One of Bostons Finest Wolf s My Clothier Store Growth
Boston residents express surprise at the transformation of Wolf s My Clothier in Hanover and Portland streets. The article credits fair dealing honest merchandise and a progressive mind for turning a small shop into a leading East coast outfitting establishment under Mr Wolf a modern merchant who has found success through quality and growth.
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Wolf's
Hanover
Portland
Wolf
Dividend notices from several firms listed for October
Dividend notices show Concord & munional BR Co paying 1 percent quarterly for classes 1 2 3 4 on October 1. Daly West Mining Co pays 40 cents monthly with payable date September 15. Sypea Cable Co pays 2 percent quarterly on October. Fitchburg R R pays 14 percent preferred quarterly on October 1.
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Concord & Munional BR. R. Co
Daly-West Mining Co
Sypea ‘Cable Co
Fitchburg R. R
Copper stocks rally and drift in mixed Wall Street market
Wall Street opens with copper stocks leading gains before a mild reaction as investors take profits. Osceola rises to 80, Mohawk to 49, Quincy 92, Calumet & Hecla 62 1 2 as prices ease from morning highs. Copper Range touches 58 1 2, later ending near 58 as traders weigh steel price cuts, railroad orders, and overall market strength. The outlook remains cautiously bullish with big players pushing toward higher levels while public demand stays limited.
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Wall Street
Pacifics
Boston
New York
State Street
Osceola
Mohawk
Quincy
Calumet & Hecla
Amalgamated
Stage changes at Tremont headline next Monday showing
The Sho-Gun cast shifts as Henry Taylor replaces Lieutenant Tom Wagner as Beverly Dasher in the Ade-Luders opera at the Tremont. The show draws large audiences while legions of other touring acts and city venues mark a busy Boston week with premieres, double features, and free-admission days at Lexington Park for seniors.
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Lawrance D’orsay
Lord Cardington
Jane Peyton
Harriet Fordyce
Globe Theatre
Shore Acres
Fred EB. Wright
Boston
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Boston Theatre
Fred A. Stone
The
Scarecrow
David C. Montgomery
Tin Woodman
Anna Laughlin
Dorothy
Lotta Faust
Tryxie
Allene Crater
Rose Michel
Castle Square Theatre
Sam Bernard
Kay’s
Hollis
Hattie Williams
Byrne Brothers
Eight Bells
Maryland
Ezra Kendall
Benson
Bowdoin Square
Russia
Colonial
James O'Neill
Chevalier
Clara Morris
Genevieve
Grace George
Louise
Sarah Truax
Henriette
J. E. Dodson
Pierre
Louis James
Jacques
Picard
Jameson Lee Finney
Castle Square Theatre Stock Company
John Craig
Lillian Lawrence
Keith’s
Vassar
the Howard
Palace Theatre
Phil Sheridan
City Sports Company
Austin & Stone
New Orleans
Ray Robinson
Nickelodeon
Winston
Emerson and Omega
Tenney and Murray
Kennedy
Evans
Canole Brothers
Norumbega Park
Lexington Park
Greater Boston
Rustic Theatre
J. W. Gorman
Alabama Troubadours
New York Stock Market Ends Steady After Heavy Selling
Sept 7 New York consolidated trading opened with broad selling led by Union and Southern Pacific. Union Pacific fell and Southern Pacific dropped as rails faced offers from Western houses. Despite high volume and notable losses in key issues, the closing tone remained steady with moderate late pressure, while earnings reports, especially New York Central for August, supported a cautious view.
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New York
Union
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
New York Central
John Filkins & Co
Congress Street
Amalgamated Cop
Atch
Top & S F
Southern Railway
US Steel
Wheat and grain quotations from Chicago market report
Ennis and Stoppani provide Chicago grain quotations with Wheat, Corn, and Oats prices for Dec, May, and Sep contracts. The note cites Liverpool wheat advance tied to weather and crop bulletin, a past week rise due to crop shrinkage and frost, and mentions large receipts, cash demand, and firmer oats early but closing weak with no special features in futures or cash.
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Chicago
Ennis & Stoppani
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
J. Open
S. High
Sept
Ennis & Stoppens
Liverpool
American Weather and
Leyland liner Bostonian docks with 800 tons cargo
The Leyland liner Bostonian arrived in port yesterday morning at 7 30 after anchoring in Lighthouse Channel for about six hours. The ship is described as one of the port’s best freighters and moored at the pier.
