Market Trades Higher as War Quiet Boosts Confidence
The New York stock market rose on March 13 amid calm on war news and ample money, with gains in Reading and New York Central supporting a broad advance. Commodities and steel shares led advances as the speculative mood shifted toward the bull side. Total volume reached 260,841 shares.
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International Steam Pump Company Share Dates Noted
Quarterly 4 percent of 1 percent common April 1. New Haven Iron and Steel Company semi annual 15 cents per share April 6. Homestake Mining Company 50 cents per share March 25.
Elected 2d Lieutenant Waltham Company Organized
Henry Eaton has been elected second lieutenant of the new Waltham city military company. Lieutenant-Colonel Murray D. Clement of the Fifth Regiment lauds the group as one of the finest aggregations of young men with many promising athletes.
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Henry Eaton
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Fifth Regiment
Cash Demand Lifts Wheat Close in Northwest Trading
Excellent cash demand in the Northwest pushes Chicago prices higher with May up 13 8c and July 15 8c. May corn gains 11 8c and oats 3 8c while provisions hold steady. Nervous trading in the wheat pit opens amid rumors of No 2 Oregon red deliverability influencing May and July contracts. Primary receipts total 656 600 bushels.
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Ennis & Stoppani
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Ecorn
Stork Delivers Healthy Baby Without Doctor
In Matterwan New York on March 13 a Christian Scientist mother welcomes a fine healthy baby girl after noting no family physician was summoned. The mother quotes the belief “I am in the hands of the Great Physician” as the child’s birth occurs.
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N. Y
John P. Davis
Washington Heights
Woman Seeks State Pay for Egg and Banana Diet Damages
Annie M. Smith of Canandaigua sues the New York Court of Claims seeking $13,938 for injuries while matron at the Rochester State Industrial School. She lists damages and expenses including 870 dozens of eggs and 234 dozens of bananas after a fall on a defective floor.
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Rochester
Somerset Lenten Sewing Class Hosts 70 Members
Miss Ballard of Somerset presided over a meeting of 70 members in an ultra smart Lenten sewing class that gathers on Wednesdays, as attendees enjoyed a refined afternoon gathering at Somerset.
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Miss Ballard
Boston Copper Market Surges on Broad Demand and Osceola Lead
The Boston copper market advances over three days with Osceola and Copper Range leading gains as demand broadens. Osceola climbs to 100 amid strong Lake and Bigelow support. Copper Range fluctuates near 81 with large volume traders and new loan offers shaping prices.
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Helvetia
Arizona
Arizona Copper Commercial Company
Black Hawk
Grey
United Globe
Copper Hill
Howin G. Heath
Bohemian Burlesque "A Day at the Races" Opens at Lyceum
The Lyceum Theatre opened yesterday for a week long run of the Bohemian company with the musical comedy burlesque A Day at the Races in three acts. Principal performers include Gladys St. John Nina Calder Ida Nicolai Andy Gardner John Murray W J Kelley Higgins Bergman Fred Law and the World’s trio. The chorus is described as up to date with new songs and dances and elaborate costumes.
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Gladys St. John
Moorish whirl wind dance at Austin and Stone's evokes Orient
Yesterday crowds crowded Austin and Stone's to watch La Belle Rosa the Moorish odalisque perform in a Sahara whirl wind dance. The show mixed Moorish Bornese Algerian Egyptian Soudanese dancing with swordsmen musicians and a novelties program in Boston.
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May Morris
Nettie Roberts
Clair
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Hayes and
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Darey
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Rose Hill English Wally brings crowd to Palace Theatre
Palace Theatre reports a full house for the Rose Hill English Wally company led by George W. Rice and T. F. Thomas. The program features two burlesques Thoughts of the Red Garter and A Senator for an Hour with strong vaudeville acts, song and dance by Idylla May Vyner, contortionist Kathryn Rowe Palmer, and the Vanbrothers comedy sketch Can Jimmy Come In with Pongo and Leo.
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van Brothers
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Elks Benefit to Feature Hawtrey at Boston Theatre
Tickets went on sale for the Elks benefit at the Boston Theatre, with a 12:30 to 6 schedule. Charles Hawtrey and company will perform a one act comedy plus an entire act from The Filibuster. Teel's 50 piece band will offer a pleasing selections program.
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Charles Hawtrey
Teel
Walker's Museum Draws Monster Crowds All Day
crowds packed Walker's Museum yesterday with top acts including Kid Partington the 140 pound New England champion wrestler meeting challengers all week. features from the Georgia freak family Ringling Bros Joe Zono Trilby girls and more. hourly shows in Casey theatre and a finale of encored acts. Wednesday brings twenty amateur appearances.
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Crackerjack Butler
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Brockton
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Casey Theatre
Newhall Brothers
Expert Club
Pretty Bertha Locke
Mazie Henry
The
Daltons
Pat and
Emma
Bioscope
Humpty Dumpty at Colonial Theatre Opens Sales
At 8 o'clock this morning seats go on sale for Humpty Dumpty, billed as the most gorgeous Drury Lane spectacle imported by Klaw and Erlanger. The show previously ran for months at New Amsterdam Theatre and was praised as grander than Sleeping Beauty and the Beast Kluebeard Jr Mother Goose. Boston will see the full production next Monday straight from Philadelphia with no cut features.
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Klaw & Erlanger
New Amsterdam Theatre
Kluebeard, Jr
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