Amalgamated Leads Markets In New York And Copper Notes
Amalgamated stock led the New York market with a strong close after a volatile session, closing near its top as other issues eased. Copper shares, including Copper Range Mohawk Centennial and Osceola, surged late with Amalgamated up to 67 after a strong half hour rally, while Boston copper prices showed mixed activity and insiders eyed higher bids.
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Wall Street
New York
Amalgamated
Rock Island
San Francisco
Erie
Missouri Pacific
Kansas
Delaware & Hudson
Reading Second Preferred
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sub-Treasury
Boston
State Street
Boston Coppers
Centennial
Mohawk
Osceola
Copper Range
Winona
Allouez
Massachusetts
Eugene N. Foss
Mexican Central Railway Company
Calumet & W
Hecla
Calumet & Hecla
Wroughton
Mich
May Cotton Price Booms in Nervous New York Market
The New York cotton market surged to 11.91 cents for May deliveries, a decade high aside from January 1901, as short interest grew and D. J. Sully and associates appeared to control supply. May closed at 10.86 cents amid nervous, feverish trading with heavy short covering and large outstanding interest. The rise followed buying by those who sold to profit from a further drop, while New Orleans saw July cotton at 11 cents, a rare convergence of both markets at this level.
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New York
D. J. Sully
New England
New Orleans
Runaway Carriage Injures Coachman on Merrimac Road
Thomas Monahan, coachman for John F. Gale, was thrown from a carriage on the Merrimac road this afternoon. He suffered a fractured skull and other injuries likely to prove fatal.
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Thomas Monahan
John FE. Gale
Merrimac Road
Amalgamated Copper Stock Books Closed for Annual Meeting
Notice that the stock certificate transfer books will be closed on Saturday May 9, 1908 at 12 noon for the annual meeting to be held June 1, 1905. Books reopen on Tuesday June 2, 1903 at 10 AM. Secretary WM G Rockefeller signs.
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Amalgamated Copper Co
Broadway
New York
WM. G. Rockefeller
Six Dividend Ex Rights and Assessment Paid
Total sales include listed stocks 11 691 shares, bonds 50 500 dollars, unlisted stocks OT57 shares. Ex rights and assessment payments completed.
Holy Ghost Hospital Benefit Concert in Cambridge
A May 12 benefit concert will be held in the Holy Ghost Hospital lecture hall Cambridge to support the institution. Participants include the Ladies mandolin class from St Joseph's Church West End Boston directress Miss Margaret T Doherty soprano Miss May Hastings contralto Miss Isabel Melville tenor Mr William W Hicks bass Mr D F Sheehan reader Mrs Myrtle Wills Morse accompanist The event features a diverse lineup of local artists.
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Holy Ghost Hospital
Cambridge
St. Joseph's Church
West End
Boston
Margaret T. Doherty
May Hastings
Isabel Melville
William W.hicks
James F. Bacon
D. F. Sheehan
Myrtle Wills Morse
Unrest and Strikes Mark Early May Trade Outlook
R. G. Dun & Co. notes rising small strikes amid labor unrest, with idle workers growing though major industries stay stable. Textile weakness persists, footwear and leather markets hold firm, and cotton prices surge, while rail earnings improve and failures rise in the U.S. weekly trade review.
Beer and Cake Vanish from Cambridge Party
Party guests at 386 Franklin Street Cambridge discover a half barrel of beer and a dozen loaves of cake missing from the cellar. A Di vision 2 policeman named Rose finds a dripping beer barrel propped on stones near the house of sorrow. No arrests for larceny reported.
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Franklin Street
Cambridge
Division 2
Rose
House of Sorrow
Sunday Services at Tremont Washington Baptist Church
A.R Dixon titled pastor at Ruggles Street church between Tremont and Washington streets. Morning 10 30 service on The Second Coming of Christ with chorus and children’s choir. Evening 7 30 service on The Power of the Risen Christ led by Professor Case with choir.
