Underlying Asset Values Drive Railroad Stock Confidence
Market analysis notes that rail shares rise with underlying assets held in treasuries, highlighting Pennsylvania New York Central and Union Pacific investments. Strong investor demand supports high market levels, while reported figures show income from investments offsetting fixed charges and dividends.
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New York
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Union Pacific
New York Sun
Wall Street
Mail Steamer Sails Through Sea of Carcasses
The Pacific Mail steamer City of Panama, sailing from San Francisco to Central American ports, faced a sea of debris on January 28 near 16.58 N 100.29 W. Thick vegetation, tree trunks and animal carcasses impeded progress, likely from a volcanic eruption off the Central American coast.
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San Francisco
Cal
Pacific Mail
City of
Panama
Central American
Acapulco
Bowdoin Square Theatre Presents The Man o Wars Man
Boston audience enjoys a patriotic Bowdoin Square engagement of The Man o Wars Man with Thomas Shea in the star role previously played by Captain Jack Conway. Charles Miller, Henry Alexander, Edwin Denison and a strong cast perform sea and land scenes to lively action. Elinor Denbeigh is the leading lady, supported by Corinne Cantwell Pearl De Sousier and others in an offering lasting one week with bargain matinee prices for ladies.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
Price House
Boston
Thomas Shea
Mr. Shea
Jack Conway
Charles Miller
Captain Havilando
Henry Alexander
Senor Cardenes
Edwin Denison
Butler Haviland
Harry Brooks
D. W L. Gaylord
Charles Wheelock
Thaddeus Gray
Wilmer Walter
Thomas Russell
William Conlon
Frank Carey
Charlotte Hunt
Corinne Cantwell
Pearl de Sousier
Miss Hunt
Elinor Denbeigh
Lincolnian Themed Rally for Governor Draws Big Cheers
The Middlesex Club event featured Lieutenant-Governor and speaker praising Abraham Lincoln's approach to party battles. Attendees included Governor-elect Utter of Rhode Island and Congressman-elect James Francis Burke of Pittsburgh. John L. Griffith of Indianapolis delivered a powerful address as about 300 members attended the Hotel Brunswick banquet with a Lincoln poem read by Rev. E A Horton.
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Abraham Lincoln
Middlesex Club
John L. Griffith
Indianapolis
Ind
Utter
Rhode Island
James Francis Burke
Pittsburg
Penn
Congressman Burke
Congress
E. A. Horton
Massachusetts
John Haskell Butler
Brunswick
Dancing Missionary and Kentucky Belles at Columbia
The Kentucky Belles return to the Columbia to a packed house for a gleeful burlesque night. Murphy's Masquerade by Reid and Gilbert features Celtic comedy, a large chorus, and vaudeville acts including the Luigi brothers and Ginger Girls who wowed the crowd with novelty stunts.
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Kentucky Belles
Reid
Gilbert
Luigi Brothers
Terry Elmer
Columbia
Empire Theatre Vaudeville Show Renames Boston Music Hall
The Empire Theatre presents an all star vaudeville bill headlined by John T. Kelly with Senator McFee. The program includes Florence Veldran Hermann Lieb Louis G. Christy Henriette de Serris Mme Slapoffsky and Elsie Janis. Extended acts by Charles Leonard Fletcher Jackson family and others charm audiences while dramatic and comic numbers play to strong applause.
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Empire Theatre
Boston Music Hall
John T. Kelly
Weber- Fields
Senator McFee
Kelly
Florence Veldran
Hermann Lieb
Louis G. Christy
Henriette, de Serris
Mme. Slapoffsky
Elsie Janis
Charles Leonard Fletcher
Charles Dickens
Dickens
Jackson Familly
George W. Cooper
William Robinson
Sinon
Paris
Hamilton
Guard dragged on platform by L line train incident
Daniel McGilvery a Boston Elevated guard at Scollay square station was caught by his overcoat button as a train started and dragged about 300 feet down the platform. The 6:05 incident crowded station, women screamed, and he suffered a severe scalp wound transferred to Relief Station for treatment.
