Copper Stocks Light Trade In Boston Market
Friday noon actions show profit taking but underlying support hints at an upturn. Copper issues were light in first two hours with Osceola rising to 83% and Michigan up to 10%. Er ie Tele phones and Mass Hiecinc moved varyingly as market conditions shifted. Extension lecturer Archibald, Springfield Bible normal college, lectures on child study with sessions through Jan 12. He speaks on Why How Study the Child and The Child as a Teacher with daily meetings largely except weekends.
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Osceola
Michigan
Wolverine
Baltic
Erie Telephone
Mass
Hiecinc
Mexican Central
Bible Normal College
Springfield
Sunday School Times
Archibald
Irregular Stock Market Opens with Steel Rally
Irregular opening as many major stocks advance fractionally while United States Steel shows heavy demand. Gains appear in United States Steel common and preferred, Rock Island climbs, and readings including Readings and Eries retreat on profit taking. Strong activity also noted in New York Air Brake and Westinghouse Electric fluctuations.
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Amalgamated Copper
Atch
Baltimore & Ohio
Brooklyn Transit
Chesapeake & Ohio
Erie
Frrie
Louisville
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Penn
Reading
St. Paul
Sugar
Southern
Southern Pacific
Texas Pac
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Steel
Western Union
Rock Island
Eries
Trans-Continental
People’s Gas and Amalgamated
Great Northern
New York Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric
Iowa Central
Manhattan Earnings Rise and Cotton Futures Steady in Late Quarter
Manhattan's quarterly earnings rose by about 300000 as cotton futures opened steady with varied bids across months. The piece notes anticipated gold shipments as money loosens, Wells Fargo leadership changes, Erie and Bell company maneuvers, and upcoming Interstate Commerce Commission actions probing railway consolidations and Wall Street promoters.
Child Nurture Meetings Led by Archibald in Lowell
Mr George H Archibald opens a series of meetings at First Trinitarian Congregational church Dutton street Lowell at 3 30 pm on Sunday He is known for organizing the Child Nurture Institute at John Street Congregational church in spring 1900 under the Lowell District Sunday School association Attendees were impressed instructed and inspired by his work and leadership
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George H. Archibald
Dutton Street
Lowell
John Street
Poor Facilities for High School Football Training Warned
The article notes lacking dressing rooms baths and heat at the high school annex hindering proper physical training. It warns these deficiencies risk cold and pneumonia. It updates on Charles R Church's improving condition, Mortimer Pearson's improvement, and reports Arthur E Howard buried as another pneumonia victim. Ferrin and Howard died the same day.
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Cc. A. Gymnasium
Charles R. Church
Mortimer Pearson
Arthur E. Howard
Ferrin
Howard
Discouraged Ones Topic and Local Club News in Billerica
Rev. Edgar S. Wiers spoke on December 29 from Daniel 1 21 urging work and reflection to beat discouragement. Engagement of Earl C. Davis and Annie Foster Dodge drew congratulations. Billerica Athletic Club opened its rooms with officers listed. A Jan 8 town hall lecture by Prof. Dolbear of Tufts on The Ether of Space is planned.
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Edgar S. Wiers
Earl C. Davis
Howe High School
Annie Foster Dodge
Billerica
Billerica Athletic Club
Boston Road
Warren Stearns
Warren Robinson
Frank Casey
Louis Beck
Arthur Dodge
Abram Flint
Edgar 8
Wiers
Fred Sexton
Town Hall
Prof
Dolbear
Tufts
Graniteville Notes From A Winter Village Roundup
Local events recap includes Saturday night dancing until 11 15 PM and a possible Dodo club bout in Lowell. O A Nelson buys the trotter Starlight for summer road challenges. Cora DeRoehn remains at home recovering, and Henry and Mrs Smith visited Fitchburg. New Year ballgoers from Graniteville enjoyed Westford and Mrs Choate returns home improved. Sleigh ride delayed until next snow and new malaria cases noted amid cold. Ice scraping on Forge Pond started but rain halted work. Dr Joslin begins foundation for a new barn on Broadway.
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Lowell
O. A. Nelson
Cora DeRoehn
Henry Smith
Fitchburg
Westford
A. R. Choate
Broadway
J. A. Healy
Forge
Boiler Burst Kills Five On Central of Georgia Locomotive
A boiler explosion in Macon Georgia on January 2 at the Central of Georgia railway killed five men and badly injured twelve, three of whom are expected to die. The blast wrecked the engine round house, shattered windows blocks away, and left Alderman Robert L Willis among the injured. Names of the dead include John M McDonald Tosh Hodges Uriah Cornelius James O Neil and an unidentified man. injured include several white and colored workers.
