Copper Stocks Rally as Prices Hold Amid Dull Trading
Prices were strong while trading remained light on the Boston market. Amalgamated and Copper Range led gains, Osceola and Tamarack slipped, and copper shares climbed with insiders showing buying interest. Market breadth was positive with Massachusetts Gas and American Telephone among notable risers.
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State Street
Boston
New York
Rogers
Amalgamated
Centennial
Adventure
Allouez
Bingham
Mags
Mohawk
Winona
Osceola
Tamarack
Utah
Dominion Iron and Steel
Dominion Coal
Massachusetts Gas Securities
Common
Massachusetts Electric Common
New York, New Haven & Hartford
American Telephone
Boston Mining and Stock Exchange
Bay State Gas
Jupiter Steel
Consolidated Exchange Opens Amid Building Dedication
The Consolidated Exchange resumes trading as the big exchange closes for a building dedication. Trading shows little price influence from the ceremony with fluctuations mostly under 1-2 points, and a net average gain near 1-8 point on active stocks.
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New York
Consolidated Exchange
Consolidated
Receivers Appointed For Three Chicago Railways
On April 2 in Chicago, after default on interest totaling 1,154,183 dollars, the Chicago Union Traction Company the North Chicago Street Railroad Company and the West Chicago Street Railroad Company were placed in receivership. Receivers named include R. R. Gavin James H. Eckels and Marshall E. Sampsell with bonds set at 75,000 dollars.
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Chicago
Chicago Union Traction Company
North Chicago Street Railroad Company
West Chicago Street Railroad Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Guarantee Trust Company of New York
Traction Company
Grosscup
Trust Company
R. R. Gavin
New York
James H. Eckels
Mar
E. Sampsell
North Chicago Company
West Chicago
Union Traction Company
W. W. Gurley
New York Stock Exchange Opens New Building
On April 22 the New York Stock Exchange members paused trading for the dedication of their new Broad Street building. President Rudolph Keppler praised the building committee and the sculptors while stressing the exchanges’ constitutional aim to uphold honor and fair trade. The edifice features carved stone, a vault for securities, and comfortable interior rooms, with the great room filled with flowers for the ceremony.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Rudolph Keppler
Exchange
Broad Street
New Street
Wall Street
Finance
Ex Dividend and Rights Milestone Reported
Ex dividend and ex rights noted with assessment paid. The report lists total sales including listed stocks 20,214 shares rights 4,587 bonds $82,500 unlisted stocks $10,827.
Gabrilowitsch Second Recital At Chickering Halls
Ossip Gabrilowitsch gave the second of a two concert series in Chickering Halls. The program included Beethoven A flat major Sonata Op. 119 Nocturne Op. 9 No. 3 Chopin C major study Op. 10 Mendelssohn Variations Seriesuses Leschetizky Toccata and other works. He delivered an improved performance with clear technique and tasteful interpretation.
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Ossip Gabrilowitsch
Chickering
Beethoven
Chopin
Mendelssohn
Gabrilowitsch
Leschetizky
Tschaikowsky
Lippounofft
Schubert
Tausig
GE Reports Profits and Surplus Reach Record Heights
The General Electric Company annual report shows profits of 10,277,169 with adjustments for patents and factory plant write offs. Surplus ends at 15,287,140.65 with total year sales of 36,685,598 and real estate and machinery investments around 2.5 million. Book value of plants sits at 5,000,000.
Poor Crops in Prussia Reported in April
The Prussia crop report up to April 15 shows worse conditions than 1902. Winter wheat stands at 33 10, winter rye at 3, with seeding delayed four weeks by excessive rains, delaying maturation of previous crops.
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Berlin
Prussia
Gabrilowitsch Delights in Mendelssohn Recital Visit
The audience enjoyed his Mendelssohn piano solo the best part of the program. Other numbers gave pleasure though less notable. Gabrilowitsch has strengthened his reputation here and will receive a cordial welcome on his next city visit.
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Mendelssohn
Gabrilowitsch
Natick Cars Run Through Boston Subways Route
The Natick line third-car through service from Park Street in the Boston subway extends over Newton Street Railway tracks via Washington Street and Commonwealth avenues Beacon and Boylston Streets. Cars run every 30 minutes, with through service to Natick and similar links to Waltham and Auburndale. The Natick cars are blue.
