Sealshipt Oyster System Receivers Appointed in Bankruptcy Plan
The Sealshipt Oyster System faces default on interest and the debentures. Receivers are appointed by federal courts in New York and other districts. A creditors committee is formed to propose a reorganization plan and collect deposits by December 20 at Old Colony Trust.
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Sealshipt Oyster System
Sealshipt
True States District Courts
New York
Caniont
Massachusetts
OLD Colony Trust
Court St
Boston
Sir Zaere Robert FF
Thierrick
Henry Horn Blower
Philip Stockton
Charles E. Bockus
Court Street
Mass
Fish, Richardson, Herrick & Neave
Pacific Gas and Electric’s New Dam Boosts South Yuba Power
A telegram reveals PG and E plans a major hydro project on the South Yuba River, including a reinforced concrete gravity dam and Ned Drum No. 1 plant with 33 000 horsepower capacity. The dam aims 205 feet height with 43 680 acre feet storage, easing power shortages and supporting future developments at low cost per horsepower. John A. Britton praises the dam as a hydro electric engineering masterpiece, crediting F G Baum’s team. October 1913 earnings show gains over prior year with net revenue totaling 1 915 237 12 and other income listed.
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N. W W. Halsey & Co
New York Bankera
Pacific Gas & Electric Cam
South Yuba
Ned Drum
Yuba
Pacific Gas and Electee Company
John A. Britton
Wries
F. G. Baum
Mrr. Baum
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Holiday Quiet on State Street Trades Amid Copper Slump
The Thanksgiving holiday paused financial activity on State Street as orders dwindled for the year. Copper prices fell to 8.4 cents a pound, prompting foreign buyers to resume modest purchases while large lots linger for 15 to 15 1/2 cents. Domestic demand remained weak as manufacturers eyed further price drops.
Calendar snippet shows varied dividends and stock ex-dividends
A dated market calendar lists multiple securities with incentive percentages, ex-dividend dates, and notes on payable to holders of record. Entries include eAmer Kios oc, Coast Line, Kodak brands, Norf Ry, and Peoples' Gas among others, with payout and ex-dividend details and November 28 deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eAmer Kios Oc
Fam Tel & Cab
AAU
Coast Line
eAtlas
aKeay Cons
sTios & Albany
Crex
Crewh Kes
Norf
Pbii
Dividend Notice from Baton Rouge Electric Company
Baton Rouge Electric Company declares a preferred dividend of per share payable December 1 1913 to stockholders of record November 20 1913. Officers and transfer agents Wire and Webster Company listed.
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Baton Rouge Electric Company
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Haen
Twoo Rouge Electric Company
Record T
Wfone & Websteic Trapatey
Boston Trust Co's Have Record Year
Boston trust companies report a record year with average earnings of 18 percent on capital. New England Trust leads at 47 percent, United States 40 percent, and American Bay State Beacon Liberty above 28 percent. Earnings vary as new firms enter the field. volume leader Wal leads with 17 percent. Data covers Nov 26 1912 to Oct 21 1913 for all Boston trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
American
Bay State
Beacon
Liberty
Wal
Boston Trust Companies
Ows
Columbia
Federa
Fidelity
Lincoln
United States
Navy Squad Arrives in New York for Army-Navy Game
The Naval Academy football team and a large party reach New York from Annapolis and move to an uptown hotel for headquarters ahead of the Army-Navy game. Lt. Douglas L. Howard, the head coach, leads a parade formation as crowds cheer. no injuries are reported and the lineup is announced as Ingram or Overish, Ralston, Howe, Perry, Brone, Vaughan, Gilehrer, Nichols or Mitchell, Clarris, Leonard or Falling, and McReady with Grounds listed for Saturday.
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New York
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Sona
Douglas JL. Howard
Rail Road
Broadway
Howard
Eiverybody
Navy
Fettle
Ingram
Overish
Ralston
Howe
Perry
Brone
Vaughan
Gilehrer
Nichols
Mitchell
Clarris
Leonard
Falling
McReady
Saton Hana
Everett Defeats Cambridge 13 to 0 in State Football Final
Everett High School shut out Cambridge High and Latin 13 to 0 in a hard fought game. Key plays included a Marshall touchdown and other scoring drives as Everett clinched the championship.
