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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1900

Page

5

Market Dull Early With Vein of Rumor and Dividend Talk

The morning stock market showed dull activity with sugar steady on expectations of a directors meeting. Er ie Telephone had no sales by noon amid talk of a deal, while Cochiti weakened and the new stock rights slipped. Steel Wire stayed active near 41, and woolens edged higher. Bond markets strengthened with a pool liquidation noted in C&O. Rail stocks like New York Central and Pennsylvania attracted buying, and the Walter Waldorf note teased a market bear ahead of looming dividend decisions.

Erie Telephone Cochiti New York Central Pennsylvania Keene Dick Bros St. Jo G. I London Waldorf Grangers Louisville & Nashville Southern Railways John .W. Gates Steel & Wire Gates Mathieson Trust Jersey

Richest pre chute found promises permanence

The report notes a section described as 17 feet wide at its narrow end and calls it the richest pre chute yet discovered, asserting it will be permanent. The public had been informed of these developments beforehand, according to Lrixht, Fears & Co.

Cochiti Boston Basketball League Bill Marley C. Y. M. L.webster Redmond Burkes Charles Davis Everett Father Mathews Lowell Sorosis Avill

Cotton Market Holds High Level Amid Limited Supply

The Sun notes cotton prices stay near 10 cents per pound due to a tight world supply. World visible stock totals 3,883,150 bales versus 4,072,205 a year ago, with US shipments to date at 4,795,708 bales and total crop likely around 10,000,000 bales. Demand shifts and weak exports abroad temper prices despite favorable consumption forecasts for the current season.

Bilison Europe

Cotton to curb famine price fears urged

The article argues for measures to stabilize cotton markets to prevent famine price spikes and ensure adequate supply, warning that without intervention prices could rise sharply and threaten regional livelihoods.

Millbury Defeats Fr Mathews in Worcester Clash

Worcester December 3 Special to the Citizen. Millbury beat Fr Mathews wins by six in Fr Mathew hall before 600 fans. Notable performances by Noonan and H Martins with key plays and free throws. Referee Charlie Connors praised. remarks on league refereeing and upcoming matches including P A C Hudson clash and matches featuring Gardiner Dixon and Sweeney Flaherty.

Worcester Fr. Mathews Millbury Mathew Hall Noonan Hills H. Martins Horne Charlie Connors Lowell C. Martins Rourke Kynock Ce Smith Blacklei Dionne Horne If Sweeney Rourke Smith Dionne Sweeney Blackler Kynock Charlies Connors Timers I. P. Arnold Fred Burgoyne

Siberian settlement saga and expeditionary echoes

A fragmented history recounts Irmak Timofevitch and 650 brigands crossing the Urals to seize Sibir, subdue tribes, and inspire a flood of settlers, prisoners, and religious dissenters into Siberia. It notes later penal abuses and their supposed curtailment, and lists key early towns like Tobolsk and Yeniseisk. The piece also includes a poem about a mountain and a short Christmas shopper quip.

Irmak 'Timo Ivan the Terrible Ural Tobol Katchum Sibir Irtysh Obi Irmak Timofevitch Russia Siberian Peter I Catharine II Nicholas II Siberia Australia Yakoutsk Aitehinsk Nertchinsk Shilka Amur Okhotsk Alfred Ramband International Monthly

Decline of the Garret lecture at the Women's Club

Gerald Stanley Lee spoke to the Women’s Club on The Decline of the Garret, critiquing modern art, patronage, and the garret ideal. He mocked current literature, praised living artists, and urged better funding for individuals over institutions, urging readiness to support true creativity. A brief note adds a small flower drill by children and an upcoming church fair.

Gerald Stanley Lee Women’s Club Garret Aristophanes Philippus New York City Olympus Broadway Stock Exchange Acropolis Grant Walt Whitman Boston Saturday Transcript Puck Andrew Lang Beacon Street Goldsmith New York Sun Rockefeller Beethoven

Graves' Maryland Malt Whiskey: a preventive tonic

An advertisement extols Graves' Maryland Malt Whiskey as a preventive aid for coughs and colds. It claims the whiskey is distilled from the finest malt using a natural aging process, free of chemical treatment, and widely prescribed by reputable physicians for its purity and tissue-forming properties.

Graves Maryland A. W. Dows & Co Lowell Mass

4OOD S PILLS Cure Liver Ills and Indigestion

Bold claim pill advertisement lists cures for liver bile issues and bowels digestive distress. Claims ease of use and operation with unspecified dosage, typical mid era patent medicine style. Unverified medical efficacy noted.

Stage News Notes Unleavened Bread and Hypatia in Plans

The first performance of Unleavened Bread will occur in New Haven or Hartford before a two week Boston engagement. Hypatia will be staged this winter by the French theatre. Various stars and productions are discussed, including Gabriel’s Alexandrian tragedy and Savonarola translations, Dressler’s red wig issues, Hoyt’s A Bunch of Blue Ribbon, Mansfield’s Beau Brummel, Irving and Guilbert health, Bernhardt prompter changes, and new plays in New York and Louisville amid growing theatre activity.

New Haven Hartford Boston M. Gabriel Antoine Laurence Irving Richard Mansfield Monsieur Beaucaire Beau Brummel Louisville Gilbert Parker Willis Steele Edward Rowe Mr. Steell New York Spain Olga Nethersole Marie Burroughs Guido Landresse Maurice Barrymore Comte de Tournay Frederick Perry Holbrook Blinn

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