Liquidation Pushes Northern Pacific Upsurge in New York Market
The New York market sees two active bidders as Northern Pacific and Union Pacific common drive liquidation of the general list. Moffett stock climbs on call. St Paul and Canadian Pacific swing amid volatile trading. The Standard Oil dividend rises to 12 dollars a share payable June 15 with a total 32 million dollars disbursed this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Moffey
St. Paul
Canadian Pacific
Bingham Mining Company
William Odlin
Bingham
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
O. BE. Weller
Hornblower & Weeks
Europe
Etruria
William A. Paine
Helvetia Mining Company
James H. Seager
Tucson
Ariz
Helvetia
Gaston
Amalgamated
Boston & Montana
Butte & Boston
Arcadia
Centennial
Mohawk
Mary Harrison
Merced Gold Minin Company
California
Hill- Morgan
Wormsers
New_York board
New York Central
Northwestern
Reading
Morean Tage Igte
Leyland
Delaware
Jersey Central
Communipaw
Los- High- Sae
Ing. Atchison Rales
Canada Southern
Ches & Qhio
Louis
Seebes
East
Illinois
C & St Louserene
Craecks Southern
St Pref
del & Hudson
Denver & R Giscseecess
Great Northern
Hocking Valle
Illinois Central
Erie ‘& Western
Louisville & Nashville
Manhattan L
Metropolitan St Ry
Minn
St Tou
Missouri Pacific
Bop
Newark Central
Norfolk & Immens Te
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
St Louis
San Fran
Wheeling
Brooklyn Rapidansit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Continental Tobacco
General Electric Sbobiewad
Aeti North American
BP Pacific Mall
People’s Gas
Peeereseeren
Foe Palace Car
Tenn Coa & Iron
England Telephone and Telegraph Company Dividend Notice
The England Telephone and Telegraph Company declares a dividend of $1.50 per share to stockholders of record at the close of business on April 25, 1901. The transfer books close from April 96 to May 14, 1901, both dates inclusive, and the dividend will be paid on May 1, 1901.
Stockholders warned of Bingham Consolidated merger plans
Notice to stockholders outlines creation of Bingham Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company Maine incorporation with 10 million capital, 260000 shares, exchange ratio 1 new for 2 old, 50000 new shares for mine groups and Copper Belt Railway, plus 1 million cash. Plans endorsed by 76 percent, exchange period May 8 1901 at Federal Trust Boston with blank endorsements required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company
Maine
Bingham Copper & Gold Mining Company
Dalton & Lark
Brooklyn
Antelope
Copper Belt Railway
Rio Grande Western Railroad
Bingham
Bingham District
Federal Trust Company
Milk Street
Boston
Bingham Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company
Mining Debates and Developments Across Several Mines
The Boston News Bureau notes ongoing feuds involving F A Heinze and C O Geer over absorbent mergers of mining firms. Geer fights to undo a Clear Grit sale to Anaconda, backed by Heinzes, while Centennial and Kearsage weis undergo shifts. Isle Royale mill tests promise initial output but warn of risks. Michigan Mining re elects directors and plans unwatering with later assessment. San Diego Land and Town directors authorize fresh funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston News Bureau
F. A. Heinze
C. O. Geer
Nipper
Geer
Heinzes
Centennial
Kearsage
Tamarack
San Diego Land and Town Company
Isle Royale
Pinkham
Boston Markets Lists Railroads Session Figures
In Boston on May 7 the highest and lowest sales and the closing bid and asked prices for New York Stock Market railroads were reported, outlining today’s trading range for the sector.
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Boston
Ex dividend and payments recorded for listed stocks and bonds
Ex dividend noted and second instalment paid. Assessment settled. Total sales show listed stocks totalling 44,794 shares with bonds at $54,580, unlisted stocks 21,753 shares with bonds of $7,000.
Wedding Decorations Echo Biuty and Classic Editor Jibe
A new reporter covers wedding decor with a playful misprint about beauty. The city editor notes the reporter’s feeble grasp of aesthetics as he sketches the scene and its festive setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
First Veteran Actor Exchange in Tit-Bita
A Tit-Bita item records a veteran actor asking about a good engagement and pay while another Secomi veteran jokes about not getting salary but eating a huge beefsteak in the second act. The dialogue reflects stage life and humorous backstage banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Secomi
St Mary's Infant Aid Society to Host May Festival
A May 11 festival at Mechanics Building benefits St. Marys Infant Asylum Dorchester. The new five story 53 by 100 foot brick building with fireproof stairs will expand capacity and services for foundlings and the lying-in hospital. The asylum, incorporated in 1874, cared for 48 children last year and over 12 090 since opening, costing about 3 dollars weekly per child. The institution relies on public charity with no endowment and is guided by officers of the St Marys Infant Aid Society led by President Mrs M C Towle and Rev Peter Rohan as spiritual director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s Infant Asylum
Dorchester
St. Mary’s Infant Aid Society
St. Mary's Infant Aid Society
M. C. Towle
P. F. McDonald
Mary McTiernan
Euphemia
Peter Rohan
New York
Unday
Azazel
Louis
Millionthaler
Attack on Rabbi Fleischser Stirs Boston Jewish Debate
Letter from Louis Millionthaler attacks Rabbi Fleischser over a Hebrew Christian idea and calls out alleged ignorance of Jewish religion and history. The piece ridicules reform tactics, links the rabbi to political maneuvering, and predicts the 1904 election sermons during a tense public exchange on faith and identity.
