Stockholder Demographics for New Haven Railroad 1916
The June 30 1916 record shows 25 769 stockholders, 69.44 percent from Massachusetts Connecticut and Rhode Island. 1 571 179 shares outstanding, 835 113 held in three states. Foreign holders total 124 with 6 505 shares, European holders down to 70 with 4 399 shares. In New York state 4 396 stockholders hold 887 495 shares. June 30 1916 shows 4 271 stockholders and 531 202 shares. Male stockholders 11 142. female 14 010. trustees 3 331. insureds and other corporations 938.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New Haven
Europe
New York State
Imsurance
Donation Day for Orphan Asylum Set for Oct 26
Bridgeport Protestant Orphan Asylum calls on the public to donate money and items for its care of about fifty children. The event, described as a bazaar, will feature sales tables, tea, music, decorations, and a publicity push led by Mrs. W A Grippin and a reception committee including Mrs. Frederick B Lewis and Miss Francis Lewis. The event aims to raise funds for the asylum on Thursday October 26 with displays in Ellsworth Street and Fairfield Avenue.
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Bridgeport
Ellsworth Street
Fairfield Avenue
W. A.grippin
Frederick
Ir Francis Lewis
Edward X K. Sterling
W. A. Grippin
Lewis B. Curtis
Clinton Jam Seeley
DeVer H. Warner
N. H. Heft
E. W. Harral
I. W. Birdseye
Samuel C. Shaw
George H. Edwards
Louise Warren
E. J. Jennings
New York Stock Exchange Quotations Oct 18 to 19
Quotations on all major listed stocks reported over private wires of ft L Watson & Co Bridgeport Conn at 1 30 p m Oct 18 and 1 30 p m Oct 19 with prices listed for companies including Allis Chalmers Am Can Anaconda Copper Bethlehem Steel General Electric Reading Union Pacific and many others.
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Ft. L. Watson & Co
Bankers and Brokers
Corner Main
John Sta. Bridgeport
Conn
New York Stock Exchange
Allis Chalmers
Allis Chalmers Ptd
Am. Car. & Fay
Hide & Leather
Atlantic, Guff & W. Indies
Smelt & Re. Co
Sug. Refg
Chi. & Great West. Ptd
Chi., R. Island & Pac
Chile Copper
China
Chesapeake & Ohio
Consolidated Gas
Col. Fuel & Iron
Crucible Steel
den. & Rio G. Pfd
Distilleries Securities
Eri
Fiie Ist
National Lead Co
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Central
Ont
Pennsylvania
Repub. Iron & Steel
Ry. Steel Spring
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Studebaker Corp'n
Tenn. Copper
Union Pacific
Steel
Utah Copper
Virginia Care Chem
Wabash
Avabash Ptd. A
Wi Pfd. B
West
Union Tel
Westinghouse Electric
Western Maryland
Willys Overland
Boston
T. J. Watson & On
Single Tax Solution of Housing Problem Speaker's Assertion
H A Goulden told the Bridgeport Philosophical society that a single tax would solve the housing problem and aid workers. He spoke in Charles F Adams's absence, declaring land ownership ties freedom and master status to landholders, arguing land should be free for all.
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H. A. Goulden
Bridgeport Philosophical Society
Mr. Goulden
Charles F. Adams
Hartford
Stock Market Opens With Conspicuous Sector Gains
New York trading opened with secondary specialties leading the session. The paper group posted 1 to 2 point advances, led by ships, General Electric, American Woolen, and United States Steel, while rails such as Union Pacific and Chesapeake and Ohio rose on strong demand. By noon speculative issues slimmed gains as profit taking emerged and force shifted to motors and subsidiaries, with steel and industrials showing renewed interest.
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New York
dupHe
General Electric
Wiles Biscuit
United States Steel
Union Pacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Alls
New York Central
Property tax proposal and housing vision statement
Mr Goulden argued for a single tax system claiming it would let everyone own a home, reduce rents, and convert outer land into home sites. He suggested wealth production without clear distribution mechanisms under the plan.
Oregon egg contest yields top breed at Storrs fair
The Oregon Agricultural College bred Oregons from Corvallis produced the highest 45 eggs in week fifty of the Storrs laying contest. Obed Knight White Wyandottes tied for second with 41 eggs along with Dr. N W Sanborn Buff Wyandottes. Other hens ranged from 30 to 38 eggs as 18 pens totaled 1835 eggs, 54 more than last year. Hen No 728 of Calverton N Y leads with 280 eggs and could claim the medal of honor with three more. Coops are being prepared for new stock arriving November 1 as top pens are listed for several breeds.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Storrs
Knight
Bridgeton
R. I
N. W. Sanborn
Holden
Mass
Tom Lparron
England
Rock Rose Farm
Katonah
N. Y
J. E. Watson
Marbledale
Conn
A. P. Mobinson
Calverton
Albert T. Lenzen
North Attleboro
Oregon
Obed
G. Knight
Groton
A. W. Rumery
Danville
N.H
Jacob E. Jansen
North Haven
New York Wholesale Prices for Butter Eggs Fruits and More
A detailed listing of wholesale prices from New York for dairy eggs and fruit items. Butter creamery scores high, eggs fresh, Jonathan and Bartlett apples listed with per bushel and per box rates, pears quince grapes oranges notables, hay and straw, poultry and fowls with weight based pricing, vegetables including potatoes beets carrots cabbage celery corn onions squash and more. Just arrived Dutch and French bulbs noted from John & Son.
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Jonathan
Snow
Alexander
Fall Pippin
Holland
Yorke Pippin
Ben Davis
Baldwin
Pears
Bartlett
Beurre Clairgeau
Beurre Bose
Long Island
Mrs Cram Intervenes for Bayonne Oil Workers
Mrs J Sergeant Cram of New York, wife of a politician, adopted the Bayonne oil workers cause and faced police requests to leave. She cited underpayment and overwork, said she would return to Bayonne after consulting a lawyer, and denied plans to bring IWW organizer Elizabeth Gurley Flynn. She claimed her presence had restrained police conduct during a brief Bayonne visit.
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Bayonne
Griffin
New Haven R R Company Set Meeting Agenda October 25 1916
Public notice to stockholders of The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company details an annual meeting in Harmonie Hall New Haven on October 25 1916 at noon to approve the annual statement elect directors and authorize up to 700000 in seven year five per cent gold debentures for a new terminal station the transfer books close October 11 1916. A second probate notice limits creditors claims for the estate of Edward Franke in Bridgeport with six months to file and informs debtors to pay promptly.
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NEW York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
New Haven
Conn
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Harmonie Hall
Elm Street
Sai
Arthur E. Clark
Edward Franke
Bridgeport
Court of Probate
District of Bridgeport
Save-the-Baby Week Aims to Raise 1000 for Nursery Aid
Church groups join a month long drive from Monday to October 30 to raise 1000 for the Day Nursery and Visiting Nurse Association. Mrs. H A Strong leads sub committee with teams. ministers plan sermons. Juvenile workers including 5090 school children, Boy Scouts, M Co A Boys Division join the effort under Mrs A C Fones guidance.
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Visiting Nurse Association
H. A. Strong
A. C. Fones
Boy Scouts
M. Co. A. Boys’ Division
Doing Right and Duty Deepens Heart and Peace
Reflection on moral action from Martineau stresses that true right comes through practice and costly effort. It argues one cannot grasp reverence for right without repeated, deliberate deeds and consistent effort. The passage links clear action to clear conscience and lasting peace.
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Martineau
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