee
Union Pacific
West End Eensee
Adventure
Avlouez
Ewne
Arizona
Atlantic Web Eneese
Butte Coalition
Cal & Arizona
Franklin
Michigan
Nevada
North Butte
Old Dominion
Winona Se
New England
Bos & W
Torrington
United Fruit
United Shoe M
East Butte
North Lake Ee
Super & Pitts
Swift & Co
US Coal & Oil
Ao S
Ewe Ae
Utah Apex Ih
Smelt & R
Ate&sre
East
Ohio
Beth Steel
Bklyn R
Brunswick
Go & SP
Le&w Setae Age
Long Island Ee
Louis Nash
Mer Marine
Minn
Lee
E&nh
Nor Nor & West
Nor Pac
Reading
Rock Island
Sears Roebuck
Usciperf
U_S
U_S Steel
Utah
Uae
Westinghouse
Maryland
West Union
Wé&Le 2d Pr
Boston
Mackinaw Copper
Massachusetts Coal & Power
National Mining Exploration
Ohio Copper
Calaveras Copper
Rhode Island Coal
China
Maritime Exploration
First National
Inspiration
Cactus Copper
Ely Central
Rawhide Mining
Bay Central
Boston Ely
Laramie
Acme
Majestic
Champion
Calumet Corbin
Corbin Copper
Willet
Wpl
Shipping News Delivers Fish Cargo And Harbor Work
Nine arrivals at the wharf, 198,700 pounds of groundfish with haddock, cod, hake, pollock, cusk and halibut. Harriett and Ida M. Silva landings noted. Lobsters plentiful in the wholesale market. Steamers Boston and A. W. Perry bring crates from Yarmouth and Halifax. Haddock and cod prices listed. Priscilla wreck near Fort Warren. rescue and repairs underway. Malden touches Twenty-Five Foot Shoal but sustains no damage. Barges contract awarded to Green & Son for harbor transport. competing Bath firm time dispute. Gloucester crews return from Niagara wreck voyage. Alpha yacht to dry dock. Visit yacht to Lawley’s basin, plan for summer deployment.
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T Wharf
Harriett
Ida M. Silva
Boston
Yarmouth
A. W. Perry
Halifax
N. S
Haddock
Teeveesees
B. B. Domingoes
Annie Perry
Fort Warren
Union
Robert Anderson
DeWolf
Gloucester
Marine Railway
Malden
Newport News
Everett
Merchants & Miners Transportation Company
Richard T. Green & Son
Chelsea
Norfolk
Bath
Bath Company
Green & Son
Ernest Kilpatrick
Niagara
Canso Harbor
Yar
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Full of Harbor Arrivals
Shipping news lists arrivals and clearances from Portsmouth to South Amboy, detailing steamers and schooners such as Iverna, Hawes, Governor Cobb, Governor Dingley, Mayflower, Menominee, and Sunlight. It records ports, destinations, and towing barges with numerous vessel names and routes in a period-typical maritime ledger.
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Iverna
Potter
Liver
Queenstown
A. W. Perry
Hawes
Halntes S
Boston
Simms
Yarmouth
Cobb
Allan
St. John
Eastport
Portland
Juniata
James
Folk
Malden
Smith
Newport News
Cummings
Batavia
Winter
Thompson
New York
Camden
Bangor
Dingley
Blair
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Gloucester
Darris
New Bedford
Paoli
McGoldrick
Malvern
Ford
Portsmouth
South Amboy
Ersey
Baker
Lynn
Philadelphia
Maitland
N. S
Leonard G. Christopher
Dorchester
N. RB
Esparza
Port Limon
Kershaw
North Berkshire
James S. Whitney
Yorkings Valley Forge
Indian Ridge
Prise and
Preston
Nottingham
Port John
F. Scully
Norfolk
Patience
Occidental
Hampshire and Garden
Baltimore
Swatara
Cymru
Musket
Nesquehoning
Abethport
Searsport
Francis C. Hersey
Beechwood
Ly Boswell
Atea Astral
Sunlight
Macorig
William B. Palmer
Norfon
Wins $700 from Quincy in suit
Dedham May 5 By Judge Loranus E Hitchcock filing with clerk Louis A Cook the Nor folk Superior Court John M O'Brien a foreman in the Quincy sewer department will recover about 700 in wages he says are due him The suit contends he passed the civil service exam with a high grade and proved fully competent to perform his duties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Loranus E. Hitchcock
