Sharp Recovery In New York Market
The New York market showed a sharp recovery after a reactionary tone, with Amalgamated stocks strong and copper demand rising. Boston activity was dull, focusing on Amalgamated and Sugar, while investors eyed further gains if New York remains active. Exports and grain reports circulated amid mixed crop-damage signals and bullish trading chatter.
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Wall Street
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Boston
New York
State Street
Amalgamated
Manitoba Morning Telegram
West
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montreal
Manitoba
Sugar
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Wolverine
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Old Dominion
Allouez
Atlantic
Bingham
Isle Royale
Shannon
Massachusetts Electric Preferred
United Fruit
Mining and Stock Exchange
American Bridge
American Rotary
Bay State Gas
Horseshoe
Pitoneer- Lynn
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Corbett's Herald Company
Providence
R. I
Daily grain market report from Chicago and Liverpool notes
Factual summary of wheat corn and oats trading with Liverpool opening gains and later weakness. Mentions frost in the Northwest and cyclone prospects, with Northwestern Miller commentary on rust damage. Highlights increased ocean shipments, strong opening, then general liquidation as wheat and corn turn weak.
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Ban
Onia
Fnnis & Stoppanit
Chicago
Liverpool
Argentine
Russia
Northwestern
Boston Market Bonds and Shares Reported
The Boston Market records apx dividend and instalment payments. eAssessment paid. Total sales list shows 11 617 shares in listed stocks, bonds totaling 20 000 dollars, and 8 812 shares in unlisted stocks.
Low round trip rail fares from New England to multiple destinations
Daily until Sept 29 very low rates for round trip tickets from New England to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Salt Lake St Paul Minneapolis and many other points. Aug 15 to Sept 9 California round trip 68.00 to 72.00 for first class ticket good until Oct 28 returning. For rates call or address J E Brittain general agent Northwestern line 800 Washington St Boston.
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New England
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Salt Lake
St. Paul
Minneapolis
California
J. E. Brittain
Northwestern Line
Washington St
Boston
The Sho Gun opens at Tremont in Boston with stars and bright songs
The Tremont Theatre presents George Ade and Gustav Luders musical comedy The Sho Gun in Boston. Cast includes William Henry Spangle, Carrie E. Perkins, Blanche Adams, Alison Skipworth, Alice Riker, Leonora Bradley, and Franklyn Ritchie. The plot centers on a millionaire promoter who reorganizes Ka Choo, winning social distinction by marrying the Sho Gun’s widow. The production features a tuneful score, exquisite costuming, and lavish scenery with a large late audience. reviews praise wit and overall polish, though call the story uneven and the running time long. Harvest is announced for this week followed by The House That Jack Built next week.
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William Henry Spangle
Charles E. Evans
Edward B. Martindell
David Torrence Flores
Patheis Cys
Christie MacDonald
Carrie E. Perkins
Sisse
Blanche Adams
Ade
Ka-Choo
Ka- Choo
Sho- Gun
United States
Panama
Mr. Smith
Salt Lake Ity
Miss Adams
Alison Skipworth
Nora Fitzgerald
Ireland
Alice Riker
Lettice Vane
Leonora Bradley
Miss McLeod
Noel Musgrave
George F. Farren
Roy Marston
Franklyn Ritchie
J. L. Seeley
Tressider
John T. Craven
Hamish
Lindsay Morison
Bevel Brooke
Little Volney Hare
Geoffrey
Jack
Hall Caine's The Eternal City opens Majestic with strong cast
Hall Caine's dramatization The Eternal City opened at the Majestic Theatre under a new pricing scale. Morgan as David Rossi delivered a powerful, flawless portrayal in a well balanced company with Janet Waldorf as Donna Roma, Belleville as Baron Bonelli, and Bangs as the Pope, drawing praise for scenes of passion, jealousy, and diplomacy.
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Majestic Theatre
Mr. Morgan
Boston
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Donna Roma
Janet Waldorf
Miss Waldorf
Baron Bonelli
Mr. Belleville
Aeatric
Edward Morgan Baron Bonelli
Frederic de Belleville Pris Flom
Ose
Ess
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Piffers
Tee Eewewee
W. H. Bartholomew
Noble Guards
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Bruno Rocco i
K. Bonney
Charles Minghelli
Henry
Harvest at Castle Square Theatre Review
The Castle Square Theatre presented Henry Hamilton's Harvest to a large audience last night. Lillian Kemble delivered a distinct triumph as Brenda Musgrave, a wronged woman who seeks revenge then forgives. Artistic sets, especially the final act with ruins of an Irish castle, enhanced the production.
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Henry Hamilton
Castle Square Theatre
Ireland
Lillian Kemble
Brenda Musgrave
Hfe
More to Be Pitied Than Scorned at Grand Opera House
The Grand Opera House presents More to Be Pitied Than Scorned a Charles F Blaney melodrama about a clergyman son in lawed against the stage. J Frank Burk leads Amphion stock company with Lydia Powell Garrick Gaunt Julia Clifford and Vincent Grand in supporting roles. Next week The Fatal Wedding is slated to follow.
