Speculators Take Profits Freely In Wall Street Markets
The May 9 report notes a price recovery meeting ample selling by uncovered shorts and renewed pools. It cites strong activity in copper and lead stocks, with notable gains in Amalgamated, Smelters, and Union Pacific, while money rates and foreign exchange trends show ample liquidity and cautious optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Board Room
State Street
Union Pacific
Steels
Amalgamated
Smelters
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel
Distillers’ Securities
Northern Pacific
Reading
Steel Common
New York
Hoston
Boston
EY Biantee
Reichsmarks
Cscs
Shanman
North Butte
Utah
Utah Consolidated
Old Dominion
Common
Boston Market Second Instalment Paid and Stock Totals
Second instalment paid and ex dividend noted for The Boston Market. Assessments paid with total sales figures listed. Market shows 49,923 shares of pent stock with $22,500 and 18,411 shares of wnlisted bonds valued at $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amar & Foundry
Selig & Ref
Sug
R Refining
Tocco Pref
Certit
Anaconda Mining Co
Atlantic Coast Line
Gt & Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Cepseeeene & Ohio
Chicago & Alton Pref
Chicago Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Mil & St Paul
C, C, C & St Louis
Colorado Fuel & Free
Colorado & Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Great Northern
Illinois Central
M Gylis & St Louis
Jp& Ste M
Manuet Pacific
A. Kansas & Texas
Nat R. of Mexico Pref
Newark
Centra Serene
Anne & Renter
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mail
Eseeree
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Pitts
C & St Louis
Cou Palace
Republic c Steel Eeeerereeer Eee
Rockinland Co
Sloss P
Sheffield St
St — Southwestern
Ee Ee
Virgain Carolina Chem
Wheeling & the Erte
Wales
Anata
Boston
Am Bell Telephone
Chie, Ur & Quincy
Eastern
Illinois Steel
Western Tel
Steel Coone Ss
Tchison
Bos & Alb
Bos. & Me
Union Pac
West End
Allouez Eee
Arcadian
Arnold
Atlantic
Greene
Michigan
Santa F
Victoria Eeeee Ai
Iva
cWinona
Wolverine
Wyandot
Bos Land
T & Tel
Cumberland
bNew Ae
West Tel
Gen Rees
Grater
Seattle
Brutt. Ae
Bdo
bAmalgam
P Wooten
Domin Iron
Isle Royale
Montana
Swift Co
Government files sweeping suit against drug trust
The United States announces civil action in the Circuit Court for Indiana to enjoin the Proprietary Association of America the National Wholesale Druggists Association and the National Association of Retail Druggists and their members alleging an unlawful conspiracy to fix and regulate prices of patent medicines and drugs sold through retail druggists under the Sherman antitrust law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon
Wildey Savings Bank
Fitchburg
Mass
Brockton
Old Dominion Company
Prescott
Milton
American Express Company
Lee, Higginson & Co
United States Smelting, Refining & Mining Company
Washington
United States
Circuit Court
Indiana
Attorney-General
Drug Trust of the
Proprietary Association of America
National Wholesale Druggists’ Association
National Association of Druggists
National Association of Retail Druggists
Moth Exterminators Hold Reunion Dance at Maine Hall
A May 9 reunion dance of the Moth Exterminators from the Middlesex Fells occurred at Maine Hall. Timothy Mahoney directed the floor with Robert O’Shea as assistant. George Fenwick led the aids as D J Sullivan A F Steward J McLean T Farrell H H Hayden and J C McClenen assisted.
Traction deal in Cincinnati links Louisville and Indianapolis capital
A merger of Louisville and Indianapolis interests completes a traction deal exceeding 750000 dollars for the interurban trolley line operating from Louisville. A Boston banking house finances about 2 million dollars to extend the road into Frankfort, the state capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Louisville
Indianapolis
Boston
Frankfort
Joy line offers all water service for business men
The all water Joy line serves business travelers by providing a daylight view of Long Island Sound en route to New York. Sailings depart Boston Wednesdays at 5 p m and return Saturdays at 6 p m, with weekday Providence to New York trips also available. Reservations through agent B D Pitts at 214 Washington Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island Sound
Metropolis
Boston
Roxbury Women's Crusade Targets Youth Tobacco Sales
Roxbury Parents Association spotters vow to convict six tobacco dealers selling to boys under 16 near Hugh O'Brien School. Mothers trained to scent cigarette fumes follow leads to offending youths, recording confessions in a sealbound notebook. Sub-Master George E. Murphy led the effort with a planned anti cigarette meeting at Hyde School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh O’brien
Roxbury
Parents’ Association of
Dudley Street
George E. Murphy
Hugh O'Brien
Hyde School
Senate confirms postmaster nominations in executive session
The Senate in executive session today confirmed nominations for postmasters including Louis G. Newton for South Ashburnham Massachusetts and A H Frizzell for Groveton New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Postmasters
Massachusetts
Louis G. Newton
South Ashburnham
New Hampshire
A. H. Frizzell
Groveton
President nominates Richard M. Bartelman as consul general
The President sent to the Senate the nomination of Richard M. Bartelman of Massachusetts for consul-general-at-large. The nomination was transmitted on May 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Richard M. Bartelman
