New York and Boston Markets Mark New Year Slow Start
Banks and brokers in New York observed a holiday pause while Boston stayed open. U S Geological Survey reports Utah coal output topped 2,266,899 tons in 1909 with strong gains over 1908 and 1907. Yer ington Central directors approve asset sale plans and creditor protections. Ray Consolidated details progress on mill and smelting plant with early 1909 shipments and Park City mining actions advance.
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New York
Boston
Salt Lake City
Utah
United States Geological Survey
Carbon County
Rocky Mountain
Itah
M. R. Campbell
Mr. Camp
Bank Statement Comparison Shows Ten Year Boston New York Surplus
The weekly report contrasts the current bank statement with last week and reviews the surplus reserves recorded in Boston and New York over the past decade. The analysis highlights shifts in liquidity and regional performance across ten years.
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Boston
New York
Iron Blossom Company Signs 180 Ton Ore Deal
Secretary W Lester Mangum reports Iron Blossom Company has contracts with American Smelting and Refining Company for 150 tons daily plus an existing 30 ton contract with International Smelting and Refining Company. The combined 180 tons a day negates the need for a cyanide mill at the Nos 1 and 8 shafts.
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W. Lester Mangum
Iron Blossom Company
American Smelting and Refining Company
International Smelting and Refining Company
Oil Fuel Experiments at Steptoe Smelter Ely Nevada
Nevada Consolidated Mining Company plans oil burners for five reverberatory furnaces and the power house at Steptoe smelter Ely. Oil tanks are under construction and prospects on Palvarado Oil Company section 2 6-16 are key. Wells on multiple sections show varied production with 2000 barrels per day at one, 900 barrels at another, and new wells being drilled or completed as oil shows extend.
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Ray Consolidated Company
D. C. Jackling
Jackling
Ray Consolidated
Kepaso
Ray
China
Nevada Consolidated Mining Company
Steptoe
Ely
Nevada
Palvarado Oil Company
United States Geological
The
American Petroleum Company
Kern Trading and Oil Company
Atlantic Gulf and West Indies income for October 1910
Income account of subsidiary companies for October 1910 shows operating and other income 1 338 702.45 and operating expenses 1 064 708.63. After deductions including interest on bonds and sinking fund totaling 156 768.36, net income amounts to 112 225.46.
Stock Calendar Prices and Dividends Listed
A market calendar lists American Express American Power and Light preferred stock at 1 1-2 percent and common at 3-4 percent. Chicago Northwestern and Union Pacific appear with varying percentages. Several mining and railroad stocks such as Sloss Sheffield Mackay and Southern Pacific are noted with per cent figures for preferred and common shares.
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Old South Building
Boeton
Express
Power & Lt
Sugar
Central Leather
Chicago Junction
Chicago & Northwestern
Interboro R. T
Mackay Cos. Com
Mackay Cos
Sloss Sheffield
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific Com
Coal output in 1919 tops near five hundred million tons
Washington reports the United States produced between 475 million and 485 million short tons of coal in 1919. The estimate, by Edward W. Parker, uses USGS data from operators and industry sources, showing a sharp rise from 1909 and nearing the 1907 peak of 480.36 million tons.
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Washington
United States
Edward W. Parker
United States Geological Survey
Theatrical Openings at Hollis Tremont Schubert and Park
The program lists openings featuring David Warfield in The Return of Peter Grimm at the Hollis Olga Nethersole in Mary Magdalene at the Schubert and Arsene Lupin at the Park, along with additional pieces. The notices read like a bill of performances and dates.
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David Warfield
Peter Grimm
Hollis
Tremont
Olga Nethersole
Mary Magdalene
Schubert
Arsene Lupin
Park
Return of Peter Grimm shines in Belasco’s Boston stage debut
A new drama by David Zelasco opened at Hollis last evening with David Warfield in the title role. The Return of Peter Grimm explores immortality and moral reckonings through a returned spirit aided by a sensitive boy. The ensemble, including Percy Helton Willem and Janet Dunbar, delivers thoughtful, tasteful performance praised as a milestone for the American stage.
