Market irregular but strong in tone on Wall Street
Wall Street opened with mixed momentum as stocks rebounded on the long side but profits took hold in spots. Reading drew notable buying tied to a longstanding pool amid speculation of coal properties divestment by railroad firms, with dividends and bank outlook influencing activity across industrials and special trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Reading
Union Pacific
New York Stocks Show Upward Trend Amid Rumors at State Street
Prices moved with nervous activity as Rubber and coal shares led early gains. Reading advanced to 149, Erie rose, and Volume reached 575,000 shares amid speculation on Reading’s structure and Lake Shore holdings. Copper market strength and local demand supported advances in Butte Coal and North Butte with Old Dominion and Massachusetts Gas among notable gainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Reading
Erie
Lake Shore
H. C. Frick
Baltimore & Ohio
Amalgamated
Union Pacific
London
Steel Common
New York
Boston
Bankers’ Sterling
Frances
Butte Coalition
North Butte
Old Dominion
Trinity
Massachusetts Gas Common
Calumet & Hecla
Copper
Isle Royale
Mohawk
Massachusetts Gas
Utah
Amalgamated Copper
Am Car & Foundry
Eee
American Ice Securities
M Smelting & Refining
Am Sugar Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
Atchison Oe
Atlantic Coast Line
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Central of New Jersey
Chesapeake & Ohbio
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago, Mil & St Paul
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Colorado & Southern
Consolidated Gas
Delaware & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Distillers
Great Northern
Illinois
Louisville & Nashville
Minnea St Louis
Missouri Pacific
Missouri, Kan & Texas
Pennsylvania
Eoeererte
Do 2d Prefeeeese
Republic Steelee
Ae Ees Rock Island Co
Ceesees Seree Eceeeseee
Sloss Sheffield
S L & San Francd
St Louis Southwestern
Eereee
Eevee Eeesee
Southern Pacific
Eevee
Autaere Reticas
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
United States Realty
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Virginia Carolina Chem
Wabash
Western Union Ee Ee
Wisconsin Central
Rumors of New Chairman for City Assessors Board
Speculation runs through City Hall over who will replace the late George A. Comins as chairman of the Board of Assessors. Acting chair John J. Murphy is a leading candidate, while Charles E. Folsom may also be favored though he is a Republican and the Democratic majority aims to keep the chair in their ranks. D. J. Gorman and P. O'Brien are named candidates for the vacancy. salaries are $4500 for the chairman and $4000 for other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
George A. Comins
John J. Murphy
Comins
Charles E. Folsom
Folsom
Gettysburg and WashingtonTour from Boston
Personal guided excursion by railroad departs Boston on Sept 28 with a day at Gettysburg and two days in Washington. All expenses covered for $32. For itineraries contact George M. Roberts passenger agent New England district 2065 Washington Street Boston Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Washington
Pennsylvania
Boston
George M. Roberts
New England
Washington Street
Mass
United Fruit Company Dividend Declared for Stockholders
The United Fruit Company has declared a quarterly dividend of one and three fourths percent on capital stock, payable October 15, 1906 at the Treasurer's office in Boston. Stockholders of record at close of business September 28, 1906 are entitled to the payment. Charles A Hubbard serves as Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Boston
Mass
Charles A. Hubbard
Preferred Stock Dividend Notice by American Pneumatic Service
The American Pneumatic Service Company announces a quarter yearly dividend of 6 percent per annum on preferred stock. The payment date is October 1, 1906, to shareholders of record September 15, 1906. Transfer books will be closed from September 15 to October 2, 1906. Temple Boston September 5, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Pneumatic Service Company
Temple
Boston
Boston Market Stock and Bond Prices Reported
The Boston Market records show the day’s stock and bond price movements and total sales, detailing market activity in a concise daily recap. The item emphasizes pricing trends and overall turnover within the market segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Curb Market Shows Gains and Losses at Exchange Place
The curb market on the Exchange place featured Furnace Creek East Butte and Majestic Copper as leading names. Nipissing rose to 12 percent, up 25-8 from yesterday’s close, while Furnace Creek reached 35-8 and Majestic Copper moved to 1 percent. East Butte fell 1 percent to 9 percent compared with yesterday’s close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Place
