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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1906

Page

9

Stocks Upgrade Signals and Market Movements

The report notes dividends paid by Tonopah Mining and 4 percent National City Bank, plus cash receipts $1,168,558 and a year-end Aug 31 balance of $400,977. Longacre Electric adds directors Edgar Van Etten William Clark and William Lamprecht. Abitibi cobalt mine reveals new vein and workforce expansion amid district activity.

Ted Mcey Darragh Mining Company Cobalt Tonopah Mining Company William Harris Longacre Electric Light & Power Company Edgar van Etten William J. Clark William H. Lamprecht Mr. van Etten New York Central Railroad Boston & Albany Mr Clark General Electric Comny Mr. Lamprecht King House of Lamprecht Brothers Cleveland Financial Electrical Enterprises Ohio Manhattan Transit Company John C. Sheehan New York National City Bank of New York City Milford Mass Estabrook & Co Milford Savings Bank Savings Bank Abitibi & Cobalt Company Abitibi William & Soule

New York Market Regains Its Activity

Wall Street opened with renewed trading activity after last week's dip driven by a Bank of England rate rise. Traders priced in restrained speculation and guarded profits as the market recovered in late trading, with bonds heavy and sterling buying pressure easing.

New York Wall Street Bank of England Secretary of the Treasury Sterling Exchange London

Boston Market Notes and Rights Listed in Uncertain Sale

Fragmentary 1920s market item notes ex rights and bonds with unlisted stock shares. Reader sees 48 931 at bonds and dubious figures for rights. Clear details and entities are garbled in OCR.

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Curb Market Report From Nipissing Exchange

Curb market activity at the Nipissing exchange shows notable gains with a 2 to 5 percent rise across listed stocks. Officials note higher activity in sold items and new price levels, summarized in the follow up sales table.

Nipissing Alaklala Newhouse Aanior

Chicago Grain Quotations From Ennis Stoppani

Ennis and Stoppani of the Chicago Board of Trade report a wheat market that showed more activity than expected. Open high and low prices for May July corn oats are listed with several fractional figures across contracts.

Ennis & Stoppani Chica Board of Trade State Mutual

People's Lobby Adopts Constitution for Congress Oversight

The governing committee of the new People's Lobby approves two sections outlining its mission to collect and disseminate information on pending national legislation and Congress members' votes. It will keep records of official acts and provide public access to these records. A temporary Ways and Means committee is named and will report in about a month.

Washington People’s Lobby Tts Congress

Governor Dudley’s Tomb to Be Suitably Marked

The Governor Dudley family held a reunion dinner at the Vendome last evening. Officers elected at the meeting included President George B. Kones of Elizabeth New Jersey, Secretary Jere P. Fenno, Milton, and Treasurer F. B. Williams of Jamaica Plain. An appropriation was noted to memorialize the tomb with a tablet.

Second Divorce From One Man in Brockton

Mrs. Mary Chase seeks a second divorce from Alfred N. Chase after a marriage of ten years. Chase deserted his first wife to permit a divorce for desertion and later married Mrs. Chase again in 1904. Cruelty prompted the second divorce, granted last Wednesday in Barnstable.

Brockton Mary Chase Barnstable Alfred N. Chase

Morse-Made Quality Marks Morse Company Expands Boston Plant

The Leopold Morse Company extends into adjoining building space on Washington Street Boston to house wholesale and manufacturing operations. Ferdinand Strauss highlights union labor in Morse made products and a focus on light ventilation sanitation and quality as the secret of growth dating back to 1862.

House of Leopold Morse Company Adama Square Washington Street Ferdinand Strauss Strauss Garment Workers’ Union Boston Leopold Morse Company

Shales Estate Sparks Probate Court Trial

Rachel L Shales of the South End left about 2600 to William T Stupple as executor in a will contested by her brothers George R Henderson Chester A Henderson and sister Frances Parsons on grounds of undue influence. Witnesses described chronic drinking delirium tremens and actions suggesting incompetence leading to continued hearings in the Probate Court.

Rachel L. Shales South End Chester A. Henderson Frances Parsons George R. Henderson Benjamin M. Graves Gustavus Walker Macdonald Ella FB. Robbins Shales

Volcano On Stage In Grand Opera House Melodrama

The Grand Opera House staged Ten Thousand Dollars Reward by Spencer and Aborn with 14 elaborately mounted scenes. The plot follows Jack Fearless from America to South America and India in a quest for Marion Grey, with a $10,000 reward offered by her father. The production features a dramatic volcanic eruption and earthquake and a cast of about 30, including noted performers.

Grand Opera House Spencer & Aborn Jack Fearless South America India Marion Grey Ee Bee Ere Phillips Dorothy West Rog

Des Moines Judge Recommends Treadmill for Drunks

Police Judge Van Metre of Waterloo proposes a treadmill for habitual drunkards to generate power for municipal use. He argues the device would ease taxpayer burden by removing the need to support these violators and provide a constructive outlet for offenders.

Des Moines van Metre Waterloo

Camille Clifford Backed by Boston Kin Amid Marriage Talks

Relatives in Boston say actress Camille Clifford will be happy in married life. They report she is deeply in love with Bruce Bruce, despite Lord Aberdare’s frosty stance. Family believes their fortunes hinge on the father’s death and a possible return to stage if needed.

Camille Clifford Lord Aberdare M. J. Schilling Pontiac Street Roxbury Miss Clifford Camille Lord Bruce Bruce

Confessed murderer of actress in Palace Hotel death

Edward H. Nicholas, a theatrical agent, confessed to killing actress Margaret Leslie and stealing diamonds valued at $1500. Police had tracked diamonds to Nicholas after two pawnbrokers reported diamonds tied to Leslie’s estate. Captain O'Brien stated the confession followed.

Chicago Edward BH. Nicholas Margaret Leslie Palace Hotel O’brien Nicholas Leslie

Coachman Hooe Faces Perjury Trial in Hartje Case

In Pittsburg on October 23, Clifford Hooe the coachman for Augustus Hartje was tried for perjury after Judge Robert Frazer overruled a motion to quash the indictment. The prosecution alleges Hooe lied about relations with Mrs Hartje and followed by arrests of Hartje Welshons and Hooe on conspiracy to defame Mrs Hartje charges.

Pittsburg Clifford Hooe Hartje Robert Frazer Hooe Augustus Hartje John L. Welshons

Committee forms American Jewish advisory group in 12 districts

A 15 member committee named by Judge Mayer Sulzberger to assemble a larger American Jewish body has divided the country into 12 districts and chosen representatives. A meeting is set for Sunday November 11 with leaders including Strauss, Guggenheim, Schiff, Straus, Magnes, Lewisohn, Marshall, and Rosendale among others.

New York Mayer Sulsberger Philadelphia Ferdinand Strauss Boston Henry Cutler Providence Nathan Bijur Joseph H. Cohen Daniel Guggenheim L. Kamasky D. H. Liberman BH. Lauterbach BE. H. Lewin-Epstein Professor H. Loeb Adolph Lewisohn J. J Magnes Louis Marshall Jacob H. Schiff Oscar 8. Straus Cyrus L. Sulz

Boston & Maine Cuts Fares Starting January First

The Boston and Maine railroad plans a general fare reduction from one half to one cent per mile on or about January 1. Rates across the system south of Bellows Falls Vermont and Concord and Rochester New Hampshire, and much of the region north of those points, will be lowered to a flat two cent per mile.

Boston & Maine Boston & Maine Railroad Bellows Falls Concord Rochester N. H

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