Prices React After Show of Strength On Wall Street
Wall Street bids and trims in a day of indecision as traders react to mixed crop signals and the anticipated government report. Union Pacific and Reading lead a broad decline amid crop concerns while several mines and rail stocks show limited gains before closing near session lows.
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Wall Street
State Street
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Canadian Pacific
Commission
London
Amalgamated
Atchison
Anaconda
Delaware & Hudson
Great Northern
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Southern Pacific
Steel Common
New York Stock Exchange
Boston Market Finds Mixed Price Movements on May Day
The Boston Market records a mixed course in stock and bond prices with total daily sales noted. The summary lists varying gains and declines across key issues, reflecting a cautious trading day in financial markets.
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Boston
Boston curb market shows moderate gains in trading day
Curb stock trading on a moderate scale with most issues higher. Batopilas rises from 81-4 to 85-3. Quartette advances from 193-8 to 20 on dividend hopes. Van Horn stocks Acme Consolidated and Bos nyocolo gain with the latter at a new high of 12 cents. Union Copper starts around 21-4, Micmac climbs from 41-4 to 51-8 on New York buying, with fluctuations and total sales listed.
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Victoria
Copper Range
North Butte
Quincy
Utah
New York
Tamarack
Wolverine
Amalgamated
Balaklala
Greene Cananea
Utah Consolidated
Batopilas
Quartette
van Horn
Acme Consolidated
Bosnyocolo
Union Copper
J.thomas Reinhardt
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Acme
Nevada
Rotary
Bingham Central
Bingham Mary
Boston Calaveras
Boston Cobalt
Boston-Corbin
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Boswyocolo
Bullfrog Mines Inc
Bullfrog Min
Butte Cent . Ee
Do Ref
Butte & London
Clyde Steamship
Cobalt Central
Columbia M & D
Consol G & S
Copper Securities
Cumberland Ely
Davis-Daly
Dominion Copper
East Butte Eee
Glenevis
Laramie
Majestic
Manhattan
Manhattan Transit
Pioneer
Raven Quartette
Utah-Apex
Union
Emsigee Paren
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison Eaee
Atlantic Coast Line
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Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
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Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil & St Pon
Colorado Fuel & Iron
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Ontario & West
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Irepublic Steel
Ta ‘Rock Island Co
Sloss Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Raed, Louis & West
Union Pacific Evertene
Carolina
New York Bonds Closing Quotations Monday May 6
New York bonds closed with quotes noted for May 6 compared to Saturday levels. The report lists price movements and yields across several bond categories reflecting market shifts.
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United States Smelting Report 1906 Earnings and Metals Output
The United States Smelting Company reports for the year ended December 31, 1906. Consolidated earnings show total gross of 3 927 507 with depreciation and expenses detailed. Metals produced include copper 38 856 287 pounds valued at 6 591 067, lead 27 828 044 pounds, silver 4 832 292 ounces, and gold 162 557 ounces with alloy composition and mine tonnage noted.
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Briscoe
Siscosis
Sisiols
Ale
Rgsbeein Cesar Paapomp
Lis Aces
U.s
U. S
S& Ver
Boy of 1¢ Weds Orphan in Providence Romance
Charles B. Smith aged 17, son of William H. Smith of 567 Washington Street, married Celia M. Downing aged 19, an orphan living in the Smith household, in Providence after securing consent from her fiancé’s father. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. W. Osterhout at Broadway Baptist Church.
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Charles B. Smith
William H. Smith
Washington Street
Providence
R. I
Celia M. Downing
Mr. Smith
Plaintiff Jailed After Verdict In Chelsea Railway Suit
William F. Glass, plaintiff in a $5000 personal injury suit against the Boston & Northern Street Railway Company, was committed to jail by Judge Stevens after a jury verdict for the defendant. Glass was held in $500 bail following the ruling in the fifth session of the Superior Criminal Court.
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William F. Glass
Boston & Northern Street Railway Company
Stevens
Superior Criminal Court
Chelsea
City Teaming Con Contractors Vote to Raise Wages
Boston teaming contractors meeting at the Hotel Langham voted to raise wages beginning tomorrow. Double teams will earn no less than 6 dollars per day and single teams 8.50. Current rates are 5 and 8 dollars. About 180 members attended led by President Jere P. O'Reardon. They supply roughly 600 teams a day to the city including water wagons. The group will inform Mayor Fitzgerald and the executive committee will meet him at 11 a.m.
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Texas
Galveston
Houston
Adventure Consolidated Mining Company
Brady
Butte
Anaconda
Osceola Mining Company
Federal Sugar Refining Company
Arizona Commercial Copper Company
Black Hawk
Cochise
Amster
William E. Soule
Boston
Langham
Fitzgerald
Jere P. O’reardon
Shot his bride after wedding night in South Franklin
John Danelio fled after a late night shooting at the couple's new home in South Franklin. Frances Danelio, his bride of one day, was wounded with bullets and stab wounds and remained hospitalized with slim hopes of recovery. Her father in law, who slept nearby, found her after hearing shots and the groom had vanished.
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John Danelio
Frances Danelio
Franklin Hospital
Mr. Danelio
Tornado Kills Two in Texas
A North Texas storm brought wind and rain with tornadolike twists causing at least two deaths and widespread damage. Deport suffered residence damage and a Baptist parsonage destroyed. crops and barns were blown down as telegraph lines failed.
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Fort Worth
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Texas
Deport
Paris
Douglass Succeeds Davis as Health Board Chief Clerk
Mayor Fitzgerald announced John J. Douglass of East Boston has been appointed chief clerk to the Board of Health, succeeding Charles E. Davis. Davis will become an ordinary clerk with the same $3000 annual salary.
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Board of
Fitzgerald
John J. Douglass
Board of Health
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Rumor of Peace Conference with Mayor and McNary
City Hall buzzed with rumors of a peace conference between Mayor Fitzgerald and ex Congressmen McNary and the Samoset Club leader. The schedule and topic remained unclear with both men denying confirmed talks while a reporter sought comment amid chatter of alliances and potential Friday or Saturday meetings.
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McNary
Samoset Club
City Hall
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