Crop prospects vary by state as acreage rises
Markets watch crop conditions across the Midwest and plains with Indiana, Ohio showing generally favorable outputs, Illinois at 60 percent of last year, Nebraska damage 20 to 25 percent but acreage up 7 percent, Michigan favorable, Missouri up to 60 percent damage with acreage up 40 to 50 percent, Oklahoma up 19 percent, Texas some breuth damage, Kentucky and Tennessee up about 10 percent with overall favorable outlook.
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Texas
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New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
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Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
Ava
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific Eee
Aig
Virginia Carolina Chem
Western Union
Ohio
Illinois
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Tennessee
James J. Hill
Supreme Court
Harriman
Market Outlook Mixed With Grains And Copper In Decline
Reports note a possible production downturn with prices linked to crop yields. Officials discuss dividends from Pennsylvanian and Steel stocks and potential copper market shifts as Granby and related firms face setbacks. Potential new copper trodes in Lake Superior attract attention from investors.
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Anaconda
Amalgamated
Butte Coalition
Parrot
Anaconda New Company
Lake Superior
North Lake
South Lake
Bohemia
Newtic
Opera stars arrive for Boston engagement amid security
Guilio Gatti-Casazza and Henry Russell lead the Met Opera entourage into Boston with Caruso and a security detail citing Black Hand threats. The company stays at the Lenox for two weeks and will perform Aida on opening night followed by Boheme and Madame Butterfly with Miss Farrar in the title role. A large security presence and traffic arrangements are set for tonight’s performance.
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Guilio Gatti-Casazza
Henry Russell
Boston Opera House
Back Bay
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Caruso
Theodore Bauer
M. Gatti-Casazza
Mr. Russell
Lenox
New York
Boston
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West Tneday
Miss Farrar
Mme, Butterfly
Mr. Caruso
Gatti-Casazza
Russell
Mme
Louise Hemer
Touraine
Opera House
Elektra
Richard Strauss
Salome
Strauss
Richard Wagner
Sophocles
Euripides
Aeschylus
von Hoffmansthal
Tetrazzini Heads Hammerstein Forces
Opera star Tetrazzini visits Boston to support Hammerstein productions at Lenox and Parker House venues. She discusses American reception of foreign operas and her love for Elektra, noting Boston audiences as among the best and detailing her vocal care during chilly wind exposure.
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Mme
Mazarin
Parker House
Mme. Mazarin
Converse
America
Boston
France
Elektra
Elektra at Boston Theatre A Strauss Masterwork Debuts
Review notes Strauss Elektra premiering in Boston with a striking, morbid yet vivid score. The plot follows Electra and Chrysothemis amid Agamemnon's murder, the ghostly justice motive, and the vengeance danse macabre as Orestes returns. The emotional intensity matches the orchestra's color and dramatic tempo.
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Strauss
Agamemnon
Elektra
Agameminon
Salome” Strauss
Clytemnestra
Aegisthus
Orestes
Chrysothemis
Wlektra
Chrysotiemis
Ilektra
Vessels at T wharf count fish catch as two fleets arrive
The shore fishery reports eight vessels in yesterday with 175 700 pounds of mixed fish including 58600 haddock 16400 cod 13000 hake 12700 pollock 25000 cask and 25000 hairput. Natalie J Nelson hauled 80000 pounds after a 10 day Little La Have Bank voyage under Captain Albert Larkin. Immigrant liner Romanie from Genoa Naples and Ponta Delgada nears Boston with 1450 steerage, 25 saloon and 185 second class passengers.
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Natalie J. Nelson
Nelson
Little la Have Bank
Albert Larkin
Regina
John J. Fallon
Georges
Str Line
Romanie
Genoa
Naples
Ponta Delgada
Tloosac
Boston Light
David
Kidda
Meidell
Macoris
San Domingo
Winifredian
Grand Junction Docks
Sjivast Boston
Newport
Narragansett Bay
Atlantic Fleet
Castine
Charlestown Yard
Severn
Norfolk Navy Yard
Eastern Steamship Company
Bangor
Steamer City
Assessors reject Finance Commission report on Boston assessors
Boston assessors contest the Finance Commission findings saying no recommendation is sound. They argue reduced funding would cost more than saved, defend clerical pay, oppose police polling, and urge keeping a large, experienced board to avoid tax losses and ensure accurate voter rolls.
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City Hall
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Fitzgerald
Board of Assessors
Brookline
Worcester
Lowell
Lawrence
Cambridge
Lynn
Boston
Police Department
Real Estate Exchange
Commonwealth
Shipping News March 28 Arrivals and Sailings
Maritime notices list arrivals including steamers Edda Mordell Macors and others with export sugar. ships from Boston Yarmouth and New York along with tugboats and barges. It also notes sailings of Steamer Fornebo and others exiting Newburyport for barges after a day of tide and daylight details.
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Edda
Mordell, Macors, &. D
Simon
Sminith
Port Limon
C. R
Boston
Simms
Yarmouth
N. S
Calvin Austin
Allen
St. John
N. B
Nantucket
Dizer
Norfolk
Lexington
Thacher
Philadelphia
James S. Whitney
Crowell
New York
Belfast
Strout
Portland
City of Gloucester
Godfrey
Gloucester
Mass
Cheektowaga
Herbert
Perth Amboy
Richmond
Smith
Newport News
Lancaster
Kennebec
Waltham
McConnell
Cto
Sagua
Cuba
Bartlett
Yipton
Ontario
Baker
Guttenburg
N. J
David Wallace
J. A. Rutter
Thomas I
Parker
Annie
Reuben
Robbins
Stonington
Mabel FE
Goss
Paschal
Fornebo
Louisburg
Mouneney
Idaho
George R. Skeffield
Newburyport
Health Talks at Boston Y M C U Begins March 29
The Boston Young Men's Christian Union announces a public course of Plain and Practical Talks on Health led by Dr. William R. Woodbury starting Tuesday March 29. First lecture titled The Health of the Individual follows April 5 with The Health of the Community and April 12 on Sex Health.
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Boston Young Men's Christian Union
William R. Woodbury
Union Gymnasium
Initiation Session of Harbor View Lodge Carmen Club
Harbor View Lodge of the Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen held an initiation last night at 694 Washington Street. A communication read by John J. Gallagher, fourth international vice president, noted efforts to organize carmen in Pennsylvania Railroad workshops in the city.
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Harbor View
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen
Washington Street
John J. Gallagher
Fourth International
Brotherhood
Pennsylvania Railroad
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