Stage Novelties and Week At Theatres
The week features Mme Modjeska as Viola at Globe Theatre. The Mikado begins its seventeenth week at Hollis Street Theatre tonight. The Private Secretary starts its second and last week at Park Theatre, with near-sold seats. Oxygen closes at Bijou Theatre as Miss Thompson’s company delivers strong shows. The Jilge will close at Museum stage as Boucicault’s engagement ends. Margaret Mather reports large audiences at Boston Theatre. her week ends with The Honey Moon repeated Saturday afternoon. Louis Aldrich appears at Howard. Wing Lee and Mary Brandon supported by John Ince and Dora Goldthwait. Maude Granger stars Camille, Frou Frou, and Cora the Creole across the week at different venues. Gillette's Engagee is presented with Olive Weat. World's Museum features Lack-Wire, Baby Alice Dunbar, Walter Stuart, Giovanni’s Bird Circus, and more. Bianchi Corelli’s opera company continues in the amusements hall with Patience. Morrissey’s Hibernica and other acts fill the stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Hollis Street
Park Theatre
Bijou
Louis Aldrich
Howard Athesiwaimans
John Fe, Ince
Wing Lee
Dora Goldthwait
Mary Brandon
Aldrich
Aaring
Joe Saunders
Windsor Theatre
Cora
Beiot
Gilpert
Olive Weat
Belinda Treherne
Lack- Wire
Alice Dunbar
Walter Stuart
Giovanni
Pall
Bianche Corelli
Morrissey
Hibernica
Messrs. Baker and Farron
Augustin Daly
Boston Museum
Mortis Street
Ene Mikado
Globe
Joseph Murphy
Kerry Gow
Shaun Rhue
York
Marin English Opera Company
Boston
McCaull Opera Company
Black Hussar
Museum
Museum Company
Howard
World’s Museum
William Gill
John J. Braham
Haverly
Glebe Theatre
Lotta
Miss Anderson
Dnes
Helen Dauvray
London
Nat Goodwin
Fannie Davenport
Fred Bryton
Hoyu
Frane Rummell
Ovide Musin
McCaul Opera Company
Millecker
Russia
Mathilde Cotrelly
Marie Jansen
Louie Leblache
de Wolf Hopper
Merk Smith
George Boniface
Oth Rs
4. A. M’glewen
American Opera Company
Twelfth Night at Globe with Modjeska as Viola
Review notes Mme Modjeska as Viola at Globe Theatre with a large attentive audience. While not the ideal Viola, she is charming and graceful with a strong overall performance. Announcement lists future engagements for Modjeska and various theatre company plans across Boston venues including Park Theatre and Boston Museum, plus upcoming operatic and concert programs and notable performers.
Hotel Fire at American House on Hanover Street
A blaze at the American House on Hanover Street last Saturday drew the fire department with multiple alarms. The east wing, storage rooms for mattresses, and upper floors were ruined by smoke and water. many guests and servants lost belongings. Damages near $56,000. the building insured for $180,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Street
Ermittin
Dacey
Bis
Eastern Transfer float trial from South Boston to East Boston docks
The Eastern Transfer Company's float moved ten loaded cars about 260 tons between South Boston and East Boston during a Saturday trial run. Towed by Camila and Argus, the trip included officials Perkins, Bidwell, Allen, Bixby, and Bissell, who praised the experiment and planned further trips as conditions permitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Transfer Company
South Boston
New York and New England Railroad
East Boston
Eastern Division
Boston and Maine Railroad
Camila and Argus
Boston Towboat Company
Perkins
Bidwell
Allen
Bixby
New York and
New England
Bissell
Boston and Maine
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Trunk Line
Quiet Money Market and Broad Clearing House Gains
The Saturday Bosvver reports a quiet week with little rate change. Banks discount notes 3.25 to 5 percent, city savings banks at 3 percent, call loans 3 to 3.5, and New York funds at par to a small premium. Clearinghouse borrowing rates show slight shifts. Weekly gross exchanges across major cities rise, with New York and others posting gains and overall trade improving. 227 U.S. failures noted, vs 208 last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosvver
New York
Sterling
New York Bank
Boston Post
United States
Boston
Phila
Chicago
St. Louis
Baltimore
San Fran
N.orleans
Pittsburg
Louisville
Milwakee
Kane City
Detroit
Minneapois
Omaha
Denver
Sane
Galveston
Cleveland
Hartford
Indianapolis
Memphis