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Daniel McGilvery
Boston Elevated Company
Scollay Square
Rentz Santley Burlesque Troupe at Palace Theater in Looping the World
The Rentz Santley company headlines the Palace Theater with Looping the World a brisk 80 minute burlesque satire based on Around the World in 80 Days. Blanche Martin leads a strong cast with stylish gowns and a strong vaudeville segment featuring the Racketts Ernst and Clara Cliff Farrell Hawthorne and Burt Ethel Claus Myrtle Montez Jeannette Landsford and the Bijou four in lively musical comedy and dance acts.
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Rentz Santley
Palace Theatre
Abe Leavitt
Jules Verne
Kiralfys
Gebby Fredhardt
Sherry
New York
Blanche Martin
Racketts
Ernst
Clara
Cliff Farrell
Hawthorne
Burt
Ethel Claus
Myrtle Montez
Charles Douglas
Jeannette Landsford
Bijou Comedy Four
Dainty Duchess Vaudeville At Lyceum Theatre This Week
The Lyceum presents the Dainty Duchess vaudeville troupe with strong musical numbers and ballets. Lead comedians Charles Robinson and Jack Graham perform well while Isabelle Hurd and Alice Fowler headline singing. The program opens with Misses Fowler and Hurd in opera selections and features a long running Scots finale.
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Duchess
Lyceum Theatre
Zaza
Charles Robinson
Jack Graham
Isabelle Hurd
Alice Fowler
Alio
James
Sadie Leonard
Chappie
Bowery
Woman After Hermit Riches Sparks Inheritance Claim
Mrs. J F Chamberlain of Sandwich Mass notifies John Dalton executor of Daniel Clancy estate about a possible full inheritance. Clancy a longtime Elkhart cobbler left no will and carried bonds mortgages and gold coins totaling about eight thousand dollars with a note by Bishop H Alerding.
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Goshen
Ind
Daniel Clancy
Elkhart
Here
J. F. Chamberlain
Sandwich
Mass
John Dalton
Clancy
H. Alerding
Fort Wayne
One Killed in Freight Smash in Massachusetts
In Gilbertville Massachusetts a rear end collision between two west bound B and M freight trains killed brakeman Joseph Dupre. He was in the caboose of the rear car of the local and was thrown from the train and mangled. Three freight cars telescoped in the crash on the Central Massachusetts division.
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Gilbertville
Mass
Central Massachusetts
Boston & Maine Railroad
Joseph Dupre
Harrigan Knocks Out Lawless in Three Rounds
In Portland at the Pastime Athletic Club Eddie Harrigan defeated Billy Lawless of Bangor by knockout in the third round.
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Harrigan
Lawless
Portland
Pastime Athletic Club
Eddie Harrigan
Billy Lawless
Bangor
Recital by Anton Hekking at Steinert Hall
Anton Hekking a renowned cellist formerly with the Symphony Orchestra gave a Steinert Hall recital. The program featured concertos and solos including Bach and Massenet pieces. He returns from Berlin as a leading European cellist and received hearty applause from a fair audience including many noted cellists.
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Anton Hekking
Symphony
Steinert Hall
Bach Melodie
Massenet Perpetuum Mobile
Paganini
Mr. Hekking
Berlin
Europe
Hekking
Dr Agnews Catarrhal Powder Promised Relief
Advertisement claims La Grippe after effects cause catarrh and headache. It presents Dr Agnews Catarrhal Powder as sworn enemy of head colds and catarrh, saying it clears nasal passages and throat and relieves eye pain in ten minutes. Ends with a sales pitch to get it today.
