Parrot Advances an Extra Dividend in Utah Stocks Rise
A volatile trading day features strong gains in high priced shares led by Chicago Burlington and Quincy. Utah mining prospects gain attention as Standard Oil backing boosts Utah Bingham while Miners and Fortuna shares surge amid new dividends and rising demand. This report notes copper plays, the Parrot Silver and Copper Co announces an extra dividend, and mining house activity with Victoria and Bingham forecasts.
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Ss. O
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Butte & Boston
Isle Royale
Arcadian
Centennial
Jimjam Gulch
Porcupine Mountains
Wahalla
Ontonagon County
Lake Superior
Sudbury Street
Edwin Ginn
Montana
Arizona
British Coumbia
S. O
Utah
Standard Oil
Utah (Bingham
O. SK
Utah Consolidated
Treasury
London
Boston
Bingham
Victoria
Fortuna
Richardson, Hill & Co
Pope, Merrill & Co
George A. Fernald & Co
New England Telephone Securities
Parrot Silver & Copper Company
Hooper
Detroit, Grand Rapids & Western Railroad
Santa Fe
Trimountain
Michigan
Santa Ysabel
Buckminster Leaves
Official daily sales report with highs lows and closing prices
February 15 report lists the day’s highest and lowest sales figures and the closing prices. It shows market activity, with buyers and sellers concluding at the day’s end.
Free Hair Growth Remedy Offered With Free Trial Package
A Cincinnati firm promotes a free trial of a hair restoration remedy sent to applicants who mail name, address, and 4 cents for postage. Claims include rapid dandruff removal and new hair growth, with testimonials from a postmaster, a preacher, a Riverside resident, a Big Four agent's wife, and a college president.
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Cincinnati
Altenheim Medical Dispensary
Selves
John Bruner
Millville
Eleny County
Ind
Victor A. Faigaux
Tracy City
Tenn
C. W. Castleman
Main St
Riverside
Cal
Boston debate over Tremont street tracks and subway
Citizens weigh loss and gain as Tremont street tracks are debated amid storms and shuttered umbrellas. Testimonies note improved shelter since tracks were removed and urge restoration to ease congestion. Business leaders differ on impact of track removal on rents and commerce before possible reinstallation. Boston transit officials outline connections to the Florida route and downtown office contact.
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Herbert N. Harding
Boston Citizens’ Association
Tremont Street
Boston
John W. Ayres
Somerville
Tremont
Boylston Streets
B. I. Keith
Henry A. Turner
West Street
Snow
J. R. Whipple
Tremont Street Tracks Hearing On City Rail Relocation
The committee on street railways heard remonstrants yesterday about relocating Tremont street tracks. W Edwin Ulmer, a lawyer, described noise from bells and grinding wheels from surface electric cars and the dangers he associates with the current setup.
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Committee On
Tremont Street
W. Edwin Ulmer
Shining Head Cure Promises Hair Regrowth
Isaac St. Adams of Lake City Iowa credits Faso Remedies for rapid baldness reversal. He says using Faso Bark Foam and Soap restored hair in 48 hours and led to weeks of fine growth. Adams sent photos to the remedies’ owners and a free trial offer is mailed from Altenheim Medical Dispensary Cincinnati Ohio with 4 cents postage.
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Lake City
Towa
Faso
John Hammel
Postville
Iowa
Mr. Adams
Altenheim Medical Dispensary
Selves Building
Cincinnati
Immigrant arrival figures for Italians in 1898 to 1899
New York dispatch reports sixty thousand Italians arrived in the United States between January 1, 1898 and January 1, 1899. Major lines carrying the migrants included North German Lloyds with 21,000, the Prince line with 16,000, the Fabre line with 12,000, and the Anchor line with 11,000.
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Lloyds
Prince
Fabre
Anchor
Boston Post Call for Telephone Reform Movement
Readers urged to approve the Boston Post movement for telephone reform and sign the document before mailing promptly to Telephone Editor.
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Boston Post
The
State rights to intervene in telephone service debated
A reader signs a letter to the editor praising a proposed Post telephone bill and urging lawmakers to empower state action against corporation dominance. The writer cites costs levied by Bell Telephone and argues for cheaper, improved service and reconsideration of corporate privileges.
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Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Whipple
Brockton
Fir
Bell Telephone
Post
Franchises in Boston Sparking Returns Debate
FOHN W. JACKSON of 379 Westland Avenue Boston argues that granting further franchises without adequate return costs the city. The remark appears in a letter noting financial strain and urging stronger terms for new agreements.
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Fohn W. Jackson
Westland Avenue
Boston
People Should Control Quasi Public Corporations Letter
A letter from Max H Newman of 94 Washington Street Boston dated February 14 urges the right of the people to control quasi public corporations that reap fortunes from a grant by the people through their representatives. It argues charters should be annulled for defiance and asserts strong public ownership sentiment.
