No fireworks but slow steady gain in steel and copper stocks
Wall Street shows a quiet session with few bright spots as major equities, led by United States Steel on quarterly results, drifted. Amalgamated Copper helped by metal strength while U S Realty and Construction and railroad bonds drew modest demand amid easy money. Mohawk rose to 44, Shannon rallied, Calumet & Hecla jumped, and American Telephone showed weakness amid bond speculation.
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Wall Street
United States Steel
Iron and Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Building Trades
New York
United States
Boston
Cicam
C. Dis
State Street
Shannon
Amalgamated
Flower & Co
New England
Fish
Lake
Calumet & Hecla
Mohawk
Allouez
Centennial
Copper Range
Daly West
Elm River
Winona
Atlantic
Bingham
Isle Royale
Mass
Osce
Dominion Coal
Mining and Stock Exchange
Bay State
Boston Consolidated
Bald Butte
Greene Consolidated
Smith
Old Dominion
United Globe Mines
Boston News Bureau
Date
Houghton, Mich
Copper Range Railroad
Western and Anchor Boat Lines
Dollar Bay
Buffalo
Houghton
Osceola
Quincy
Heath
Bell Tel
Tel & Tel
M & B Inc
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Cal & Hecla
Hj&s Y
Conn & Pass
Daly-West
Com Coal
Dom Iron & Steel
East Boston Land
Vo Edison Elee
Fitchburg
Franklin
General Electric
Granby
Guanajuato
Ee Ees Eeae
Pere Marquette
Seeeee
Phenix
Pullman Co
Quincey
Rhode Island
Santa Fe
Tamarack
Trinity
United Fruit
United Shoe Mach
Ss Coal
Silk Firm Robbed and Harry Woods Arrested
Special Officer Murphy of Division 4 presented Harry Woods alias David Lundberg of New York in court yesterday on charges of stealing silk from Farley Harvey and Co and other firms. He was held until April 12 in 500 dollars bail.
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Murphy
Division 4
Harry Woods
David Lundberg
New York
Farley, Harvey & Co
Brookline High Relays Upset Sets Yale Meet Qualifier
Brookline High School relay team beats Newton for the first time in seven years at the schoolboys indoor meeting and will compete in the Yale Intercollegiate track championships on Saturday, May 14 in New Haven Conn. The item also notes various sports and local notices about figures like Rube Rush Mullaney and Lajoie, and a reader request about Eli Bourdon the Bumble Bee.
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Brookline
Newton High
New Haven
Conn
Toledo
Herman Long
Harrisburg
Rube Rush
Fulton
Addie Joss
Newport
N. H
Eli Bourdon
Bumblebee
Post
Kidney-Wort Claims Relief for Kidney Ailments
Personal testimonials from James Caldwell and Miss Susie Lang praise Dr Pettingill's Kidney-Wort Tablets for curing back pain and kidney trouble. The ads urge readers to seek free advice, warn against alcohol modern tonics, and promote one bottle with a free consult if ineffective. Includes promotion of urinary health as life indicator and direct to Burlington Vermont consultation.
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James Caldwell
4Th Ave
Louisville
Dr. Pettinill
Ellis Breaks Trap Record at Riverside Practice
Dr S A Ellis of the Boston Athletic Association set a new straight hits record at Riverside traps with 100 consecutive hits during a training session for the New England Kennel Club event. The prior record was 71 set March 7 1903 by C R Dickey. Other shooters scored 8 78 79 77 and 39 out of 50.
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New England Kennel Club
S. A. Ellis
Boston Athletic Association
Riverside
Dr. Ellis
C. R. Dickey
W. B. Farmer
L. C. Fenno
J. H. Daggett
Thomas Silsbee
George B. Clark
Iron Shoe Falls on Man From Overhead Structure
Judge Adams heard Victor Weisse vs. the Elevated in Municipal Civil Court over an injury from a heavy iron piece, described as a shoe, falling into the street near Dudley street station. The case was taken under advisement.
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Adams
Victor Weisse
The
Elevated
Dudley Street
Roxbury Latin Dominates Boston Latin In 19-5 Reliefer
Roxbury Latin routed Boston Latin 19 to 5 at Columbus avenue yesterday afternoon. Jameson pitched for Roxbury Latin with strong support from his battery and offense piling up 18 hits led by Richardson, Jameson, Draper and Waterman. Boston Latin offered limited resistance as Roxbury Latin seized command early and never relinquished control.
