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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1905

Page

12

Traction Stocks Hover As Merger Talk Circulates

The Boston market opened quiet and generally strong with New Haven stock pressured by rights and bond subscriptions. Traction stocks in New York show no clear reason for strength amid merger rumors of Brooklyn Rapid Transit, Metropolitan Street Railway, and Interborough. Copper exports decline sharply this month, while steel prices are reportedly rising.

Boston U. S New Haven Railroad New York Brooklyn Rapid Transit Metropolitan Street Railway Interborough Union Pacific

Traction stocks lead opening stock market activity

At New York opening the market showed aggressive strength in local traction issues with large blocks traded at notable advances. Metropo litan Securities and Metropolitan Street Railway led gains while the broader market fluctuated with pockets of strength in St Paul Reading and Pennsylvania despite mixed results elsewhere.

New York Metropolitan Securities Metropolitan Street Railway Third Avenue Brooklyn Transit St. Paul Reading Baltimore & Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia Carolina Chemical Advanced Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis Norfolk & Western Chesapeake & Ohio Southern Pacific U. S. Steel Interborough Manhattan Brooklyn Sinoia Central Western Railroad Union Pacific Atchison

Futures Opened Steady In Cotton Market As Sales Reported

New York wires show futures opening steady with January at 11.53 and February 11.68 bid. March 11.87 and April 11.94 bid, May 123.02, July 12.10, August 11.90 bid, October 11.05. Market quiet with middling uplands 12.10 and middling gulf 12.35. sales total 200 bales.

New York Ateady

Conservative traders ride out expected wet weather ahead

Conservative traders move in and out as wet weather is anticipated. High money rates remain evident and the bank statement will be awaited with interest. Union Pacific remains an enigma in the market backdrop.

Milk train crash kills three trainmen at Perkiomen Junction

Phoenixville Pa Dec 22 Three trainmen died when a milk train on the Reading division crashed into a freight train at Perkiomen Junction The engine was upset and the engineer badly scalded Traffic was interrupted for hours

Phoenixville Philadelphia & Reading Perkiomen Junction Reading Division Perkiomen Railroad

Teachers vote to form a union in Franklin County meeting

In Mahaney City Pennsylvania on December 32, 1909, public school teachers at the county teachers institute convention voted to unionize and affiliate with the American Federation of Labor.

Mahaney City Fehayihil County Bccome American Federation of Labor Teachers Institute

Maine Y M CG A Portland Conference Held For Youth

A conference of the Young Men's Christian Association gathered in Portland to discuss the care of the young and to hear speakers. General J. Piener from the athletic league addressed the attendees and led the evening session. New York delegates Dedhey and others contributed remarks.

Portland Dew Eecelariee Ad Phreiva Chvtetien Asserias Eleen J. Piener Accoctation New York Te & M. Dedhey

Latest railroad strike folds in Russian capital turmoil

The brief, compiled bulletin notes a failing latest Russian strike in Moscow with Tsarskoe-Selo flooding. It cites terror handbills, baffled police, and widespread disruptions as railway workers halt traffic from Minsk to Voronezh, disrupting passenger service and leaving towns without trains.

Tsarskoe-Selo Voronezh Russia Southwestern Railway

Revolution grips Goldingen as troops withdraw

On December 21 in Goldingen Courland a popular committee forced District Governor Baron Ropp to pull the troops from the town. The area now lies under revolutionary control as order shifts to the hands of the insurgents.

Goldingen Province of Courland Baron Ropp

Martial law proclaimed in all Russian Poland regions

Warsaw reports that a governor general issued a proclamation gazetted today ordering martial law across ten governments of Russian Poland and naming ten temporary military governors general.

Warsaw Russian Poland

Riga Officials Leave with Garrison Escort

Riga Livonia December report notes officials owners of estates priests doctors and others of the better class are arriving here under escort of garrisons from their localities while government and private properties fall into the hands of revolutionists.

Riga Livonia

Libau Restored After Outbreak as Reserve Forces Replaced

Libau in Courland reports order restored after disturbance. Most reserve soldiers called out have been replaced by other reserve manpower. Warships are anticipated to arrive daily.

Libau Province of Courland

A Gloomy View From St. Petersburg Strike Expands

A Temps despatch from Paris reports the strike extending across Russia with Novoe Vremya noting rapid halt of communication with provinces and abroad. Officials may become helpless as the labor action broadens.

