Market Strong buys steer Union Pacific speculation
Wall Street debates the surge in Union Pacific shares with talk of St Paul and Gould interests, while other rails like Atchison and Missouri Pacific rise. Coal news and United States Steel wobble shape sentiment as traders weigh a possible alliance between Union Pacific and St Paul, with broad market activity muted and prices fluctuating near session lows.
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Wall Street
Union Pacife
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Atchison
Missouri Pacific
Gould
Northern Securities
Northern Pacific
United States Steel
State Street
New York
Atchison Common
Lawson
Old Dominion
Bingham
Osceola
Winona
Massachusetts
United Fruit
Sterling Exchange
Boston Mining Stock Exchange
Bay State Gas
Massachusetts Breweries
Michigan Mining
Pioneer-Lynn
Burnett Arraigned for Alleged Wife Murder
Emanuel T. Burnett was arraigned yesterday before Judge Wentworth charged with murdering his wife Mattie on March 93 at 5 Chester place. Burnett pleaded not guilty. High witnesses were called including Captain Dugan to whom he confessed. He was held without bail for the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel T. Burnett
Wentworth
Mattie
Chester Place
Burnett
Edward Everett Brown
Dugan
Knights of Columbus Trip From Boston to Washington by Rail
Knights of Columbus members invited to Washington Ty April 13. Pennsylvania Railroad offers a personally conducted tour leaving Boston April 1. Round trip from Boston 21 dollars includes rail transportation, stateroom berth, Fall River Line steamer both ways, three days hotel in Washington, and meals en route. For details contact George M. Roberts at 205 Washington Street Boston Mass.
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Knights OF Columbus
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Boston
George M. Roberts
Massenger
New England
Washington Street
Mass
Dividend and stock details from early listings
The report notes a first instalment on the ix dividend. Total sales include listed stocks totaling 21,096 shares and unlisted stocks at 13,704 shares, with bonds valued at $128,000.
Bananas Ready to Arrive on Two Coastwise Ships
Two large banana shipments are en route to this port. The steamer Hip polyte Dumois, a new vessel, will arrive Monday with 21 700 bunches from United Fruit Company plantations in San Domingo. The Admiral Dewey, captained by Israel, left Port Limon Tuesday with 20 350 bunches.
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Hippolyte Dumois
United Fruit Company
San Domingo
Admiral Dewey
Israel
Port Limon
Universal remedy touted for common trouble Hydrozone claim
An advertisement proclaims Hydrozone as a universal safe germicide and magic cure for common trouble. It is advertised as harmless and widely used by physicians with trial at leading druggists for 2 cents.
Grocer Shields Store With Shutters Over Hoodlum Threats
A South Boston grocer, A. B. Crosby of 58 Telegraph Street, posts shutters on his shop after repeated window breakage by a group known as the South Boston Smashers. Crosby says police provide no protection and has appealed to the police commissioners without satisfaction. Judge Emmons says he will investigate.
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Boston
A. B. Crosby
Telegraph Street
Crosby
South Boston
Judge Emmons
Critics Target Metropolitan Sewer Board Salaries
The debate centers on expenses for high level gravity sewer work and salaries of board officials totaling over 52000 a year. Critics say high salaries divert attention from completing the metropolitan sewerage system while engineers are hired out to other cities at 100 a day. The House discussed amending funding and keeping or stopping the project as members argued over accountability and progress.
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Treadway
Stockbridge
Charles and Neponset River
Newton
Everett
Skerrett
Worcester
Schofield
Ipswich
Representative Treadway Criticizes Metropolitan Board
Representative Treadway denounces the Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Boards as extravagant and mismanaged. He notes last year’s 996000 budget to complete sewerage work and a current 392000 request to cover supposed new construction, alleging errant estimates and omitted sections totaling 270000. He calls for accountability and proper contracting practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickering
Treadway
Fee
Estimated cost of service pension set at 5.4 million
Washington report states the service pension system, now operative by executive order, has an official estimated annual cost of 5.4 million dollars. The figure was compiled by Secretary Hitchcock and Commissioner Ware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hitchcock
Ware
Palmo Tablets Promised To Cure Kidney Symptoms
Palmo Tablets claim quick relief from weak back fatigue mental low mood sleeplessness headaches and other symptoms. The ad pledges kidney and nervous system action with a guarantee and 50 cents per box with multiple listed local sellers and a free book offer.
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Walker-Rintels Drug CO
Dewey Sq
B. F. Bradbury
Beach St
Harrison Aye
I. H. Putnam
School St
Washington St
F. Eaton
Klein's
Tremont and
Boylston
Knight's
Court and
Hanover Sts
Sawyer
Corner
Tremont
Hollists
Stage matters at Boston theatres this week
Virginia Earl draws crowds at the Globe Theatre with Burnside and Sloan’s Sergeant Kitty. Lulu Glaser’s return engagement sells well at the box office. The Medal and the Maid ends its Boston season at the Boston Theatre Saturday. Nance O’Neil appears at Tremont and Salem theatres. Nat M. Wills closes at the Majestic with A Son of Rest. The Marble Heart revival at Castle Square continues. Why Women Sin comes to Music Hall after Easter. Pals at Keith’s, Burlesque at Lyceum, and Walker’s Wrestling. Sousa concerts in Symphony Hall feature Parsifal excerpts and star soloists.
