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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1906

Page

11

Bank of England Move Roils World Markets Black Friday Style

Wall Street reacts to the Bank of England raising its official discount rate from 6 to 6 percent after an earlier 4 to 5 percent hike. The move sparks heavy selling, widespread nervousness, and mixed sentiment as traders weigh potential foreign developments and prior BoE actions.

Wall Street Bank of England New York Great Central Institution of English Finance London Stock Exchange

Arcadian Copper Company Calls Special Stockholders Meeting

Arcadian Copper Company of New Jersey schedules a special stockholders meeting for November 19, 1906, at ten in the morning in Jersey City to approve the sale of its property to Quincy Mining Company. Transfer books close October 24 and reopen November 20. secretary Charles D. Burrage signs from Boston.

Bright Star Goldfield Inter-Trust Security CO Water St Boston Amalgamated Copper Company Broadway New York A. H. Melin Arcadian Copper Company New Jersey Hudson County National Bank Washington Street Jersey City N. J Quincy Mining Company Houghton Michigan Charles D. Burrage Ames Building Mass

Currency Reform Puzzles Bankers at American Bankers Session

The American Bankers Association wrapped up its 24th annual convention in St. Louis with heated discussion on a currency reform plan. A committee to work with the New York Chamber of Commerce will draft a bill for Congress, proposing a credit or clearance currency backed by a seven member nonpartisan commission, with banks issuing notes under specific limits and taxes. State vice presidents named include Alfred Spencer Jr in Connecticut, Hascolm Hall in Maine, Henry M. Batchelder in Massachusetts, William F. Thayer in New Hampshire, Edward A. Brown in Rhode Island, and S. M. Jarvis in Cuba.

ST. Louis American Bankers’ Association Legislative Council New York Chamber of Commerce Congress Legislative Committee Senate Commission Treasury of United States Bank Credit Note Treasury Connecticut Alfred Spencer, Jr Hartford Maine Hascolm Hall Waterville Massachusetts Henry M. Batchelder Salem New Hampshire William F. Thayer Concord Rhode Island Edward A. Brown Newport Cuba S. M. Jarvis Havana

Boston Market Stock and Bond Prices Annual Day’s Sales

The Boston Market reports the day’s stock and bond market movements with exact price quotes and total sales tallied for the day. The summary captures the overall market trajectory and the volume of transactions across listed securities.

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Curb Market Active Yet Irregular With Mixed Prices

The curb market today showed broad activity but uneven results. Principal features included Nipissing Cumberland Ely Superior Pittsburg and Eagle Blue Bell with most items posting declines in price amid detail figures not shown.

Nipissing Cumberland Ely Superior & Pittsburg Eagle & Blue Bell

Excursions Maples Blaze with Magnificent Fall Color

Excursion notes describe BLUE HILL 8ST and a car route over reserve toward Great Blue Hill STough ton and Canton. Mentions frequent cars from Dudley Street Terminal and Mattapan. No trolley ride like it anywhere.

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Theatre Gossip: Boston bill on stage this week

The Boston stage scene features Maude Adams in Peter Pan at Hollis Street and Marie Cahill in Marrying Mary at Colonial. William Warfield in The Music Master at the Majestic continues, with many other engagements and next week’s vaudeville, operatic, and burlesque offerings across multiple theaters.

Maude Adams Hollis Street Theatre J. M. Barrie Boston Marie Cahill Mary William Courtleigh Eugene Cowles King Tremont Mme. Butterfly David Warfield The Majestic Boston Theatre Park Theatre Francis Wilson Peaceful Bijou John Craig Billy B. van Globe Patsy Grand Opera House Keith's Gabriel Buster Amers William H. Thompson Gans Nelson Old Howard Goldfield Jim Bludso Bowdoin Square Theatre Randy Wilson Columbia Watson Colonial Theatre Charles Dillingham Frits Schefe Mlle Modiste Pook Henry Blossom Victor Herbert

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