Furnace Creek
East Butte
Majestic Copper
Nipissing
Thomas Reinhard
Boston
Wall Street
New York
Rotary Eaveevece
Ariz Com Ceeeess
Black Bingham Central
Mountences Gees
Cananea Central
Copper Securities Caves
Cumberland Ely
Majestic Copper Enense le
Mitchell
Utah
Apex
Weaeee
Boesavael
Auto Force Vent
Dominion Upper
New
Nevada
Douglas
Lawson's View on Trinity Copper Trade Announcement
Thomas W Lawson issues a statement on Trinity Copper saying holders should not sell below its current worth due to lack of knowledge of present conditions. He notes offers from five producers, a verbal agreement with one party, expected production of 300 tons daily, and potential annual net income around 6 per ton or 550000. He predicts Trinity will become a regular dividend payer and urges stockholders to anticipate prosperity, while claiming autonomy from associates and citing upcoming absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Copper
Thomas W. Lawson
Trinity
Trinity Company
Ag Trinity
TEAS COFFEES DIRECTLY FROM IMPORTER OFFERED
An importer advertises tea and coffee sold direct to consumers with a wide variety and low prices. It warns against imposters posing as importers and notes stores in Boston at 9 Washington Street and an annex near Haymarket Subway Station, plus branches in New York Philadelphia and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington St
New York
Philadelphia
London
WN. B
Boston
Washington Street
Annex
Haymarket
South Boston Brewery Fire Damages Noted. Quick Response Cited
The Jacob Wirth brewery on Farnsworth Street South Boston caught fire at 5 31 p m yesterday. Flames spread across the street as Ladder 18 arrived and houses nearby were threatened. Firemen had the blaze under control in ten minutes, with Captain McDonald praised. Damage estimated around 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Wirth
Farnsworth Street
Boston
Ladder 18
McDonald
Sunday church services across Boston area Baptist and Congregational churches
A long list of Sunday schedules from multiple churches including Warren Avenue Baptist and Tremont Temple Baptist with morning and evening sermons by Rev. M D Eubank, Dr P S Henson, Rev Herbert Johnson, and others. It notes song services, Sunday schools, and topics like The Death of Inventor Wartenberg and Bells and Pomegranates, with wide parish welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
West Canton Street
Johnson
M. D. Eubank
China
Herbert
Inventor Wartenberg
Anna B. Dexter
Dexter
Dr. Henson
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
Frederick E. Heath
Young
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Boston
Mr. Dixon
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
J. K. Manning
D. D
Trenton
N. J
Shawmut
Tremont
Brookline
William T. McElveen
Samuel Richards Gaines
Berkeley Temple
Berkeley Street
Warren Avenue
Allen A. Stockdale
George H. Huntington
Friendship of
Jesus
OLD South Church
Allen E. Cross
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
Samuel Wesley Irwin
Diverse Religious Meetings Reported Across Boston Churches
The scene lists Christian Science, Methodist and other faith services in Boston areas including Falmouth and St. Aal streets, with sermons on reality, promises, Christ's name, and life of Jesus. It notes choir additions, voice instruction, Bible study rallies, and various lecture series at Tremont Street and Park Street venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Scientist
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Mother Church
Falmouth
Norway
St. Aal Streets
Boston
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
Methodist East
Bethel
Theastor
L. B. Bates
Christ
Methodist Episcopal People’s Temple
Charles A. Crane
W. OC. Haynes
G. A. Perry
R.L. van Buskirk
Shook
Tremont Street
Concord
B. A. Blake
Jesus
A. M. Graham
Park Street Church
O. P. Bridges
Mystic Hall
West Medford
Spiritual meetings fill Boston Cambridge areas with mediumship
The First Spiritual Church and related groups announce Sunday sessions at 2:30 and 7:30 with Professor Maynard the blind musician and a wide circle of readers, musicians, and mediums. Activities include test seances, psychometric readings, and public circles across Roxbury Cambridge, Chelsea, Malden, and Swampscott venues through September 16 and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Spiritual Science Church
Wilkinson
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Maynard
Witham
Butler
Robertson
Reed
Morgan
Sears
Johnson
Hill
Prevo
Darling
Lou Rockwell
Matook
Boston
AMP Progress
Upper Swampscott
Mabel R. Witham
J. B. Witham
California
J. K. Darling
Fred Nicholson
