Sharp Advance by Railroad Stocks
Wall Street shows a strong rally with heavy short-covering lifting leading rail, mining and industrial issues. Amalgamated Copper, United States Steel and Eries gain while profit-taking shifts among leaders, and the bond market strengthens as demand signals improve stocks. Local Boston activity lags slightly though copper and utility issues draw interest. dividends and broker tips anchor sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Far East
Southern Pacific
Rock Island
Reading
the Eries
Amalgamated Copper
United States Steel
State Street
New York
Boston
Calumet & Hecla
No Lake
New York Metal Exchange
Russia
Japan
United States
Adventure
Atlantic
Centennial
Daly-West
Mass
Old Dominion
Victoria
Isle Royale
Wolverine
Allouez
Bingham
Osceola
Parrot
Montana Coal and Coke
Shannon
American Telephone
American Woolen
Massachusetts Gas
Massachusetts Electric Common
Massachusetts Electric
U. S
The
Mining and Stock Exchange
Bay State Gas
Treadwell
Majestic
Jupiter Steel
United Zinc
Fall River Automatic Telephone Company
Old Dominion Mining Company
Hunt, Ellis& Co
International
Heath
Ice Holds Vineyard Sound Fleet Amid Storm Lull
A portion of the coastwise fleet was released from ice as weather eased but northeast winds and a new storm kept most vessels in harbor. Some schooners prepared to depart yet wind shifts hampered exits. The Wandman reached Vineyard Haven from Walton while Seaboard and Uncatena remained stalled near Nobska and Edgartown Harbor stayed icebound.
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Vineyard Haven
Nantucket Sound
Wandman
Walton, N
Seaboard
Boston
Nobska
Edgartown Harbor
Uncatena
Flanders Elected Manager of Conservatory
The New England Conservatory trustees accepted Frank W. Hales resignation after 13 years as general manager. Former assistant Ralph L. Flanders was elected manager. Executive committee includes Gardiner Jordan Thorndike Estabrook Lyman Bazeley and others with new trustees Peabody Blake Gardiner Brown Fay Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Conservatory of Music
Frank W. Hale
Ralph L. Flanders
Charles P. Gardiner
Eben D. Jordan
Lothrop Thorndike
Arthur F. Estabrook
William A. L. Bazeley
John P. Lyman
Frank Wood
Rufus F. Mrenney
Frederick 8. Converse
Samuel J
Frank 8. Peabody
Willam P. Blake
Edward G. Gardiner
Abel Parker Brown
Harry F. Fay
John G. Wright
Assessment prompts rights and unlisted stocks sale
The report notes an assessment that affects rights and unlisted stocks including 13 844 shares, 20 1 460 Resse, and bonds valued at 51 500 dollars. Details on the ee Lintens stocks and 96 rights are mentioned without full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Mn Pacific
Onvahien Centra
New Jersey
Chesapeake & Ohio
Cuicnse & Alton
Great’ Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Colorado
Pest
Delaware & & Hudson
Denver & Rio Grande
Nimes
Central
Iisthis & Nashville
St Estes
Ae '& Pacific
St Louis & Irk
Union
Pacific
Wpecasin Centra
Bocee Eee
Dim Gar
Ican Sug R
Brookly E Mare
Ranae & Hock
General ‘Electric
Seesseee Ae National Biscuit
Forth American Ay
Paince
Rebie. Steel
Ee Reresereeere
Io Moat & Ironeae
United States
Stee
Western Union
Early Colonial Play Anne Hutchinson Presented by Old South
The Old South Historical Society staged Anne Hutchinson in five acts with prologue at Union Hall 78 Boylston Street. Set in Boston and Cambridge in 1627, the play portrays Anne Hutchinson challenging clergy power, with scenes from her home meetings and missionary view. Casting includes Esther W. Bates, Ermina Cutter Leach, and Frederick Gilbert Bauer under a Boston University, Roxbury teacher, and Harvard student ensemble. Patronesses include Mrs. Julia Ward Howe and others linked to Boston society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Hutchinson
OLD South Historical Society
Union Hall
Boylston Street
New England
Esther W. Bates
Boston University
Ermina
Cutter Leach
Hugh O’brien
