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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1903

Page

10

Amalgamated Shares Slip in Wall Street Sentiment

Wall Street faced a mixed session as Amalgamated Copper hit a new low and Amalgamated's weakness pulled the market down. London trading offered brief optimism while Pittsburgh improved yet late losses and rumor-driven activity overshadowed gains. Boston saw heavy Amalgamated turnover with calls of a possible dividend and debates on broader market fragility.

Wall Street London Russia Japan Pittsburg United States Steel Preferred Amalgamated Copper Amalgamated United States Bureau of Statistics Boston New York State Street Vanderbilt Lines New York Central Lines Lake Shore Wallstreet Lawson Bears Adventure Arcadian Isle Royale Mass Old Dominion Shannon Daly-West Utah Victoria Dominion Coal Dominion Iron American Telephone Mining and Stock Exchange Jupiter Steel Boston & Maine Arizona Commercial Majestic George BE. Keith Brockton Harmon G. Howe Hartford Howard C.bradley Cleveland A. G. Loomis James H. Knight Charles F. Street Scallon Amalgamated Company Butte Gould Roads Heath

A Marvelous Charm at Lakewood Resort

From the moment one steps from the train at Lakewood he feels a different atmosphere. The scent of pines and quiet aristocratic surroundings greet visitors. The town boasts fine hotels, cheery log-filled reception rooms, and courteous service. Lakewood’s cottage settlement grows, George J. Gould owns a grand estate and homes there part of the year. Streets are macadam, well kept and tree shaded, with driving a popular pastime. Golf and polo are prominent, and New Jersey Central offers fast service from New York or Philadelphia. For a Lakewood brochure, contact C. M. Burt, G P A, New Jersey Central in New York.

Lakewood George J. Gould New Jersey Central New York Philadelphia C. M. Burt New York City

Boston Stage Notes Reflect Wide Theatrical Season

The Boston theatre scene reports stellar debuts for Charles Richman in Captain Barrington and Fay Templeton in The Runaways. Major engagements at the Majestic, Columbia, Park, and Tremont promise strong crowds, with Tosca and other operatic and vaudeville offerings drawing large advance sales.

Charles Richman Captain Barrington Globe Theatre Joseph Kilgour Suzanne Eldon George W. Wilson Fay Templeton Boston Josey May Columbia Miss Templeton Majestic Theatre Dustin Farnum Nanette Comstock Molly Wood Annie Russell the Park Foundling John B.mason Quincy Adams Sawyer Frank Daniels Colonial Theatre Harry B. Smith Ludwig Englander Forbes Robertson Gertrude Elliott Hollis Rudyard Kipling Julia Marlowe Francis Wilson All Star Company Erminie Tremont Blanche Ring New Hampshire New York Jersey Lily’ Company Hartford Miss Ring Henry W. Savage

Leading entertainers at Keith's next week and Chicago shows

Four top instrumentalists form Klein Ott Bros and Nickerson at Howard’s, with Keir on sax and brass. The Imperial burlesquers headline the Lyceum. Filipino soldiers, Aguinaldo veterans, tour Austin Stone’s Museum drawing crowds. Babbitt’s midgets, Esher sisters at Palace Theatre, and Rice Barton’s Rose Hill showcase English Folly.

Keith Howard Klein, Ott Bros Nickerson Keir Imperial Lyceum Aguinaldo Austin & Stone

Shoe Boycott Movement Spreads to Haverhill

Haverhill officials announced that the Boot and Shoe Workers Union would launch a Lynn style boycott against the Shoe Workers Protective Union with aid from the American Federation of Labor and the American Labor League. Independent union officials dismissed the move.

Haverhill Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union Lynn Shoe Workers’ Protective Union American Federation of Labor American Labor League

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