Enchanting Lowell fete lights up Butler grounds
A Grand outdoor lantern fete by the Third Order of St. Francis on the Butler property, Lowell, used 1500 electric lamps plus 28 arch and booth displays by Lerby and Morse. Agypsied themed rooms, a Gothic band stand, and a Lowell Military band energized dancing and a 1000+ crowd. Fireworks finale, 8000–10000 attendees, profits saluting Y M C I building fund.
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Lowell
Third Order of St. Francis
Young Men's Catholic Institute
Butler Homestead
Andover Street
Lerby and
Morse
Butler Mansion
Egypt
Derby
McElroy
Zenobdia
Cleopatra
Jeremiah
Beyer
Eeeers Eheses Donizetti
Holy City
Faure
Robert Staveley
le Secret
Reinecke
Ergenholtz
Lowell Cadet Orchestra
John T. Buckley
Joseph P. Courtney
George Kk. Clark
Aids
Christopher J. McSorley
James F. McLaughlin
William J. McLaughlin
Free BE. Buckley
James Finneroy
Walter King
Willy Pain
Market News Signals Mixed Tone on Stocks and Dividends
The stock market opened firm then weakened on several issues. Sugar fell from 12042 to 118% while Steel Wire stayed firm and coppers rose in demand. Analysts warn of a bearish mood on Sugar despite alleged manipulation by the Wormser pool. London dull, Consols firm, and Pennsylvania July net up. U S Rubber to pay 2 percent in October. Swift & Co. dividends declared 1.5 percent quarterly. Boston also notes a regular 1.5 percent payout.
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Shorts
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Maine preferred stock splits and market notes
Maine preferred stock pays Oct 1 to stock of record Aug 21. Market notes report copper strength, stock control by holders, and price restraint near 16 cents. W W Gibbs seeks 600000 for Chairman Hanna. McKinley election seen as uncertain. Elevation line work in Manhattan proceeds. Continental Tobacco declares 1% quarterly dividend on preferred stock. Sugar demand strong. potential September rise due to corner in sugar. Berlin reports steel stock up four points on better trade. Corn favorable weather. no frost signals. crop reports confirm damage in the belt. wheat damage from northwest rains. Boston and New York markets summarized by Bright Sears & Co.
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Prime
Chicago
Boston News Bureau
New York
Sugar Ref. Co
Steel Wire
Atchison
Atchison Pfd
Brooklyn R. T
Pacific
Pacific Pfd
Railroad
St. Paul Reading
Tenn
Vna
Mining
Amalgamated
Arnold
Ween Ouly
Rhode Island
Tamarack
Sone Eee
Utah
Wolverine
J Am. TS
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Butler Grounds
Y. M. C. I. Building Fund
Butler
Lawn Fete
Bebeus Pekeanesces
Lowel
Oregon
Farrar
Orpheus
Lawrence
Catherine McDermott
Lucy Sheridan
Mary Daken
Alice Ryan
Mary Mullihan
Georgie Harnden
Ella Harnden
Mary Mceehan
Jennie Doherty
Mary Boulger
Candy
Lizzie Maguire
Kittie Breen
Annie Maguire
Nallis Tighe
Annie Higgins
Delia Cullen
Lizsie Barry
Sarah Lawson
Annie Cassidy
Lizzie Dillon
Lizzie Brannon
Mary Bowen
Lena Lawson
Delia Henry
Sarah Doherty
Minnie Flaherty
Clara Farrington
Maggie Buckley
Katie Higgins
Jennie Lawson
Maggie McDonough
Mary A. Higgins
Maggie O’garra
Katie O'Connell
Katherine McDermott
Dallagher
Katie McDonald
Mullihan
Openshaw
F. Doherty
Murphy
Nellie O'Mally
Mollie Crane
Gertie Leatherland
Mary Bean
Annie Bean
Lizzie O'Brien
Mary Sullivan
Lilla O'Neil
Lizzie Devine
Maggie Morrow
Nettie Daggett
Josie Daggett
Maggie Higgins
Bridget McNamara
Maggie Brown
Sarah Lennessy
lAggie Hennessy
Nellie Hosty
Mary Williams
Katie Conway
Nodie Harrington
Edith Farrington
Mamiie Hickey
Lizzie Williams
Mary Bocott
Nodle Sullivan
Katie Duffy
Mary A. McDermott
Mary Kierns
Mary Gleason
Katie Gleason
Flower Booth
D. A. Meltholm
Margaret Smith
Katie Boyle
Julia Riley
Ida Wilkinson
Dean
W. Lenhart
Bowling Green
Stock Market
Waldorf
Wormser Pool
Mr. Gates
American Steel & Wire
Richard Croker
Bryan
J. Overton Paine
Rolston & Bass
the Tribune
New York Central
London
Pennsylvania
Manhattan
U. S
J. W. Gates
Willet & Gray
Tesora
Bingham Mining Company
Bingham
Swift & Co
Boston
Maine
W. W. Gibbs
Philadelphia
Hanna
McKinley
2D Ave
Continental Tobacco
Berlin
Bright, Sears & Co
Merrimack Street
Lowell, Wedensday
A. G. Pollard & CO
Palmer Street
Wellesley
Lakewood
Florence
Algier
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Str
Middle Streets
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