Louis A. Cook
Norfolk
Rhode Island whiskey analysis prompts action review
Thad Sample of confiscated whiskey, 68 percent purified wood alcohol, linked to 14 deaths since April 8 in Westerly area, summarized today by John R. Groff, state chemist, to Attorney General William B. Greenough. Greenough had not decided future state actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Pure Food Commission
John RE. Groff
State Food and Commission
Attorne
William B. Greenough
S.i
Greenough
Turtle Amends Eight Hour Bill to Strike Prima Facie Clause
Senator William Turtle proposed an amendment to the eight hour bill yesterday removing the prima facie clause. He argued that workers exceeding eight hours would not automatically prove employer guilt, a point Governor Draper warned could trigger a veto if reconsidered. The measure was postponed to Tuesday at Turtle’s request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Turtle
Draper
Turtle
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Boston Curb Exchange
John W. O’mealey
James B. Dealy
John W.o’mealey
Austin & Souther
Boston Curb
Maritime
Exploration
Maritime Exploration Company, Ltd
Coveney & Murphy
Congress Street
Fort Hill
T. F. Gagen & Co
J. Edwin Bradshaw
Doane St
National Mining and Exploration
James J. Benelisha & Co
Doane Street
Brady & Co
Devonshire St
Tobacco Oeerae
Chicago Subway
Cobalt Central
Carisa Tee Eee
Wwe
Davis Daly
McKinley-Darragh
Miami
Olio
Rawhide Coalition
Ray Central
Ray Consolstew Ee
Superior & Pitts
Union Mines
Yukon
Salt Lake
Charlies A. Stoneham & Co
Beck Tunnel
Bullock Heenan
Carisa
Wwe Twans Wis
Colorado Eeeees
Columbus
Cons Sco
Daly Junge
Grand Central
Tower Mammoth
Little Bell
Mountain Lake
Prince
Nevada Hills
King Coalition
Enver Ies
Eeeas
Waale Saw
Chicago
National Mining
Nevada-Utah
Mazatan
Ohio, Steel
Southern Pacific
Great Novern
St. Paul
Lake
Davis-Daly
Massal
So. Pacific
Oopers
H. A. Brown & CO
Curb Exchange
State St
Banigan Bldg
Broadway
Broad St
Whitney, Watson
TEL
Fred’k F. Bryant
Richard A. Stuetzel
F.F. Bryant & CO
Bankers
Congress ST
A. Worthen
C.B. Belt & CO
Calumet & Corbin
Chief Consolidated
New Baltic
Oneco
James H. Fitzpatrick
Thomas J. McAuliffe
James H Fitzpatrick
Gourd Exchan
William E. Soule
United Copper Company
Canadian Timber Lands
Pittsburg Coal Lands
F. A. Heinze
Heinze
Bank of England
Tata Eawed
R. W. Roloson
Diamond Match Company
C. H. Palmer
F. A. Hardy
F. M. Clough
Eesaeres
Wseenee
Boston Clearings
Sub-Treasury
Humboldt
Laramies
la Rose
Geiss
Mackinaw
Mason Valley
Mines Co
Amer
Mollie Gibson
Douglas Fees
Baltic
Oneco Setae
Raven Settee Wee
Rawhide
R I Coal
Sheen Ee
San Antonio
Shawmut Tee
Silver Queen
South Lake
Winthrop
Municipal
Brooklyn
Ches & O
Chic & al
Chic & N
RI & P
Col Midiland
Ol & So
Conw Ry & L
den & R G
Si Distillers
Green Bay & W Bs
Interbo
S & W Coal
L& N
Moh & Mal
Sus
Penn
Seeesee
Im&sufy
T Southwest
San An & Ar
Southern Pac Ist
Westinghie el & Mfg
Wiscon Cent Tenet
Sepoute Mhs
Peete Ewe
Acme Consol
Devel
Arizpe
Bay State Gas
Bohemia
Boston Mintone
Calaveras
Seeree BT
Cal & Corbin
Champiom
Corbin
Milk Street
Allis Chalmers
Ereree
Amer H
T&s
K &C
N. G
Eamely
Phelan
Sylvester Mitchell
Y Johnson
Charles B. Nelson
Simpson’s
Lawley’s
Southton
Line
Lance E
London
Ster
Shipping News
Menominee
Antwerp
Viaadelphia
Elsh Prince
Cole
Abbie Keast
Pasboro
Jessie A
Bishop
Jacksonvile
Quincy
Savings Bank Depositors
F. F. Blanchard
Parker & CO
Ie Rie
A. H. MacKenzie
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