Market Meets Few Selling Orders Amid Broad Stock Advance
Wall Street gains drives prices higher on May 11 as professionals and market makers push equities while limited selling pressure leaves many stocks rising. Amalgamated and St Paul among notable gainers with some suspected manipulation cited. local market shows mixed strength and several mining and finance names move on volume.
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Wall Street
Financial District
Commission Houses
Board Room
State Street
St. Paul
Erie
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Anaconda
Amalgamated
Reading
New York Stock Exchange
Eeedevests Street
Reichsmarks
Raymond & Whitcomb Alaska Pacific Northwest Voyage Event
The Raymond and Whitcomb Company advertises an annual spring voyage from Boston on May 23 visiting southeastern Alaska Banff Springs Hotel Canadian Rockies Pacific Northwest cities and Yellowstone Park. A parallel Northwest and park trip omits Alaska. Descriptive circulars available free from 306 Washington Street.
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Raymond & Whitcomb Company
Alaska
Banff Springs Hotel
Canadian Rockies
Pacific Northwest
Yellowstone National Park
Boston
Northwest
Park
Washington Street
Yellowstone Park
Imerics
St. Paul
Soo Line
Canadian Pacific Railway
Banff Springs
Northern Pacific
Capper Coork Preferred Stock Dividend Notice
Notice is given that a quarterly dividend at 6 percent per annum will be paid on June 15, 1906. Preferred stock of record on May 20, 1906. Transfer books closed from May 9, 1906 to June 16, 1908. Temple, Treasurer, Boston.
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Lake
R. L. Booth
Bingham Group Mining Company
Chamber of Commerce
Ketchilan
Alaska
Boston
State Street
Portland
Ore
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Butte
Clara Mining and Smelting Company
Mountain Copper Company of California
Osceola
George A. Fernald & Co
Watertown
Blake Bros. & Co
Waltham
Majestic
Champion Mining Company
North Butte
Adventure Mining Company
New York
William E. Soule
Ate
Capper Coork
Thos
Sea of Ate
American Trac
Oath Company
Temple
College of Spoken Word Graduating Exercises Held at Huntington Chambers Hall
The class of 1906 from the College of the Spoken Word held graduation exercises in Huntington Chambers Hall with an invocation by Rev. W. T. McElveen and an address by Marshall Livingstone Perrin. D'Indy Trio performed as diplomas were presented by President D. M. Staley. The class lists Velma A. Bailey Eva B. Cockerille Albert A. Crecelius Jane E. Gormley Minnie L. Gove Emma A. Gregory Beatrice Lerner Anne A. Mellish Francis J. Murphy Anna G. Crosby. A reception followed last evening and was well attended.
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College of the Spoken Word
Huntington Chambers Hall
W. T. McElveen
Marshall Livingstone Perrin
Department of
D’indy
Helen Reynolds
Katherine Halliday
Margaret Gorham
D. M. Staley
Velma A. Bailey
Marlboro
Eva B. Cockerille
Washington
Albert A. Crecelius
Sandusky
Jane E. Gormley
Boston
Minnie L. Gove
Auburn
Emma A. Gregory
Beatrice Lerner
Anne A. Mellish
West Medford
Francis J. Murphy
Somerville
Anna G. Crosby
Boy Fatally Burned by Lantern Explosion in Bath
Bath Mo May 11 Thomas the seven year old son of Thomas B Forrest Sr of South Portland a civil engineer in charge of government works at Fort Baldwin Popham Beach was fatally burned today by the explosion of a lantern he was playing with Mr Forrest was badly burned while extinguishing the flames
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Bath
Thomas
Thomas B. Forrest
South Portland
Fort Baldwin
Popham Beach
Forrest
Haddock Soars as Twaarf Fish Receipts Lag in Week
The Twaarf port reports five fishing trips yielding 189000 pounds of fresh mixed fish. Haddock fetches 4 to 60 cents per pound, cod 2% cents, hake 1% to 1% cents, pollock 2% and cash 1% cents, with Catherine and Ellen delivering 145000 pounds of mixed catch, 100000 of which was cusk. The Arabistan and other vessels arrive with cargoes as ships and crews prepare for new voyages.
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Twaarf
Catherine
Ellen
Gloucester
Ida
Brooks
Genesta
Haddock
Hake
Catharine
Ida S. Brooks
Shipping News Mini Almanac Highlights May Arrivals and Departures
May day details list arriving steamers and schooners with origins and passengers, including Corean from Glasgow and Arabistan from Montevideo, plus multiple British and American ports. Cleared and sailed vessels are noted with destinations such as London, Savannah, and Newport News, reflecting active Atlantic trade and port movements.
