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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1905

Page

8

Market Sees Declines Amid Copper Stock Activity

A Wednesday afternoon summary notes mixed action in copper shares led by strong New York buying in Amalga, U S Steel, and Boston Consolidated. Union Pacific surged on heavy bids, while People's Gas and Southern Pacific weakened. Anaconda rose on a new vein discovery. overall market softened into noon, then remained firm undercurrents as rates slipped to seven percent.

New York Amalgamated U. S. Steel Boston Consolidated U. S Nevada Consolidated Paine Union Pacific People’s Gas Southern Pacific Chicago Anaconda

Market swings mark cautious New York trading day

In New York on December 20, early trading showed no clear trend as Union Pacific rose to 148 while People's Gas slid after a dividend cut. By noon bears and bulls clashed as profits took hold and heavy buying emerged for rail and metal stocks. The afternoon brought dullness with minor advances in St Paul and Union Pacific, then a renewed but uneven lift before the market settled modestly below peak levels.

New York Union Pacific People’s Gas Tennessee Coal New York Central Anaconda Reading St. Paul

Cotton futures open steady in New York trade

Futures opened steady with January at 11.75 and May at 12.22 while several months show stays or bids. August 12.07 and September 12.00 offered. spot market quiet with Middling Uplands 12.30 and Middling Gulf 12.55. Sales reach 200 bales.

New York Gulf

Sugar, Stocks, and Smelting: Market Records Rise Sharply

Sugar prices reach their highest point since 1899 as market activity intensifies. Tammany insiders reportedly back American Smelting amid political chatter. A New York Stock Exchange seat sells for 90000, a record, while Union Pacific finally asserts itself as a market factor. Amalgamated sees brief shorts covering amid Lawson-era doubt. Buying remains solid with a positive outlook.

Holiday Doll Goods Sale Ad

Public notices describe a seasonal sale offering a well dressed doll, doll carriage, and chairs for doll, plus a boy’s sled and girl’s sled at low prices. The promo promises a free doll or carriage with a pound of tea or two pounds of coffee, with prices ranging from 25 to 39 cents and discounts noted.

Rutland Railroads Declares 14 Percent Dividend First Since 1903

The Rutland Railroad Company declared a 14 percent dividend on its preferred stock, the first since 1903, following its acquisition by the New York Central earlier this year. At the Massachusetts Electric Company annual meeting at Gilbert Hall Tremont Temple, President Abbott presided and trustees Richard Olney Eugene N. Foss Charles E. Cotting Percy Parker and Charles Francis Adams were re-elected for three years, with voting totals of 130 838 preferred and 83 197 common shares.

Rutland Railroad Company The Rutland New York Central Massachusetts Electric Company Gilbert Hall Tremont Temple Abbott E. W. Burdett Richard Olney Eugene N. Foss Chas. E. Cotting Percy Parker Charles Francis Adams

Dividend Listings From Various Companies

A fragmented OCR list shows dividends and share details for several firms including Atlantic & Sites Mills Androscogomond Mills Bigelow Carpet Co Borton Lowell R R Worcester Electric Boston Belting Co Copper Range Cone and others. Entries note per share amounts and January ex-dividend dates alongside preferred stock details from diverse industries.

Atlantic & Sites Mills Androscog Nm Bigelow Carpet Co Hos, & Worcester Elec Boston Belting Co Rys P. c Ange Cone

Rings and romance end in larceny case at Lowell

Lephe Burgess accuses Albert Johnson of stealing two rings during Aug 10 meeting at Belle Grove. Johnson, arrested in Chelsea, faced Judge Hadley in a larceny proceeding. the plain band ring was returned, the signet ring remains missing. Grandma’s gold beads cited. case dismissed for lack of proof.

Lepie—Lephe A. Burgess Albert B. Johnson Lephe Lephire Chelsea Alfie Johnson Culpepper Court House Virginia S. P. Hadley Mr. Burgess Mr. McClure Hadley

Perfumes in great variety from 25c to 4.00 at Howard druggist

Howard the druggist at 197 Central street offers a wide range of perfumes in neat packages from 25c to 4.00. Lilue Folks two bottles plus soap at 25c showcases value, plus 9 odor own make at 26c equals best 50c elsewhere. Selection includes Rog er Gallet Houbigaut Violet Piver from 25c to 4.00 with over a dozen toilet waters. Open till midnight.

Roger & Gallet Houbigaut Violet Piver Sic Howard Central Street

Stop Guessing and Buy Anthracite Coal

STOP GUESSING And send your orders to a practical fuel man, when you are about to buy anthracite coal for domestic use. A coal prepared to meet the critical demand of the careful housekeeper. If you are not satisfied with your fuel, don't guess that all coal is alike. I supply that demand with prompt delivery and weights guaranteed. Large and small orders by mail or telephone receive immediate attention.

Man Arrested After Public Whirlwind With Red Suitcase

John P Quinn, armed with a long red wooden case, caused a street scene in Middlesex Street Square as he changed clothes in public. Officers halted the performance and jailed several drunks, with fines listed for Wardron Parker Casey and others. Vincent Trambley served eight days in jail.

Middlesex Street Swanson Paige and Bridge John John Leighton Thomas F. Roach Frank Mahoney Susan Waldron James Martin Thomas J. Parker Jeremiah Casey Catherine Cox Eugene Claudelle Vincent Tramblay

Sabbatino Sentenced for Life in Hyde Park Murder

Dedham Dec 20 Guiseppa Sabbatino found guilty of second degree murder by a Norfolk county jury. Judge Sherman imposed a life sentence with the first day in solitary confinement. The case involved the March 4 Hyde Park killing of Alfonso Tura and alleged robbery motive.