New Haven
Portland
Columbus
Otia
St. Joseph
Sprngfield
Worcester
Cowell
N.Y
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Bradstreet
Canada
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Providence
Minneapolis
Peoria
Springfield
Lowell
Syracuse
Forty Associates formed in Hyde Park for real estate deals
Hyde Park forms the Forty Associates a group of leading citizens to buy and sell property with a monthly five dollar assessment. Members aim to accumulate at least one thousand dollars before dividends from investments. F M Tirrell elected president and E H Williams secretary treasurer. Reverend Henry A Barry to join the Jesuit order leaving Hyde Park. Andrew Chamberlain takes Hyde Park Times mortgagee role after foreclosure on H E Hunt. Hunt launches Weekly Times attacking the action. Town meeting committees discuss annual appropriation with no firm decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
F. M. Tirrell
E. H. Williams
Church of the Precious Blood
Henry A. Barry
South
Jamaica Plain
Society of Jesus
Frederick
Richard Barry
Hyde Park Times
H. E. Hunt
A. W. Chamberlain
Market Mixed With Gains and Declines in Stocks
Prices show uneven moves with some names like Kestling up 55 and St Paul and Dalath at 57 while Western Union dips 2 percent. Week total shares traded top 2.26 million with rail bonds active, and notable moves across Erie second consols Oregon short lines and Green Bay incomes. Cotton settles mixed as grains and provisions hold varied gains, while hogs and cattle at major yards trend firmer or steady amid broad commodity activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kestling
St. Paul and Dalath
Lackawanna
Delaware and Hudson
Western Union
Texas and Pacific
Pacific Mail
Northern Pacific
Erie
Oregon Short Lines
Green Bay
Winona
St. Peter
Kansas Pacific
Texas and
Pacific
St. Paul
Chicago
E. Illinois
Morris and Essex
Galveston
Harrisbur
San Antonio
Houuston
Texas General
Louisville
Washville Counsels
New York City
New York
Susquehanna and Western First
Oregon Improvement
Kansas and Pacific
Denver
Oregon Short Line
Milwaukee
Seles
City Extra
India
Continent
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Ambiguous OCR List of Items and Names
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of items and proper nouns including 50 Reece Button Hole Mach 500 Sierra Grande Min 109 Bruns Ships Berth and addresses or brands like Union Metallic Pastering Mexican Telephone and Cataipa. The text lacks coherent narrative or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Cementeer
St. Lewis
Adoputea Cueserexc
Sciacca West Eauanunelet Loo Security Mim
Cee
Vsee
Cvvrecvesenaresersuares
Sierra Grande
Bruns
Historic U S Railway and Bank Securities Summary
A fragmented OCR list details bonds and stocks across banks and railways. Entities include 25 Continental National Bank, Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co., Goulding Mills Malden, Rutland Railroad, Chicago Burl & Quincy, Boston Marine Insurance Co., New England Telephone, and various railroad issues with dates spanning 1880s to 1900s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental National Bank
Boston, Revere Beach
Chicago, Burl & Quincy Krr
Ceceeres Eveees Dtg
Boston Marine Insurance Co
Geasneee Cenaue
McKay Metalic
C.scercececcersees
New England Telephone & Tel
Seecacece Seceene
Boston Osc Oras CO
Ccccessecsecescassenes
Kescebarkas
Ckemens Ee
United States
Providence
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
Eastern RR
Liltiness Grand Trunk
Leavenworth, Top
S. W
Charles River Railway
Coion
Spring & Cin
Pleasant Hill & DeSoto Fist Mort
Rutland RR
B. & Quincy
G & Lake
Burl
Qu'y
Railroad of Vermont
Rutland
Wall Street Quiet After Reading Advances on Mixed Day
Money on call remains easy while bonds move strong. Reading stock surged late, closing up 3 q, amid broader dullness in Lackawanna, Jersey Central and Erie. Market firmed midday, weakened after 1 p m, then closed steady to firm as West Coast railroad labor tensions surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Sonora
Topeka Equipment Company
Galveston
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad
Boston
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
St. Louis
San Francisco
Fort Smith
Gulf, Colorado
Santa Fe