Debate Challenge By Intercollegiate Prohibition Group
The Intercollegiate Prohibition Association of Massachusetts issued a challenge to anti prohibition groups for a debate on May 16 at Bromfield Street Church. Edward Doherty may present the affirmative for up to twenty minutes with a reply by a representative of the other side. The secretary states prohibitionists see the saloon as a moral obstacle and insist other parties offer no competing stance on the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intercollegiate Prohibition Association of
Massachusetts
Edward Doherty
Intercollegiate Prohibition Association
Bromfield’ Street
Pigngen
Enerection Party
Doherty
Neive
Sion
H. Nslb
Ponittive " Association of Massachusetts
Boston
Letter on Bernhardt Sumichrast row and Alliance Francaise
A reader letter objects to M de Sumichrast as Boston Cambridge Alliance Francaise delegate. It accuses the French consul group of favoritism toward English speakers and critiques his loyalty to France, citing Churchill remarks and American-French ties with Washington and Lafayette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bargy
Columbia University
l’Alliance Francaise of
Paris
Boston-Cambridge
M. de Sumichrast
Boston
Tremont Temple
Lafayette
l’Alliance Francaise
L’utilite. Publique
Washington
Herald
Alliance Francaise
Harvard
Belge
M. du Boumantelle
Alliance of Paris
M. de Ray Rast
Orla
France
Change of life remedies advertised by Dr. Pierce
An article promoting Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and related remedies as a solution for the female change of life. It includes testimonials from women in Missouri and Georgetown praising improved health, regularity, and relief from pain, with assurances of no alcohol or narcotics. Also advertises Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser for preventive health guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parece
Pierce
Charles E
Georgetown
Dr. Pierce
Dr. A
EB. Whalen
Holden, Johnson Co
Freres
Cai Gg
Pie Y
R. V. Pierce
Buffato, N. Y
Controversy over French Society Use of Slurs Alleged
The delegate and president of a French society are accused of issuing critical remarks and slurs. The incident is noted as not surprising to contemporaries who keep pace with French culture, with a May 6, 1901 reference and an officier’s comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamplinder A
Civil Court Docket Shows Mixed Tort and Contract Rulings
A record of several cases from the Superior Civil Court across multiple sessions. Notable items include a $100 verdict for a plaintiff in an assault case, and various actions for damages from $5000 to $20,000 involving railroad collisions and contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Civil Court
Bell
Michael Larrity
Anthony Neleson
Doherty
Nelson
James D. Hill
John L. Sheehan
John B. Moran
Morris Whitman
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Washington Street
G. F. Williams
MF Dickinson
Sherman
Robert McGee
Boston Elevated Railroad Company
Haymarket Square
Veredict
H. C. Long
G. T. Morgan
M. F. Dickinson
Charles Dickinson
Hamilton Woollen Company
Ww. T. Raimey Et al
Hutchins & Wheeler
J. R. Murphy
Richardson
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Standard Oil
W. F. Dever & CO. Commission
Hotel Savoy
Summer St
State ST
Boston Penny Savings Bank
WM. H. Durkee
England Telephone and Telegraph Company
William R. Driver
Newna
H. M
Cleman
Boaton
Mass
Bingham Copper and Gold Mining Company
Z. A. Coram
Craneen
Nce
Ke. McCornick
John W. Werks
BE. Weller
BE. L. White
Boston Stock Sales
NEW York Stock Market
Railroads
T&s
Central Vt
M & SP
GR & W
Erie - Pg
Mt & B
Gas & Coke Butland
tAdventure
Tel & Tel
Anaconda
Arcadian
Anna Mining
Bonanza Mining
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Butte & Bos
Eeveeenee
Bat & Stk Yds
Cochiti Mi Eoen
Ee Range Mining
Eeereenee
Dom Tron & Steel
Boston Land
Elm River Mining
Erie Tel & Tetr
Franklig
Ielete Hoyas Mining
Aera Seoessen Ae
Iim
Nk Gas & Me
Old Colony
Old Dominion
Bae
Tecumseh
Tennessee
Torrington Cl A
Trimountain
Trinity Tan
Union C. Mining
Lé& Eee
United Fruit
United Shoe M
Et al
Victoria Mining
West End St See
Winona Mining
Wolverine Mining
Wyandot Mining
Mechanics’ Building
F. B. Conlin
ST. Mary's Infant B Asylum
Rabbi Fleischer
Writes Millionthaler
Sir
Jesus
Rabbi Fileischer
Christ
Moses
Blotser
Senate
Free America
Abraham
Spain
Mary Om
Doverty
Prohibition Association
Emelie Alexander Marius
Mme
Sarah Sérnheardt
Heaton
Ongoraing
The
Invalids’ Hotel Surgical Institute
Buffalo, N. Y
John M. Cooley
Cambridge Street
Plainti
J. J. Scott
E. P. Saltonstall
J. J. Graham
Chapman Babcock Et al
C. Chick
D. L. Smith
C. M. Malley
Mason
Union Brewing Company
John BH. O'Neil
James W. Kenney
Same
Thomas Hunt
James F. Sweeney
R. M. McLeish
Israel Shalit
K. W. Gloag