Market Ups and Downs Echo Weak New York Trading
New York and Boston stock action shows a waning trading range and uneven gains amid cautious sentiment. Copper Range and Amalgamated lead shifts while United States Realty and Steel stocks soften. insiders speculate on Range and Trimountain merger prospects and potential dividend hints from Wolverine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Shorts
Bears
United States
London
Europe
New York
Pennsylvania
Boston
New York Funds
State Street
Irratio
Local Exchange
Trimountain
Copper Range
Amalgamated
Osceola
Centennial
Massachusetts
B& Q Joint
Ju & Stk Yd
GR & W
Ill Steel
Western T & T Ss
Adventure
Allouez
Ag Chem
Tel & Tel
Holy Arcadian
Omy Bingham Con M
Bos & Albany
Cal
Foust Boston Ld
Big
Fadison Ft
Seeee
Ye Franklin
Oo Gen Electric
Mont & Bos
Old Colony RR
Phenix
Pullman Co
Quincy
Rhode Island
Shannon
Swift & Co Eeeresee
Trinity
Union C. I
Union Pacific
United Fruit
United Shoe Ma
Sg Coal & ON
Eno
Sg Steel Te Ae
Utah
Victoria
Westfond St
Judge Grants Temporary Injunction Against Munsey Sale
New York August 21 Supreme Court Justice Davis granted Colonel William N. Brown a temporary injunction restraining Frank A Munsey from selling the Daily News plant at auction. The decision holds that selling now would not be in the stockholders best interests and warns a receiver may be appointed if dissolution and receiver appointment are not sought within 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Davis
William N. Brown
Frank A. Munsey
The
Daily News
Seashore and Mountains book by New Jersey Central
The article promotes New Jersey coast and interior beauty, praising bathing, climate, roads, and traveler appeal. It notes a profusely illustrated book titled Seashore and Mountains, available by mail for 6 cents in stamps from C. M. Burt, general passenger agent, New Jersey Central, 143 Liberty Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Jersey
New Jersey Central
C. M. Burt
Liberty Street
New York
Mrs Demont Chases Thieves, Recovers Pocket Book
Mrs Albert Demont lost a $25 pocket book on a trolley in Brookline Thursday. Two men fled the car and she, with her husband, gave chase. The suspects were tracked to a Harvard Square store where the money was recovered.
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Albert Demont
Brookline
Harvard Square
Lexington man falls into quicksand during theft chase
Charles Rose of Lexington attempted to steal old metal at the Boston & Northern Street Railway yard in North Woburn. He dropped the loot, fled across a field, sank in quicksand, and was captured by a farmer named Fuller. Rose faced court and was fined $15.
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Woburn
Charles Rose
Lexington
North Woburn
Boston & Northern Street Railway Company
Rose
Stanton
Fuller
September Scribner's notable contributors list
Senator Hoar writes Some Famous Judges and F Hopkinson Smith contributes A Night Out. An installment of Sanctuary by Edith Wharton inspires a desire for the book, with drawings by Walter Appleton Clark. Other names include Thomas Bailey Aldrich Frederic Irland Bliss Carman Captain T Bentley Mott and Josephine Daskam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Hoar
F. Hopkinson Smith
Heith Wharton
Walter Appleton Clark
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Frederic Irland
Bliss Carman
Captain T. Bentley Mott
Josephine Daskam
New York's New Trade Record
R G Dun & Co reports in its weekly trade review a maintained business level with increasing activity at major centers. Despite sensational tales, overall trade appears stronger than last year, aided by robust footwear and dry goods demand, with improvements in Canada and Texas cotton prospects. Shipments rise, pig iron prices soften, and labor conditions show modest improvement. leather firms but quiet, New England hides fall.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Boston
United States
Canada
Bradstreet
Northwest
Southwest
South
East
Massachusetts
Texas
Alabama
South Atlantic
New England
Stage Matters Tonight at Majestic and Nearby Theaters
The Majestic opens a second season with York State Folks and a return of the original cast led by James Lackaye as Simon Jeter and Ray Royce as Myron Cooper. Boston Theatre debuts The Christian with Edward J. Morgan, Clara Bland-Sim, and a sharp line of engagements across venues including Under Cover with Harrigan in the lead and a cast of Yeamans and Collyer. The schedule lists multiple shows, final performances, new melodramas, and upcoming runs at Bowdoin Square, Hub Theatre, Tremont, and other houses with notable performers and orchestras in a dense citywide theatrical panorama.