Roxbury
Frederick Gilbert Bauer
Harvard
Boston
Newtowne
Cambridge
School Street
Washington
England
John Gorton
Anne
Julia Ward Howe
Charles G., Ames
Richard H. Dana
Augustus Hemenway
Amy M. Homans
William B. Kehew
Charles C. Coffin
Edwin D. Mead
Joseph G. Thorpe
Prophesying dramatic meeting in Anne Hutchinson play
Prologue read by Miss Esther Willard as amateur actors perform Anne Hutchinson a Drama of Barry Boston in Union Hall. Cast includes Bates Henry Vane John Winthrop Increase Nowell Arthur Loring Thomas Dudley John Hamilton Robinette William Coddington George Walkins John Cotton Thomas Leverett Thomas Shepard Anne Hutchinson Faith Hutchinson Mary Dyer Margaret Winthrop and others in a staged history scene at a Boston church setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Hutchinson
Barry Boston
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Esther Willard
Bates Henry Vane
Roland Walker Brayton
John Winthrop
Beesseeedves
Frederic Et
Bauer Increase Nowell
Arthur ‘Loring
Thomas Dudley
Paul Dyer
Thomas Leverett
Boston
Charles ‘Humphrey Bauer
Thomas ‘Shepard
New
Louis A, Braman
Thomas Savage
Thomas Harry Réed
Ermina Cutter Leach
Faith Hutchinson
Gertrude May
Silas Margaret Winthrop
Louise C. Howes
Jane Hawkins
Charlotte Keith Holmes
Mary Dyer
Lottie R. Dodge
Chilton
Isabel
Anne
Winifred, Smiley
St Patrick’s Parishioners Reunite in Roxbury Hall
About 1500 post and present parishioners gathered at Paul Revere Hall Mechanics Building for the seventh annual St Patrick’s reunion. Rev Father James F Regan directed events with guests including Rev Father Joseph Gallagher and several priests from Roxbury and Lynn. The evening featured a musical program, a grand march, a whist tournament, and dancing with a large reception staff and floor crew coordinating the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Patrick's Church
Roxbury
Paul Revere
Mechanics
James. .F
Regan
Joseph Gallagher
Maurice F. Flynn
Thomas A. Walsh
Nathaniel J. Merritt
James Dolan
Lynn
Talbot Hall
John F. Pierce
John H. Dooley
Charles P. Gavin
Charles W. Lonergan
Frederick J
Crosby
James F. Regan
Mary Mkerf
St.Patrick’s
St. Union
Patrick’s
Boston Dealers Plan Fight Over Independent Tobacco Brands
Boston tobacco trade leaders and labor unions prepare a defense against the trust aim to push sub jobbers and retailers to drop independent tobaccos. A Sunday meeting at 724 Washington St will organize resistance and seek union backing to pressure the trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobacco Trust
Boston
Washington Street
Boston Structural Building Trades Alliance
Hy Bradford
George M. McClellan
John E. Potts
EB. E
Railroad Carmen
Machinists’ Hall
Caueewiy Street
Union 338
New Haven
Readville
District Assembly
K. of L
Trinity Club Dance in Pierce Hall at Copley Square
The Trinity Club held its third dance in Pierce Hall Copley Square last night with over 100 couples attending. The reception committee included Seymour H. Minard Albert J. Duffey D D ., William Co McCarthy and Thomas H. Squarry. entertainment committee D Fletcher Knight Lester H. Latham Warren BE Locke. Officers are Leon L. Chandler president and Franklin R. Slater secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Hall
Copley Square
Trinity Club
Seymour H. Minard
Albert J. Duffey
William Co. McCarthy
Thomas H. Squarry
D. Fletcher Knight
Lester H. Latham
Warren BE. Locke
Leon L. Chandler
Franklin R. Slater
Navy Yard Clerks See Longer Shifts and Short Lunch
Navy yard clerks condemned a new order forcing an extra hour of work daily and reducing lunch to thirty minutes. Previously they started at 8 a.m. and finished at 4:30 p.m. The change keeps start time but ends at 5 p.m. with a half hour for meals, leaving little time to eat or travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
Women Should Have Same Privileges in Massachusetts Election Debate