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Macon
Central of Georgia Railway
John M. McDonald
Tosh Hodges
Uriah Cornelius
James O'Neil
Robert L. Willis
Wm. Wilson
Edward Hembrick
Henry Fox
Peter Hammond
Rutland Vermont to hear major Allen Case trials
Rutland Vermont January 2 1902 United States circuit and district courts for Vermont open Monday with high profile cases. Lieut Gov Martin F Affen of North Ferrisburgh and J W Ketchum face indictments over the Farmers National Bank of Vergennes wreck. Ex-Congressman H P Powers to defend along with other counsel. Bank cashier D H Lewis already sentenced for funds misuse. Also Joel E Emerson charged with fraudulent use of mail to obtain money from accident insurers. Emerson was arrested in New Hampshire and indicted at the May term.
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Rutland
United States Circuit
District Courts For
Vermont
Martin F. Affen
North Ferrisburgh
Farmers’ National Bank of
Vergennes
J. W. Ketchum
D. H. Lewis
H. P. Powers
Farmers’ National Bank
Lewis
Messrs
Allen and
Ketchum
Joel E. Emerson
Emerson
New Hampshire
Smallpox Case In Hospital Raises Quarantine Stakes
A new smallpox case is added to the hospital ward already under quarantine. Eugene Genereux, once in contact with Armadie Savoie, is ill with the disease, bringing the hospital total to eight. A Tremont and Suffolk mill sister of Lena Cote is quarantined, and a Lakeview Avenue school child is also in isolation with vaccination steps planned.
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Eugene Genereux
Armadie Savoie
Lawrence Mill
Tremont & Suffolk
Lena Cote
Lakeview Avenue
Obituary of George G Richardson of Manchester New Hampshire
George G Richardson died at his Manchester home on Wednesday evening born in Hillsborough April 6 1826 he lived in his native town until 1845 then worked at Merrimack Corporation No 6 mill. He later drove cattle and sheep to Nashua Lowell and Cambridge markets, served as mail route messenger, opened a variety store in Manchester and married thrice Lorenda B Johnston died 1884 Mary W Gordon died 1901. Survived by his third wife Abbie J Richardson He attended Merrimack Street Baptist church and belonged to Ben Franklin council 0 U A M Manchester.
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George G. Richardson
Manchester
N. H
Hillsborough
Francestown Academy
Lyndeborough Centre
Merrimack Corporation
Minot
Nashua
Lowell
Cambridge
Ezra Clement
Multiple Local Deaths and Disappearances Reported in Boston Area
Reports detail Louis Demore found dead from cold near Hyde Park and Forest Hills, Mrs. T. J. Kelleher buried in Brookline, Henry McKenna drowned in Neponset River, and two Carrigan daughters buried after deaths. Wareham town clerk William R. Tabor missing. Mrs. Harry W. Stevens attempted carbonic acid suicide in Boston Crawford House with letters to Stevens and Griffin.
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Louis Demore
Toll Gate
Hyde Park Avenue
Forest Hills
Mt. Hope
Hyde Park
Henry McKenna
James McKenna
Neponset River
Harry W. Stevens
Crawford House
Boston
Boylston Street
G. H. Griffin
Medford Street
Somerville
Somerville City Hall
Millionaire Searles Loses By Big Fire
Great Barrington, Jan 2 An early morning fire at a building owned by Edward F Searles the millionaire destroyed property valued at 27000 It originated from the heating apparatus and spread rapidly reducing the structure to a complete wreck The ground floor housed J L Mignery grocer who loses 10000 and Wm Robertson dry goods dealer who estimates 3000 with other occupants loss ranging 300 to 1000 each.
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Great Barrington
Edward F. Searles
J. L. Mignery
Wm. Robertson
Tragic Self Inflicted Wound In Woonsocket
John Boileau a 37 year old provision peddler in Woonsocket Rhode Island slashed his throat with a razor in a fore noon act of despondency linked to illness. He locked himself in a room near the kitchen and stood before a mirror as he cut his throat nearly severing his head from his body. He was restrained by family and survived by a widow two daughters and four sons.
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Woonsocket
R. I
John Boileau
Admiral Sampson Slipping Toward Death
Reports from Washington say Admiral Sampson’s illness progresses slowly toward the end. Medical science cannot halt it. Arterial degeneration signs appear, increasing uncertainty, and the patient grows less tractable and responsive to treatment.
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Washington
Jan
Sampson
Helpeless Paralytic Burned In Salem Fire
In Salem on January 2 Geo. C. Lord a helpless paralytic was badly burned when a fire broke out in his room. Passersby heard the flames, forced entry and carried him out. The financial loss is about 3000 dollars and is insured.
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Salem
Geo. C. Lord
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Erie Voting Trust
James P. Stearns
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Estabrook & Co
George R. Richardson
Prescott National Bank
Richard M. Saltonstall
Gaston, Snow & Saltonstall
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N. P. Hallowell
Frederic E E. Snow
Charles Herbert Watson
Kidder, Peabssy & Company
Antess
Kidder, Peabody &Company
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Wilmot R. Evans
Frederick A. Farrar
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