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Kaiter
Brough
Max H, Newman
Washington Street
Boston
Dramatic and musical shows fill schedules this winter season
Richard Mansfield buys dramatic rights for The Gad Fly while The Sowers by the New York Lyceum company heads to rehearsal. A May 8 voyage from San Francisco sails Hoyt plays. Helen Bertram joins D Oyle Carte for Sullivan opera. Jacob Litt to bring Cartwright to the US next season. Hobson's Choice by Alice Yates Grant debuts at Stanhope-Wheatcroft pupils on March 9. Grand Opera House hosts Graham Genuine Southern Specialty company and a Van derbilt opening party. Bimbo of Bombay sails to Boston with Jacques Kruger. Werd and Voices perform The Governors at Grand Opera House in March. Liliputians triumph in Chicago as Rosenfelds plan Europe tour. Shenandoah return engagement at Boston Theatre February 27 features Mary Hampton and Louis Hendricks. Washington's Birthday matinee adds over 25 actors. Columba Theatre hosts the thirteenth popular music concert next Sunday. First Regiment Band, soloists May Kempest and Finocchiaro perform with a 40-voice House of the Angel Guardian chorus. Tyler's darktown comedy at Music Hall features a prize back dance with Kid Russell and Apes of Nashville and a gold watch trophy.
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New York Lyceum
Frank McKee
San Francisco
Australia
Hoyt
Helen Bertram
Graham Genuine Southern Specialty Company
Grand Opera House
New York
Vanderbilts
Bimbo
Bombay
Boston
Jacques Kruger
Edgar Smith
Werd and Voices
Governors
Liliputians
Chicago
Rosenfelds
Europe
Shenandoah
Big Jacob Litt
Mary Hampton
Louis Hendricks
Gertrude
General Buckthorn
Washington
Columba Theatre
First Regiment
Henry J. Harding
Iccolo
May Kempest
Joseph H. Finocchiaro
al D. Weston
House of the Angel Guardian
Tyler
Darktown Comedy Company
Music Hall
Kid” Russell
Baltimore
Young “Apes
Nashvile
Sousa Opera and Theater Bills At Boston Venues
A week of Sousa’s The Bride Fleet sails into Boston Theatre on February 20 with the same cast save for Hilda Clarke as prima donna. Lincoln poem Oh Why Should the Spirit of Mortal Be Proud features Monday souvenir night with a full score souvenir for ladies. Colonel Ingersoll visits next Sunday to lecture The Devil. Village Postmaster at Park mingles comedy and pathos with Grace Gaylor Clark and others. Belmont House and other Boston stages showcase Belle of New York at Museum with Norris as the insane Prussian plus The Waifs of New York farewell shows at Bowdoin. The Grand Opera House offers The Tarrytown Widow while The Three Musketeers continues at Castle Square. Fleet news reports the Massasoit schooner ashore near Plymouth Beach, towed to East Boston for repairs, and other harbor movements including Cape Breton coal voyage, Doane’s rescue work, and a reshuffling of Boston & Philadelphia steamship commands.
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Charles Drew
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the Park
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Mabel Eaton
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Frank Lyman
Dan Collyer
George Ober
Richard Nesmith
New York
William Norris
Boston Museum
N. S. Wood
Bowdoin Square
The
Hollis
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Grand Opera House
Bridget
Castle Square Theatre
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Bowery
Columbia
Tremont Theatre
Francis Wilson
Schoeffel
Lavelles
Howard
Keith's
Arras
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Leavitt
Nevello
Enoch
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Boston Theatre
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Monroe
Mack
Boyle
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Holmes
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Midgleys
Annie
J. Tell
Koster & Bial’s
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Havana Harbor
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Roger Sears
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Johnson
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Thomas Borden
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J. M. Lewis
Saturn
Chattahoochee
Savannah
Lewis
Wenian
Shinnecook
Virginia Capes
Philadelphia
Delaware
Marcus Hook
Here
Norfolk
Halifax
N. Y
Grand Lake
St. John’s
N. F
Wilkesbarre
Central Railroad of
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South Boston Flats
Plymouth
Homey Brook
Ainsworth Company at Tremont Temple
An enjoyable Tremont Temple program last evening featured the Ainsworth company with Weber Male Quartet. Louise Ainsworth impressed as vocalist while scarf transitions and lights enhanced the act. Other artists included Miss White cello soloist Mr Mailes reader and Miss Milliken pianist. The event was staged by the Minute Men of Tremont Temple. next will be the John Thomas concert company on March 15.
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Ainsworth Company
Weber
Louise Ainsworth
Miss White
Mailes
Sword and Bible Presented to Commodore John W. Philip
In Galveston on February 15 a ceremonial gift from Texas Sunday school children, a $3500 sword and Bible, was presented to Commodore John W. Philip for his post Santiago remarks on divine sovereignty. The battleship Texas, under Captain Sigsbee, hosted and all officers attended.
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Tex
Texas
John W. Philip
Spain
Commodore Philip
Santiago
Sigsbee
Doan's Ointment Promises Gentle Eczema Relief
An ad encourages parents to spare children from eczema and skin complaints with Doan's Ointment. It claims the remedy heals without harming delicate skin and is available at drug stores for 50 cents.
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Doan
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