Auto Show Opens Next Saturday at Mechanics Building
Dealers prepare for opening with rain easing ice on streets. Managers report boats unaffected by New York fire. Exhibits staged in Machinery Hall and Music Hall work continues. Importers’ show to open Sunday. Symphony Hall in use Saturday. John H. Gorrie of New York to assist Eldridge with foreign machines arriving by Saturday.
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New York
Chester I. Campbell
Madison Square Garden
Great Hall
Music Hall
Symphony Hall
Symphony
Eldridge
Boston
John H. Gorrie
Eagle Rock
N. J
H. P. Decauville
H. P. Prescott
H. P. White
Prescott
Mechanics’ Hall
Prescott Automobile Mfg. CO
West Broadway
Famine at the T Wharf as Fresh Fish Arrivals Drop Sharply
Fresh fish receipts at T wharf plummet from over 3,000,000 pounds in two days to 267,200 pounds on the 21st. 192,500 pounds of haddock and 57,500 cod led the haul among 192 vessels, with many shore trips and several off shore runs. Captains M. O Brien and W B Dresser appear in a busy freight and fog bound harbor scene as immigration and trade bustle amid delayed liners and stalled fleets.
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T Wharf
Monitor
M. S. Ayer
Flora J. Sears
Evelyn L. Smith
Ida S. Brooks
George H. Lubee
Mortis H. Perry
Carrie F. Roberts
Manomet
Governor Russell
Florence Silva
Mary Cabral
Emily Cooney
Mary C. Santos
Helen B. Thomas
Louisa Sylva
Genesta
Livonia
Viking
Valentina
Vesta
Haddock
Michael O’brien
Newport
R. I
Priscilla
Plymouth
W. B. Dresser
Cunard
Sylvania
East
Boston
Liverpool
Dominion Steamship Company
British Isles
White Star Line
Teutonic
Majestic
St. Lawrence
New York
Shipping News Mini Almanac March 9
Maritime notices list arrivals and sailings with vessels from and to ports like Baltimore Philadelphia and Gloucester. Ships arriving include Winifredian Verona Tordenskjold and Bay State. schooners Henry Weller and Sagamore. tugs Savage and Co alas. Departures include Sylvania Admiral Dewey Catalone and Gloucester bound vessels with barges and tugs.
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Winifredian
Shepherd
Liverpool
Verona
Oxholm
Puerto Plata
Tordenskjold
Kroger
Louisburg
C. B
Parthian
Smith
Philadelphia
Bay State
Oliver
Portland
City of Gloucester
Godfrey
Gloucester
Henry Weller
Bishop
Charleston
D. C
T. Carleton Henry
Sanford
Elizabeth Palmer
Sylvania
Admiral Dewey
Port Antonio
Catalone
C. B. Gloucester
Baltimore
Norfolk
Old Dominion
H. M. Whitney
New York
Tamaqua
Manheim
Paxinos
Boswell
Irving Ross
Indiana
Sadie Ross
Flirt
Wellington and Richfield Clash in Dorchester Game
In Music Hall Dorchester the Wellington and Richfield basketball teams meet to settle a long running rivalry. The 135 pounders are led by left forward Valentine Rein who also acts as manager and predicts victory.
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Music Hall
Dorchester
Wellington
Richfield
Valentine Rein
Rein
East Boston Crushes English High 31 2
East Boston High defeated English High 31 to 2 in senior league play at East Boston. Sullivan and Anderson shut down the visitors while Jenney of English High battled Jim Crowley. The second string game ended 17 to 7 for East Boston as Kemp Sheridan Angell and Woodbury starred.
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South Boston High
Hstless
East English High
East Boston High
East Boston
Sullivan
Anderson
Jenney
Jim Crowley
Kemp
Sheridan
Harold Angell
Woodbury
North End Union juniors issue bold state title claim
The North End Union junior basketball team asserts the state championship claim for their weight class. With seven wins and one loss, they have outscored opponents 156 to 55 and defeated teams including J. E. Baldwins, Columbia A 4A, Cambridge Cadets, Roxbury Institutes and St. Andrews. Manager Crock can be reached at 20 Parmenter Street.