Commercial Bulletin
New York
Uplands
New Orleans
Augusta
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Charleston
Galiveston
Louisville
Bye
Mobile
Tate
Memphis
Great Britain
Norfolk
Savannah
Continent
Coastwise
Wamington
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Reading
Wick
Vanderbilt
Lackawanna
Delaware
Buéson
Jersey Central
St. Paul
Erie Common
Union Pacific
Manhattan
Green Bay
Winona
St. Peter
Wheat Markets See Mixed Outlook on March Report
Measrs Emery Hodges report strong Wheat 19 on New York buying with heavy early selling by Hutchinson and others. Prices show fluctuations as private wires and export demand influence near term. Northwestern markets note persistent effort to hold prices amid rising visible supply. Minneapolis reports large receipts yet no famine signals, with analysts predicting eventual price decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Colony
Boston
Lowell
Albany
Bell Telephone
Washington
Garland
Bell Company
Erie Telephone
Commercial Bulletin
Bell and New England
Erie
Supreme Court
Indiana
Committee On Railroads
Ohio
Minnesota
Arkansas
Texas
New York Commercial Bulletin
Lake
Lligc
Baltimore
London Cables
Emery & Hodges
State Strees
New York
Produce Exchange
Hutchinson
Ream
Canaby
Sim
Cc. S. Lee
Brewer & Wilkins
Congress Street
Lests & Co
Singer
Brega
Eldridge
Fleming & Barden
Sia
Hamlin & Brine Wer
Roche
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minn
Bard
Duluth
Bradstreet's
Fall River
Frovidence, R. L
London
Liverpool
United Kingdom
London and Liverpool Market Briefs from March 6
Shipping and commodity notices from London and Liverpool report steady wheat and corn demand, mixed cotton prices, and steady provisions. London and Havana values cited include US bonds and railroad stocks, with market quotes for wheat, corn, sugar, and exchange figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Beerboam
Chamber of Commerce
Liverpool
California
Uplands
Orleans
Bop
Bavana
Havana
Matanzas
United States
United
Maritime Imports and Vessels Seen at Ports
Imports listed at Boston Halifax and St Johns reflect sugar fish and lumber movements. Steamer St Pierre and schooners from Delong Seaman and James L Brigham show frozen fish mackerel herring and old junk while Bark Electa bears 4587 sacks of sugars and schooner Forest Beile reports herring and mackerel in NF and Savannah lumber trade from William F Hail & co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
St. Pierre
Jones & Co
Revere
Caribarien
Electa
Ramples Standard Sugar Refinery
Bear River
Percy H Read
Delong & Seaman
ST Johns
Forest
TJ Jones & Co
Savannah
Dadie Wilcutt
William F Hail
Foreign Exports From Liverpool and Lockport Arrive
A list of items exported and shipped from Liverpool and Lockport includes wovenware, mapie, white oak, flour, bacon, cotton, leather, organ materials, domestics, apples, staves, beef, mutton, cheese, lard, beef and cheese quantities, oil, and hardware. Ships Virginian and Buelah are noted with cleared dates and cargo tallies across crates, boxes, and bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Eng
Bates
Receipts of Staple Products Across Rail Lines
Long list of consignments across multiple railroads detailing bales cotton, wool, flour, cornmeal, corn, oats, wheat, malt, food, tallow, pigs, butter, eggs, apples, leather, hides, skins, pelts, and other commodities. Railroads include Boston and Albany, Grand Junction, Providence, Old Colony, New York and New England, Fitchburg, Boston and Maine, Eastern Division, Western Division, Lowell, and Boston lines with quantities ranging from a few boxes to thousands of bushels and bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Albany
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony
New York and New England Railroad
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston and Maize Railroad
Boston and
Maine Rat’road
Lowell Railroad
Express
Foetal Receipts of Staple Products at the Port
The table lists today's receipts of principal staples from all shipment points, including in transit, contrasted with the same day last year. Items include wheat, flour, sugar, molasses, eggs, beans, oats, potatoes, hay, barley, peas, leather, tallow, beef, pork, hides, skins, tea, coffee, and other staples with quantities in various units.