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Everett
Cambridge
Cambridge High and Latin School
Everett High School
Eiverett
Hiverett
I Matson
Bene Re
Cohen Johnson
Sheehan Morrison
G G. Johnson
Pierrotti
Cowen KE. MacDonald
Gilman Wehner
Ward H. MacDowal
Jones Fitzgerald
Cannell
Ah Dee Laskey
Marehall
Kemler R
Bond
Porter Green
Wworwoch
Jenkin
Fyerett
Algh
Latin School O
Marshall
Sweeney
Jdly Cress
Redding
Harvard
Tiffany-Bijou Electric Car Debuts At Popular Priced Market
Frank Wodhe reports on industry chatter and a new entry the Tiffany Bijou electric passenger car promoted by LeRoy Pelletier Limited. Lozier dealers foresee strong 1914 sales with robust orders as Detroit hosts the dealers convention. Robert W. Herrick joins General Motors board after Anthony Brady’s death.
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Frank Wodhe
Automobile Topics
LeRoy Pelletier
Lozier
Detroit
Lozier Company
Robert W. Herrick
Thia City
General Motors Company
Anthony N. Brady
English High Dominate Latin 21 to 0 on Thanksgiving Day
English High beat Boston Latin 21 to 0 at Fenway Park in front of 6000 fans. O Connor Mahoney and Shelburne starred with three successful kicks by Ignico, while English High capitalized on Latin School errors and fumbles to seal the win.
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Fortune
English High
Boston Latin
Fenway Park
Nate Tufts
High School
Enright
Latin School
Maloney
MckKenzie
O'Connor
Martin
O’connor
Ignico
McKenzie
Shelburne
Hall
Mahoney
O'Dowd
Coughlin
Feld
English
Fitzgerald
Hall of English High
Besarick
Fitzgerald Ignico
Algar
Haggerty
McNamara
McDonald
Hanley
J. Martin
O'Keefe
Q B
E. Martin
Hob
Cotter Brown
Miller
Hunt
Tremble
Lowe
Walsh
Murdoughly
Young
Povah Gall
Q B. McKenzie
Wells
Monagle
Dolson
Cahill
McCarthy
Georgetown Defeats Holy Cross in Season Finale 16 to 7
Georgetown defeated Holy Cross 16 to 7 in the season finale, showcasing modern football and outplaying Holy Cross for most of the game in Washington.
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Washington
Georgetown
Holy Cross
Wellesley Dominates Needham In Annual High School Game
Wellesley High defeated Needham High 48 to 3 at Hunnewell Field in a morning game. Players Stover and Finally scored multiple touchdowns, with Putnam and Palmer contributing on goals and field goals. Officials included Moore as umpire and MacCarthy as referee. twelve minute periods were played.
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Wellesley High
Needham High
Hunnewell Field
Wellesley
Wellesley H
Needham
Whetten
Palmer Umbel
Keith Moulton
Cereeseee Coolidge
Quinlan Harvey
Rsp
Dawson
Richwagon
Mills
Stover
Hatch
Putnam
Palmer
Moore
MacCarthy
Paul
Stanwoul Bergen
Fowle
R G
Littlehaitl
R T
Richardson Ryan
Carey
R E
Kuhlewlm
Hateh
Flint
Army Squad Leaves Today for Navy Game at Polo Grounds
Army prepares to depart West Point for New York on Saturday to face Navy at the Polo Grounds. Coach Daly conducted a brief final practice emphasizing goal kicking, punt drills, and rapid play rehearsals. The cadets plan a big send off as Daly lists the probable lineup for the game.
