Adverse News Aids Bears In Their Work
Wall Street traders faced a dour session as stocks slid with large blocks of Union Pacific Reading and others retreating amid calls of potential manipulation and crop news. Prices across major names showed losses while some small caps and select industrials edged higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Union Pacific
Reading
Delaware & Hudson
State Street
Europe
New York Central
Amalgamated
Atchison
St. Paul
Great Northern
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Steel Common
New York Stock Exchange
Boston curb market shows quiet trading and varied gains
Boston curb trading was subdued with Bosnyocolo leading activity at 12 to 13 cents for 45,050 shares. Sutton Bay rose to 80 cents, Amalgamated Nevada moved from 21 8 to 29 16, and Rosario traded 69 to 50 cents, closing at 55 cents. The day’s price movements and total sales are listed in the accompanying table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amalgamated
Copper Range
North Butte
Quincy
Tamarack
Wolverine
Boston & Maine
Greene-Cananea
Bosnyocolo
Sutton Bay
Nevada
Rosario
J. Thomas Reinhardt
Exchange Place
Boston
Wall Street
Argenta
Auto Force
Bernes King Weer
Batopilas
Bay State Gas Sa
Bingham Central
Bingham Marine Si
Black Mountain
Bonanza Belt
Boston Calaveras
Boston & Cobalt
Boston-Corbin
B& IL
Clyde Steamship
Cobalt Central
Colum M & D Ic
Amer Tel & Tel
Cumberland Ely
Atchison
Davis-Daly Cer
Dominion Copper Om
Vanee Ry
East Butte
Na Ely Consolidated
Atlroads
Foster Cobalt
Furnace Creek
Giroux Eee
Bos & Low
Bos & Me
Union Pac
Sup & Ariz
Majestic
Manhattan
Arcadian
Ori
Bingham
ScKinley-Cobalt
Cal & Ari
National
M & Ex Vt
Nevada-Douglas
Daly-West
Nevada-Utah
Elm River
Michigan
Mont Ceal
Silver Queen Stewart
Santa Fe
Sup & Bos Ab
Ee Se
Shynos Shannon
Superior Copper
Os Tamarack
Sup & Pitts Pee Eee
Trinity
Sutton
United
Troy Manhattan
Victoria
Washington
Utah
Union
Car & & Foundry
Reeves
Am Express
Locomotive Zoo
Am Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison A Ee
Atlantic Coast Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Central Leather
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicer Mni & St Paul
ORB
Tistillers Securities
General Electric
Great Northern
Miinais Central Ae
Kan City
Louisville & Nashville
Mexican Central
St P & S
Missouri Pacific
Pacific Mail
Ohi
Pennsylvania
Prilman Palace
Republic Steel
Rock Island
Sloss
Sheffield
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Toledo, St Louis & West
Union Pacific Ee
Wells Fargo Express
Westinghouse F Electric
Wis Sentral
Wage Increase for Elevator Constructors in Boston
Otis Elevator Company signs the 1907 wage scale with Boston Elevator Constructors Union 4. The three year agreement raises journeymen wages from $3.60 to $3.90 per day, then to $4.00 on May 6 1909, with helpers increasing from $2.50 to $2.70 and to $2.80 on May 6 1909. A Saturday half holiday is granted year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Elevator Company
Boston Elevator Constructors
Union 4
East Boston Man John H. Ryder Dies at 2:30 A.M.
John H. Ryder of 23 Jeffries Street East Boston died at his home at 2:30 A.M. from typhoid fever. He was a receiving clerk at American Sugar Refinery and a noted literary club secretary and amateur swimmer. He leaves a widow and one child. Funeral Thursday at 2 P.M. from St. Marys Church. burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.
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John H. Ryder
Jeffries Street
First Boston
American Sugar Refinery Company
Ryder
Boston
St. Mary's
St. Mary's Church
Woodlawn Cemetery
Real estate dealer charged with perjury in straw bail case
John P. Lillebach of 389 Columbus Avenue and 65 Dartmouth Street was arrested by inspectors and held on $4000 bond for the June grand jury. He is charged with furnishing straw bail to pockets and with perjury for allegedly swearing on April 12 that he owned real estate at 16 Grant Street Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Lillebach
Columbus Avenue
Dartmouth Street
Sullivan
Barry
Municipal Criminal Court
Grant Street
Somerville
Boy Burned by Matches Serious Injuries at Home
George Whalen four years old living at 564 Park Street Dorchester was badly burned on the body and face while playing with matches yesterday afternoon. He was rushed to City Hospital where his condition is listed as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Whalen
Park Street
Dorchester
City
Doan's Kidney Pills Credited By Boston Resident
A Boston resident, N. McNichol of 18 Lawrence Street, testifies he suffered loin and kidney pain for years before using Doan's Kidney Pills. After a few doses the pain eased and full relief followed, with no return in five years. Sold by dealers, 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Boston
N. McNichol
Lawrence Street
Mass
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Financial Totals From Listed and Unlisted Investments
The record shows alx-divy and bx-rights paid. Total sales include listed stocks of 22 713 shares bonds valued at 46 000 dollars and unlisted stocks totaling 12 465 shares.