Massachusetts
Circumstantial Evidence Debate Spreads Through Public View
To the editor the agitational debate on capital punishment grows with three camps. One seeks death for murder, another abolishes it, and a third favors reversible sentences when conviction rests on circumstantial proof. The writer notes press education and urges press aid in shaping citizen opinion. Rev John B Cracknell cites historical papers to show press influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir
America
Njamin Harris
Boston
Philadelphia American Advertiser
John. B.cracknell
Harvard Street
Charlestown
Roxbury Jack's death disputed by medical examiner report
The letter to the Post challenges the claim that Roxbury Jack died of alcoholism. The Medical Examiner says stomach alcohol was insufficient to cause death. Jack suffered fainting spells due to age. He belonged to Bricklayers' Union No. 3 and Roxbury Local 27, with burial in Benedict Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Jack
McDonald's
Bricklayers’ Union No. 3
Boston
Calvary
Benedict
J. P., Cleary
Tewksbury Almshouse
Mattapan
Rapy
West End Hawkers Disturb Quiet Neighborhood
A letter to the editor from a resident titled Poor American complains of hawkers in West End, alleging noise from fruit stand megaphones late at night and frequent police inaction. The writer urges public attention to curb disturbances and expresses gratitude for small local relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
West End
Intolerable nuisance hawkers draw protests from Myrtle Street
A letter from L Fi of Myrtle Street complains that hawkers in the East End create noise and health disturbances for children and invalids, urging police and courts to grant relief and equal consideration with Back Bay residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Post
Back Bay
L. Fi
R. Myrtle Street
Theater Schedule Mix of Plays and Shows in Boston
The page lists nightly bills at Hollis Majestic Colonial and other venues. Featured are Nance O'Neil in Fires of St John Hedda Gabler with Grace George in The Marriage of William Ashe Olga Nethersole in Sapho and Merrier vaudeville acts at Keith's Globe and Park theaters. Bold notes on The Light That Failed and Kipling dramatizations, plus chases of burlesque, vaudeville, and moving pictures at Palace and Austin & Stone's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nance
O'Neil
Hollis
St. John
Hedda Gabler
Miss O’neil
Magda
Camille
Oliver Twist
Grace George
Colonial
William Ashe
the Colonial
Henry B. Dixey
The
Majestic
Zire
Margaret Anglin
Majestic Theatre
Miss Anglin
America
Boston
Yankee Circus
Hippodrone
J. R. Keen
Park Theatre
Frank Cauley
Colonial Theatre
New Empire Stock Company
Keith
Creatore
Frank Bush
Irving Jones
Callahan
Mack
Fays
Globe Theatre
Eva Fay
Globe
Castle Square
Sir Charles Young
Jim
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Farren
Columbia
Beatrice Harlowe
Broadway
Palace Theatre
Mlle. Lorraine
M. Bellyea
Austin &Stone’s Museum
Carrino
St. Julian
Symphony Hall
Heinrich Zoellner
Roosevelt
San Francisco
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Locomotive Company
Cataract Copper Company
Beverly
Mags
Estabrook & Co
Trimountain Mining Company
Adams Express Company
Chapin
Messrs. Amory Eliot
Robert H. Gardner
Webster & Atlas National Bank
George E. Bullard
William L. Allen
Old Colony Street Railroad Company
Abington
Rockland
Whitman
Dominion Iron & Steel Company
Pacific Construction Company
Houghton
Tamarack
Bingham Central
William E. Soule
Green Book
Frederick R. Tibbitts Oarth
Congress Street
Nickerson Simmons Buss Bankers and Bakers
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
State St. Oston
Fleor of
Ennis & Stoppaning
Broad ST
ST. Coxa
Beverly R. Wood
Msgr
Curtis
Sederquist
Bankers & Brokers
Amalgamated, Reading, Steel and
Congress
Gaston
Exchange Place
Arizona
Butte
Pliteburg
Butte & Lo Nh
Ees
Lake Superior
Pittsburg
Nevada
Pittsburg, & Duluths
Eevee
Shawmut
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Faeyr
Ng Ennis& Stoppani Sa
M’curdys
Jerome
York
District. Attorney’s Office
McCurdy
Insurance Companys
Robert Fagian
Beth “Oearetan
U.S
Ohio
NEW York Bonds
Bite
Toa Lee Wan
Omar
BB & O
Do. 2d Inc
Penn Cy
3D: Inc
C&a
E &Sf
Bow AL
Col Ss
Tex & P
Wilson Bros
Watchmakers Jewellers
Eyes Our
Cook's
Avon St
Roxbury Women's Crusade
Parents’ Association
N. E. Postmasters
Jack’s
J. F. Naven
Entertainments
Pops
Adamo
Howardeee
Alexander
Ziska
King
Caron
Meehan
Kenney
Farnum, Halles
Boutin
Tillson
Salac Bowery Spor
Merican League
Huntington Ave
Philadelphia
Wright & Dit Gon
Nvaanington
Herrick's
Copley
Margaret
Empire
Empire Stock
Grangala
Metinas
Taber
AL Abbe
Prices
Boe
Jonny YS
Castle Sg
Down-Town
Wipter Bt
Peninan
Carrier Isaac
Nange
O’neil
Pada Gabler
Lawrencr McCarty
N.Y. Hippodrome
Mars
Boston Musicians’ Protective Association
Thomas M. Carter
John M. Flockton
Saul
Anvil
Handel
Suppe
Strauss
Wallace
Rollinson
Verdi
Milese
Decess
Bear ‘Spangied
Boston Theatre
Ditson’s
Steinert’s
Federal St
Pemberton More
Mechanics’ Building
Tremont Sue Arts
Journal
Olen OR
Lynch Williams
Lonial Theatre
Ara
Olga
Sapho
Ant
Rm Sapho
Williem “Ashe
Eiger
Harry Clay Blaney
Willie Live
Beason
S. c
Bowdoin Square
Lyceum
Tel
Enterprise Transport
Vince River
Fel River
Van’s
Washington Steust
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