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David Zelasco
Hollis
David Wairfield
Peter Grimm
Earth
Mr. Grimm
Boston
Belasco
Katie
Warfield
Mr. Warfield
Percy Helton
Willem
John Sampolis
Thomas Meighan
Janet Dunbar
Kathrein
Marie Bates
Madame X Thrills Boston Audiences At Majestic Theatre
Madame X starring Dorothy Donnelly closes in heavy applause on a second week Boston engagement. The melodrama follows a Parisian wife turned drift into vice then penitent mother seeking forgiveness and salvation for her son amid a dramatic French murder trial.
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Majestic Theatre
Madame X
Boston
Dorothy Donnelly
Raymond
William Elliott
The Rosary Opens Second Week at Globe Theatre
The Rosary enters its second week at the Globe Theatre with strong patronage continuing from the first week. Harrington Reynolds as Father Kelly delivers an innovative, faithful portrayal while Jessie Arnold handles the dual sister roles with skill and competence.
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Globe Theatre
Boston
Harrington Reynolds
Father Kelly
Jessie Arnold
Scenic Temple Presents Premier Holiday Attractions This Week
The Scenic Temple hosts a top level motion picture exhibit in Boston described as among the finest. Lenna Howe's union orchestra opens the Gilad New Year with a new composition written for the occasion by Miss Howe.
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Scenic Temple
Boston
Lenna Howe
Union Orchestra
Mies Howe
Maeterlinck's Mary Magdalene at Shubert Theatre
Olga Nethersole stages Maeterlinck’s Mary Magdalene at the Shubert Theatre with a strong cast led by Nethersole. Verus Lucius and Annocus figures appear as the drama blends biblical scenes with philosophical discourse and vivid depictions. The production runs this week with an afternoon talk by Rabbi Fleischer and a further act scheduled for Monday with Judy Forgot to follow.
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Maurice Maeterlinck
Pelleas
Melisande
Claude Debussy
Monna Vanna
Beatrice
Shubert Theatre
Olga Nethersole
Maeterlinck
Mary
Bethany
Jerusalem
Verus
Antacus Silanus
Joseph
Arimathea
Pelleas and
Mary Magdalene
Miss Nethersole
Rom
Ivs Vuuservelii
OL the. Camruucrer
Edward MacKay
Lucius Verus
Arthur Forrest
Annocus
Charles B. Hanford
Appius
Frederick Ames
Loelius
Wilfrid Roger
Cazarus
Moira Creegan
Martha
Modest Altschuler
Russian Symphony Orchestra of
New York
Shubert
Charles Fleischer
Marie Cahill
Judy Forgot
The Echo at Colonial Theatre Stars Bes sie McCoy
Bes sie McCoy captivates the Colonial Theatre audience in The Echo where her star status shines through her versatile performance. John E. Hazzard delivers witty comic turns with Annie Yeamans and Georgie Draw, making the show lively and entertaining.
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Colonial Theatre
Bessie McCoy
John E. Hazzard
Laughing Tourists Lead Orpheum Vaudeville Show
Orpheum stage features the Laughing Tourists in a full minstrel act of tabloid form. A 10 member company performs with high order work. Ethel Whiteside and her Picks plus Powers brothers and Kitty Robinson also star along with the Three Shorties Tommy Dugan and Lucier. Mixed in are comedy and dramatic pictures.
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The
Orpheum
Ethel Whiteside
Powers Brothers
Kitty Robinson
Shorties
Tommy Dugan
Lucier
Golden Crook Extravaganza at the Casino This Week
The Golden Crook extravaganza company presents a musical show at the Casino this week featuring Billy Arlington, Jack Strouse, Ed Trevor, Johnson and Buckley, Marshall and King and others. The program includes Ballet of Nature a poem set to music and dance with 24 young women, supported by special scenery and electrical effects.