Will of John C. Haynes filed. large charitable bequests listed
The will of late musical publisher John C. Haynes, valued around 2 million, filed in Suffolk Probate Court. Bequests include 1000 to several institutions, thousands to Boston groups, and 20 000 to trustees John D. Long and Thomas Williams for sisterly interests. grandchildren to be judged with heirs. The Barnes will dispute moves to Supreme Court. Judge Morton dismisses creditor objections and favors beneficiaries and heirs-at-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Haynes
Suffolk County
Haynes
Franklin Square
George L. Perin
Brookline
New England Hospital For Women and Children
Associated Charities of Boston
Perkins Institution For the Blind
See
Religious Association of America
American Unitarian Association
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
South Congregational Church
Boston
Berkeley Temple
John D. Long
Hingham
Thomas Williams
Charles I
Smith
Louisa Pierce Barnes
Newton
Charles H. Barnes
Supreme Court
Morton
Middlesex Clerk of Courts
East Cambridge
Probate
Barnes
Negligence Said To Cause Harlem Express Wreck
New York May 7 The State Board of Railroad Commissioners finds that a weak track caused the Brewster express derailment on the Harlem division of the New York Central railroad on Feb 16, killing 24 passengers and injuring 143. It states the weakness was reported to officials and that the Harlem division superintendent failed to warn engineers, violating his duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harlem
New York Central Railroad
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Children to Attend Bowdoin Club Party in Dorchester
The Columbus Club of Dorchester plans a children's party at the club building on Pleasant Street next Saturday afternoon. Mothers sisters and other feminine friends of the members act as the committee of arrangements. Children will wear fancy costumes and invite many of their little friends to join the fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bowdoin
Columbus Club
Dorchester
Pleasant Street
Runaway Horses Shatter Drug Store Window in Cambridge
A team from the Independent Ice Company ran away on Third Street East Cambridge at 2 PM yesterday while delivering ice. The runaway wagon dragged the horse team at high speed. the wagon pole broke the plate glass of Frank E B McMillin's drug store, but the pole struck a post inside, preventing entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank EB. McMillin
Third Street
East
Cambridge
Independent Ice Company
Woman's body found in coal yard in Bridgeport
The body of Mrs. George Walker missing from her home for nearly a week was found in Frank Miller's coal yard, in the Buckwheat pit, buried under coal. Officials stated the manner of death whether suicide foul play or accident remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
George Walker
Frank Miller
Knights of Columbus Council 170 to mark 11th anniversary
Hawmut Council 170 of the Knights of Columbus will commemorate the 11th anniversary of its institution at Hotel Langham tomorrow evening. A large attendance of members and friends is expected. The arrangements committee includes Hon. David D. Leahy as chairman with H. Joseph Quinn John A. Finn Patrick J. Sullivan and Michael J. Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawmut Council 170
Knights of Columbus
Hotel Langham
David D. Leahy
H. Joseph Quinn
John A. Finn
Patrick J. Sullivan
Michael J. Sullivan
Cleveland Cobalt Buy Assertion Promotes Strong Mining Prospect
A stock pitch touts the Cleveland Cobalt property in the Cobalt district. It cites a large native silver cobalt vein, over 120 acres, more than ten veins, and a maxed power plant enabling profitable operations and dividends. The narrator urges immediate purchase through brokers or in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cleveland
Nipissing
Cliveland
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New York Telephone Company
New York City
F. P. Fish
T. N. Wall
Michigan Copper Company
C. R. Corning
J. W. Howe
Michigan Mining Company
Georgia Railway & Electric Company
Mines Company of America
Needham
Blake Bros. & Co
Charles G. Smith
Charles G. Gates & Co
Hooley, Learnard & Co
Hooley, Learnard &Smith
Great Northern Railway
Ely
Nev
Alfia
Giroux
Wimberly
Old Colony Trust Company
Parrot Silver & Copper Company
Butte
Montana
National Biscuit Company
Books
Union Institution of Savings
Majestic Copper Company
Old Hickory
Quincy Mining Company
Puritan Trust Company
William R. Dresser
Bucke Township
Boston Cobalt Company
William E. Soule
New York Funds
Treasury
Reichsmarks Eee
Chicago
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Toda
East Boston
Lillebach
wGl
Edison el
Georgia
Mackay
U S Steel
Isle Royale
Aha
la Salle
SO Swift & Co
U S
Bonanza Belt Copper Company
Bonanza Belt Copper Co
Broad Street
Edwards Pr. O. Box 2102
The
Wall Street Journal
Columbia Boucht
F.B. Locke & CO
Congress St
Cleveland Cobalt
S. Rongre
Crawley Street
Franklin SQ
John C Haynes
K. OF
C. Children’s Party
Shawmut Council
Congress Street
Larder Lake Proprietary Goldfields
Ontario
A. N. Wort Sherbrooke
Chas
A. Waterous
Col
G. Sterling Ryerson
Toronto
Lew V. Ulrey
Fort Wayne
Ind
John F. Marskey
Saginaw
Midh
Kington
M. P
T. Herbert Lennox, Esq
D. H. Piper
London
Ont
wHranthorad
Wit
P. Kirkegaard, Esq
M.E
F. P. Buck
Deloro
Sherbrooke
Que
P. Kirkegaard
M. E
Messrs
Hornblower & Weeks
Commission
State ST
Broadway
Monroe St
Corey, Milliken & 60
Bankers
Union Pacific Pressed Steel
Butte & Bradley
GEO. C. Brown & CO
Whitehall St
Little, Hunt CO
Kilby Street
Phone
H. A. Brown & CO
Cobalt
Larder
Tull
Mount Marion Mining CO
F. B. Locke & CO
Mohawk
Western Exchanges
Curb Inter-Trust Security Co
Goldfield
Worcester
Water St
NEW England Telephone and Telegraph Company
William R. Driver
Oy Stock Exchange
Corb
Almond
BP. O
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