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Boston
Park Street
Natick
Newton Street Railway Company
Washington Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Newton
Beacon
Boylston Streets
Newton Company
Waltham
Auburndale
Tremont Street Display Celebrates Horse Showin Storefront
Keep Manufacturing Company on Tremont Street hosts a grand display for the Horse Show week. Saddles bridles and riding wear frame an immense oil painting by F. M. Lamb depicting a coaching party in the mountains. Crowds admire the exhibition daily.
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Keep Manufacturing Company
Tremont Street
F. M. Lamb
Laurel Club Party Opens With Dance at Jubilee Hall
The Laurel Club hosts its first dancing party of the season tonight in Jubilee Hall. Miss Beatrice English will manage the floor with assistance from Miss Lucy Lacy and helpers Miss Anna Peters Isabel Lennon Anna Murray and Minnie Benjamin.
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Laurel Club
Jubilee Hall
Beatrice English
Lucy Lacy
Anna Peters
Isabel Lennon
Anna Murray
Minnie Benjamin
Stage notices from Boston theatres and concerts
Stage attractions fill Boston theatres with engagements by Weber and Fields at the Tremont and Boston theatres. Lillian Russell, Fay Templeton, William Collier, and others star as several shows run through May. Magnet audiences await Ward and Vokes at the Majestic and John Craig at Bijou, while Sothern, Langtry, and Ada Crossley headline Symphony Hall and Steinert Hall concerts in coming weeks.
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Weber and Fields
Tremont Theatre
Lillian Russell
William Collier
Fay Templeton
Louise Allen
Charles A. Bigelow
Peter F. Dailey
John T. Kelly
Bostonians
Boston Theatre
Robin Hood
Robert B. Mantell
the Majestic
Ita
Leo Deitrichstein
Louis Mann
Tremont
Sheehan
The
Boston
Bijou Opera House
John Craig
Prince Karl
Ward
Majestic
Henry W. Savage
Avant
Schoeffel
George Ade
Peggy
Paris
Mary Shaw
George H. Brennan
George Fawcett
Ibsen
Dan Coleman
Ward and
Vokes
Majestic Theatre
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Desert
Actors Home Benefit at Hollis Street Theatre
Today afternoon benefit at Hollis Street Theatre features Mrs Langtry reciting The Fan and E H Sothern presenting Markhelm from Stevenson plus Never Trouble Trouble. Proceeds aid the home for the poor and infirm, aiding its care and outreach through public entertainment.
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Hollis Street
Notable Stage Lineup For Afternoon Arts Bill With Star Turns
Margaret Illington leads the cast with Cecilia Loftus in A Luncheon at Nick's by Kate Jordan. Robert B. Mantell, William Norris and others perform in a program blending recitations, sketches, and music. Fay Templeton and Ethel Barrymore ties noted as highlights with continuous novelty throughout the afternoon.
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Rob’t B. Mantell
E._ H. Sothern
Margaret Illington
Olive Celeste Moore
The
Bostonians
Viola Cillette Ee
Beast
Phebe Coyne
Beauty and Beast
W.C. Weedon
the Bostonlang
Eva Gardner
Gertrude Mackenzie
Queenie Vassar
Beauty and Beast’’ Co
Lella McIntyre
John Hyams
Cecilia Loftus
Kate Jordan
Nick’s
H. J. Carvill
Mr. Findlay
Charles J. Rich
Sothern
Harper's
Robert B. Mantell
William Norris
W. C. Weedon
Viola Gillette
Leila McIntyre
Harry Bhlger
Joe Cawthorne
William Macart
Ethel Barrymore
Fay Templeton
Weber and Fields Company
Miss Barrymore
Captain Jinks
Horse Marines
Four-Horse Wagon Struck by Streetcar Injures Driver
In Quincy on Hancock street a four-horse furniture wagon owned by Franklin W. Hatch of Marshfield was struck and overturned by an Old Colony street railway car. The driver A. E. Williamson of Marshfield suffered a severe scalp wound and a fractured left leg and was taken to City Hospital.
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Franklin W. Hatch
Marshfield
Old Colony Street Railway
Hancock Street
A. E. Williamson
Williamson
City Hospital
Somerset Associates Ball Opens Tonight at Berkeley Hall
The 12th annual Somerset Associates of South Boston ball is held this evening at Berkeley Hall on Berkeley Street. The group, organized in 1888 and incorporated in 1892, is the oldest political club in South Boston. Former Councilman W. P. Hickey serves as floor director with former Councilman John J. Teevans Jr. assisting.
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South Boston
Berkeley Hall
Berkeley Street
W. P. Hickey
John J. Teevans, Jr
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