Stockholders Meet in New Haven on October 24 1917
The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company calls its annual meeting at Harmonie Hall New Haven Connecticut on October 24 1917 at 12:00 noon to review the 1916 affairs elect a board amend by laws and close transfer books October 10 to 24 1917. A special meeting will follow if the annual session ends earlier to consider charter amendments authorizing preferred stock issues and a 450000 share issue with up to 7 percent dividends.
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New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Harmonie Hall
Elm Street
New Haven
Connecticut
En Haven
Board of Directors
Arthur F. Clark
General Assembly
State of
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Arthur E. Clark
Fall River Gas Works Co
Fall River
Massachusetts
Fall River Gas Works Company
Stoner & Webster
Lowell Electric Light Corporation
Lowell
Stone & Webster
Republic Iron & Steel
Commerce Commission
Atlantic Mutual notices on profits certificates redemption
The Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co. announces redemption and payment of outstanding certificates of profits issued in 1912 1918 and 1914 beginning November 1 1917 with interest dividends of five percent and transfer books closed October 17 to November 6 1917. G Stanton Floyd-Jones secretary signs the notice.
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Board of Trustees
G. Stanton Floyd-Jones
First Boston Woman Pays War Tax on Theatre Tickets
Miss Marguerite G Savage of Brookline paid 40 cents war tax on two $2 theatre tickets at Park Square Theatre. The box treasurer confirmed the 10 percent levy begins with the Nov 1 performance of Captain Kidd Jr. She hoped the tax would prick the Kaiser.
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Marguerite G. Savage
Commonwealth Avenue
Brookline
Miss Savage
Boston
Park Square Theatre
Captain Kidd, Jr
United States
Williams Flays Kaiser at Boston University Convocation
Dean Talcott Williams head of Columbia University School of Journalism sharply criticized Kaiser and the German government in his fall convocation address at the Old South Church in Boston. The speech condemned imperial policy and wartime conduct, reflecting strong anti-German sentiment.
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Dean Talcott Williams
Columbia University
Boston University
Old South Church
Think it over citizen bond price Sherman Kaiser shot in Boston
A wartime citizen appeals to sacrifice pointing out that giving up a luxury equals the cost of a bond. The emblematic call urges patriotic action by funding the war through savings in Boston against the Kaiser.
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Kaiser
Boston
Market Review and Outlook Signals Shuffle in War Boom
The market has rallied after a broad liquidation phase with rails and steels leading the rebound. Analysts doubt a completed bear market, noting steel's historic lows and potential for a sizable future dip, while railroads look for rate relief and higher earnings from major producers amid war-time demand.
Answers to Inquiries column governs reader stock questions
The Boston Post announces a Monday column answering readers inquiries on listed and unlisted stocks and bonds in New England industries utilities banks and mills. It promises impartial data from trustworthy sources but no guarantees on accuracy or market predictions and requests full name and street address for inquiries addressed to the financial editor at the Boston Post.
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Boston Post
New England
Post
The
Inquirer
Financial
Boston
Mass
Curtiss Aeroplane output forecast and stock data
The Cur tiss Aeroplane Company is expanding to 20 000 workers in two months with planned output rising to about 10 12 planes daily including boat work and expects 150 000 000 in orders next year. Earnings projected at 11 a share annually after interest and preferred dividends. Capital structure includes 6 000 000 preferred stock 7 per cent, 4 000 000 notes 6 per cent, and 150 000 shares of no par common.
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Republic Iron & Steel
Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Corporation
H. N. Melrose
Mass
Curtiss Aeroplane Company
Cities Service Company
Fort Dodge Gas & Electric Secures Two Year Franchise
United Light and Railways reports its Fort Dodge Gas and Electric subsidiary won a new two year electric franchise by a large majority from local electors. The Western Utah Extension Copper Company compressor plant was reported as completed last week with six or more Wight jack hammer machines usable concurrently.
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United Light & Railways Company
Fort Dodge Gas & Electric Company
Western Utah Extension Copper Company
10 Cent Milk for Public of Boston Plan Extension
Public plan for 10 cent milk in Boston continues from first page, operative at least until December 1. Authorities outline extension details and scope of city program for residents.
