Willard Back Again on His Philadelphia Season
From the 4. Tribune. E. Willard returns after two weeks at sea with plans to open his season in Philadelphia. He discusses plays and a public dispute with Henry Arthur Jones over actor-managers, noting changes to Jones's works were sanctioned, and outlining a tour to major cities before a mid February return to New York.
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Tribune
Arizona
Willard
Philadelphia
Windsor Hotel
America
Henry Arthur Jones
Queenstown
Jones
Mr. Jones
Denver
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
New York
Palmer's Theatre
Joseph Hatton
Boston
Land and Sea Wonders From Labrador Journey
Professor Albert S. Bickmore returns from Labrador with photographs and notes for a lecture on Food Fishes from the Sea. The trip, with ex-President Robert Harris and Beverly Robinson, explored icebergs, Esquimans, and the codfish fisheries including the Dildo hatchery project, currents, bays, and the Labrador coast from St John's to Battle Harbor.
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Albert S. Bickmore
American Museum of Natural History
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Robert Harris
Northern Pacific Railroad
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Harris
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England
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Red Cross
Miranda
Bank Robber Lynched Near Corder Missouri
One of the bank robbers who hit the Corder Bank the day before was captured late last night about twenty miles from Corder. He was found with about half the stolen money and identified as Andrew Murrell. Deputies and the city marshal were attacked by a mob led by enraged citizens near Lexington while transporting him. The second robber remains at large.
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Corder
Andrew Murrell
Jackson
Dean
Lexington
Finances of a Railroad at Springfield in 1891
The Connecticut River Railroad directors met at Springfield on September 1 to accept the annual report. The stockholders’ meeting is set for September 16. Total income reached 1,165,018 dollars, up from 1, the expenses were 928,618, down from 951,871. Revenue came from passengers 159,508, local passenger 138,680, through freight 340,016, local freight 475,01, mails and express 34,416. Transportation earnings rose from 1,059,072 in 1890 to 1,120,645 in 1891. Total earnings from all sources were 1,168,780 in 1890 and 1,105,018 in 1891. During the year 808 tons of new steel rails and 65,650 new ties were laid. Traffic earnings by June 1 show passengers 479,625, freight 860,704, mails 15,911, express 18,505, total 1,120,945. Current operating expenses 744,499, construction 152,049, total 906,348. Net traffic earnings 219,207. Rents and miscellaneous 24,041, interest 20,382, total 44,373. Available revenue 263,670. Rentals paid 1397, interest 26,873, dividends 206,400, total 233,670. Surplus for year 30,000. Surplus June 30, 1890 was 1,000,065 with sundry deductions 70, net balances 999,084. Total surplus June 30, 1891 1,029,984.
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Connecicut Rver Railroad
Naits
Express
Priest raids opium den near Halstead Street
Chicago priest Kather Aylward patrolled Halstead Street near his church and forced entry into a Chinaman Wah Chung den after two girls entered. He seized a revolver from Wah Chung and found the girls in a back room smoking opium. Police issued a warrant for Wah Chung as he fled.
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Kather Aylward
Halstead Street
Wah Chung
Warract
Rumors of Krisco Road Management Change Declared Unfounded
In Prisco Road news from Sept 1 in Missouri a Santa Fe insider says reports of changes in Krisco road management are baseless. The claim that General Manager Merrill and General Freight Agent Cole would be deposed is denied.
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Fretzht
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Money and Stocks Market Update Broad Boston and Wall Street
Boston and New York money rates held firm with 3 percent on call funds and 4 to 5 percent on time money. Foreign exchange was weak with several bills and metals prices noted. The stock market opened lower but advanced on buy orders, with Atchison and several rail names showing notable moves as imports and earnings signals shaped sentiment.
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New York
Quarter Quar Summary From Early Market Notes
Fragmented report lists several company quar attempts with dates in September and October. Mentions CHICaGo and EASTERN ILLINOIS RU-Quar, DeLawank and Hopson Canan Co-Quar, Noston LAND Co- t p ah, and GHINNELL MPG Co-Quar with share figures and dates in a muddled stock market ledger.
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Pal
Chicago
Eastern Illinois
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Cmicrgy
Beatincron & Quincy
DeLawank & Hopson Canan Co
Cep Ib
Fast Noston Land Co
Ghinnell Mpg
Bu Avosvbkey Liita Seine Watkk Co
Quar & Pc
Sakiiian Pacific
Loston Stock Exchange Report For September 1 1992
Official report shows the day’s sales totaling 462,400 shares, with comparison figures of 634,100 yesterday and 257,600 prior. The document lists the brinei Palstocks, along with the highest and lowest prices and the closing bid and asked prices for the day.
New York stocks end with late-day gains after broad rally
Money rates showing mixed movement as bankers and commercial bills quote around 4.81 to 4.85 percent for sixty days and demand. Government bonds dull, rail road bonds active. After midday, stocks slipped then rallied with Rock Island up to 84 1 2, Northern Pacific preferred, Missouri Pacific and Burlington among leading gainers as buying surged into the close.
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Stock Market Ends Mixed After Strong Wheeling & Lake Erie Push
Stocks opened lower with broad losses amid foreign selling hit Union Pacific and Louisville & Nashville. Wheeling & Lake Erie showed strength, finishing up about 1 percent along with Colorado Coal, while Union Pacific and Louisville & Nashville closed with notable fractional losses. Trading was quieter overall, but gains and losses were spread across the list as the day ended firm and active. Railroad bonds traded less actively than yesterday with notable issue activity and a total of 2,907,000 in sales. Atchison income issues led with 411,000, Atlantic & Pacific incomes 130,000, and Colorado Midland 159,000 among others.
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Clise
Colorado Coal
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Atlantic & Pacifie
Colorado Midland
Northern Pacific
Ken
Toledo
St. Louis
Market Declines Reported With Mixed Freight Percentages
A mixed regional report shows declines with several lines slipping from rates to new lower levels. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe advanced 4 percent while Lake Shore and Michigan Southern rose 4 percent in a separate adjustment. Varis advises a 3 percent route change at a charge of 5 francs 80 centimes.
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Personal interviews solicited for applicants
Full particulars furnished on application. Personal interviews solicited. Correspondence invited.
Foreign financial reports steady as rates firm on New York orders
In London the open market shows money plentiful yet bills held for potentially lower rates. Consols and government securities quoted with small shifts while American rail stocks opened softer on New York orders. Overall tendency is toward firmer prices compared with last night’s close.
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Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Erie
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Mexican Central News
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