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Marcc
Corten
Dazs
Owsses
Ogament
Cnsres Doxea
B.c
Baga
Insolvencies Reported Across Boston and Nearby Areas
George W Burgess CoBoston late kitchen goods and oil stores at 631 Washington st shows liabilities 20190 assets 451 90 with stock mortgaged to 1200 and 1000. William B Orcutt Boston attorney filed insolvency petition liabilities about 5000 assets 300 in doubtful accounts and mortgaged office furniture. Mrs Harriet A French dry goods Boston failed liabilities about 500 assets 200 600. George Fain Fulton dealer attached, George Chatterton Providence file manufacturer attached, Washington p Pickering Boston insolvency with 169 40 liabilities no assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Burgess & Co
Washington Street
Boston
Florence Machine Company
William B. Orcutt
Court Street
Ite
Harriet A. French
G. Fain
General Fulton
Kan
George Chatterton
Providence
B. I
Washington P. Pickering
North Market Street
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange Considers Dried Fruit Admission
A committee appointed Saturday afternoon by the Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange will attend a hearing before the congressional Ways and Means Committee on admitting foreign dried fruits. The committee on a proposed bureau of credits reported favorably, was continued, and instructed to gather each member’s views on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Congressional Committee On Ways and
Bureau of Credits
Exchange
Financial instruments and bonds list fragment
A compressed OCR snippet lists multiple bonds and shares from various companies and rail lines with amounts from 100 to 9000 dollars. Items include Second National Bank, South Boston RK Co, Liverpool Wharf Co, Wakefield Rattan Co, National Eagle Rant, Grand River Valley Sa, New Mex and So Pacific RR, Rutland R RK, Pullman Palace Car, California Southern RR, and Boston and Albany RR among others with dates from 1886 to 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second National Bank
Tremont National Bank
Webster National Bank
Great Falls
Armory Millg
Boston Belting Co
Great Fails Manufacturing
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Nashua Manufacturing Co
South Boston Horse Raily
Pemigewassett Valley RR
Fitchburg RR
Ware River RR
Eastern
Na) Railroad
Seeee Dhg
Cincinnati
New
Mex & S Pacific
Atch
Top & S F Col Poac BR
Vascenned
Kas City
Stro
CB Ist
Ceeseecess
Hou & Onto
Boston & Lowell
Old Colony
Norwich & Worcester
Rutland BR
Barton & Maine RR
Hares
Hudson National Bank
Hudson Mass
Manuf Nat Bank
Union Cotton Mig Co
Fall River
Mass
Hares Hamilton Ce
Lawrence Gas Lt
Union Cetton Co
Boston Cyclorama Co
Russell Trimmer Co
Barber
Erie Telegraph and Telephone Co
Cleve
Ganton RR
Boston
Revere Beach
Lynn & BR
Boston H RR
Pacific Guano Co
hKeece
Town
Wolfboro
Sances and
Montreal RR
Sioux City and Pacific RR
New England Mortgage Security Company
Boston Water Power Co
Rutland
South Boston RK B Co
Liverpool Wharf Co
Wakefield Rattan Co
South Boston RK Co
National Eagle
Grand River Valley Sa
California Southern RR
Boston and
Albany
Cleveland
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Mme. Modjeska
Viola
The
Globe Theatre
Modjieska AS
Drediavie
Mme, Modjeska
Mary Stuart
Camille
Adrienne Lecouvreur
Julia
Singhieng
Whittier Dredge Bullion Company
Virginia City
Nev
Julius H. Rae
A. A. Whittier
F. M. Huffaker
Carson River
Virginia Chronicle
Rae
Dr. Rae
Comstock Lode
Ness
Railroad Matters
Atlantic and Pacific
Central Division
Redsfork
I. T
Bowden Springs
Salt Springs
Bowden Lithia Springs
Central Pacific
Oregon
Portuguese Flat
Cal
Jacksonville
Tampa
Key West
Sanford
Fla
Marietta
North Georgia
Gilmore County
Aransas Pass
Floresville
Tex
Beauregard
Baltimore and
Ohlo
Chicago and Alton
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
Forte Wayne
Cseccccenes Pias Ene
New England Railroad Club