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Virginia Earl
Globe Theatre
Burnside
Sloan
Sergeant Kitty
Lulu Glaser
Colonial
Boston Theatre
Jamea T. Powers
Peggy
Paris
Boston
Tremont Theatre
Nance O'Neil
Tremont
Camille
Magda
Judith
Miss O'Neil
Salem Theatre
Hedda Gabler
Nat M. Wills
the Majestic
The
Majestic
George W. Monroe
Bettina Girard
Bridget
Columbia Theatre
Dot Karroll
Chinatown
J. M. Ward
Grand Opera House
Joseph Santley
Castle Square Theatre
Ouida
Music Hall
Leah the Forsaken
Bowdoin Square
Wood
Jack Sheppard
Mrs. Wiggs
Cabbage Patch
Park
John Drew
Hollis
Maxine Elliott
Mother Goose
Keith's
Charles Bradshaw
Bob Witzsimmons
Howard
Bowery
Lyceum
Green Sisters
North
Jacksons
Wang-Doodle
Olio
Bob Manchester
Palace Theatre
Pamahasika
Lassies
Nichols
Wonder
Austin & Stone
Majestic Theatre
Walker's Museum
Kid Parker
Liine
Nickelodeon
Richard Golden
the Tremont
King Dodo
Sousa
Symphony Hall
Estelle Liebling
Jessie Straus
Herbert L. Clarke
Jean H. B. Moeremans
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Beethoven
Handel and Haydn Society
Symphony Orchestra
Wilhelm Ciericke
Grand Opera Season Opens With Felix Mottl Debut
The metropolitan stage welcomes Felix Mottl at the conductor’s desk for the season opener. Conried reshapes Met repertoire by boosting dramatic realism, revamping ballet, and enriching crowd scenes while pursuing stronger stage illusion and vitality in grand opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Mottil
Felix Mottl
Wagner
Conried
Metropolitan Opera House
Chelsea Ys building ground broken in Chelsea on Hawthorn Street
Ground for the new Chelsea Young Men's Christian Association building was broken yesterday afternoon in front of hundreds, with Chelsea Mayor Willard and association officers present. Arthur Stone, president, performed the groundbreaking. The facility will include a gymnasium with running track, swimming pool and bowling alleys. The article also references ongoing opera developments and American artist prominence under manager Conried.
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Chelsea Ys.mgs A
Hawthorn Street
Association
Willard
Chelsea
Arthur ©. Stone
Connecticut anglers dynamite for bait winsted
Connecticut anglers blast frozen ground with dynamite to dig worms near Winsted. Norfolk fishermen seek trout bait as snow and ice cover river banks, yet the Wily fishermen persist in their unusual method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Norfolk
Chamber chief urges Sunday transport work in Boston
President Henry M. Whitney of the Boston Chamber of Commerce told the committee on date and chancery that necessary Sunday work by transportation firms should be allowed. The bill passed the committee but was recommitted for further hearing. Whitney argued growing sentiment against Sunday labor and noted ships rely on such work, as companies pay 59 cents more for Sunday jobs, so they prefer work on Sundays when feasible.
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Hannan
Boston
Walker
Brookline
Peabody
Cambridge
Henry M. Whitney
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Committee On Date and Chancery
Whitney
S Ship
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Southern Pacific
Southern Railways
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Amalgamated Copper
Ile American Lee
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Brooklyn Rap Transit
Wvern
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Elm River
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Gen Electric
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Quincey Mining
Shannon
Swift & Co Tbo
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Victoria
Pit NL
Western Tel & Tel
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Haight & Freese Co
Marconi
Munroe & Munroe Severconi Riting Syndicate
Grocer
Port Arthur
Sewerage and Water Commission
Stone
Lexington
Aylward
Tabhurst Luctt Brand
Cluett, Peabody 4 CO
Cluett and
Monarch
GLOBE
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Lulu
Dolly Varden
Nat MM. Wills
W. Monroe
Keith
Davis Inez Macauley
Katherine Bloodgood
Sidney Grant Lewis McCord Mile
Alfons Eva Mudge
Park Theatre
Sat
Holliss Theatre
Isaac B. Rich
Eve'gs
S Sharp
Charles Frohman
Robert Marshall
Matinee
Toa Esmall
Peisen
Castle Square
Atre Tel
Oxford
Marble Heart
I AM
Yak
Palace
Haymarket
Bowdon Steina
N. S. Wood
Jack Shepmuard
Bob” Fitzsimmons Wills
Collins
Young Corbett
Entertainments
S. Corringesn
Henry W. Savage
Pegg
Pari
Geo. Ape
William Loraine
Nance O’neil
Jewena
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee
Mer
Maid
James T. Powers
W. T. Carleton
Emma Oaris
Tenacio Martinetti
Cecil Englehart
Stanley H. Forte
McCoy Sisters
Ruth Vincent
Crand Opera
Heinrich Conried
Kive
Lomengrin
Carmen
Magiculate
TOSCA
Bowery Burlesquers
Bowdoin Sq
Chang
Aly
Little Girls IN Blue and Others
Columbia
Chelsea’s New Young Men’s Christian Association Building
Stevedorin
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