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Agnew
Fight to Free Manin Asylum
The Rev. Oscar Lindegren seeks habeas corpus release for John Erickson, 56, a Plymouth resident detained at Taunton Insane Asylum since 1894. He argues Erickson is not sane and was committed amid dubious grounds tied to a 1894 indictment and his wife’s alleged financial motive. Proceedings before the Supreme Court were continued after testimony from five doctors and witnesses describing Erickson's dangerous conduct under liquor and delusions of poisoning.
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John Erickson
Plymouth
Taunton Insane Asylum
John P. Brown
Oscar Lindegren
Supreme Court
Erickson
Superior Court
Plymouth County
Taunton
Lindegren
Anna Erickson
B. W. Baker
Eric
Cutler Defeats Taylor In Billiard Match 400 to 338
New England champion A. G. Cutler led Alexander Taylor by 62 points in a billiards match at Hub billiard rooms. Taylor's high run reached 95, and the event will resume tonight with Cutler holding the advantage at 400 to 338.
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A. G. Cutler
New England
Alexander Taylor
Cutler
Taylor
Revere Nomination Papers Filed for Town Offices
The Revere annual town election campaign opens with Republican filings for Selectman town clerk treasurer assessors and other posts. Names include Benjamin Keeping John H Farnum Walter A Sanche Gorham H Tilton Samuel A Segee Charles A Newton Warren Fenno Minot D Fenno W H Whiting John B Perkins Alfred S Hall W S Fernald Dr W A Haynes George M Ingalls Horace Johnson J B Shurtleff Robert Pirie and Vincent Farnsworth.
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Revere
Selectman-at
Benjamin Keeping
John H. Farnum
Walter A. Sanche
Alvin di Norcross
Gorham H. Tilton
Samuel A. Segee
Charles A. Newton
Warren Fenno
G. A. Tapley
I. A. Orne
Minot D. Fenno
W. H. H. Whiting
John B. Perkins
Alfred
Benedicts Society Minstrels Open at Austin & Stones
Lew Benedicts Society Minstrels opened a week of music dancing and refined fun at Austin and Stones museum with a full stage cast including Mary Powell Charley Farrell May Morris and Agnes Parsons. The program featured solos duets and a Dynamo of novelty acts in a lively opening night.
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Lew Benedict
Society Minstrels
Austin & Stone
Museum Orchestra
Marry Powell
Charley Farrell
Bones
May Morris
Agnes Parsons
J. Walsh
Symphony
Tom Bryant
Helen Barr
Lew
Josephine Larothe
Salvation Army
Helen Parr
Harry Powell
Iva Donnette
Spedder
Herson
Hilton
O’brien
Dunlo
Carey
Cotter
Curio Hall
Old Zip
Barnum
Billy Wells
Jim Irwin
D’alvinis
Raymond and
Sartonia
Mabel Mirton
DeForrest
Leading Men for Jury Duty Drawn in City
Three prominent Republicans faced juror selection yesterday drawing comment at City Hall. Courtenay Guild, secretary to ex-Mayor Curtis and brother of Massachusetts lieutenant governor. George H. Moore of Ward 10, legislator and state representative. Joseph Bergman of Ward 17, real estate leader and ally of ex-Governor Bates.
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Courtenay Guild
Massachusetts
Curtis
George H. Moore
Ward 10
Moore
Joseph Bergman
Bates
Republican Party
Ward 17
Baldwin Beats Grant In 12 Round Haverhill Bout
Matty Baldwin of Charlestown defeated Dick Grant of Haverhill in a 12 round boxing match at the Haverhill Athletic Club tonight.
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Haverhill
Matty Baldwin
Charlestown
Dick Grant
Haverhill Athletic Club
Lawson's Toy Dogs Win At New York Show
Thomas W. Lawson of Boston dominated the English toy spaniel classes at the New York dog show. His Rodney Monarch earned a yellow ribbon while Fashion won a red ribbon in bulldog judging, and Willy Betty took third. J Pierpont Morgan's collies drew the crowd.
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New York
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
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