Record stock market morning gains lift several blue chips
Strong overall market with gains for New York Central, St Paul, C B and Q, and Pennsylvania. Union Pacific common at 80% before noon, Reading first preferred around 70% to 71.5%, New York Central opening 144% and rising, Sugar 144 to 145%. Copper stocks steady in Boston while mining talk favors Navahoe over Cochiti. London expected several suspensions. insiders active in Pennsylvania, B&O, Union Pacific, and Metropolitan.
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New York
Boston
Rolston & Bass
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Keen
Woolson
Metropolitan
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Bright, Sears & C
Cnn
Cal
Sugar Ref. Co
Am Steel
Atchison
Atchison Pfd
Iss Aw Tobacco
Brooklyn R. 'T
Can
Cen
N. J
B. Ills
C. Bb
C. & G. West’n
O.& RI
Col. F. & Iron Oe
del. & Hud
Ies Erie Rall
Federal Steel
Federal Steel Ptd
Manhattan
Metropolita
M. K T. Ptd
Pacific
Pacific P i
Penn Railroad
People's Gas
Phila
Readieee
Rail Pfe
Lexus & Pac
Biichburg
Sees Ory
Mining Amalgamated
Acadian Ry
Coghitt
Branklin
Old Dominion Eens
Quincy
Jamarack
Brio
NEE. Gas & Coke
U. B. Olbercesseees
KL. Day & CO
Hamilton Bank
State Bank
N. B. Bank
Merchant's Bank
First Bank
Salem
Soveeseees
Mev
Naumk'¢ Bank
Great Falls Mfg Co
Lyman Mills
Putnam Woolen Co
Mase Cotton Mills
Chicopee Co
Merrtin Et & Co
Amory Mfg Co
New
Oo Daly
Plutafield & N Adams Bissees
Man & St Co. Boston
Sault Ste Mario
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Pleasing Programme Given in Colonial Hall Saturday Night
Dartmouth Glee and Mandolin clubs presented an engaging Lowell program in Colonial hall with encores for nearly every number. Thayer led a popular Topical Song, Pickaninnies on Parade drew strong applause, and the Coon Medley featured Mr Boyle. The Hanover Winter Song and Dart mouth Song closed the concert before a late dancing crowd, with Dartmouth managers Qua, Oli, and Wright directing the event and a list of Dartmouth and Technology ushers assisting.
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Mandolin Clubs
Colonial Hall
Lowell
Thayer
Glee Club
Lowell Boys
Dartmouth
Mandolin Club
Messrs
Qua
Wright
Howard
Pillsbury
Whipple
Haworth
Technology
Ford
Amherst
Collinsville Mission Christmas program and debt payoff
The Collinsville Mission held a Christmas night program with singing recitations and gifts to children. Rev Worth received a $50 gold purse as thanks. Officers were elected and the church debt of $200 was burned after trustees paid off the balance. The ladies’ labor contributed new chapel improvements and Earnest thanks noted.
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Quartette
Ella Baxter
Jessie Burden
Willie Teale
Alvah Baxter
Martha Parker
Lilla Lawrence
Ruth Lawrence
Frances Dunning
Santa Claus
Mr. Worth
Worth
Jessie A. Burden
Christine Cameron
David Walker
Geo. B. Brown
Mary Brown
Reform in China Slower Than Japan but Potentially Transformative
The Atlantic argues that while the Dowager Empress and Kaung Hsu face peril from a six hundred mile journey, reforms in China may still be achieved by peering through literati channels rather than upheaval. Gradual changes to examinations, salaries, and fee systems could seed further reforms, avoiding violent disruption that could trigger a larger national war than the Boxer outbreak.
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R. van Berger
Atlantic
Kaung& Hsu
China
Middle Kingdom
Pekin
Japan
Orient
Cattle and Sheep Wars Raged Across Western Ranges
A Western despatch recalls the long running feud between cattlemen and sheep raisers. Sheep herding devastates ranges, fences shrink free grassland, and clashes turn deadly as proprietors use poisoning, ambush, and organized violence. Cowboys, once roaming stars, fade into farm work. The struggle shifts to economics as sheep flocks grow and ranges dwindle.
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South Africa
China
Great Western Plains
Texas
Kansas
Nebraska
Washington
Oregon
Wyoming
Colorado
Montana
Utah
Great Texas
Ohio
Michigan
Basque Country
Kentucky
Lot
Ramance
New York Herald
Waite Comedy at Lowell Opera House with Just Before Dawn
Waite Comedy company and mammoth orchestra present Lincoln J. Carter melodrama Just Before Dawn at Lowell Opera House this week. George H. Summers stars with a strong supporting cast and new vaudeville acts between acts. nightly performances include The Fatal Card and free daily concerts by the band and mammoth orchestra. Music Hall second bill features Watson's Oriental Burlesquers with a Tomfoolery parade and Zeb's Corner extravaganza amid a modern survey of burlesque trends and a note on Shakespeare’s fading presence.
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Jessie West
Litthke Queen Mab
Harry J. Howard
Mammoth Orchestra
Music Hall
Watson's Oriental Burlesquers
Capt. Rosenberg
Evans
Vidocq
Shakespeare
Maryland Malt Whiskey Praised For Medicinal Use
Graves Maryland Malt Whiskey is cited as a top malt for medicinal use in wasting diseases and when a mild stimulant is needed. Described as absolutely pure and naturally mature with a mild rich mellowness, it is sold by licensed dealers and by A. W. Dows & Co. druggists in Lowell, Massachusetts.
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Graves
Maryland
A. W. Dows & Co
Druggista, Lowell
Mare
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