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Golden Crook” Extravaganza
Billy Arlington
Him
Jack Strouse
Ed Trevor
Johnson and Buckley
Marshall
King
Hub Theatre Presents Steele's Merry Makers and More
The Hub Theatre highlights include Steele's nine Merry Makers with Curtain and Wilson performing gymnastic acts and Whitehead and Rubens singing and character changes. In the week's final days Gardener, West and Sunshine, a comedy trio, and the Four Sophomores join for mirth and music.
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Steele
Curtain
Wilson
Whitehead
Rubens
Mr. Whitehead
Merry Makers
Gardener
West and Sunshine
O13
Muasic
Tremont Theatre Presents The Scarecrow on Stage
Perc y Mackaye s satirical fantasy The Scarecrow opened at Tremont Theatre with Edmund Breese in the lead role. The production blends Hawthorne inspired legend with human sympathy and features a devilish plot by Dikton Goody Rickby. Cast includes Alice Fischer Beatrice Irwin Brigham Royce Georgia Dvorak Eleanor Sheldon and more. Engagement runs one week before Florenz Ziegfelds Follies of 1910 follows.
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Percy Mackaye
Tremont Theatre
Edmund Breese
Dikton
Goody Rickby
Twney
Lord Heavenspane
Mr. Breese
Pikon
Prince of Darkness
Goody Rickley
Alice Fischer
Keith's Theatre Opens Year With Strong Vaudeville Lineup
The Keiths Theatre season starts strong with Edwin Stevens and Tina Marshall in A Night Out. Ethel Green returns with new material, Hoey and Lee spoof Hebrew policemen, Melody Monarchs perform triple piano acts, Bobby Heath sings, Bedini and Arthur juggle, James Neil and Edythe Chapman star in The Lady Across the Hall. Plus Kelly and Mack dancers, Van der Koors illusionists, and Sebastian Merrill bicycle act.
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Keith's
Algeria
Hoey and Lee
Bobby Heath
Bedini
Arthur
James Neil
Edythe Chapman
Boston Theatre Week Opens With Bachelor Belles
The final week of The Bachelor Belles at the Boston Theatre drew a crowded audience. The show remains popular with strong patronage forecast for next week. Mile Adeline Genee performs three dances in a farewell Boston appearance. Mme Sarah Bernhardt will begin a two week engagement Monday with a heavy repertory including L Aiglon Camile Jeanne D Arc and Sapho.
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Boston
Mile
Adeline Genee
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Mme. Bernhardt
L’aiglon
Jack and the Beanstalk delights Castle Square crowds
The Castle Square drew crowded afternoon and evening audiences as Jack played by Mary Young and Donald Meek in burlesque as the Fairy Queen drew laughs. Mr. Craig announces the show will continue through this week and next at Castle Square.
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Castle Square
Mary Young
Jack
Donald Meek
Mr. Craig
Franois Lentine draws crowds at Austin Stone Museum show
Francois Lentine the man with three perfect legs attracted crowds at Austin & Stone's Museum. Physicians in attendance deemed him the world's most interesting freak. The program featured Marie Bayrooty the whirling Dervish and a variety of acts including a talking dog and a dancing queen at the theatre bill.
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Francois Lentine
Austin & Stone’s
Marie Bayrooty
Count de Rochfeld
Rebecca Brothers
la Lolita
Cheers
Jones
Murray
Restell
Hilda Reed
Jennie de Haan
Manhattan Maids
Frank Walsh
Mickey Finn
Ida Campbell
Elizabeth Taylor
Wetmore
Bowdoin Square Theatre Delights With Diving Performers And Acts
The Bowdoin Square Theatre featured sensational diving girls La Siren La Diva Venus and other life savers in a large tank. Mouri gave an excellent vocal performance and Gertie Le Clair dazzled with dancing. The Valdos mystified audiences and Morse and Ray offered a commendable singing oddity. John Philbrick the talkologist appeared among others. The final week of Ali Pasha the fortune teller and Ama teur might will be observed Thursday.