General
Pathfinder Office
Manitoba Company
Northern Pacific Comany
St. Louis and
San Francisco Railroad Company
Central Vermont Railroad
Provinces
Denver and Rio Grande Western Road
Rio Grande Western
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Judkins Railway
Wagner
Pennsylvania Road
Shenandoah Valley
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Rome, Watertown and
Ogdensburg
Clearing House
Arizona Mineral Belt Railroad
Arizona
Atchison and St. Louis
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company
Milk Street
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Atlantic and Pacific Road
Arizona Mineral Belt Railroad Company
H.C. Sort
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
E. F. Winslow
St. Louis and San Francisco Railway
Arizona Mineral Belt Company
Flagstaff
Fof
Gila County
Aln
Tonto Basin
Globe District
Northern
Isaac ST. Burr
National Bark of North America
Justee
Mineral Belt Construction and Improvement Company
W. Eppy
Union and Central Pacific
Pacific Mail Line
Oregon Short Line 63
Messrs
West Michigan
Toble
Sandusky
Flint
Ontonagon
Amory
Atlantic
Nashua
Naumkeag
Union of
Lockwood
Androscoggin
Hamilton
Langdon and
Pepperell
Continental
Starket
Second National
Tremont
Western
Boylston
City
Commerce
Old Boston
Woodstown and
Swedesboro’ Railroad
Navies Bank Depositers
Showalter Mortgage Co
CAV
BELL
Putnam, Messervy & CO
GO State Street
Orcester
Smu
Adams, Lodge. CO. Bankers
Ston Ogee Exchange
Adams WM
Blodget
E. P. Merritt
St. Johnsbury, and Other
HH. Vener
Congress
Ram
Margh Investmants
Toun of
Spencer
Boston & Lowell R. BR
Congress St
Boston Stockh Exchange
Brokers’ Board
Abe
Cnet
St. Lo
Oe Og & Lake
Atto&sf
Oleimon & Pac
Bai & Lowel
Os Se ' Deaton & Aid
Uin San & Ulev
Chic &W
Fitchburg
W. & Nash
Becia
Frankiim
Quincy Ceee
So” Ridge
Masomllan Bots
Grie Leipet
LANE
Compar Ng
Boston Landsso
Reston Water P
Prieta
Canada South
N. Gec
Central Oo
E Chi & St. L
West
Delaware & Hud
Kenge
N Pacific
Bang Jlusirg Edutations
Agams Express
Pittaburg
Alten & Terre
Cee Pribos
Fick & All
Rick
É& Dsr
Cacesasccee
Bick
Lowuis&é& Pred
Central
St. F
Oni
Sur Sur
Quincy
Wabash, Stl & Pac
Os Gat
Pouls & Pas
Wels Fargo Wkiessayers Gin Ban & Ulev
Cleve. & Colum
Eehae Gon Cobissa
Lou
Alb
Eovsees
den So Park & Pac
SECIS
Wee Saseres
Ccs
Csen
Kam. Pac
St. L
CORIO
St Joseph
Tyan
Norgolk
Oregon Improvement Co
Cccesas
Caledonia
Colorado
Ilai & Norcross
Freeland
Eesceess
jConCal & Va
Michigan
M - Roller
St Louis
Wisconsin
Miwaukeee
Toledo
Pat
White State
Skye
Petra
Newark
Exwa
Island
New Brunswick
Houlton Hnebrows
Houlton
Peerless
Maine
Vermont
Burbanks
Chenangoss
Jersey
Wilmington
Yara Land
Kentucky
Havens
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Pennslvania
Beaver
Fox
Lynx
Martens
Mars
Cadiz
Trapani
Turks Island
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
NEW York Financial
Jravue
Chicago Markets
Canada Pacific
Ilinois Central
St. Paul Cominon
New York Central
Pennsylvania
A.S. Richards & GO
Phaeladalp
Samuel Burting’s
Lippincott, Son & CO
Market Street
Philnedelphia
United State
Svetlaya
KB. L. Pay & CO
State St
Merchants’ Mirchange Building
First Bloor
Boston Stock Exchange
Rancis Henshaw
Merchants’ Exchange
Hoomiat
Pealers
J. J. Audubon
Park Row
Gifford—Burrell
Eith Charles A Gifford
Westport
Fali
Burlington and Quincy
Ogdenshore
Lake Champlain
Lowell RR
Burlington and Quincy & B
Sid
Port
Cotlatera
A. M. Bates
Boston Carriage Repository
Traverhill Street
Boston and Maine Depot
A. mM. Bates
Haverhill Street
A. F. Batas
Albert Howe & CO
Sievket Street
Brighton
Whanson Deairad
Sgiesroom
Bew
Ise Warren Avenue
J. P. Dunsmore
J. P. Dunsmors
Horatio Harris
Austioncers Ama Govsiasier Maerekance Bo
Stesmahips
Virginian
Scotland
Valencia
Messina Oranges
Messina
Feust
Oem Moselrey & CO
Ix Street
Kilby St
Teble Pre, Adamson & CO
Uoe
Mags
Mf. K. A. CO
Broadway
U. G. Balomon
Ned
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