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Lighthouse Channel
Sail arrives in South Boston from Eastham with cabin passengers and cattlemen
A ship arrived in early morning at New York New Haven and Hartford rail road piers in South Boston under Captain John Parry. Cabin passengers George E. Wicks and Henry F. Punderson were aboard along with 12 returning cattlemen. The vessel completed the voyage from Eastham in 10 days and 18 hours, cruising between Liverpool and Manchester, England.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Boston
George E. Wicks
Henry F. Punderson
John Parry
Eastham
Liverpool
Manchester
England
Boston to St Louis by Central Vermont Grand Trunk Route
Travel from Boston to St Louis via Central Vermont Grand Trunk route with White River Junction Vermont to Montreal, Niagara Falls and Chicago stops. Enjoy Green Mountains, Winooski Valley, Lake Champlain views and Victoria Jubilee bridge. Lowest rates. literature available from TH Hanley at Central Vermont Railway Boston.
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ST. Louis
Central Vermont Railway
Montreal
Chicago
St. Louis Fair
Exposition City
Exposition
New England
Boston & Maine
White River Junction
Green Mountains
Vermont
Winooski Valley
Lake Champlain
Blue Adirondacks
St. Lawrence
Grand Trunk
Niagara Falls
Illinois Central Railroad
TH Hanley
Washington Street
Royal Blue line returns from St Louis World’s Fair trip
The Royal Blue line party has returned from the World’s Fair in St Louis after a delightful 15 day trip. They stayed at the Inside Inn on the fair grounds four miles from the city in a natural park offering rest. Other Boston departures are Sept 10 and 24, with $75 covering all expenses. The Gettysburg Washington tour leaves Sept 16, a week by personal conduct, at $32. For details, write to Joseph P Taggart N E F A 360 Washington street Boston Mass.
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Adventure
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Mass
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United States
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Shannon
Trinity
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Dominion
New England Telephone
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Preferred
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Ahmeek
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Boston Suburban Electric
Pioneer Lynn
Universal Marine
American Cotton Company
Southern
Cornelius N. Bliss
William C. Lovering
American Hide and Leather Company
Baldwin, Fairchilds & Co
Massachusetts
Fore River Ship & Engine Company
Federal Trust Company
C. S. Tuckerman
Old Colony Trust Company
Pierre Jay
F. G. Pousland
H. Foster Bates & Co
State Street
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New York
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Hester
Cotton Exchange
Heath
Royal Blue Line
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New England
Boston
Washington
Joseph P. Taggart
Washington Street
Maas
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Metropolitan Park Commission
Furnace Brook Parkway
Adams Street
Blue Hills Reservation
Beacon St
Engineering Department
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Commonwealth
William B. DE Las Casas
Edwin B. Haskell
Edwin A. Curtis
David N. Skillings
Ellerton P. Whitney
WM. T. Pierce
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Washington St
Okers
Devonshire St
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Congress ST
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Huntington Ave
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Uuior Pacific
Do P
Amalgamated Copper
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Amer Sugar Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn
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International Paper
Pacific Mail
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Tennessee Coal & Iron
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Sunday Post
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Mulligan
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Bostonian
Entertainments
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Eve
Mate
Henry W. Savage
Cele
Geo. Ade and
Custav Luders
Chas. E. Evans
Christie MacDona
W.C. Weedon
Carrie E. Perkins
Thos
Leary
Blanche Adams
Georgia Caine
David Torrence
E. B. Martindel
Lillian
Lawrence
Keitth’s
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Lawrence McCarty
Lessee
Calncy Adams
Sawyer
Montgomery & Stone
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Castle Square Theatre Dramatic Stock Co
the Earl of Pawtucket
Ee Aeries
Zoological Garden
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Mat'nees dc
Heart of Maryland
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Geo. W. Lederer
ST. Theatre
Isaac B. Rich
Charles Frohman
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Sam
Bernard Big Cast
Kay
Attie Williams
Sac Sheridan
Crand Smokinuw
Haymarket
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Harris
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Amusers
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Nautical Garden
Gasino State
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Gardens Theatre
Urescen
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First Corps
Hough
Neck Bay Vine
Atlantic Ave
Pho Me
Boston and
M. J. Connors
Kilby St
National League
Ave. & Walpo
George Appleton
Old South
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Adams House
Quaint
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Cape Coa
Bay Line
Atlantic Avenue
Rowe's Wharf
Nantasket
Pemberton
bSundays
G. P. Cushing
Boston & Gloucester Steamship Co
North Shore
Gloucester
Cape Ann
City of Gloucester
North Side Central Wharf
Columbus Orchestra
Merchant
King Philip
ED. W. Dixon
Commercial Wharf
Philadelphia
Alfred Sorensen
Sun
Lexington
Keene
Standard Oil
Lawson
Thomas W. Lawson
James R. Keene
Mr. Lawson
Broadway
James FR. Keene
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