Nicholson
Beautiful Singers
Commercial Hall
Washington Street
Spiritual Phenomena Society
N. P._ Smith
Nutter
Bellows
Kampe
Minerva Reed
Jollymore
May Lewis
Graham
Mr. Smith
Josephine Webster
Emma Odiorne
Mary G. Carbee
James Darling
Annie Barum
Pittsburg
Matilda Boynton
Malden Spiritual Association and Circle Notices
A dense listing of spiritualist circles and mediums across Boston and surrounding areas. Mentions Malden Spiritual Association at 66 Pleasant Street with Miss MacArthur from Boston as reader, and numerous circles led by Mrs. Munroe, Dr Barker, Mme Anna Pierce, Dr Abbie Heath, and others offering readings, tests, and daily sessions at varied addresses including Tremont Street, Shawmut Avenue, Berkeley Street, and Washington Street. Includes concert events, tests, and developing classes with multiple venues and leaders across neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Sarah Folwell
N. FB. Payrow
Barker
California
Columbus Avenue
Dartmouth
Clarendon Streets
Berkeley Street
F. Curtis
Mme
Anna Pierce
Washington Street
Abbie Heath
Dover Street
A. E. Ricker
Massachusetts Avenue
Tremont
Saugus Centre
Edgar W. Emerson
Peabody McKenna
Tremont Street
Gutierrez
Helyett
Haga
Banner of Light Building
Warren Avenue
Fox
Arthur
Fourth Street
Chelsea
Mass
M. Knowles
Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester
Waverley
Veteran Spiritualist Union
L. B. Marsh
L Street
Boston
A. D. Morgan
Tremont St
Huggins
Shawmut Avenue
Brookline Street
Stackpole
Huntington Avenue
Back Bay
E. Littlefield
W. Springfield Street
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Salt Lake
Nevada-Douglas Company
Southern Pacific Railroad
Wabuska
Yerington
Copper Queen Consolidated
Arizona
Sedalia
Shawmut Consolidated Copper Company
Colorado
Champion Mining Company
St. Paul
Sioux City Railroad Company
Osceola
Houghton
Superior
William E. Soule
West End
Allouez
Am Zine We
Arcadian Eee
Atlantic Eee
gam van Bingham ee +s
Bonanza
Butte Coal
aCal & Ar
aCal & Hee
Centennial
Elm River
aDaly-West
Franklin
Michigan
Old Colony
Old Domin
Dom Iron
A Swift & Co
Chicago
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
United Fruit Company
D'Vidend
Lqomuwide
Wevsee
Boston & Low
Bar & Quincy
Thie & West
Seattle
Gn Bs
Atti
Et Atchison
Ressica i
Lawson
South Boston Brewery
Entertainments
Bu Revere Beach
Navassar Fe
Ryan
Tel
Orp Williams
Rene
Hope Booth & CO
Kamo’s
Arthur Prince Comedy Co
Rose DE Haven
Septette
MLLE
DE Seramas
Revere Beach
Lula Livises
Larry’s Lynn
Pelham
Temp of Learning
Bombay
India
Whitlock
Warren Street
Roxbury
Dudley Street
Charles Harwood
T m
Brigham
American Psychical Research Society OF Mass. (Inc
Circle
Main Street
Everett
Cumberland Street
Harvey Redding
Hollis
Isaac B. Rich
Kirke LaShelle Company
Dustin Farnum
THE
Virginian
Wek
Frank Daniels
Sergeant Brue
Louis Mann
Clara Lipman
Julie Bonbon
Peter F. Dailey
Colonial Theatre
Mr. Wright Lorimer
WM. A. Brady
Mats
Ibsen
the Wild Duck
Mr. Lorimer
Hjalmar
Axa
Boston Theatre
Lawrence McCarty
Cape Cod
Thomas Jefferson
Russell Bros
Gambler of the West
Genen
Orumbega Park
he-Charles Cereals
All Star
TAS
Howard
Tf Mae Ee Troupe
Harry Thorne
Cot “Ell Wood
Il P
the Lion
Olumbus Avena
Theatre Comique
Scollay Square
Crawford House
Globe Ui
Wayburn
Ned Wayburn
Chora
Nat M.wills
First Spiritual Church OF Boston, Inc
Clara E. Strong
Walter I. Mason
Carrie D. Chapman
H. W. F. America Hall
Black Bear
H. E. Millan
Thehenomena
First Spiritual Church
Broadway
Fielding
Marion Street
East
Ferry Street
James A. Newhall
Malden Progressive Spiritualists
Soicety (Inc
Pleasant Street
Alice M. Whall
Lyceum
G. A. Baker
Camp Progress
Harwood
Marston
Nellie Carleton Grover
Por
Oor
Chelsea Spiritual Association
Gould Hall
Mattie E. Hoyt
H. T. Nutter
Marchand
Keith’s
F. Reynard
America
Cliffe Berzac
Circus
Avery and Hart
Pongo
Leo
Harndin
Electrical Ballet
Starlight
Nora Bayes
Nat Haines
Cressy and
Dayne
Bill Biffin
Baby
Bertholdy
Tremont Sagement
Arnold Daly’s
Lyric and Garrick Theatres
Mr. Daly
Tonig
Bernard Shaw
Castle
Bee
Winter St
Right OF Sword
Oxford
Fall River
Providence
Gloucester and
Cape Ann
Central Wharf
Foot State St
Gloucester
Merchant
Mer
Boston& Gloucester
King Philip
Commercial Wharf
Mough
Atlantic Ave
Rowe
Pilgrims
Bay Line
Atlantic Avenue
Rowe’s Wharf
Main
S. A. Moody
VIA
Boston & Maine RR
Hoosac Mountains
Deerfield Valley
Hudson River
Union Station
Albany
Tor
Hudson
People’s Line
New York City
Fall River Line
Pier 19
Warren St
N. A
Co. M. Bart
D. J. Flanders Pass
Traf. Mer
BIJOU
John Craig
Dail Pha
Plymouth
Long Wharf
G. P. Cushing
Gen. Mgr
Pemberton
bSundays
NEW Line
Enterprise Transportation Co
P. O. Sq
Il River
Van’s
TRO
Newport
Buzzard
Bay Shore
South Shore
CG. St. Ry. Co
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