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Tremont Temple Baptist Church
George H. Ferris
New Haven
Conn
Jo. H. Rhodes
G. H. Ferris
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth
Francis H. Rowler
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Bustard
South Church
Third Church
J. Walter Sylvester
Albany
N. Y
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
H. Q. Hannum
Berkeley Temply
Berkeley Street
Tremont
William S. Kelsey
F. A. Noble
Christia
Esata
Trier Street
L. M
W. W. Downs
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Conference
Boston University of
W. YT. Faunce
Court Street
Tremont Street
M. E. Church
Tremont and
Copcord Streets
Jerusalem
Adams Chorus
Orient Male Quartet
Bible School
Tremont Temple
Caristadelphians
Arcade Hall
Washingtonian Home Sunday Temperance Meeting
Waltham Street
Boston W
Berkeley Hall
George E. Fiefield
Lynn
Brother Sexton
New York
Boston
Massachusetts Avenue
Northampton
B. Bixby
Coombs
Littlefield
Mason
Randall
Litehman
Thome
L. L. Whhiitlock
THE
Gospel OF Spirit-Return Society
Minnie M. Soule
Legion of Honor
Huntington Avenue
Harmony Hall
Washington Street
Smith
Chickering Hall
Hentington Avenue
F. A. Wiggin
Wiggin
Schubert Quartet
Exeter Street
M. D
Elizabeth Harlow
Rhoda Ward
the Sunshine
Lub
Clara EK
Strong
Thuntington Avenue
A. M. Strong
FE. Mack
Warren Street
Clifford Street
Iremont Street
Hersey
Wood
Cohen
Hall
Shirley
Marcus Hall
Pleasant and
Washbington Streets
Harvey Redding
A. S. Kenney
G. B. Mosier
Royal Putnam
D. FF. Fulnam
William Barber
Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Strrets
T. A. Blake
Tremont Street M. Ne
Sherwood
Shawmut Avenue
Canton
Brookline
George L. Perin
Judas
Perin
Potter
Warren
Israel
Buel
Mrs. Allen
Barnby
Urric String Quartet
Beyer
Gertrude Eastman
Mrs. Raymond
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Washington Streets
Dixon
D. To
Christ
Professor Case
Boston and Maine Deficit Explained by Higher Fuel Costs
The Boston and Maine Railroad reports a quarterly deficit despite higher gross earnings of 7.805 million dollars as operating expenses rose by 0.758 million. Fuel costs increased sharply, impacting net earnings by 72.6 thousand for the quarter and 106.5 thousand for the nine months.
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Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Auction Sales Of Cambridge Estates And Mansion Houses
Public auctions in Cambridge list properties at 33,187 square feet on Harvard and Inman Streets with 16 rooms and modern amenities, a Pearl Street factory site, and a brick mansion at 209 Harvard Lee Street. Each sale requires cash down payments and may be viewed prior to sale with Durant as trustee and Knights & Co as auctioneers.
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Harvard
Inman Streets
Cambridge
Harvard Street
Inman Street
W. B. Durant
Office ST Milk St
Boston
Pearl and
Valentine Streets
C. L. Jones & Co
Pearl Street
Valentine
W. Durant
Milk St
Fistate
Lee Street
West Street
Derby Lance
Derby Lane
Broadway
Tee Street
William Street
Pearl
Cambridgeport
Francis Todd
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J. YP. Bland
A. UH. Simpson
T54
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James
Plummer
Church of God and Saints of Christ
Christian Society
Paine Hall
Ellan A. Higginson
Pleasant Street
Dorchester
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Milton
Sawyer Avenue
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Boylston Street
Philo W. Sprague
St. John's Episcopal Church
Charlestown
Mass
Kiva M. Bancroft
Leah J. Nowell
Annie May Whitten
Lena I. Webber
Truet
Mendelssohn
Marston
Nevin
Phillips
George Mendall Taylor
Theodore Parker
Berkeley
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Charles W. Wendie
Parker
Emerson
Alcott
F. W. Wodell
Universalist
Score
Heath
Ss. R. Knights & CO
Tremont St
Massachusetts Ave
S. R. Knights & CO
R. Knights& CO
Massachusetts Avve
Revere
Old Ivenard Beach
Iess N. W. Pillsbury
Biddeford
Sunday Post
Marion Harland
Mrs. Symes
the Sunday Post
Prince
Gardenia
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