Wall Street Memo Stocks Rally Amid Money Relaxation
Stocks recovered from yesterday's weakness as money market rates eased with call money around 10 percent or less. The market showed broad gains led by New York Central, Missouri Kansas Texas, and Erie while copper shares like North Butte and Osceola rose amid strong demand and talks of larger copper purchases by major owners.
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Dividends Declared by Mexican Coal and Railway Steel
The Mexican Coal and Coke Company declares a semi annual dividend of 8 percent payable December 5. The Railway Steel Springs Company declares a quarterly dividend of 1.54 percent payable December 20.
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Counterfeit Cigar Die Case Charged in Second Criminal Court
Leopold Shienstein faced charges of possessing counterfeit dies for stamping cigars and selling inferior cigars to dealers using the Pippin and Quincy marks. The case was continued to the following day.
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Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Effective Says Boston Resident
A Boston resident John V. Shery of 158 Emerson Street reports kidney pain back ache and scalding frequent urination. He says Doan's Kidney Pills relieved symptoms promptly and permanently and urges others to use Doan's with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sole US agents.
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Copper prices rise as underwriters report boost in lead
The article notes lead prices advancing $2 per ton across all grades with the highest paid at $70. Local brokers favor Atlantic at current levels after assessing Lake and Butte copper properties. Shannon Copper Company’s year closes Aug 31 with an annual report to shareholders on Nov 27 in New York, showing near 11,560,000 pounds of copper produced for the year and 1,000,000 pounds in the last month.
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Curb Market Active Trading Highlights Several Stocks
On the Boston curb, Nevada Consolidated Utah Apex Junction Development and Mexico Consolidated led activity with light volume. Officials report 2,170 Utah Apex at 8six to 6 percent, 8,525 Nevada Consolidated, 650 Junction Development, 355 American Rotary, 415 Mexico Consolidated, and 10,000 Boston & South Dakota at 10 cents. The Bingham Group is expected to trade more actively soon.
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Boston Market Ex-Dividend and Installment Update
The Boston Market reports ex-dividend status, second instalment paid, and assessment settled. Total sales show 82 675 listed shares and 36 500 in bonds.
Chicago Grain Quotations and Wheat Options Report
Ennis and Stoppani quote dull trading in wheat with minor firmer undertone as shorts cover. December and May wheat show small advances in Chicago Board of Trade quotes while options on both months reflect modest call and put levels.
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Grace Briggs A 14 Year Old Breadwinner In Reading
Nov 14 Grace Briggs 14 supports a family of six including a mother a stepfather a sister and two brothers living in a Franklin street farmhouse Reading. After moving five weeks ago the father’s illness cut income and Grace earns by selling pins and needles facing harassment yet continues to work to feed the family amid severe hunger.
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Grace Walkup’s Struggle With Hunger Profits From Pins
A frail girl with brown eyes and wavy hair endures hunger as Grace Walkup works beyond her strength. Each day she brings little home, last week barely enough for a loaf of bread and potatoes. She uses a handbag of pins and cheap jewelry for income while her mother, Mrs Walkup, is married to Edward Walkup, a patent medicine peddler in Cliftondale.
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Breadwinners College Concert at Harvard Bijou Theatre
The Harvard Glee Club 150 strong under H. B. Sawyer, the Harvard Mandolin Club 65 under D. W. Streeter, and the Harvard Banjo Club 35 led by 8S. Titcomb performed a fine program at the Bijou Theatre. S. K. Becker directed the concert, a second in a winter series by Breadwinners College faculty. President Frank Parsons spoke. Civic Service House at 112 Salem Street hosts classes with free tuition. enrolment via Philip Davis.
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Providence Girls Larceny Suspect Arrested in Boston
William A. Hale for 56 Falmouth Street was arrested by Boston inspectors on larceny charges for taking $183.20 from Lillian F. Brewer and Bessie Brewer of Providence. He allegedly posed as a confidential friend to access their savings.
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Judge Rules Fans Must Sit Behind Wire Screen for Damages
Justice Gould rules that spectators who sit behind wire screens at baseball grounds cannot collect damages for being hit by batted balls. Edward Vermeyer sued the Washington team and lost the case.
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New York Bonds End Weeks Close Mixed Across Markets
Closing bond prices yesterday and Monday show mixed results with U S rf 2s near 108 44 and Japan 6s around 98 14. U S 3s trade close to 103 14 to 103%.
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King's Financial Bulletin Promotes Investment Caution
In a November 15 1905 notice C F King promotes his publication King's Financial Bulletin as a guardian against reckless speculation. He contrasts Cordage Trust and American Woolen Company histories with current market manipulations and urges investors to read the bulletin for a square deal.
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