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Majestic Theatre
York State
James Lackaye
Simon Jeter
Ray Royce
Myron Cooper
Ernest Lamson
Lew Dunbar
Mrs. Sidman
Emeline Hubbard
Boston Theatre
the Christian
Edward J. Morgan
John Storm
Clara BlandSim
Glory Quayle
Edward Harrigan
Annie Yeamans
Dan Collyer
Jennie Yeamans
Grand Opera House
Howard Hall
Music Hall
Annie Ward Tiffany
Biddy Ronan
Castle Square Stock Company
Jim the Penman
J. H. Gilmour
Bowdoin Square
Hub Theatre
Messrs
Stair & Wilbur
Peggy
Paris
the Tremont
Prince of Pilsen
George W. Wilson
Weber & Fields
Charles Richman
Captain Barrington
Mr. Wilson
Casper Moulton
New Globe
James K. Hackett
Guelma Baker
Adirondacks
Lutle Plummer
Tremont Theatre
Robert Sdeson
Hollis Street Theatre
Rector’s Garden
Henry B. Harris
Park Theatre
Cohans
Mixed religious lectures and meetings across Boston area
Evangelists from Norfolk announce talks on The Eastern Question and Baptism while Boston churches and spiritual groups hold daily sessions. Notables include Ex-Priest Joseph Slattery, a patriotic Berkeley Hall meeting, and the Boston Psychic Conference with mediums and palmists nightly at 605 Mass Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Wheeler
Norfolk
Malden
Hastern Avenue
Main
Ferry
Evangelist Russell
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
A. A. Berle
Chicago
Brighton
Boston
Miles Langley
Joseph Slattery
Berkeley Hall
Boston Common
Charles Street
Beacon Street Mall
Chester G. Miller
George R. Dodson
Photographers Convention Ends with Postponed New York Admission
The New England Photographers Association wrapped up a Boston gathering as delegates postponed admitting New York to next year. They invited the national body to meet in Boston in 1905 and skipped the New England meeting that year. The group praised the Museum of Fine Arts and the press, mourned the deaths of Dr. Howard L. Wilson and Fritz W. Guerin, and voted to discontinue Photo Era as official organ, replacing it with Progressive Photographer edited by G. M. Bolton.
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New England Photographers’ Association
New York
National Association
Boston
New England
Museum of Fine Arts
Press
Association
Howard L. Wilson
Fritz W. Guerin
St. Louis
Photo Era
Progressive Photographer
G. M. Bolton
Sunday church services span Boston Baptist and Congregational parishes
Readable schedule lists Tremont Temple Ruggles Street Berkeley and other churches. ministers include Rev P S Henson Rev S G Neil Rev J B Hawthorne and Rev Charles Y Williams. Services at 10 30 a m 7 30 p m with sermons on faces of man unchurch ده
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Badger-Rice
Tremont Street Methodist Church
Tremont and
Concord Streets
RE. A. Blake
A. B. Kendig
The
People's Hour
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
P. S. Henson
D. D
Brooklyn
N. Y
L. H. Rhodes
Henson
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont
Washington Streets
C. Sixon
D. C
S. G. Neil
Philadelphia
Ruggles Street
Fred Britten
Lawrence B. Greenwood
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
J. B. Hawthorne
Congregational Old South Church
Third Church
Allen E. Cross
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
H. C. Hannum
Shawmut
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Heinze
Rogers
Standard Oil
Hallgarten & Co
Lake
HEATH
Patsroads
Atchison Ee
Baltimore & OO
Canadian Pacific
Ohio
Chesapeake
Chicago & Alton
Gt Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Colorado Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Denver
Rio Grande
SOO
Illinois Central
Iowa Central
Kaw City
Southern
Toursville & Nashville
Manhattan
Lee
Minneapolis & St Louis
Missouri Pacific Aeeseee
Nat RR of
Mexico
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Rock Island Co
St L & S F
St Louis Southwestern
St Paul Ee
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Toledo
St Louis & West
Oon
Wisconsin Central
Amalgamated Copper