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Corean
Henry
Glasgow
Moville
Galway
Arabistan
Cantell
Montevideo
Para
Havana
A. O. Lombard
Beverly
Hawes
Halifax
Prince George
McKinnon
Yarmouth
Freke
Nor
Frailand
Sosua
Juniata
James
Baltimore
Norfolk
Carib
Maguire
Brunswick
Charleston
S. C
Grecian
Mies
Philadelphia
James S. Whitney
Grove
York City
Rockland
Roix
Bangor
Rancom B
Fuller
Blair
Bath
Bay State
Oliver
Portland
City of
Haines
Punta Gorda
Weymouth
Earthquake Shocks Felt in Petersburg Indiana
Two distinct quake shocks were felt at Petersburg at 12 45 a m with a 45 second gap and a vivid flash before the first movement. The report comes from Indianapolis noting the tremors and atmospheric flash as observed in Indiana. The piece also describes early ice-out and fishing season notes in New England.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Petersburg
Grand Lake
Lake Maranacook
Big
Sebago Lake
Songo River
Rangeleys
Moosehead
New Hampshire
Sunapee
Winnipesaukee
New England
Boston & Maine Railroad
Maine
Vermont
Massachusetts
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Quebec
Boston &Maline
Boston
Mass
Eminent Sir Knight of Bath William B Palmer Dies
William B Palmer of Bath dies in Portland at about 63 from Brights disease. A longtime Bath customs deputy and tax collector, he was past eminent commander of Dunlap Commandery Knights Templars and left a widow three daughters and two sons.
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Portland
William B. Palmer
Bath
Bright
Dunlap Commandery
Knights Templars
Palmer
Boston Theatre Scene Adorns Month With Gossipy Openings
Theatre gossip highlights Margaret Anglin at Majestic in Zira with the Princess Theatre company. Henry E. Dixey closes The Man on the Box, Grace George debuts at Colonial, and Nance O Neil winds down Hedda Gabler amid a busy Boston bill. The Hippodrome show A Yankee Circus on Mars impresses at the Boston Theatre as other acts and concerts fill the week.
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Margaret Anglin
Majestic Theatre
William Ashe
O’neil
Mars
Boston Theatre
Empire Stock Company
Fays
Globe
Olga Nethersole
Kipling
Jim the Penman
Castle Square
Keith
Salerno
Paul la Croix
Carrino
Banjo
Austin & Stone’s Museum
The
HENRY E. _ wise
Margaret Anclin
Henry Miller
Sixteenth annual Deaconess Training School commencement
The 16th annual commencement of the New England Deaconess Training School will be held at Tremont Street Methodist Church next Wednesday at 7:30 PM. Rev Willard T Perrin will preside. diplomas presented to Emma Aker Laura Donnell Lillian R Fletcher Laura B Sanborn Lois Edna Sargent Carrie V H Spear Grace A Twining and Deaconess Hospital grads Charlotte J LeLacheur Myr tle A Olmstead.
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New England
Laura Donnell
Lillian R. Fletcher
Laura B. Sanborn
Lois Edna Sargent
Carrie V. H. Spear
Grace A. Twining
Deaconess Hospital
Charlotte J. LeLacheur
Myrtle A. Olmstead
Jesus
Death of Arthur C. Wiggin Creator of Local Crockery Firm
Arthur C. Wiggin died at his home on 9 Woodville Street after noon Thursday. Born October 28 1853 at 15 Sheafe Street he worked in the Hanover Street crockery firm founded by his family for over 70 years. A descendant of Governors Dudley Bradstreet and Wiggin he belonged to Washington Lodge F and A M and the Sons of the American Revolution. He led Eliot School Association and served 20 years as secretary of the NH Harthen ware Association. He was known for public spirit and charitable work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. Wiggin
Woodville Street
Sheafe Street
Eliot School
Chauncy Hall
Crockery
Hanover Street
Dudley
Bradstreet
Thomas Wiggin
Wiggin
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Shannon
Franklin
Utah
Los’ Righ. Low
Amalgamated Copper
Am Ve & Foundry
Isi
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Ude Express
Am Hide & Leath Pref
Am Ice Securities
Amermerican Locomotive
Am Smelting & Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
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Canadian Pacific Ther
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Li. Oo i A
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Ren & Alton
