Dun and Co Viewpoint: Trade Holds Despite Global Turmoil
Dun and Co reviews indicate steady industrial and mercantile activity with no clear decline as political and market shocks influence sentiment. Dry goods trade improves, cottons rise in price, exports stay light but orders hold. dress goods order books strong for fall. leather and hides weak though European markets firm. 316 U S failures this week versus 326 last year.
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Dividends Declared by Multiple Companies
A list of dividend actions includes Nonquitt Spinning Co quarterly 2 on Feb 1 to Feb 1 record, Cripple Creek Central By Co quarterly 1 for preferred March 1 to record Feb 18, Union Cotton Mfg Co quarterly 1.5 Feb 1, Sagamore Mfg Co quarterly 2 Feb 8, General Chemical Co quarterly 1.5 common Feb 1, General Chemical Co extra 10 common March 15 payable in common stock, Green Bay & Western Ry Co annual 5 debenture A Feb 7 to record Feb 5, Green Bay & Western Ry Co 0.5 debentured Feb 7 to record Feb 5, Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg Ry Co semi annual 3 preferred Feb 15 to record Feb 7, and annual 2 common Feb 15 to record Feb 7.
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General Chemical Co
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Broadway Style Stage Listings for Boston Theatres
The afternoon program at Shubert Theatre features The Merchant of Venice with BE Sothern and Julia Marlowe and Romeo and Juliet at night. Maude Adams appears at Hollis next week with What Every Woman Knows, Richard Bennett as her leading man. Israel ends tonight and The Beauty Spot closes its first week at Majestic. Marie Tempest tours Penelope at Colonial. The House Next Door by J. E. Dodsom arrives Feb 7. The Girl From Rector's ends its Boston stay next week as audiences pack the Boston Theatre. Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm plays Tremont with growing patronage. The Park Theatre boasts all records with The Man from Home and a permanent orchestra. Bert Williams headlines Mr Lode of Roal at Globe, while Othello plays twice at Castle Square today. Are You a Mason? debuts Monday. Quincy Adams Sawyer moves to Grand Opera House with a solid cast. A Workingman's Wife has two performances today. Loie Fuller Ballet of Light enters Week 3 at Keith's, followed by At the Waldorf with a 25-member cast. R. A. Roberts at American Music Hall will present Cruel Coppinger after two years of study. The Sullivan twins close at Howard today. John L. Sullivan headlines next week. Bowdoin Square Theatre vaudeville remains strong. Fashion Plates comes next week. Queens of Jardin de Paris close Waldron's Casino this evening, next week hosts High Rollers’ burlesque. The Great Wesdmere headlines at the Hub Theatre next week with Frisby, Dyke, Nina Lester, Mackie and Walker, and a large motion picture lineup, plus new acts at New Palace Theatre. Theatre Comique showcases talking pictures and motion pictures as the season’s quality show.
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Roal
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Howard
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America
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Mackie
Walker
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Riley
Fleming
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Popular Theatre Comique
Williams' Imperials Final Show at the Columbia
The Williams' Imperials perform for the last time today at the Columbia Theatre. Za zel's living models headline the big feature act, with the Empire Burlesquers scheduled for Monday afternoon.
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Chapman Visits Bangor for Revival Campaign
Bangor Maine January 28 The Chapman Alexander revival began at the Opera House with Charles M Alexander leading a hymn filled service. About 800 attended the opening meeting with Dr Chapman expected Saturday night for the rest of the campaign.
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Hold Services for Admiral Sunday in Melrose
Arrangements are made for the funeral of Rear Admiral N Mayo Dyer U S N retired who died at 16 Vine Street yesterday morning. Services will be at his home Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock with Rev William T Perrin pastor of the Methodist Church officiating. No military or naval honors will be given.
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Attendance at St Finbar Ladies Ball in Cork Association
About 1000 people attended the third annual ball of the Ladies of St Finbar of the County Cork Association at Odd Fellows Hall. John Hanlon and Miss Katherine C Keohane led the grand march, with representation from every county in Ireland.
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Ladies of St
E H S Dinner Tonight Features The Follies of 1915 Sketch
The English High School class of 1894 holds its 16th annual dinner at the Exchange Club tonight at 6 30. A sketch called The Follies of 1915 is planned with guests Mayor-elect Fitzgerald and former teachers Monsieur Lebow Harry Shaw and James Thomas.
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Harry Shaw
James Thomas
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