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North End Union
North
Union
Columbia A. 4A
Cambridge Cadets
Roxbury Institutes
St. Andrews
Crock
Parmenter Street
Italians Delight At Boston Grand Opera Double Bill
A Boston audience filled the great theatre for a double bill of Cavalleria Rusticana and I Pagliacci. Mme Maria de Macchi and Mr Bars headlined Cavalleria while Caruso starred in I Pagliacci with Bella Alten and Mr Scotti delivering notable performances. Boston critics praised Caruso and Scotti, noted de Macchihi’s strong acting but uneven singing, and called for continued quality in future productions.
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Grand Opera
Cavalleria Rusticana
I Pagliacci
Enrico Caruso
Boston
Santuzza
Maria de Macchi
Lola
Louise Homer Lucia
Miss Banermeister
Tutiddu
Dippel
Alfio
New York Casino Company
Mme. Calve
Mme. Maria de Macchi
Santuzzas
Mme. de Macchi
Mr. Bars
Turiddu
Alfie
Lucia
Mascagni
Leoncavallo
Nedda
Bella Alten
VPRO
Caruse
Scotti
Purvis
Caruso
Canio
Olive Fremstad
Kundry
Edward H. Crosby
Willard Delights Crowd in Garrick Comedietta at Tremont
E S Willard's David Garrick drew a crowded Tremont Theatre audience with its dinner scene at Ingot's and the final act love scene. Alice Lennon as Ada Ingot shared the spotlight with strong support from Barfoot Stallard Belmore Simpson Repton Lonsdale Laurence Edmunds and others. Mabel Dubois Crawford and Sauter also gave polished performances in the comedietta.
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David Garrick
E. S. Willard
Tremont Theatre
Willard
Ingot
Alice Lennon
Ada Ingot
Mr. Willard
H. Barfoot
Simon Ingot
Ernest Stallard
Richard Chivy
Alice Belmore
Ivan Simpson
Leila Repton
H. G. Lonsdale
John W. Laurence
W. Edmunds
Comedietta
Everett High Squeaks Past Melrose For Suburban Crown
Everett High defeated Melrose 5 to 6 to win the Suburban league championship in a fast clean game. Chappelry starred for the winners while White and Wilson excelled for Melrose.
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Everett
Everett High
Melrose
Chappelry
White
Wilson
Boston Theatre Season Brims With Stars and Open Runs
Eleanor Robson shines at the Colonial while Fred Mace adapts his career from dentistry to acting. Lillian Russell, Maxine Elliott, Cecilia Loftus, Hawtrey, Olcott and Daly’s touring companys bring major acts to Boston venues. Several new shows premiere next week with Patrick’s Day matinee and notable debuts at the Tremont, Park, Empire, Bowdoin, and Colonial theatres.
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Eleanor Robson
Boston
Mary Ann
Colonial Theatre
Fred Mace
Piff, Puff, Pauf
Mace
Lillian Russell
Hollis
Lady Teazle
Maxine Elliott
Europe
Athlone
Terence
St. Patrick’s Day
Old Kentucky
Globe
Eugenie Blair
Sapho
Pinero
Castle Square
Boucicault
Colleen Bawn
Lawrence
Harrington
Smith
Etta Victoria
Columbia
Black Crook
Coyne
Ardell
Edwards
Palace Theatre
Venus
Frank B. Carr
Austin & Stone’s
Museum
la Belle Rosa
Tremont Theatre
Geisha
San Toy
Cingalee
George Edwardes
Daly's Theatre
London
William Morris
Blanche Deyo
W. G. Stewart
Genevieve Finlay
Humpty Dumpty
Bauer Succeeds With Berlin Concert Debut
Harold Bauer, the pianist, opened a Berlin concert series with a successful performance. Critics and audience approved the opening program.
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Bauer
Berlin
Harold Bauer
Oil shippers receive rebates report in anti trust case
Atchison Topeka Santa Fe paid back 1 198 352 dollars to shippers for the year ending June 20 1904. Auditor W J Healy testified before the Kansas attorney general depositions in a case seeking to prove anti trust law violations. State plans to show most repayments were rebates to large firms including the Standards Company.