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
Venus
Mouri
Gertie le Clair
Valdos
Morse
Ray
John Philbrick
Ali Pasha
Lupin Comedy at Park Theater Draws Big Boston Crowd
A large Boston audience enjoyed Arsene Lupin as staged at the Park Theatre. William Courtney as the detective Charmarace, Sidney Herbert as the magistrate, Miss Virginia Hammond as Sonia, and Lena Halliday as Victoria receive praise for vivid performances in a Paris theft plot with a secret elevator escape.
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Arsene Lupin
Boston
Park Theatre
M. Gournay Martin
Paris
M. Martin
Duc de Charmarace
M. Gournay
Charmarace
Gournay
Martin
Chao
Guerchard
Secret Police
Guerehard
Sonia
Wiliam Courtney
Sidney Herbert
Arthur Elliot
Virginia Hammond
Ida Greeley Smith
Horace Greeley
Germaine
Victoria
Lena Halliday
Cora Aivingston Dominates Howard Mat in Unbeaten Title Claim
Cora Aivingston, world champion lady wrestler, defeated challengers at the Howard venue and declared readiness to face local champions this week. The event featured burlesque acts from Jardin de Paris, plus entertainment by Kawana brothers, Marie Bergere, and ventriloquist Alex Wilson among others.
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Cora Aivingston
the Howard
Jardin de Paris
Abe Leavitt
George Scott
Marion Campbell
Augusta Phelps
Ruby Harris
Helen Lawton
South Boston
Helen Davis
Kawana Brothers
Onthank
Blanchette
Marie Bergere
New York
Siddons
Earle
Marelle Courtney
East Lynne Delights Boston Grand Opera House Crowd
Last night at the Grand Opera House the famous melodrama East Lynne drew a large audience. Miss Estelle Allen played Lady Isabel with strong dramatic skill, though at times too strenuous in emotional scenes. She will perform Camille Friday and contrast her roles. next Monday’s attraction is At the Old Cross Roads.
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Grand Opera House
East Lynne
Boston
Isabel
Estelle Allen
Miss Allen
Camille
Old Cross Roads
Big Review Company Opens at Columbia Theatre
The Big Review company opens at the Columbia Theatre with 60 performers led by Miss Will Nell Lavender and Miss Frankie Heath. The musical comedy features 16 song hits, fine costumes and scenery, and a 290 girl chorus with a 12 member pony ballet. Tonight includes buck and wing dancers. Wednesday hosts a wrestling bout Dr Riaz versus Seurs. Friday shows amateur competition.
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George Totten Smith
Big Review
Columbia Theatre
Will Nell Lavender
Frankie Heath
Wiley
Florence Brooks
Russell Simpson
Harry le van
Charles Saxon
Harry Loraine
George Howard
Dr Riaz
Seurs
Gaiety Theatre Show Features Historic Behman Cast
Yesterday at the Gaiety Theatre patrons witnessed the Behman show with the original cast including Will J. Kennedy Lon Hascall George Siegman Victor Casmore Hileen Sheridan and Lillian Herndon. A practical air ship wowed audiences as it tours the auditorium and returns to the stage. The program also included a one act playlet Pals ending with a brutal fight shattering a furnished apartment.
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Gaiety Theatre
Behman
Will J. Kennedy
Lon Hascall
George Siegman
Victor Casmore
Hileen Sheridan
Lillian Herndon
Wellesley High Shoots Past Hockey Team In YMCA Clash
Wellesley High defeated a hockey squad composed of its players in a YMCA gym game. The hockey contingent trailed the basketball squad to the final buzzer as the faster WHS side pulled out the victory.
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Wellesley High
Wellesley High Hockey
Goleman
Leffrey
Kee
Deldrickson
Towle
Shane
Hardy
Banigha Acs
R. F
Reynolds
Es Sleaiog Big
Belticiem
Coleman
Keete
Detarckton
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