Milk depots promise 10 cent quart at Boston plan
After weeks of conferences with milk dealers and farmers, Boston announces 10 cent a quart milk via 40 to 50 depots with tickets for 10 quarts at $1. Hood & Sons forego profit, no pints sold, and all stores urged to cooperate while warning of higher prices if public rejects the plan.
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Endicott
Food Administration
H. P. Hood & Sons
Boston
Hood Company
Commonwealth
Nathaniel Thayer
A. C. Ratshesky
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
Robert Windsor
Philip R. Allen
Joseph B. Russell
J. Frank O'Hare
John B. Stevens
George H. Lyman
B. Preston Clarke
Girl of 14 Looks Like Swimming Champ
Thelma Darby, a 14 year old Indianapolis girl, defeated Miss Claire Galligan of New York at 500 yards to claim a remarkable water sports win. Galligan, fatigued from travel, did not match her San Francisco form when she won the national championship and world record last September.
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New York
Thelma Darby
Indianapolis
Claire Galligan
New York to Host Real Six Day Race in Madison Square Garden
New York announces a genuine six day indoor bike race at Madison Square Garden during the week of December 2 to 8. It will run 144 hours non stop starting at midnight on Sunday December 2, marking the first time the event is a true six day endurance race.
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Kerensky
Russia
Petrograd
North Winship
New York
Madiecon Square Garden
Saga
Saeluicay
Ue Sui
Providing for Ward 21 Boys
At a Ward 21 Dorchester meeting in Washington Hall Codman Square a committee was formed to organize comforts for local boys in service. The ward is split into nine precincts and precinct committees were planned. Lt. Thomas Fitzgerald spoke on conditions at Ayer and outlined needs including sweaters helmets wristers and tobacco.
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Dorchester
Washington Hall
Codman Square
Thomas Fitzgerald
John F. Fitzgerald
Camp Devens
Ayer
Lord Northcliffe to present medal to Orville Wright
Lord Northcliffe with members of the British War Mission visits the Midwest. In Dayton he will present the Royal Albert Medal for aviation to Orville Wright. He will speak on food conservation and the shipping problem and plans to reach Washington early next month.
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New York
Lord Northcliffe
Middle West
Dayton
Ohio
Orville Wright
Washington
Demobilization of Russia's 1896 1897 class troops
In Petrograd on October 21 the troops of the 1896 and 1897 classes aged 41 and 42 were demobilized. The central committee of the workers and soldiers deputies protests the government's move to Moscow and says it will stay in Petrograd with the revolutionary proletariat until the last moment.
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Petrograd
Moscow
Be a booster. Back the boys by buying a bond.
The caller urges support for the war effort by purchasing bonds to fund forces against the enemy. The message emphasizes civilian effort and patriotic duty to aid troops in victory.
Statue unveiling marks 50th anniversary in Brighton
The Passionist Fathers at the Monastery of the Blessed Gabriel in Brighton celebrated the 50th anniversary of the canonization of St Paul of the Cross with the unveiling and blessing of a statue in the afternoon and the opening of a series of lectures for non Catholics in the evening.
Notre Dame lecture denounces irreligion and modern pleasures
The Very Rev Father Colman unveiled a statue gift in the monastery chapel while Rev Father Columban read a panegyric and Rev Father Pauttina opened lectures for non Catholics. He attacked university professors and plural religion, warned against money and pleasures, and urged adherence to God. Special music and lectures followed with Benediction by Father Colman. Tonight’s topic is The Divinity of Christ Was Christ God.
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Father Colman
C. P
Unds
Father Columban
Father Pauttina
Sinai
Cambridge
J. A. Fitszgerald
Miss White
Boston
Maud Murray
Winthrop
Christ
Liberty Bond A pledge of life and democracy to heirs
A Liberty Bond is described as more than a loan to the government. It represents life insurance Liberty and the pursuit of happiness under a democratic government for citizens and their children.
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Kerensky
Russia
Lyoff
Miliukoff
Alexander Fedorovitch Kerensky
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