Peculiar Suffolk Divorce Case Restores Property Shares
In Suffolk County Divorce Court Judge Hardy weighs a case where two years after a divorce Mrs J Aretta Sneaden retains about $10,000 in real estate plus personal property while her epilepsy-stricken husband George L. seeks a portion. The wife, frail and anxious over repairs and taxes, may face more deliberation as the judge takes the matter under advisement. Decree nisi granted for Mrs Giles in a separate suit amid doubts and alleged infidelity and domestic friction. The court also considers the cases of Hectorine Farnsworth and Charles E, and Morris L J Girdany with Ida L Girdany, continuing to Monday morning.
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Hardy
Suffolk County
J. Aretta Sneaden
George L
Dover
Washington Streets
gHtta S
Giles
Tontine Hotel
Brunswick
Gertrude Whittemore
Hectorine Farnsworth
Charles E
Fall River
Nsi
Morris L. J. Girdany
Ida L. Girdany
Melvin O. Adams
Prices Drop on Light Trading
Wall Street reports a dull day with inconsequential market moves and light trading amid a renewed war scare affecting foreign prices. Declines were limited by support, and cash inflows suggested a modest weekly currency gain. Utah shares led gains locally while Amalgamated Copper remained steady.
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Wall Street
United States Steel
Amalgamated Copper
New York
Boston
Ccsccecceere
State Street
London
Utah
Amalgamated
Mohawk
Parrot
Shannon
Allouez and
Adventure
American Telephone
United Fruit
American Woolen Common
Mining and Stock Exchange
American Writing
Boston Consolidated
Majestic
Commission House
Butte
Mont
Silver and Shores
Amalgamated Copper Company
Montana
Clernan
Harney
District Court of
Silver Bow County
Minnie Healy
Houghton, Mich
Boston Financial News
Clements
Helena
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Boston & Montana Company
Pennsylvania
Clancy
Boston News Bureau
Heinze- Amalgamated
Heinze Copiper
Heinze
Carpenter succeeds Wellington as commissary general
Governor Bates accepted Brigadier-General Fred W. Wellington's retirement from the commissary-general staff and named Lieutenant-Colonel Fred B. Carpenter as his successor yesterday morning. Wellington joined the M. V. M. in 1882 and earned esteem for his long service and private support. Carpenter is described as a popular, devoted officer likely to advance the M. V. M.'s welfare.
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Bates
Fred W. Wellington
Fred B. Carpenter
Wellington
Light Artillery
Miss Suzanne Merrill Debuts This Afternoon
Miss Suzanne Merrill eldest daughter of Mr J W Merrill of the Hotel Somerset will make her formal debut at a large reception this afternoon hosted by her sister Miss May Merrill. After the debut she will travel to New York to attend fashionable subscription dinners.
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Suzanne Merrill
J. W. Merrill
Somerset
Miss May Merrill
Miss Merrill
New York
Local Drug Stores Advertise Multiple Sales
Sold by WALKER-RINTELS DRUG CO. are Ba. B. F. et Beach St. and Ave. FF. Hi. PUTNAM, 31 School Str., 1681 and 2121 Washington St. C. F. EATON 150 da St. KLEIN'S, corner Tremont and ts. KNIGHT'S, Court and Hanover Sts. GAWYER, corner Tremont and Hollis Sts.
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Walker-Rintels Drug CO
Ba. B. F
Beach St
Ave
FF. Hi. Putnam
School
Washington St
C. F
Eaton
da St
Klein’s
Tremont and
Knight's
Court and
Hanover Sts
Gawyer
Tremont
Hollis Sts
Bonds and equities trade in mixed session with varied volumes
Market activity shows 24,169 listed stock shares exchanged along with 64,500 bonds and 1,576 rights. Unlisted shares totaled 59,657 as investors respond to ex rights and dividend expectations in a cautious session.
Reciprocity pact links Brown and Newton Theological Institution
An agreement grants Newton credit for Brown coursework allowing able students to complete both collegiate and theological studies in six years. It includes exchange lectures by faculty, with Brown’s Professor James Q. Dealey starting a social science lecture series at Newton on January 13.
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Brown University
Newton Theological Institution
Newton
Brown
James Q. Dealey
Local Boston Testimonial Promotes Doan's Kidney Pills
Mrs. John H. Fisher of 14 Gloucester place testifies at home that Doan's Kidney Pills cured her husband’s back pain and kidney troubles after three boxes. She also reports her own relief from backache dizziness and headaches. Pills sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the U.S. Remember the name Doan's.
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Boston
Buffalo
New York
John H. Fisher
Gloucester Place
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
N. Y
U.S
Stage changes and drama line up in Boston theatres
The Globe Theatre passes from Weber and Fields to Stair and Wilbur with Hanlon brothers' Superba as opener for two weeks of matinees. Florence Bindley ends at Grand Opera House tonight and The Village Postmaster follows. The Castle Square stock closes Alice of Old Vincennes. next week Boston debuts plus For Fair Virginia. Multiple theatres feature new acts, tours, and notable stars including Nance O Neil Hedda Gabler and Mary Mannering Harriet's Honeymoon with extensive Boston engagements.
