O Callaghan Suit and Cloak Co Opens Large New Store
O Callaghan Suit and Cloak Co opens a five floor store at 484 to 486 Washington Street offering ladies and misses apparel from $4 to $250. The store features extensive showrooms, silk dresses, lingerie, and private fitting rooms with stained glass doors. Founder Mr. O Callaghan, born in Springfield, built a large factory employing hundreds, with rapid growth from 52 workers and 30 machines six years earlier to current scale.
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Washington Street
O'Callaghan Suit and Cloak Company
United States
O'Callaghan
O’callaghan
Mr. O'Callaghan
Springfield
Mass
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Summer Street
America
Boston Market Dividend and Asset Sale Summary
The Boston Market records a dividend and asset activity. Total sales include 32 812 listed shares 20 461 unlisted shares bonds 35000 and rights 425 reflecting a mixed securities portfolio and cash positions.
Lawson backed securities lead Boston curb market surge
Exchange Place March 2 reports Lawson supported issues and bonds from Consolidated Steamship Superior and Pittsburg gaining strength. Lawson specialties include Cumberland Ely Bay State Gas Nevada Utah First National Copper and Lawson Mexican with Steamship bonds rising 11 8 to 121 8. Full curb fluctuations listed.
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Lawson
Consolidated Steamship Bonds
Superior & Pittsburg
Cumberland Ely
Bay State Gas
Nevada
Utah
First National Copper
Lawson Mexican
Nickerson
Simmons & Buss
State Street
Boston
Eign Low
Amer T & T
Bos & Ies
Boston Ely
Butte
Brentwood
Davis Daly
Dominion Copper
Bullfrog Min Inc
East Butte
Goldfield & Bos
Greene Si
Hassayampa Wees
Howell & Littie
Keweenaw Cop
Laramie
Ty Lake Copper
Oh Soo
Pioneer
Raven Mining
Rosario
Sup & Bos
New York Central Reports Yearly Subsidiaries and Fils Statements
The New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company releases its annual report for the year ended December 31, 1907, comparing key figures to 1906. Highlights include revenue and profit amounts with specific values listed for 1907 and 1906, indicating changes in earnings and assets.
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NEW York Central Report
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railroad Company
Chicago
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
Los
May
Serial bond coupons listed with varied rates and dates
A dated list of corporate bonds and preferred stock coupons with terms including quarterlies and semi annuals. Companies include American Locomotive Co Nicholson File Co Bell Telephone Co Missouri Electric and others with rates from 1 percent to 4 percent and payment dates primarily in March April and May.
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American Locomotive Co
Consolidated Gas, Electric Light & Power Co
Baltimore
Tafford Mills
Fall River
Corr Manufacturing Co
Narragansett Mills
West India Electric Co
American Chicle Co
Bell Telephone Co. of
Missouri
Standard Milling Co
Electric Storage Battery Co
Nicholson File Co
Providence
R. IL
First Ward National Bank
Mechanics’ Trust Co
Stage Lights and Cast of Boston Theatres This Week
Ethel Barrymore stars in Her Sister at the Colonial with continued success through next week. The Gay White Way closes at the Majestic Saturday. The Top of the World follows March 30. Maude Adams presents The Jesters at Hollis for the current week. Vincent T. Fetherston and Thomas F. Joyce honored on opening night for The Right of Way. Rose Stahl shines in The Chorus Lady at the Park. The Sign of the Cross continues at the Boston Theatre for another week. The Three Musketeers runs at Castle Square. A Midnight Bell to be presented Monday. Kellar and Thurston extend at the Globe. Matinee of The Gay White Way at the Majestic this afternoon with leading stars in attendance. The Girl of Eagle Ranch performs at the Grand Opera House this afternoon. Friday features a ladies' hour with amateur performers. Panhandle Pete returns Monday. Keith's hosts Countess Olga Rossi and M Paulo, a London Paris sensation. Bowdoin Square Theatre stock company presents A Girl's Cross Roads with next week Her Double Life. John L. Sullivan plans a political run after his tour. Moonlight Maids’ Dick Brown and John Bragg display comedy at the Columbia. Amateur burlesque and vaudeville on tap tonight and tomorrow. Palace Theatre hosts World Beaters in a top burlesque show. Theatre Comique features a changing bill with new numbers and illustrated songs.