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Roxbury Latin
Boston Latin
Columbus Avenue
Jamieson
Roxbury Boys
Bh.po.a.e
Po.a
Rich
Rogers
Jameson
Michan
Draper
Wat
W. J'h
Miller
Kissee Wendell
F. J
Covall
C.f
Oj Lane
Mills
Ramsey
R. F
Parker
Shore
B.i
White
Roxbury
Waterman
Kennedy
Wendell
Covell
McLaughlin
Kelly
Johnson
Richardson
Hallahan
Boys Sodality Meet at Boston College Gym
The fifth annual athletic meet of the Boys' Sodality of the Church of the Immaculate Conception will be at Boston College Gymnasium on Friday April 8 at 7 30 pm. Open events include sprints distance runs and potato race with handicaps and relay races. Prizes awarded in each event with an entrance fee of 25 cents for the first event and 10 cents for each additional. Entries close April 14 with Frank P. Craig 116 East Canton Street Boston.
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Boys’ Sodality of the
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Boston College
Frank P. Craig
East Canton Street
Boston
Time Ball to Announce Postponed Ball Games
A Boston Americans manager suggested using a time ball to signal game postponements. In Chicago officials would display a flag or ball signal. if called off, the signal would be pulled in. The system aims to prevent unnecessary trips and telephone calls.
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Green
Boston Americans
Chicago
Boston
Boston tops New Orleans 1–0 in tight series opener
Boston’s Ferris delivered the key two-bagger driving in Parent for the lone run as Winters and Lee held the offense at bay. Parent impressed with six assists and strong hitting, while New Orleans struggled to spark offense with only two clean hits in nine innings. Attendance reached about 2300 as the city lapsed into baseball fever.
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New Orleans
Ferris
Lachance
Parent
New Oreans
General Jackson
Collins
Boston
Tommy Dowd
Dowd
Hadiance
Rohes
Winters
Criger
Lee
Breitenstein
Boocon
Screee
Fox
Winter
Dunham
Fred P. O'Connell
Schoolboy crews drill on smooth water in practice
Coaches Donovan and Holton led a quiet afternoon practice with four boats on calm river conditions. Boston Latin moved Captain Comstock to bow, with Fitzgerald at stroke, while Somes and Riley rowed 3 and 2 respectively. Wallis took Weeks’s seat as stroke for De Merritte ord, and Ullman and Perkins alternated at two. Roxbury Latin fields Burkhardt at stroke with O'Brien 3 and Hall 2, Soule at bow, while Stones School sent an eight but Ballou and Hobigand did not appear.
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Donovan
Holton
Boston Latin
Comstock
Fitzgerald
Somes
Riley
Wallis
Weeks
de Merritte Ord
Johnson
Ullman
Perkins
Roxbury Latin
Burkhardt
O’brien
Hall
Soule
Stones School
Ballou
Hobigand
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde staged at Institute Hall East Cambridge
Benjamin Pever of Boston directed a local cast in scenes from Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and The Convict s Daughter at Institute Hall East Cambridge last evening. Pever played Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, with Timothy Scannell as Dr Lanyon, John V Pendergast as Mr Utterson, George Smithfield as Newcomen, Nellie Daly as Alice Leigh, Mary Mathews as Frances Lee, George Smithfield as Colonel Mathew Lee and J W Ellis as James Blackburn receiving warm applause.
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Benjamin Pever
Boston
Dr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde
Institute Hall
East Cambridge
Mr. Pever
Dr. Jekyll
Timothy Scannell
Dr. Lanyon
John V. Pendergast
Mr. Utterson
George Smithfield
Newcomen
Nellie Daly
Alice Leigh
Mary Mathews
Frances Lee
Colonel Mathew Lee
J. W. Ellis
James Blackburn
Sousa Band Delights Boston Audiences At Two Concerts
Yesterday afternoon and evening Sousa's band played in Symphony Hall to strong crowds. The program mixed classic and popular pieces, with Sousa's usual generosity offering many encore numbers. Es telle Liebling sang several selections, Jessie Strauss performed pleasing violin solos, and other soloists Herbert L. Clark and J. H. B. Moeremans contributed cornet and saxophone numbers. These will be the only Sousa concerts in Boston this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sousa
Symphony Hall
Estelle Liebling
Jessie Strauss
Herbert L. Clark
J. H. B. Moeremans
Boston
Judge says slaps can ground for divorce in Missouri
In St Louis Judge Moses N Sale stated he would grant a divorce to any wife who proves her husband slapped her. He noted a distinction if the husband is aged, saying a single unprovoked slap by an older husband might not suffice. The case involved Julius Le Jasche and Octavia Le Jasche.
