Market Stronger But Still Dull
Wall Street reports a stronger but dull market with renewed demand for St. Louis & St. Francisco and Rock Island on merger talks and anticipated high earnings. Reading, Erie, Illinois Central advance while Gould stocks firm. Amalgamated Copper rises as insiders accumulate. Copper, railroad issues mixed. outlook remains bullish on copper and rail traffic while earnings for April show improvement.
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Lereun Ieee
S Steel
New Syndicate Theatre Eyes Tremont Street Property
Rich Harris and Frohman syndicate secured an option on the Children's Mission property at 277 Tremont Street in Boston. The deal could lead to a new playhouse after the Boston Museum is destroyed, with plans to relocate residents to private homes if the land is purchased.
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Rich. Harris and Frohman Syndicate
Children’s Mission
Tremont Street
Playhouse
Boston Museum
Mission
East Boston Carnival Ball Promises Big Social Night
The East Boston Carnival Association hosts a reception and ball at Lyceum Hall tomorrow night. The event is billed as the season's major social affair in East Boston circles.
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East Boston Carnival Association
Lyceum Hall
East Boston
New Teamsters Assembly To Meet In Charlestown
The Knights of Labor new teamsters assembly will hold an open meeting in Lincoln Hall Charlestown at 2 p m next Sunday. Many applications will be acted upon and all teamsters are invited to attend. Prominent Knights of Labor will address the meeting.
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Teamsters’ Assembly
Malden Hebrew synagogue planned in Faulkner district
Hebrew residents of the Faulkner district in Malden will build a one story wooden synagogue costing about 5000 dollars. The lot at Harvard and Suffolk streets will be set back 25 feet with a 35 by 66 foot frontage and a 500-seat seating capacity. Gilbert H. Smith and Karl Popetz of Boston are architect and builder. Max Goldstein chairs the building committee. Construction is expected to finish in July.
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Faulkner District
Malden
Harvard
Suffolk Streets
Gilbert H. Smith
Boston
Karl Popetz
Max Goldstein
Six masted schooner Eleanor A Percy enters Boston harbor after Nantucket voyage
Captain Lincoln W Jewett steered the six masted schooner Eleanor A Percy through a heavy northeaster from Norfolk coal to Boston area. Tug Dolphin towed her into President Roads near George W Wells and others. docking at Metropolitan Pier soon. Clyde liner Saginaw sunk after collision. John Hughes and two mud scows involved in a northeaster. One scow sank near Graves. crew rescued by tug.
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Eleanor A. Percy
New Bedford
Norfolk
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Dolphin
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Cora F. Cressy
Helen W. Martin
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Saginaw
Hamilton
Lewis Wharf
Charleston
Jacksonville
Johnson
Barrow
Scotland
Benison
Clyde Company
John Hughes
Robert Fernald
Graves
Morris & Cummings
New York
Boston Towboat Company
Steam Lighter Firm Sells Plant and Fleet in City
Steam Lighter Company has sold its plant including the steam lighter Merchant and six lighters to city parties. Betts Bros. Wrecking and Lighter Company expected to handle the fleet. Superintendent Robert K. Harding will sever ties after the transfer. The Manauense, a steamship with multiple flag history, will be renamed Nadejda under the Russian flag. Fishing schooners and cargo totals reported with haddock and cod prices. Captain Bat Whalen advances toward a $50,000 stock milestone. The Landsman.
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Betts Bros. Wrecking and Lighter Company
Robert K. Harding
United States
Emilie Enos
Mary J. Ward
Lucy B. Winsor
A. C. Newhall
Vidia M. Brigham
Philip A. Manter
Galatea
Annie
Jennie
Julia Costa
Shoops Agawan
Mary E. Stone
Ignatius Enos
Haddock
Catharine Ellen
Bat Whalen
Shipping News Miniature Listings and Arrivals
May day maritime briefing lists arriving steamers and schooners with cargoes and passengers. Iris and Parthian among arrivals with sugar and fruit, others carrying bananas to port. several vessels cleared or sailed for destinations including Sagua, Jam, Philadelphia, and New York. Weather notes include sunrise sunset times and high water schedule for the day.
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Shipping News
Iris
Devig
Banes
Cuba
Stillwater
Thompson
Port Antonio
Jam
Torold
Olsen
Sama
Parthian
Smith
Philadelphia
Frank P. Wing
H. M. Whitney
Baker
New York
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Marr
Bath
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Gettysburg
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Portland
John G. Chandler
Guilmet
Gloucester
James Woolley
Miller
Lynn
Langhorne
Fuelingson
Sagua
Roger Drury
Hillsboro
N. B
Alma
E. A. Holmes
Baltimore
Cambrian
London
Pinemore
Great Organ to Open at Immaculate Conception Church
Boston College president Rev. W G Read Mullen announces the Church of the Immaculate Conception organ will open on Wednesday May 138 with a public recital. Organists include George E Whiting B J Lang S B Whitney Henry M Dunham Everett E Truette and John A OShea. The instrument is described as the largest church organ in New England and likely the finest in the country. Seats are in high demand and the event will feature many renowned performers.
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S. J
Boston College
Church of the Immaculate Conception
George E. Whiting
Whiting
B. J. Lang
S. B. Whitney
Henry M. Dunham
Everett E. Truette
John A O'Shea
New England
Stage Buzzes Over The Chinese Honeymoon In Boston
The Colonial hosts The Chinese Honeymoon with Toby Claude gaining strong notices as a leading comedienne. John Craig proves popular at the Bijou while Mary Young and Grace Atwell also draw praise. Major venues like Majestic and Tremont feature repeat successes with Ward & Vokes, Ada Behan, Otis Skinner, and Viola Allen among others. Rumors swirl of premieres, engagements, and a busy Boston scene through May with notable weddings and upcoming shows.
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Toby Claude
John Ek. Henshaw
Belle Harper
Edith Eldredge
W. H. Clarke
William Riley Hatch
John Craig
Prince Karl
Bijou
Mary Young
Grace Atwell
Jank Daniels
Lucy Daly
George Sidney
Margaret Daly Vokes
Joe Kelly
Mae Murray
Dan Coleman
Josie Daly
Anna Held
Tremont
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Boston
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Grand Opera House
Coon Hollow
Boston Music Hall
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Casey West End
Castle Square Theatre
William Gillette
Secret Service
Viola Allen
Hollis
Rose of
Plymouth
The
Park
Empire Theatre Company
Liebler & Co
Ada Behan
Otis Skinner
School For Scandal
Pioneer Clothing Company Offers Unusual Window Contest
The Pioneer Clothing Company on Washington Street displays a gold watch as a prize for this week’s guessing contest. The watch case is unopened since it ran down and the closest guess to the indicated time wins. No purchase necessary and guesses accepted until 11 p.m. Saturday. ten dollars goes to the second-best guess.
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Pioneer Clothing Company
Washington Street
Long Tom the 59-Pound Python Feeds at Austin & Stone’s
At Austin and Stone’s Museum the 59 pound python Long Tom received a bi monthly meal yesterday at 10 30 am. Seventeen museum staff helped hoist the 30 foot reptile from its den and patrons watched the feeding on stage. Despite a light appetite the snake was fed six rabbits after the keeper pryed open its jaws.
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Austin & Stone’s Museum
Long Tom
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