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White Way
Majestic
Tremont Theatre
Maude Adams
Hollis
Guy Standing
Theodore Roberts
Vincent T. Fetherston
Thomas F. Joyce
Rose Stahl
the Park
Boston Theatre
Lindsay Morison
Castle Square
Carruthers
Miller
Kellar
Thurston
Globe Theatre
Majestic Theatre
Eagle Ranch
Grand Opera House
Fleming
Magee
Pete
Keith's
Olga Rossi
Monsieur Paulo
London
Paris
M. Paulo
Bowdoin Square Theatre
John L. Sullivan
The
Howard
Boston
Dick Brown
John Bragg
Moonlight Maids
Columbia
Palace Theatre
World Beaters Company
Theatre Comique
Scheme to select US Olympic eight faces funding gaps
In New Haven on March 25 Yale and Harvard back a plan to form a US eight for the Olympic games in England this July. The best rowers from Poughkeepsie and New London may be chosen but funding remains unsettled while Yale manager Seymour weighs a college coach option between John Kennedy of Yale and Charley Courtney of Cornwall.
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Conn
America
England
Poughkeepsie
New London
Seymour
Yale
Harvard
John Kennedy
Charley Courtney
Cornwall
Harvard Fencing Preliminary Bout Results Report
Harvard fencers held preliminary bouts at Hemenway gym to seed a round robin. Results include Hunt defeating Barroll and Laugher losing to Balser, with Erhard and Balser beating MacLaughlin and Webber, and Webber beating Laugher. Teams: A Erhard Balser Hunt. B Nussbaum Webber Beggs. C Barroll MacLaughlin Laugher.
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Hemenway
Hunt
Barroll
MacLaughlin
Webber
Erhard
Laugher
Balser
Barrol
C. Hunt
B. M. Nussbaum
G. Webber
8S. Beggs
Yale Harvard and Tigers Jump to New League
New Haven March 25 Yale ready to leave the Intercollegiate basketball league joining Princeton and Harvard in a new arrangement. The move signals a league realignment among the prominent programs.
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YALE
Harvard
Tigers
New Haven
Conn
Princeton
Townsend Recital Ends Season at Steinert Hall
Baritone Stephen Townsend gave a final season recital in Steinert Hall despite weak vocal condition. He delivered Wagner and Dvorak with notable charm and received warm applause. Also notes on upcoming Boston Hippodrome rehearsal, The Charity Ball at Jordan Hall, and new film bills at local theatres.
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Stephen Townsend
Steinert Hall
Townsend
Schumann
Sherman
Dvorak
Max Heinrich
Lowe
Archibald Douglas
Mme Zelie de Lussan Sings at Keith's in Boston
The renowned soprano Mme Zelie de Lussan appears at Keith's this week marking her second Boston appearance this season. Noted for Carmen she has performed the role 782 times and recently joined the Metropolitan Opera Company after leading in Covent Garden.
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Zelie de Lussan
Boston
Covent Garden
London
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York City
Keith's
Mme. de Lussan
Carmen
Mme. Calve
Drexel Biddle to Meet Philadelphia Jack O'Brien Soon
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle and Philadelphia Jack O'Brien are slated to clash in a five round bout at the Merion Cricket Club on a Saturday evening next week as the main event of an athletic program. The match is expected to be fast paced.
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Philadelphia
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle
Jack O'Brien
Merion Cricket Club
Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey Ad Claims Purity and Value
An advertisement extols Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey as the best for the sick room and well, praised by physicians and the public for purity mildness and reliability. It urges patronage, noting full sealed quarts and the genuine Chester H. Graves & Sons label, sold at a low price by druggists and dealers.
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Maryland
Chester H. Graves & Sons
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