A Tufts College debate on municipal voting rights featured Alfred V. Hall and Armand W. Benoit for the affirmative and Edward L. Farrer and Rudolph W. Currier for the negative. The negative team prevailed in a lively contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Tufts College
Massachusetts
Alfred V. Hall
Peru
Armand W. Bénoit
Lawrence
Edward L. Farrer
Aszinippi
Rudolph W. Currier
Lynn
Boys Industrial League Debate Awarded To Posionsky
Section 2 gathered at the Mayhew School branch for a debate last night. J Posionsky won the prize for delivering the best speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ Industrial League
Mayhew School
J. Posionsky
Fire destroys State Normal College buildings in Greensboro
A blaze in Greensboro on January 21 leveled the main dining room dormitory and laundry of the State Normal College. Three hundred fifty female students were rescued from the flames and unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N. C
State Normal College
Chicago men boom Miles for president
The Iroquois Club in Chicago plans a banquet where General Nelson A. Miles will give the keynote address and be hailed as a candidate for the Democratic nomination. Miles has accepted the invitation. date to be set soon. The club is a leading Westside Democratic organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
the Post
Iroquois Club
Nelson A. Miles
General Miles
West
Nance O Neill to Present Matinees at Tremont Theatre
Nance O Neill will give a series of matinee performances at the Tremont Theatre next week. Arrangements were made between her manager and John B. Schaeffer of the Tremont. Repertoire includes The Fires of St John Hedda Gabler and Magda with matinee dates from Monday to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Fitness
Safest
Boston
Wolf Hopper
S Splendid Company
MR. Pickwick
Charles Dickens
Nance O’neill
Sudermann
Ibsen
Hedda Gabler
Magda
Nance O'Neill
Columbia
Tremont Theatre
Arangements
John B. Schaeffer
Schoeffel
Agnes Booth Schoeffel
Tremont
Rankin
Charles Salisbury
Shuberts
the Tremont
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New York Peer
Railroads
Vineyard Sound
MR. Flanders
Tel & Tel
Mer &S
Bos & al
Bos & Lower
Dom Ir & Steel
Quincy
Rhode Island
Santa Eee Shannon
Switt & Co
Trinity Union Pacific
ST. Patrick’s
Dobson
Mary Cox
St. Patrick's Reunion
Conlin
Mary Burke
Fein
Purdy
DR. John. H. Dooley
Ida M’donald
St. Patrick’s Reunion
Labor Unions
G._Norander
O’connell Assembly
John Reynolds
Noddle Island
Andrew Duncliff
Longshoremen Assembly
William Roach
John R. Dalton
William Moore
John O'Connor
Michael ‘Discen
Transatlantic Steamship Wharf Clerks
Patrick Canty
John A. McGonigle
Teamsters’ Assembly
Patrick Smith
Boston & Maine Railroad
George J. Mellor
Boston Cooks’ Union
Arthur EK. Housego
Frank Stancombe
Arthur Cook
Cornelius Gallant
George Doherty
John Lambert
William Bramer
John Kerr
Berkeley Hall
South Framingham
Boston Grocery and Provision Clerks’ Union
Architectural and Ornamental Iron Workers’ Union 59
Wells Memorial Building
Jank Buchanan
International Bridge and Structural Iron Workers’ Union of America
Tufts
Entertainments
Mildred
Holland
ALL Star
Janny
Buster Brown” Company
Theatre
E. D. Stair & A. L. Wilbur
Hanson
Columbia the Young American Tragedienne
Nange O’neil
HER Company
Austin
Stone's Museum
Direct From the Star
New York City
Enid Mayo
Winchester
Tremont Row
Scollay Square
Cap
Sidney, Hinman Co
MWR
Charles F
Ereanes Fay Davis
Mary
Castle
Oxford
Fair Virginia
Hoodman
Lyyyyccheunm
P. Rose Eiftill Co
Keith's
What the
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee
Mgr
Coe Bobrdas
Thomas W. Ross
Chas. Warner
Isaac B, Rich
Rogers Bros
London
Mary Mannering
Colonial Theatre
Arles B. Dillingham
Fritzi Scheff
Chickering Hall
Armtington Ve
Chas. Frohman
Ben Greet Company
Onight
Wek
Star OF Bethlehem
Herricks and the Hall
Kentucky
Haymarket
Hall
Joe Welch
Ee Bowdoin
Houls
Washington & Dover Sts
James Boys
Missouri
Greensboro College
Nance O'Neil
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