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Globe Theatre
Messrs
Weber & Fields
Stair & Wilbur
Hanlon Brothers
Superba
Florence Bindley
Grand Opera House
Music Hall
Eugene Powers
Castle Square Theatre
Old Vincennes
Boston
Russ Whytal
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Hub Theatre
James Boys
Missouri
Mildred Holland
Majestic Theatre
Nance O'Neil
Hedda Gabler
Columbia
Sudermann
Checkers
Boston Theatre
Charles ‘Warner
Dickens
Mr. Pickwick
Tremont Theatre
de Wolf Hopper
Fritzi Scheff
Babette
The
Colonial
Viola Allen
Rogers Brothers
London
Hollis
Mary Mannering
Harriet
Empire Theatre Stock Company
the Park
Julia
Little Mary
Guy Standing
Fay Davis
Keith’s
Europe
New England
James F. Macdonald
Avery Strakosch
Opera
Lew Hawkins
Watson
Hutchings
Edwards
al Lawson
Frances Namon
Land Will H. Murphy
Blanche Nichols
Hyde
Four Mortons
Elmore Sisters
Holloways
Piccolo
Panther Trio
Paul Kleist
the Howard
Tiger Lilies Company
Lyceum
Palace Theatre
Whallen Brothers
Kentucky Belles
Clark
Royal Runaway Girls
Austin & Stone’s
Japan
Russia
Grace P. Atwell
John Craig
Duke
Kid Parker
Nickelodeon
Chickering Hall
Park Theatre
United States Volunteer Life-Saving Corps
South Boston
Mary Hampton
Old Museum Stock Company
Myles McCarthy
Lizzie B. Raymond
Miss Raymond
David Bispham
Jordan Hall
Felix Fox
Steinert Hall
Pianet
George ‘Grossmith
Symphony Hall
Charles Gilibert
Signorina Sassoli
M. Gilibert
Massenet
The Triumph of an Empress at Majestic draws big crowd
Mildred Holland hosted a matinee at the Majestic where Miss Holland starred as Catherine in The Triumph of an Empress. A large audience applauded, floral offerings poured in, and many theater figures in attendance included Miss Dorothy Rossmore Violet Rand and a long list of stars and stage guests.
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Boston
Mildred Holland
Majestic
Miss Holland
Catherine
Dorothy Rossmore
Violet Rand
Christie MacDonald
Marguerite Clark
May Vokes
Truly Shattuck
Ida Vernon
Florence Bindley
de Wolf Hopper
Charles Bigelow
Andrew Mack
Eugene Cowles
Thomas W. Ross
Rogers Brothers
Carrie Reynolds
Harrington
Anna Stanton
Amy Scott
Loraine Leslie
Anna Burton
Kitty Baldwin
Millicent McLaughlin
Maud Moffat
Doris Keene
Vivia Ogden
Georgie Kemble
Claire Armstrong
Messrs
Templar Saxe
Ben Greet
S. K. Goodwyn
St. Clair Bayfield
A W. T. Clover
George Biddle
Leo Harrison
Barney Reynolds
O. L. Maywood
Walter van Allen
Giles R. Warren
Walter H. Claxton
Frederick van Zyndam Sullivan
George Austin Moore
Thomas MacLarnne
Charles Villard
John E. Devinne
Cabot Copeland Recital at Steinert Hall Receives Mixed Reviews
A yesterday afternoon recital at Steinert Hall featured cellist T Handasyd Cabot and pianist George Copeland Jr. The program included Brahms and Dvorak pieces, Debussy and Chopin works, and Rubnstein’s sonata. Cabot showed artistry at times but overall tone and intonation suffered. Copeland offered capable accompaniment and graceful Arabesques, though Chopin Ballade Op. 47 challenged his reach. A fair audience applauded the performance.
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Steinert Hall
T. Handasyd Cabot
George Copeland, Jr
Brahms
Dvorak
Debussy
Chopin
Tegnalia
Mr. Cabot
Copeland
Boston Republicans Report Receipts and Expenditures
Treasurer John E Cotter filed a municipal election financial report with City Clerk Donovan. Receipts totaled 24579 dollars including 2090 dollars forward from the State election. expenditures were 292379 dollars leaving a 22 dollar balance. Election day costs amounted to 2605 dollars.
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John E. Cotter
Republican City Committee
Donovan
Trade fair agencies report irregular improvement in business
R G Dun weekly review notes improved volume of business but irregular conditions. Progress depends on railroads access to credit and investor confidence. Cotton goods remain conservative. footwear demand rising in Boston with spring orders. Bra gstreet reports midwinter activity uptick, iron and steel mill resumptions, and wage reductions seen as non controversial. Bank clearings show weekly rise but lag 1903.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Boston
Gstreet’s
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Queen of
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Harry B. Smith
Cabot-Copeland Recital
Cluett
Keith
Holland
Theodore
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Hedda Cabler
Mats
Chas. Frohman
Ben Greet Company
Charles Cilibert Signorina
Ada Sassoli
Hollis Wes Isaac B. Rich
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Alice
Vincennes
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SIN Mes Boys
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