Reorganization Hopes Drive Erie Telephone Stock Outlook
Observed holiday markets close for New Year as Erie Telephone creditors discuss preferred stock dividends with four percent for year one and six percent after year two. Lowell holders seek assurance while bond issues rise. market breadth shows record railway volume and renewed investor confidence despite a few pressurized pockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erle Telephone
Srcular
Lowell
Boston
R. G. Dun & Co
Busness
Pacifi
Erie Telegraph & Telephone Company
Erie Company
Present
Kidder, Peabody & Co
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Lubes Cni
Michigan Telephone Company
P. c
American Telephone and Telegraph
Financial turmoil and McKinley death shape market outlook
Erie Telegraph and Telephone stock deposits arranged through Middlesex Safe Deposit & Trust Co with forward transfer to National Shawmut Bank Boston for permanent receipts. Market volatility follows heat in corn states, labor disputes, and McKinley assassination, as rates ease from 20 to 5 percent with dividend timing delaying returns post January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Telegraph and Telephone Company
Lowell
Middlesex Safe Deposit & Trust CO
Merrimack
Palmer St
National Shawmut Bank
Boston
McKinley
Erie Telegraph & Telephone Company
Kidder, Peabody & Company
Congress Street
Erie Voting Trust
Pillsbury Booth Vt Marriage Ties New Home Plan
Mr. Sam G Pillsbury of this city and Miss Addie Booth of Berkshire Vermont wed in Berkshire Vermont on December 26. They left December 27 for Lowell with visits en route to Plymouth and Manchester and will reside at 98 West Sixth Street.
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Sam G. Pillsbury
Ela
Addle Booth
Berkshire
Mrs. Pillsbury
Lowell
Plymouth
Manchester
West Sixth Street
Smallpox In Salem Jail
Salem reports Timothy Creedon, jailed in Lynn for drunkenness, moved to the Salem pesthouse with smallpox in a wild form. City Physician Aherne and two nurses care for him as jail closures and transfers to other county institutions are ordered. Two physicians have begun vaccinating inmates. 110 prisoners currently housed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Timothy Creedon
Lynn
Salem Neck
Aherne
Creedon
Boston
Samuel A. Johnson
Obituary of Paul Ferrin of Lowell High Class of ’02
Paul Ferrin, a popular Lowell High School student from the class of 1902, died this morning at his Middlesex Village home after a two day illness from pneumonia. He served as Banjo Club president and football team leader, and held an athletic association post. He planned to graduate next June and enter the Institute of Technology. An attendee at the First Baptist Church, he was well liked by the church youth. The community extends sympathy to his family.
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Paul Ferrin
Lowell
Middlesex Village
Athletic Association
Institute of Technology
First Baptist Church
Warren N Roberts Dies After Illness at 62
Warren N Roberts died this morning at his home on 62 South Hastings street at age 62 after nearly a year of illness. A longtime Paige Street Free Baptist Church member and former high school janitor, he later ran a grocery at Bridge and Eighteenth. Survived by a Forda brother. Lowell lodge Odd Fellows member.
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Warren N. Roberts
Hastings Street
Roberts
Paige Street
Bridge and
Eighteenth Streets
Lowell Lodge of Odd Fellows
Forda
Funeral for Catherine Breen Held at St Peters and Home
The funeral was held yesterday morning at 8 30 from Catherine Breen's home with a large turnout. Services followed at St Peters church at 9 conducted by Rev Fr Mullin. The Gregorian mass was sung by a choir directed by Mr Peter A Clune. Burial took place in the Catholic cemetery with committal prayers by Rev Fr Mullin. undertaker Molly assisted.
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Catherine Breen
St. Peter's Church
Mullin
Peter A. Clune
Lawn
Donnelly
Grogan
Smith
Gallagher
McCarthy
Molloy
Obituary notices for Howard and Sanborn in city records
Howard in this city Dee SY at the home of his parents George S and the late Stella G 237 East Merrimack Street Arthur FE Howard aged 17 years 1 month 21 days Prayers and funeral service at the Paige Street F B church Thursday at 1 13 p m Friends invited Sanborn in this city Dec 30 Helen A widow of Charles P Sanborn aged 58 years Funeral held Thursday after noon at 2 o'clock from her home 81 Mt Vernon Street Relatives and friends invited Burial private
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Howard
Dee. SY
George S
Stella G
East Merrimack Street
Arthur FE. Howard
Paige Street
F. B
Sanborn
Helen A
Charles P. Sanborn
Mt. Vernon Street
US Notes on German Venezuela Plan Tightens Pressure
Secretary Hay’s memo to Berlin outlines Washington’s stance on Germany in Venezuela. Roosevelt’s Monroe Doctrine guidance anchors U S representations. Caracas has not confirmed any postponement by Bowen and Germany aims to delay action amid Colombia’s Castro revolt.
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Washington
Hay
Venezuela
von Hollenden
Roosevelt
State Department
United States
Congress
Caracas
Bowen
Castro
Cabinet names International Banking Corp as U S agent in Shanghai
Washington, Dec 31, cabinet meeting decides the International Banking corporation organized in New York to transact for the United States in Shanghai as the agent for receipt of indemnity payments. The German Venezuelan dispute was noted but no complications foreseen.
