King's Financial Bulletin Imitators Spark Investor Caution
A Boston Journal piece from May 13 1907 criticizes a wave of imitator financial publications copying the style of King's Financial Bulletin. It warns that many imitate without integrity, selling dubious or valueless securities while urging investors, and urges that true guidance comes from practice aligning with preached advice.
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Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brown-Robinson
Vanastor
Morganbilt
King’s Financial Bulletin
Square
Rubens
van Dyke
Michael Angelo
Financial House
America
Journal Building
Weekly review and outlook on market conditions
This week saw liquidation driven by weak government wheat reports and expected security issues. Stock prices fell as traders weighed crop yields and corporate borrowing, while investors await clearer signs on money markets. Copper shares fluctuated, and analysts urged stronger bank reserves and improved public buying habits.
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Sarriman
Wall Street
Harriman Financ
Ing
President Tucker resigns his post at Dartmouth College
President Tucker announces his resignation due to heart impairment and asks to retain limited executive duties this year and next. Trustees consider Francis Brown as successor, but Brown declines. Tucker plans rest and teaching after stepping back.
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Board of Trustees
Tucker
Francis Brown
Union Theological Seminary
Brown
President Tucker's Career
William J. Tucker born in Griswold Connecticut July 18 1839. He studied at Kimball Union Academy and Dartmouth class of 1861. He led Andover Theological Seminary 1866 and held pastorates in Manchester New Hampshire and New York City before joining Dartmouth as president in 1893. He helped found the Andover Review and the South End House Boston.
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Griswold
Conn
Kimball Union Academy
Meriden
N. H
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Andover Theological Seminary
Williams College
Yale
Dr. Tucker
Franklin Street
Manchester
Madison Square Church
New York City
Dartmouth College
Tucker
Andover Review
South End House
Boston
President Tucker to resign from Dartmouth College after landmark tenure
The article lauds President Tucker for transforming Dartmouth since 1894, noting enrollment rising from 310 to 1129 and 1864 graduates with 51 advanced and 80 honorary degrees. It credits his fundraising, alumni networks, new facilities, and athletic vigor, and predicts alumni regret upon his resignation.
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Lowell Institute
Winkley
Andover Seminary
Lyman Beecher
Yale
Tucker
Dartmouth Colleg
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Tuck School of Administration and Finance
East
Dartmouth
Streeter Says Tucker Will Stay As Dartmouth President
General Frank S. Streeter, a Dartmouth College trustee, says the resignation report is mistaken. Trustees proposed a leave of absence for President Tucker, who has accepted the plan and is expected to remain as head of the college.
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Tucker
Concord
N. H
Frank S. Streeter
Dartmouth College
Hanover
Streeter
Associated Press
General Streeter
Board of Trustees
Dr. Tucker
Trustees Alumni React To President Tucker Resignation
Prominent Dartmouth trustees and alumni react to President Tucker's resignation while noting he had been ill and may take a long rest. They describe his leadership as remarkable and express sadness at the development.
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Tucker
Lord
Former Manager of Hotel Oxford Dead
E. Crosby Stimpson a renowned New England hotel man died after months of illness at his son Willard C. Stimpson’s home in Somerville. He left the Hotel Oxford last August after leading its management. Stimpson once co owned the Carleton House in Jacksonville and was a summer proprietor of a Kennebunkport hotel that burned five years ago. Born July 16 1840 in Sedgwick Maine he moved to Charles Town early in life and earlier worked in lumber in Haverhill. He leaves two children.
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New England
Willard C
Marshall Street
Somerville
Oxford
Huntington Avenue
Carleton House
Jacksonville
Fla
Kennebunkport
Fr Mulrey to Describe Jamaica's Earthquake
On Sunday evening May 26 the Rev Fr F X Mulrey will give a lecture in St Marys School Hall Stillman Street on The Earthquake in Jamaica. The Jesuit preacher and others from the order were in the city at the time.
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Pp. F. X. Mulrey
St. Mary's School Hall
Stillman Street
Jamaica
Bonanza Belt Directors Highlight Mining Stock Plans
Bonanza Belt's Exceptional Director group backs a plan to issue 100000 shares at 5 each by Bonanza Belt Copper Company. The board includes R Allyn Lewis president with 16 years in copper, M K McHarry secretary, G M Gouyard consulting engineer, Wal ter Ehrich mine superintendent, and Edward C Rice director. Other brokers Edward Loew Leo C Dessar Charles M Shannon Bird S Coler bring industry experience.
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Bonanza Belt Copper Company
R. Allyn Lewis
Southwestern
M. EK. McHarry
G. M. Gouyard
Walter L. Ehrich
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale
Heidelberg University
Germany
Colorado
Edward (. Rice
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
New York Produce Exchange
National Bank
Edward Loew
Leo C. Dessar
Edward C. Rice
Charles M. Shannon
Bird S. Coler
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