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West Point
N. Y
Army
New York
Navy
Polo Grounds
Daly
Corps of Cadets
Markoe
Wynne
Huston
McEwan
Jones
Weyand
Merrillat
Prichard
Hoge
Hodgson
Benedict
Rivers Beats Leach Cross in 26 Round Bout
Joe Rivers the Mexican fighter defeated Leach Cross the New York lightweight in a 26 round match at Vernon Arena. After two knockdowns in rounds four and nine Cross showed resiliency but Rivers led with consistent milling. Referee George Blake’s decision pleased the crowd and the 19th round featured Cross rallying before Rivers kept control.
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Los Angeles
Joe Rivers
Leach Cross
New York
Vernon Arena
Cross
Rivers
George Blake
Perry Wins Run at Kansas City Meet
Perry of Missouri University won the five and one quarter mile race in 2m 635s at a Kansas City Athletic Club event. Finley of Missouri finished second and Dewalt a Kansas University runner, 17, placed third after leading for five miles.
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Kansas City
Perry
Missouri University
Kansas City Athletic Club
Finley
Dewalt
Ian
Kansas University
Aberg Defeats Lemle in Fast Greco Roman Bout
Finnish heavyweight Alex Aberg defeated Karl Lemle the Bohemian twice in a match at Mechanics Building in Boston. Aberg won the first fall in 27 minutes 6 seconds with a series of Nelsons and locks, then clinched the second fall in 25 minutes 45 seconds as Lemle fought to escape.
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Alex Aberg
Karl Lemle
Mechanics’ Building
Boston
Aberg
Lemle
Karl
Kari
Harry
Mamatoff
Litosky
Gus Fristensky
Karl Lenhardt
Jim’ Poltus
Peter Goulette
Woo
Minot shines as Harvard back unites star play in Cadet game
Dono Minot, long out of football, scores three touchdowns and four conversions in a stadium clash. Carlisle’s 13–0 win over Brown caps a glorious season finish. Jim Wray’s Harvard fate is sealed with continued coaching at the helm.
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Dono
Minot
Harvard
Charlie Brickley
Glen Warner
Carlisle Braves
Brown
Providence
Carlisle
Henry
Pittsburg
Warner
Harvard Yale clash and boxing chatter in old notes
The fragment lists sports banter about Cross and Rivers in boxing, Harvard beating Yale 15 to 5 in Cambridge, and guesses on a Notre Dame claim. It notes an opening club in Boston and Matty Bald win Eddie Murphy at 135 pounds.
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Jos Rivers
Leach Cross
Cross
Rivera
New York
Boston
Harvard
Yale
Cambridge
Marlboro
Matty Baldwin
Eddie Murphy
Notre Dame
Harvard-Yale
Brickley
Mechanic Arts Triumphs 9 7 Over Dorchester High in Classic
The Mechanic Arts beat Dorchester High 9 to 7 at the Dunbar Avenue grounds in a battle witnessed by 6000 fans. Bourne opened the scoring for Dorchester, Mechanic Arts answered with a field goal by Lally, and Twitchell added a late touchdown for Mechanic Arts while Dorchester replied in the final period.
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Mechanic Arts
Dorchester Tligh
Dunbar Avenue
Fitzgerald
Bourne
Neitherside
Mechanic
Lally
Dorchester
Dorchester Fy
Rudy Wright
Hodgkins
Orie Veces
Davenport Moumod
Jim Sullivan
Flanoagen Cutler
Daida'hs
Erie
Shea
Doe Twitchell
Tom Twitchel
Dorchester High
Tom Twitchell
Velen Uchdowo
Iron Field
Kred J. Hooy
Umpie Ette
Ingen Sia Ae Thas
Feur
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American Public Utilities Co
H. L. Nason & CO
Congress St
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
Stowk
Boston Trust Co
Jackie Maloney
Husky
Army Squad
Indians
BY Doc Almy
Jim Wray
Reynolds
Hannes Kolehmainen
Crimson
Blue
Penn
Cornell
Turkey
Princeton
Hobey Baker
Kuhn
The
Tigers
Jim Thorpe
Thorpe
al Shrubb
Glace Bay
Nova Scotia
Tom Longboat
A. B. Wood
Shrubb
Charlie Dalz
al Sharpe
Ithacans
Pennsylvania
Corwen
Sharpe
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