Professionals Fail to Mislead Public in Stock Trading
Wall Street details a trading day dominated by profit taking and cautious professional activity. Major moves include Lackawanna and Reading reaching new levels while National Lead and several others lagged. market closes irregularly with mixed gains and losses.
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Arizona Commercial Tops Curb Trading At 36 Percent
Arizona Commercial led the Exchange Place Curb with a 36 percent intraday peak and closed at that level, a new high. Cumberland Ely and Raven King also advanced fractionally over yesterday's quotes.
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Boston Market Bond and Stock Prices May 17 Report
The Boston Market records bond and stock price movements and total sales for May 17. It lists tested stocks and unlisted securities with sums for shares and bonds, noting unlisted bond totals and assessments paid. The report details the day’s market activity and totals.
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Dividend Declarations from Multiple Companies Across Markets
The National Lead Company declares a quarterly 1 percent dividend on common stock payable July 2, first since March 1, 1900, with a 1 percent preferred stock dividend payable June 15. Old Dominion Company of Maine pays a second 50 cent per share dividend on June 15. Globe Mining Company issues a per share dividend on 23,000 outstanding shares. Americans Gas Company of Philadelphia pays a 2 percent dividend due June. The Reading Company sets 2 percent on first preferred stock payable March 9 and 2 percent on second preferred stock payable November 10. Dependent Brewing Company of Pittsburgh schedules 1 percent per day dividends payable in March.
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Secret bribery probe rattles State House comments
A committee member says the wide drag net yields nothing sensational yet and secrecy rules limit disclosure. Legislators resent the star chamber vibe while Attorney General Malone leads hearings with calls for restraint as lobbyists may be summoned later.
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Raymond Writes Barnes Letter on Legislature Contempt
George J. Raymond writes to Representative George S. Barnes in Boston on May 17, 1906. He argues contempt charges stem from a push to suppress investigations into state government, urging Barnes to read a purportedly suppressed book and to judge officials by honesty, not corporate money influence. He claims voters expect honesty and accuses lawmakers of being influenced by corporations and money interests.
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Boston Midnight Liquor Bill Becomes Law After Senate Victory
The Boston only measure allows liquor sales until midnight in designated hotels if voters approve at the next city election. Governor Guild signed within minutes after Senate passage amid debate over the fate of an older 12 o'clock bill and referendum requirements.
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Governor Faces Veto Pressure Over District Alderman Bill
Governor Guild meets strong political pressure to veto a district aldermanic bill replacing the at large system. Two top opponents, President Graves of the Republican city committee and Alderman Berwin, were in conference with him yesterday.
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