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Topeka
Kan
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
W. J. Healy
Santa Fe
Kansas
Standard Oil Shuts Out Kansas Oil Below 80 Degrees
The Prairie Oil and Gas Company, Kansas arm of Standard Oil, ordered that Kansas oil testing below 80 degrees gravity will not be bought. It affects about two thirds of Kansas production. John O'Brien, vice-president, said oil below 30 degrees gravity has no refining value and cannot be marketed as fuel.
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Independence
Kan
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Kansas
Standard Oil Company
Prairie Company
Kansas Oil Producers
John O'Brien
Pictures Of The Inauguration Screened At Keiths
A panorama of the Washington inaugural procession scenes was shown at Keiths yesterday. The film, made from over 9000 photographs, runs about five minutes and features President Roosevelt with the Rough Riders at three points. The Biograph Company produced a longer than prior efforts and the exhibit will run only this week.
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Keith
Washington
Biograph Company
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Palmer Funeral Friday in New York
The funeral services for A. M. Palmer will be held Friday at 11 a.m. at the Little Church Around the Corner in New York. Dr. G. C. Houghton will officiate with honorary pallbearers including Bronson Howard William Gillette F F Mackay E A Dithmar Daniel Frohman Forbes Robertson Francis Wilson and Joseph R Grismer. Afterward the remains go to Stamford Conn for private interment.
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New York
A. M. Palmer
G. C. Houghton
Bronson Howard
American Dramatists
William Gillette
Dramatic Profession
F. F. Mackay
The
Actors’ Fund
E. A. Dithmar
the Press
Daniel Frohman
Forbes Robertson
Garrick Club
London
Francis Wilson
Players’ Club
Joseph R. Grismer
Actors’ Order of Friendship
Stamford, Conn
Sir Henry Irving Makes Steady Recovery Progress
In Wolverhampton on March 8, Sir Henry Irving left for the country and his physician reports steady improvement toward recovery.
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Wolverhampton
England
Sir Henry Irving
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Clarence Gilmore
Party
Cunarder Sylvania
Leyland
F. Shepherd
White Star
Hoosace Tunnel
Boston & Maine Plier
Salt Lake City
Peter Alvarece
Big
Queenstown
Antwerp
Trapani
Caronia
Worth
Robert C. Warr
Cunard Line
Saxonia
Shipping News
English High
Scotti In
Tremont
American House Orchestra
M. Housman
Avery Street
Majestic Theatre
Louise Gunning
A. B. White
Austin & Stone
Frederick Hastings
Glenn Priest
Steinert Hall
Arthur Hochman
Robert Edeson
Entertainments
Boston Theatre
Lawrence McCarty
Heinrich Conried
Wagner
Parsif
Mme. Fremstad
MM. Burgstaller
van Rooy
Blass
Goritz
Muhlmann
Hertz
Johann Strauss
Mmes
Sembrich
Weed
Alten
Prici
Weber
Weex Chauncey Olcott
Albert Chevalier
Keith’s
Sidney Grant
Delmora
Crane Russell
Tillyne Theo
Morse
Dollar
Biograpd
Presiden Roosevelt
Gov. Douglas
State House
Zancigs
Empire Theatre
Boston Music Hall
Owen
Katie Rooney
Coe
Austin & Stone's
Scollay Sq
Curio Hall
Lottie Williams
E. Blaaney
Old Cross Roads
Cecilia
Loftus
Charles Hawtrey
Mats
Elos Lis
Isaac B. Rich
S. Shubert Amusement Co. (Inc
Clobe
Kentucky
Black Crook, Jr
Burlesquers
Palace
Haymarket
Bowdo
Railroad
Standard Oil
Standardsi Company
Palmer
Irving
Majestic F. C
Theatre Tonight
Burton Holmes
Ireland
Russia
Japan
Lon
Castle SO
Castle Square Theatre Dramatic Stock Co
Iero
Winter St
Lees
MR. E
J. M. Bari
Tom
Pinch
I. Zangwill
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