Dedham Guiseppa Sabbatino Norfolk County Superior Court Sherman Sabbatino Alfonso Tura Hyde Park

Accidents at Emergency Hospital Reported

Frederick Davis aged 57 of 86 Stackpole Street fell while running to catch a car on Gorham street and suffered facial abrasions. Philip Pardow aged 20 of 7 Rock Street sustained punctured contusions and lacerations to fingers after their left hand got caught in a carding machine cylinder. Frank Mack had a lacerated left thumb from machinery at work and was treated at the Emergency hospital.

Gorham Street Frederick Davis Stackpole Street Philip Pardow Rock Street Frank Mack

Army Officers to Inspect Massachusetts Militia Next Year

Boston December 20 Massachusetts volunteer militia will be inspected next year by officers of the regular army. inspections will coincide with the staff inspection designated by the commander in chief. regular army officers will be detailed by the War Department under the National Militia Law.

Boston Massachusetts Volunteer Militia Regular Army Adjutant General War Department Washington

President nominates consuls general to Mexico City and Sopa

Washington date December 20 The president sent to the Senate nominations for Consul general at Mexico City Alfred L M Gottschalk of New York and Consul general at Sopa Germany Frank Dillingham of California for these top diplomatic posts in the foreign service.

Washington Senate Mexico City Mexico Alfred L. M. Gottschalk New York Sopa Germany Frank Dillingham California

Ayer Company Girls Gift Box For Poor Children

Young women at the J C Ayer Company laboratory have organized a Christmas gift drive. A large box and a smaller one are filled with clothing, candies, toys, and dolls for distribution by Humane Society agent Richardson to needy families with children. Contributions continue, with a possible third box in reserve before Christmas Day.

J. C. Ayer Company Agent Richardson The Humane Society

Convicts Fight Flames Save Women on Blackwell's Island

A two hour blaze on Blackwell's Island destroyed the women’s prison hospital and half the workhouse striking Long Island shores. Only one engine and a missing Brennan ferry delayed response as 50 invalids were housed in the laundry. Prisoners were relocated to the almshouse or penitentiary and courts were told not to ship more inmates there until space was ready. Estimated loss is 50000 dollars.

Long Island East River Manhattan Blackwell's Island Brennan

City committee reports minor expenses and cremator update

The city committee notes 28 for printing advertising and postage and 1 for Lincoln Club program with listed members, while Edmond J Cheney Harry H J Read John S Sullivan Jr John F MacNamara and Geo H Moody say they had no expenses. The Decarie cremator operates as needed and the board of health expresses satisfaction. Cold caused slight damage from freezing but fixed at slight cost. Damage traced to imperfect building condition housing the cremator.

City Committee Charles H. Clough Common Council Lincoln Club Edmond J. Cheney Harry H. J. Read John S. Sullivan John F. MacNamara Geo. H. Moody Board of Health

Russia faces crisis with mutinies and hunger threats

From Sebastopol to Kharkov mutinies surge as 1600 soldiers are disarmed and guarded, while city inhabitants govern Kharkov. Deep snow and cold grip the country, hunger looms, strike leaders elude police, and officials fail to issue orders, revealing government weakness as workers’ councils resist imperial commands.

Sebastopol Kharkost

Red flag hoisted over factory eludes police in Rovno

In Rovno Russia on December 20 revolutionary forces raised a red flag atop a local factory. Police failed to remove it prompting a machine gun unit to open fire and shoot away the flagstaff, ending the stand for the symbol.

Rovno Russia Revolutioniete

Sapphire Arrives at Swinemunde Awaiting Orders

Berlin reports British cruiser Sapphire reached Swinemunde Prussia today and awaits orders. The ship likely will sail to a Russian harbor to safeguard British subjects.

Berlin Sapphire Swinemunde Prussia

Motorman Held On Manslaughter Charge In Dorchester

Boston date shows Lewis E B White a motorman on the Boston Elevated railway was held in 5000 bonds for a Dorchester district court hearing on a manslaughter charge. The case stems from a Dorchester accident last night when a wagon was struck and Brophy was crushed under the car wheels.

Boston Lewis EB. White Dorchester Air Brophy

Quincy Man Killed in Sewer Trench Explosion

Daniel Shea 55 died and Chan Fogelgren 50 was injured when a dynamite blast in a sewer trench detonated as city workers drilled for laying sewer line in Quincy on December 20. A hidden dynamite stick projectory sent both men airborne. Shea died instantly and Fogelgren sustained head and body injuries. The city had blasted the trench the day before, raising the possibility that some charges did not fully detonate.

Quincy Daniel Shea Chan Fogelgren Shea

Census shows cotton ginned to December 13 1905

Washington reports a census bulletin stating 0,282,191 bales of cotton ginned from 1905 growth through December 13, counting round bales as half. This compares with 11,971,477 bales on the same date in 1904 and 8,526,244 bales in 1903.

Washington Census Bureau Today

Imported "Russian Kassan" gloves for men at Dickson's

A brief notice lists men’s gloves titled Russian Kassan available at Dickson's department store located at 62 Central Street, city of record. The item is offered for sale by the retailer.

Dickson's Central Street

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