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Washington
International Banking Corporation
New York
Shanghai
United States
Germany
Destitution story leads to police action in Centralville
A drunken mother Maggie Murphy or claimed name is arrested in Albion street Centralville. Her child, apparently dying, is taken to hospital after Matron Wallace receives custody. A 14 year old boy Roland Reynolds is sent back to Ashby, inspired by dime novels. Additional drunks, Burns and Sexton, are detained. Burns suffers a broken leg at the station. Reeves and others tied to local saloons. Commander Tausaig and Captain Eaton noted for naval service and yard duties.
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Dennett
Albion Street
Centralville
Wallace
Roland Reynolds
Ashby
Hurley
Ayer Junction
Reynolds
Arrest of Annie Pierce for drunkenness at police station
Annie Pierce was arrested yesterday on a drunkenness charge. Officers took her snuff box at the station and the Joss Wor tormented her to the point she needed to be carried to her cell. She screamed incessantly afterward.
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Annie Pierce
Capt Eaton to Leave Charlestown Ordnance Post
Capt Joseph G Eaton U S N longtime ordnance officer at Charlestown navy yard will be relieved January 29. Commander Edward D Taussig will succeed him. Eaton will report to Washington for several months on special ordnance duties.
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Joseph G. Eaton
U.S. N
Charlestown Navy Yard
Edward D. Taussig
F. N. Taussig
Harvard
Eaton
Washington
Germany Delays Venezuela Move Until Minister Arrives
Berlin signals no action until Dr OY Schmidt-Leda the German minister to Venezuela reaches Caracas around January 5. Berlin hopes to extend time for settlement, with possible coercive steps in four to five weeks. Germany seeks to avoid strengthening Castro by Venezuelan nationalism and notes U S tolerance of German aims. The Gazelle cruiser remains at Kiel with delayed Caribbean voyage due to fittings. Public sentiment in Germany approves editorial extracts suggesting possible war with the United States.
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Berlin
OY Schmidt-Leda
Venezuela
Caracas
Herr von Pilgrim-Baltazar
Castro
Schmidt-Leda
Germany
United States
Baner van Ruchthoven
Casro
Foreign Office
France
Turkey
Gazelle
Kiel
Caribbean
Washington
New York
Lundry
Ryan Held for Murder in Boston
Boston on December 31 William Ryan was arrested last night on suspicion of causing fatal injuries to his wife Bridget after cross examination by Capt Dugan at police headquarters. He was committed to the city prison pending a hearing on a warrant charging murder.
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Boston
Wm. Ryan
Bridget
Dugan
Abraham Lincolns Way And Other 1902 News Fragments
A collection of old items recounts Lincoln at the White House with Benajat G. Jayne and a tale of Abbie Green and a $10,000 grant. Also notes Adelbert Ames naming Harvard football assistant manager 1902 and local clergy changes in West Medway.
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Lincoln
Delaware Valley Society
New York
Benajat G. Jayne
Edwin M. Stanton
Jayne
White House
Dix
Libby
Abbie Green
Richmond
Washington
Rascal
Congress
Abe
Adelbert Ames
Harvard
God
Erie Stockholders Meeting on January 3 at 7.38 sharp
Minority stockholders of Ere Telephone Company are urged to attend a meeting at the Citizens Committee Kanes Himitedon flail on Wednesday evening January 3 at 7 38 o clock sharp. The session will discuss matters affecting their rights and measures for defence. Prompt action is absolutely necessary and good attendance is requested.
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Citizen's Committee
I. Diasatizc9
Stockw al Ier
Old Colony Trust Company
Erie
Erie Company
Messrs. Kidder, Peabody & Company
Boston
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Dun & Co
Daily Market
Haicut
Freese
Binay
Hildreth Bidg
Philadelphia
Pmltaberg
Worcester
Baltimers
Cleveland
Newark
Berhecter
Albans
Feepule
Farvate
Reading
Atlantiely
Toledo
Columbus
Detroit
Providence
Hartford
Sprinefeld
Nicholas G. Norcross
Central Street
Lowell, Mass
Pillsbury—Booth
Unite States
William Sexton
Crosby Street
St. John’s Hospital
Andrew Burns
Lakeview Avenue
Hint
Burns
Tausaig
Philippines
Naval Academy
South Boston
Nashua
Asl
Massachusetts
Enterprise
Solace
Resolute
Cuba
Capt. Eaton Going
William A. Roberts & CO
Telephone
Hurd Street
Ryan
Abraham Lincoln's
George R Hawitt
Pistone
Congregational Church of
West Medway
Erie Stockholders
Philip Dexter
Erin
The
Erie Telegraph &Telephone Company
James P. Stearns
National Shiwmut Bank
S. OR
Shawmut Bank
N. BP. Hallowell
Frederic E. Snow
Charles Herbert Watson
Ere Telegraph and Telephone Company
LUI
Kidder, Peaboury & Company
Suis
Samuel Carr
Wilmot Ti. Evans
Treverick A. Farrar
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