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Charles F. Blaney
Amphion
Green Room Inn
J. Frank Burk
Julian Lorraine
Amphion Stock Company
Lydia Powell
Violet Keith
Minster
Walter Wilson
Garrick Gaunt
Julia Clifford
Vincent Grand
Charles Sutton
Ebenezer Keith
Ranch 10 at Bowdoin Square Theatre Delights Crowd
Western melodrama Ranch 10 wins big favor at Bowdoin Square Theatre with lively ranch scene stockade courtroom and comic jurist. Charles Miller stars in dual roles Al and Tom McClellan with a strong supporting cast and attractive leading ladies. Bargain matinee prices apply to ladies. next week features The Sea of Ice.
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Miss Hale
Nelly Barrett
Miss Cantwell
Silver Bud
Boston Theatre to Open Season with Quincy Adams Sawyer
The Boston Theatre launches the new season with Quincy Adams Sawyer, kept largely by the same cast as last year and enriched with fresh scenic features. An extra matinee is added for Labor Day, and advance ticket sales begin Thursday next week.
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Quincy Adams Sawyer
Boston Theatre
Globe Theatre Opens Season With Shore Acres
The Globe Theatre will start its regular season on Labor Day with Shore Acres directed personally by Mrs. James A. Herne. James T. Galloway, formerly understudy to Mr. Herne, will portray Nathaniel Berry in the production.
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The
Globe Theatre
Shore Acres
James A. Herne
James T. Galloway
Mr. Herne
Nathaniel Berry
Park Theatre Set to Open Weatherbeaten Benson Run
In New York Ezra Kendall and company rehearse for Weatherbeaten Benson at the Park Theatre ahead of its Sept 5 opening. Liebler & Co. present what is billed as a strong season production with an notably capable company.
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New York
Ezra Kendall
Benson
Park Theatre
Liebler & Co
Colonial Theatre Opens Season With The Southerners
The Colonial Theatre will start its new season next Monday with the first performance of The Southerners. Box office sales for seats open next Thursday morning. George W. Lederer presents this engagement at the local venue.
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Colonial Theatre
George W. Lederer
Wheat Takes a Big Tumble in Chicago Market
Chicago August 22 wheat prices swung down after earlier highs. September delivery fell 3 3 4 cents and December 4 1 2 cents from session peaks, closing below Saturday's final quotes. Oats and provisions also declined. rail and local stocks showed broad rallies despite volume, with hefty receipts and mixed reports from Winnipeg shaping the day.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Market Opens With Unexpected Trading Surprise
New York on August 22 saw traders surprised by the opening market as prices failed to stay firm after a late last week reaction. A lower value baseline had been anticipated, but activity indicated otherwise as early trading unfolded.
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New York
Strong Cast Led by Junie Mccree in Major Stage Show
A strong cast led by Junie Mccree and including Elsie Fay Vinte Daly Reine Davies Albert Hart Eddie T Leonard, with a chorus of many pretty girls, promises a standout performance.
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Junie MccCree
Elsie Fay
Vinte Daly
Reine Davies
Albert Hart
Eddie T Leonard
The Girl From Kay's Moves to Boston for Fall Open
The play continues strong in New York at Herald Square Theatre led by Sam Bernard Hattie Williams and the original company. The production will open the season at Hollis Street Theatre Boston on Monday September 6 Labor Day with an extended run anticipated.
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New York
Herald Square Theatre
Boston
Sam Bernard
Hattie Williams
Hollis Street Theatre
Keith's Theatre Varied Summer Show Shines
The Fadettes Woman's Orchestra continues weekly through May and into June with Edwin Stevens leading the “legitimate” acts. William H. Pascoe and Helen Mar Wilcox perform Love and War, while Professor Burton features acrobatic dogs. Harry Brown the coon singer and Newell and Steele impress, as Roma the jugglers dazzles. photos and a comedy short Personal cap the program.
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Boston
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Howard Atheneum Burlesque Dazzles With Vast Cast Of Stars
The permanent stock burlesque company at the Howard presents Would You a brisk travesty packed with ginger melody and merriment. The troupe includes John West John B Williams John Leach Charles Belmont W W O'Brien and Harry Dudley plus about 40 actresses led by Fanny DaCosta Lilian Taylor and Alice Vivian. Headlines and acts feature Keno Walsh and Melrose John P D Gilbert Novelty Comedy Five Pas Ma La Trio and more with jugglers acrobats and a kineto graph.
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Chinee) Leach
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Clfton
Chinatown
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Howard
Conlon and
Russell
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Wood and Berry
Runaway Girls at Lyceum Theatre Tops This Week’s Burlesque
Lyceum Theatre presents Clark's Runaway Girls with two big musical burlesques and an olio of vaudeville headliners. Notables include the La Vails in a breakaway ladder act, the horseshoe trio Murphy Marche Reiller, Reynolds and Dahl in German comedy, Burg sisters in character changes, and the Dimants trio among others. Next week Fay Foster Company is booked.
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Burg
Davis
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