Am Car & Foundry
Am Smelting
Am Sugar Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Tao
General Electric
International Paper
International Pump
National Biscuit
Pacific Mail
People’s Gas
Pullman Palace
Republic Steel
Tenn Coal & Iron
Dopres
Munsey
New York News
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co
Chas
H. Flood
Milk St
A. H. Curtis
Federal St
Scribner’s
Colonial
Isabelle Urquhart
Keith
Stephen
James F. Kelly
Dorothy Kent
Boyce and Wilson
Orville and
Frank
Golden Gate
Blacksom
Burns
Howard
Ziska
King
Avery and Hart
Reed and Shaw
Spraker Brothers
McIntyre
Cushman
Holcombe
Curtis
Helen May Butler
Ladies
Jouvine
Austin & Stone’s
Colonel Smith
Magee
Grand Opera Trouse
Solaret
Fire Dancer
Norumbega Park
Ah Ling Foo
Eldora
Noriie
O’brien
West
Eckhoff
Gordon
Hale
Frances
Stinson
Merton
George Davis
Brandon
Wiley
Crosby
Lexington Park
Teel
Rustic Theatre
Demonellas
Katherine Roth
Mitchell
Marion
Hubert Deveau
Point of Pines
O'Neill
Adgie
Lions
Diving Horses
Frank Bush
H. W. Fitzgerald
Killeen
Murphy
Drummer
Gavin
Platt
Crescent Gardens
Empire Vaudeville Company
Nickelodeon
Turkey
Boston Psychic Conference
Mass
Avenuue
Northampton
Ratcell
Sears
Alexander
Mme. Zara
Littlefield
Bixby
Miss Emery
L. Ll. Whitlock
Commercial Hall
Washington At
Dorchester
Ashmont
Milton
Sawyer Avenue
Sunshine Club
Clara E. Strong
Huntington Avenue
A. M. Strong
Marriner
Columbus Avenue
Saugus Centre
Alex Caird
M. D
Sarah Byrnes
Harry Chase
Maldfn Progressive Spiritual Society
Louise Hall
Pleasant Street
M. EB. Bonnie
Harvey Redding
Mosier
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Len G. Broughton
Broughton
Peabody
M’kenna
Warrenton Street
Washington Street
Harmony Hall
Josephine Webster
H. Tuttle
W. Kampe
Cowan
Universalist
Shawmut Avenue
Canton Streets
Martha A. Bartle
S. R. Feilco
Cleveland
Walker-Rintels Drug CO
Dewey
B. F. Bradbury
Beach St
Harrison Ave
F. H. Putnam
Washington St
C. F. Keaton
Friend St
Klein's
Boylston Sts
Sawyer, Tremont
Hollis
Photographers’ Convention
Yucatan
I. M. Steadman
Pueblo, Mexico
Methodist People’s Temple
George W. Rice
Entertainments
Clark’s Royal Burlesquers
Haymarket
Theatr
E Jouvins
Neapolitan Troubadours
Double Mandolin
Odette LA Paloma Sisters
Wish'ton
Bowdoin Criteari
Howard , Whoh
S. Mr. the Howard
Ladies M Military Band
Ziska and King
Reed and
Shaw
Revere Beach
Kirby
Pleasanton, Cor
Boulevard
Bath St
Nantasket Beach
Nantasket
Martland Brockton
Mace Gay
MR. E
Williams
OLD Mile Shooting Gallery
Ce Ee Eee
Rowe’s Wharf
Pemberton
Plymouth
Andrew
Long Wharf
G. P. Cushing
Gen
Mgr
Peggy Paris
Geo. Ade’s
William Loraine
Henry W. Savage
Imiajestic
E. D. Stair
A. L. Wilbur, Props
Mgrs
Fred E. Wricht
York
the Majestic
Readville
Lou Dillon
Connelly
Adams House
Elorses
King and Queen
DOG
Richard Harlow
Bertie Fowler
Finlay & Burke
Hayseed Trio
Litz’s Performing Spaniels
AS Anderson
Billy Briggs
Vitascope
Revere Cycle Track
Matcie Caldwell Maclean Walthour
Tel
Revere
Norumbega
Auburndale
Charles
Zoological Garden
Newton Boulevard
North Shore
And
Cape Ann
Lawrence McCarty
Liebler & Co
Edward Morgen
Johnstown
Bath House
ORTE
Sorensen
Commercial Wharf
Chas. S. Mather
Public Landing
City Point
Anere Grouse
IR Wan
King Philip
Edward W. Dixon
ODEON
Agar
W. H. Barrows
B. F. Clements
Waltham
Fred Barrows
W. Milliken
Barrows & Teeter
Crand Harbor
Lafricain
Boston Marine Band
Union Wharf
Commercial Street
Bass Point
Nawant
Battery Street
A. Ae el i
Sheldon
N. B. Agt
Wash. St
Salem Willows and
Gloucester
City of Haverhill
Atlas Stores
Congress Street Bridge
Teaves Willows
Ernest Hogan
Natinee Today
LEY Trips Co
Newton- Trolley Books
Provincetown
Pilgrims
Cape, Cod
Hart
Bay Line
Atlantic Ave
Rowe
Atkins Paine
James R. Dunbar
Ares Barr Ames
Harvard Law School
Samuel C. Bennett
Geo. W. Mehaffey
Castle
Squar Sons
Oxford
Aristocracy
Hough’s Neck
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Hough's Neck
Snow's Arch Wharf
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