Paris St. Petersburg Russia Novoe Vremya

West Point Cadets May Learn Cooking

Washington December 22 Consideration is being given to a plan by which each cadet at the U S military academy at West Point may receive practical instruction in cooking and baking The first step was taken when officers from the commissary department were detailed to the school for cooks and bakers at Fort Filey for instruction

Washington U. S. Military Academy West Point Commissary Department School For Cooks and Bakers Fort Filey J. T Congress Atntin Aivision Lee Noah Canaan Siam Africa Park L. B Stockman Chicago James 3Aynes & Eon T. F Jackson Helen Maria Fiske Hunt Amherst Mass San Francisco California Mercy Philbrick Hetty Ramona C. W. Bb Kant Hedge F. W. J. von Schelling Harry Japan House of Peers Orders of Nobility House of Representatives Great Britain S. A Gid Hutch Edwin L. Harper Joseph Lester John W. Gates the Nationale Paris France J. J Abraham Lincoln Mudd Arnold Spangler Ericson Leif Eric Greenland Bjorni Herjulfson Vinland George Jay Gould Broadway New York Gould Creche Gwily Brian Sven

National Business League Endorses Lodge Bill

Chicago December 22 The executive committee of the National Business League unanimously endorsed the Lodge bill for the re organization and Americanization of the consular service.

Chicago National Business League

Ladies Sweaters and Accessories at M Little & Co

Prices for ladies sweaters range from 169 to 298 with color and size variety. Children's items priced at 50c and 1.00 are also offered. Store located at Bruze street corner Third street, M Little & Co. advertises apparel discounts and seasonal selections.

M. Little & Co Bruze Street Third Street

Lamps to brighten your library table by Welch Bros

Welch Bros at 61 63 Middle Street showcases a selection of lamps that enhance a library table. These elegant lighting options promise improved aesthetics and a warm reading ambiance for homeowners seeking tasteful, classic decor.

Welch Lros Middle Street

Artists Directory Offers Specialized Photo Art Work

Business directory item touts ARTISTS SPECIALTY in photo artistic work with guaranteed satisfaction. Claims host of apparatus and first class workmen. Mentions Marton and Barristers tail.

Marton

Local bakery advertises Deadh's Unrivalled soda biscuits

An early 20th century advertisement touts a Whiting bakery offering bread, cake, crackers, and a specialty Deadh's Unrivalled soda biscuits. The copy emphasizes fresh, appetizing products and industry patronage.

G. 2 D. Uradt Whiting Steel

Unclear Text About Local Merchants and Names

Fragmentary lines mention Kirechac Merrimack Street and a mall bulleing with accordion and side visiting terms. Scattered terms include Pinking Dutton laws Husburet and Kult, along with references to years in the plaiting business.

Kirechac Merrimack St. Cleity Mall Lom Pisted Princess Shire

Druggists Advertising Warranted Thubs Notice

A warranted thesaurus style ad notes limited number of items available. Frye Crawfed Apothecaries at Merrimack Street issues notice of immediate availability and advertising for the advertised pharmacy products.

Frye @ Crawfed Apothecaries Merrimack

Plumbers Farrell Donaton Offer City Plan Review

An old notice promises master plumbers Farrell Donaton will guarantee work to exact standards per city board rules. Free estimates on plumbing steam or hot water heating are offered at 26 Dution Street Tehik.

FARRELL @ DONATON'S Eakh Thie City Sirec Tehik

Sanatorium Dr Pling Opens New Ward Near Dowell

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a sanatorium setup with maternity services and wider classes of treatment. Mentions Dr Pling and a location near Dowell with new wards and contagious disease care.

Pling S Gnaaloriaen Equete Dowell Tim

Wood Worker Ad By Chagin & Co Manufacturers

An advertisement for fF W Chagin & Co offering woodwork and metalwork services. They advertise decature and furniture fitting, carving, and finishing for crates offices and fittings on street Leese. It lists customers and mentions partnership with Mare FF and W. OM. Chere in the Craft trades.

Inquiries on 19th Century Knowledge Exchange

A compilation of questions and answers on history, science, law, and daily life. Topics include congressional acts, ancestry debates, immigration statistics, shipbuilding milestones, notable biographies, etiquette, and practical advice on foods, cleaning, and agriculture.

Mink Trail In Snow Reveals Hunting Story In Winter Woods

A field note describes following mink tracks in three percent inches of snow across a frozen pond. The mink crossed, traced the stream bank, entered and exited a hole in the ice, and left a blood stained wake with a fish carcass. The text notes similar tracks of wolves and other carnivores indicating widespread winter predation and deaths amid woodland wildlife.

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