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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1910

Page

14

Convertible bonds offer attractive form in uncertain markets

The article explains convertible bonds as securities with stock exchange potential and priority on earnings. It cites Union Pacific 4s, General Electric 5s, Atchison issues, American Telephone, Pennsylvania Railroad, and mining bonds to illustrate conversion timing, spreads, and risk balance amid a fluctuating bear market and expanding corporate earnings.

Union Pacific New York General Electric Atchison American Telephone Telephone Company Pennsylvania Railroad Arizona Commercial Copper Company Ray Consolidated Shannon Utah Missouri Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio Brooklyn Rapid Transit

Victorious Democrats Celebrate at Faneuil Hall Rally

The Democratic triumph tale filled Faneuil Hall as over 2000 supporters cheered Governor-elect, Congressman-elect William F. Murray, James H. Vahey, Mayor Fitzgerald, Representative William H. O'Brien, and party leaders. Speakers praised the campaign and vowed to uphold the party's goals while urging bipartisan cooperation.

Faneuil Hall William F. Murray James H. Vahey Fitzgerald William H. O’brien MacLeod State Committee Maynard City Committee Foss Congressman O'Connell Henry Cabot Lodge Vahey William E. Russell John F. McDonald Folk Mr. Foss McDonald Commonwealth Old Commonwealth

Leather executive Porter Arrested for Skins Theft

Isaac H. R. Porter, treasurer of the Massachusetts Hide Corporation, was arrested at his 13 High Street office on charges of larceny involving hides and notes totaling 38 800. Complainant Waldron P. Brown alleges multiple credit skippings and conversions to Porter’s use from May to August, with bail set at 25 000.

Isaac H. R. Porter Massachusetts Hide Corporation High Street Porter Waldron P. Brown Brown Brothers & Co Brown, Shipley & Co London State Street Bolster Carrie W. Abbott Somerville Josiah Bridge Summer Street Newton Hemenway Chambers Brown United States

Republicans Lose Ground as Democrats Lead Next House

The upcoming House will be Democratic while many Republican leaders remain in the minority. Prominent Republicans lost seats, including Mann of Illinois and Tawney of Minnesota, while figures close to Speaker Cannon stayed in Congress. Gains were few, with Danforth and Tarr among the small number. The shift suggests a push to pass legislation in the short session before the current Congress ends March 4.

Washington House of Representatives Congress Mann Illinois Cannon Tawney Minnesota House Committee On Appropriations Sidney Anderson Serena Payne Dwight New York Walter I. Smith Town M. E. Olmsted Madden, Mann and Moxley Chicago United States Lorimer Herbert Parsons William S. Bennet Hamilton Fish James S. Havens Aldridge Henry G. Danforth Tarr Pennsylvania House Henry A. Cooper Insular Affairs Committee Irvine L. Lenroot Wisconsin LaFollette Murdock Madison Kansas Gardner Massachusetts Kustermann

Wendell Sees First Democratic Win in 25 Years

Wendell voted Democratic for the first time in five years with Draper Republican 31 and Foss Democratic 35 in a tight local race reported November 8. The town shifted to the Democratic column in this municipal contest.

Wendell Democratic Wendell Draper Foss

Cannon Wins Out By Reduced Plurality In 18th District

Early returns from Danville Illinois on November 8 show Speaker Cannon re-elected in the 18th district by a slightly reduced plurality over Democrat William I Cundiff.

Cannon Danville Ill William I. Cundiff

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