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ST. Louis
Moses N. Sale
Julius le Jasche
Octavia le Jasche
Sale
Dr. Eastman held on charge in McIntyre death
Dr. Charles A. Eastman was arrested in Lowell and arraigned in Biddeford Mo for causing the death of Miss Edith S. McIntyre. He was held for further hearing next Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford
Charles A. Eastman
Lowell
Edith S. McIntyre
Die Walkure At Boston Theatre Aided By Strong Cast
Metropolitan Opera presented Die Walkure at the Boston Theatre last night with a strong cast led by Mme Gadski Miss Olive Fremstad and M Krauss. Fremstad made her Boston debut as Sieglinde delivering a clear powerful voice and earning deserved ovations. Krauss sang admirably in Siegmund with refined phrasing while Gadski gave a commendable Brunnhilde. M Homer Van Rooy and Blass filled their roles competently conductor Alfred Hertz led a refined performance. Tonight a double bill The Barber of Seville with Sembrich Bauermeister Dippel Campanari Journet Rossi and Cavalleria Rusticana with Calve Homer Bauermeister Nava Muhlmeann led by Gustav Hinrichs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Boston
Metropolitan Opera Company
Gadski Sieglinde
Miss Olive Fremstad
Homer Siegmund
M. Krauss
M. van Rooy Fuungine
M. Blass II
M. Burgstalter
Siegmund
Mr. Conried
Brunnhilde
Olive Fremstad
Sieglinde
Mme. Gadski
Mme. Homer
van Rooy
Blass
Alfred Hertz
Barber of Seville
Mme. Sembrich
Mme. Bauermeister
M. Dippel
M. Campanari
M. Journet
M. Rossi
Cavalleria Rusticana
Mme. Calve
M. Nava
M. Muhlmeann
Gustav Hinrichs
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Chesapeake & Ohio
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Chicago, Mil & St Paul
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Denver & Rio Grande
Erie
Ft Hocking Valley
Ite
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Minn
Ste M
Missouri Pacific
Eee
Mo Kan
Texas
Nat RR of Mexico
York Centra
New & Western Eefe
Norfolk
Ontario & Western
Eeeeeere
Pennsyyvania
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Southern Railway
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Toledo, St Louis & West
Boy Union Pacific
Wabash
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Am Car & Foundry
Ees & Het
Regar Refining
Ae Ae
Estinenonse Electric
World OF Sport
Marconi
Munroe & Munroe
Congress St
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
William R. Driver
College St
Burlington, VI
US Steel
Utah
Victoria
Onit
West End St Ry
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St. Ry
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Wolverine
Ellis
Boys’ Sodality
MLET
Ferris and Parent the Stars
Bostons
Dineen
Huntington Avenue
AB. R. BE Dougherty
I. Liederen Va
Asie A
Stahl
C. F
Tfreeman
All Boston
Lulu
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Boston Theatre
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee
Mgr
Grand Opera
Metropolitan Opera House
O Psaree
Heinrich Conried
Tonitget
Barbiere di Siviglia
Mmes
Sembrich
Bauermeister
Campanari
Journet
Rossi
Begue
Fassero
Calve
Homer
Baurmeister
MM. Naval
Muhlmann
Romeo & Juliette
Tristan and Isolde
Aida
Siegfried
Faust
Thur
Tannoauser
Ayve
Carmen
Weber
Entertainments
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Advertiser
Henry W. Savage
Peggy
Paris
Geo. Ade
William Loraine
Boston FA
Georgia Caine
Josie Sadler
Harold Crane
Ites
Geo. Richards
Dan Baker
Richard Colden
Pixie? & Luders
Prince of Pilsen
Lil
Keith
Baron Hizzizzan
Santley
America
Robert Emmet
Wisn
Colonial Theatre
Briumpherlaw & Birlanger
Mother Coose
Howard
Nora Bayes
Orpheus Trifers
RAYS
Old Square Theatre
Sheppard
Wicked London
Columbia Mats
Thor
Sat
Elsie Crescy
DR. Jekyll and MR. Hyde
DR. Eastman
Geo. W. Monroe Sr
Bridget
Sears
Geo. Sidney
Hollis Tria
Isaac B. Rich
Eve’gs
Charles B. Dillingham
Maxine Elliott
Clyde Fitch
ARK
Park Theatre
Mrs. Wiggs
Vanity
Lovers’ Lane
Palace
Haymarket
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