Saieio Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
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Mil & St Paul
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Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Consolidated Gas
Delaware & Hudson
del, Lack & Western
Denver & Rio Grande
General Electric
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Eccueille & Nashville
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Minneapolis & St Louis
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Norfolk & Western
Pennsylvania
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Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Tennessee Coal & Iron
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United States Rubber
Sis Gee States Steel
Virginta Carolina Chem
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Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin
Gantee
Guanajuato
Victoria Quaen
Tel & Tel
United Fruit
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NEW York Bonds
Japan
L & N'nu
Ato Ist Inc
K&t
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Do 1St Inc
Do 2d Inc
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Do 3d Inc
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Sl&sf
Bigp
Son Pac
Sea A
Onvas Col
Son Ky
Erie A
West Md
W&l B
Stig Ho
Oston
Atchison
Iwa
Steel Corp
Weatitn Telephone
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Tee Eeee Eeeeeveseers Y Ag
Gunsberiana Ely
East Butte
Lake Superior
Pittsburg
Junction
Nevada-Uta
England
Duluth
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
College OF Spoken Word
Cape Shore
Francis J. O’hara
George Paul
Irene
May
John Hickey
A. D. Story
Essex
Atlantic Avenue
Houston Line
National Dock
East Boston
San Domingo
United Fruit Company
Long Wharf
St. Louis
Navy Yard Dry Dock
Boothbay
Chase
Neaffie & Levy Company
Anderson
May V. Neville
Quaker City
R. W. Hopkins
Leighton
Port Arthur
Tex
Perth Amboy
Hopkins
Boylston
Prospero-e-Davide
Joshua Levett
Mystic Wharf
Leyland Line
Devonian
Liverpool
Sagamore
Warren Line
Mersey
Joseph G. Ray
Eleanor B. Conwell
New Bedford
Gonzales
American Agricultural and Chemical Company
Shipping News
Caledonian
Manchester
Eng
Limon
Port Limon
City of Austa
Savannah
Onondaga
Jacksonville
Harleston
Seabon
Alice Maud
St. John
N. B
Harteny W
Harvey
Charles T. Gallagher
Ba Davidson
EB. W. Stetson
Parkers Flats
Savage
Washington, D. C
Standard
O. Co
Eureka
Newport. News
Randolph
Winfield
Schuster
Jennie S. Hall
Rockport
St. Thomas
J. Henry Edmunds
Ee Gene E. Walcott
Kennebec
Esterloo
Eastern Port
Indiana
Knight OF
Peeteeree
Avon St
Callahan and Mack
Leona Thirber
Blackbirds
Camille
Willie
Edith Hart
Mills Brothers
San Francisco
Park Theatre
J. R. Keen
Frank Cauley
Colonial Theatre
Grace George
Charlotte Hunt
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Palace Theatre
Kitty Bingham
the Howard
Entertainments
Boston Musicians’ Protective Association
Ee Carter
John M
Columbia
Il Trovatore
William Tell
Rossini
de Ribas
Wilso
Sullivan - Reeves
Haniel
Suppe
Strauss
Wallace
Rollinson
Verdi
Ditson’s
Steinert’s
Federal St
Pemberton Care
Mechanics’ Building
American League
Huntington Ave
St.louis
Wright & Ditson
Washington St
Herrick’s
Copley
Empire Tel. Ox
New Empire Stock
Olga NT Ter We
Bolter
Sapho
Symphony Hall
E. T. Adamowski
Tel. B. B
Howard
Uers
Exander
Hite
Jnka
King
Caron
Dechan
Kenney
Hollis
Tremont
Tolentory
Jesse Lynch Williams
the Wessons
Irving Jones Dorla Trio
Frank Bush
Kenny and
Hollis Antrim and
Peters
van Aukens
Findlay
Burke Geiger
Walters Hills and
Wilson
Leon Morris
Animals
Castle St. Down
Winter St
de Rion
Union Hall
Boylston St
Erontog
Servie Taylor
Lillian F. "Beanie
Alice Taylor
Aed Raymond
Annie M. Whitten
Gelalai Nahas
Cyril Henry Raper
Alexander Ellis
Daniel Brannan
W. Elwin Thomas
J. Niles Linton
William H. Sat
Age Penge
Globe Sc
Mar. Toony
JOM T. & Eva
Faylie
Hata C
Bowery Sports
Lyceum
Tel
Deaconeys
MR. Arthur C. Wiggin
Raymond and Whitcomb
Toursenses
Scenicalaska
Raymond & Whitcomb CO
Old South Church
Union
Chestnut St
Forve
Hull
Pemberton Landing
Nantasket
Pemberton
Cushing
Mgr
Enterprise Transportation Co
Fall River
Frank Jones
Van’s
Commercial Wharf
Providence
Harry Clay
Blaney
Live
Bowdoin
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