G. W. Wild Dies in Dorchester at Home
George W. Wild longtime Dorchester resident and paymaster for the Old Colony division of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad, died at his home 114 Richmond street in the early hours yesterday. A prominent figure in secret societies and church affairs was mourned by the community.
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George W. Wild
Dorchester
Old Colony
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Richmond Street
Mr. Wild
Newfoundland Mutual Benefit Association Meeting in Hollis Hall
At the regular meeting in Hollis Hall a report showed over 1100 dollars paid for sick benefits during the year. The ball committee also reported many tickets sold for the ball to be held next Tuesday evening.
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Newfoundland Mutual Benefit Asssociation
Hollis Hall
Wall Street Slumps Reflect Bank Pessimism and Panama Payments
A fresh wave of bank pessimism hits Wall Street as stock demand falters and Amalgamated Copper and United States Steel move narrowly. Market fears center on cotton speculation, Panama Canal payments, and forthcoming Northern Securities decision. Analysts expect a traders' market until clarity arrives.
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Wall Street
Amalgamated Copper
United States Steel
William C. Whitney
Southwestern Grangers
Washington
Panama Canal
Boston
New York
State Street
Panama
Standard Oil
Amalgamated
Well Street
Boston Coppers
Calumet & Hecla
Osceola
Quincy
Tamarack
Wolverine
United States Oil
Massachusetts
Mining and Stock Exchange
Bald Butte
Boston Consolidated
Laramie
Hahn’s Peak
Pacific
Majestic
Lake
London
Judge Harney
Montana
Pennsylvania
Boston & Montana Company
Johnstown Company
Heinze Companies
Rogers
Scallon
Amalgamated Enterprises
Anaconda Company
Germany
Shaw
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Heath
Love Letters Controversy Over Actress Bride to Be
Miss McNally, touring West with the Four Cohans, recounts a nine year romance with Rob Lee from Harvard through Coney Island to Allston. He broke off engagement over his father’s opposition, later married Armstrong. suit filed as she seeks satisfaction. Lee’s letters and social ties at Harvard are noted. case awaits a possible trial with defense promised.
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Miss McNally
Rob Lee
Mr. Lee
Boston
Charles Street
Inman’s Music Hall
Coney Island
Harvard
Helen
Robert Emmons Lee
Miss Armstrong
Trenton
N. J
Charles Armstrong
Harvard Avenue
Allston
Lee
J. E. Kelley
Devonshire Street
Post
Riverbank Court
Charles
Boston Theatrical Season Moves Through February Lineup
Mme Charlotte Wiehe debuts two new pieces at Globe Theatre tonight and tomorrow. Buster Brown continues at Majestic with audiences roaring. Arrah Na Pogue advance sales surge for J. K. Murray and Clara Lane. Charles Warner finishes Drink at Boston Theatre as Way Down East opens next Monday with a starry cast. Dominant attractions include Zaza at Columbia, Tess of the D Urbervilles with Rebecca Warren, Lew Dockstader two weeks, and a busy roster across Tre mont, Hollis, Colon ial, and Park venues.
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Mme
Charlotte Wiehe
Globe Theatre
Majestic
J. K. Murray
Clara Lane
Charles Warner
Boston
Phebe Davies
Sara Stevens
Ella Hugh Wood
Marion L. Shirley
Robert Fisher
Ulric Collins
William T. Ellwanger
C. C. Blanchard
Charles Craig
John E. Brennan
John Bunny
The
Columbia
Eugenie Blair
Zaza
Rebecca Warren
Tremont Theatre
Lew Dockstader
the Park
William Collier
Mary
New England
Castle Square Theatre
D'Arcy
the Guards
Walter Edwards
Conan Doyle
Sherlock Holmes
Music Hall
Patrice
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Hub
Lincoln J. Carter
Harrys
Keith
Harry Gilfoil
Baron
New York
Gether
Harry LeClair
Sager Midgeley
Gertie Carlisle
Fields and Ward
Howard
Bon Ton
Lyceum
Bert Leslie
Marie Richmond
Palace Theatre
Kin Kaid
Walker's Museum
Harry E. Caldwell
Patsey Keegan
Nickelodeon
Governor Bates
Burton Holmes
Tremont Temple
Yosemite Valley
Majestic Theatre
Busoni
Ex-dividend and ex-rights stock sale brief
Listed stocks sold 9,956 shares totaling 70,500 dollars. Unilated stocks traded 10,808 shares with rights 5. Total activity reflects preliminary market movement in listed and rights bearing equities.
Palmo Tablets Promoted For Despondent Health
Descriptive ad targets run down and sick individuals with Palmo Tablets offered at 50 cents per box and two boxes for a dollar. Several local drugstores listed as sellers include Walker’s, Dewey Square, Bradstreet Beach Street, Putnam, Eaton, and Knight’s and Sawyer locations. Free Spy’s Book advertised with purchase.
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Fina Spies S
Walker
LS Drug CO
Dewey Sqn
Brad
Beach St
Harrison Ave
Td. Putnam
School St
Washington St
Eaton
Friend &J
N'S
Tremont and
Etry
Knight's
Court and
Remever Sts
Sawyer
Hollis 8
Davitt Family Flying to Colorado on Celtic
Michael Davitt and his family embark from Queenstown aboard the White Star steamer Celtic bound for New York and onward to Colorado for a prolonged stay. The voyage departs tomorrow with Davitt among the noted passengers.
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Michael Davitt
London
White Star Line
Celtic
Queenstown
New York
Colorado
Smith's Triple Cure Promises Catarrh Dyspepsia Relief
Advert shows Smith's Triple Cure claiming to cure catarrh of the stomach and dyspepsia by acting on blood nerves and mucous membranes. It touts a two week treatment of four remedies for 60 cents and offers mail order for Galivenn if drugstores refuse.
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Smith
Smith Co
Summer St
Bostora
Dollar wheat in Chicago sets new price record
Chicago February 3 one dollar wheat in the Board of Trade sample room became a reality today. The milestone energized bull leaders in the pits and prices in the wheat corn and oats pits quickly reached new records for the year, surpassing prior highs.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Parsifal lectures and major Wagner concerts in Boston
Mrs Helen Rhoades will lecture on Parsifal at Jordan Hall with Mr Adolf Glose as pianist next week. George Grossmith appears at Jordan Hall tonight and again Saturday afternoon. Wagner Parsifal concerts with the New York Symphony Orchestra under Walter Damrosch and Mme Lillian Nordica are set for Feb 19 and 20 at Symphony Hall. Subscriptions through L H Mudgett. Rogers Grilley at Jordan Hall next Thursday. Nance O Neil makes her Boston Camille debut at Tremont Theatre this afternoon with further performances next week. The Bowery After Dark features Terry McGovern next week. Ben Greet's English company closes at Chickering Hall with The Merchant of Venice.
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Helen Rhoades
Jordan Hall
Adolf Glose
George Grossmith
Symphony Hall
New York Symphony Orchestra
Walter Damrosch
Mme
Lillian Nordica
L. H. Mudgett
Rogers-Grilley
Tremont Theatre
Nance O'Neil
Boston
Camille
Dumas
Peg Woffington
Grand Opera House
Terry McGovern
Appointed Buyer of Woman's Department at Wolf's
Mr E H Levy has been appointed buyer of women's apparel at Wolf's My Clothier Hanover and Portland streets and leaves for New York next Monday to view lines of leading manufacturers in the field.
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E. H. Levy
Wolf's
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland
New York
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