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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1902

Page

7

Stock Market Upturn Amid Broad Weakness

In Boston and New York trading opened weak with prices near or below previous closes. Amalgamated Copper and Sugar showed stubborn strength while many leading issues slid. later the market rallied to hover around yesterday’s levels as some top stocks recovered and rail and utility issues mixed.

Amalgamated and Sugar Boston Amalgamated Mass Mohawks Michigan Osceola Parrott Trinity U. S Utah Cochiti Dominion Coal Mexican Central Erie Telephone New York Amalgamated Copper Atchison Baltimore and Ohio Brooklyn Transit Erie Louisville and Nashville Manhattan Missouri Pacific Norfolk and Western New York Central Ontario and Western Pennsylvania Reading St. Paul Sugar Southern Southern Pacific Union Pacific United States Steel Steel Western Union U. S. Steel People’s Gas Baltimore Ohio St. Louis San Francisco Delaware and Hudson Lackawanna National Biscuit United States Express Rock Island

Erie Telephone stock and cotton futures report

The piece notes Erie Telephone preferred at 864 bid and common at 27, with cotton futures opening firm across months from January 7.69 to October 7.62. It mentions adjournment of National Hide and Leather bank stockholders meeting to January 29 to address liquidation, plus Boston exchange notice removing Erie Telephone trust certificates from the list and accepting receipts for delivery. It also covers Montana Supreme Court actions involving Judge Clancy and F Augustus Heinze, and a review hearing set for next Friday. A Boston writer cites Erie Telephone value, with 5s when issued around 1003 to 101, and common at 27 1/4. A hypothetical purchaser of Erie stock notes potential holdings after a $25 assessment per share.

Lord The Boston Stock Exchange Erley Telephone Trust National Shawmut Bank Wm. Clancy F. Augustus Heinze Supreme Court of Montana Heinze Anaconda Butte Supreme Court Boston Erie

Banquet Planned for Leslie Shaw by Grant Club

Des Moines January 8. Arrangements for a large banquet honoring Leslie M. Shaw on his return from Washington are nearly complete. The Savoy will host about 350 prominent guests from across the state, limited to men. Governor Cummins will be toastmaster with a reception committee of roughly 100 led by ex-Gov. Frank D. Jackson of Des Moines.

Des Moines Iowa Grant Club Leslie M. Shaw Washington A. B. Cummins Frank D. Jackson

Shaw to Iowa Governor Shaw plans in Washington Chicago

Gov. Shaw of Iowa, recently named secretary of the treasury, is in Chicago en route home from Washington. He says little about plans beyond personal movements and will take the oath January 25. He accepts a Feb. 7 address on The Commerce and Industries of the West.

Chicago Gov. Shaw Iowa Secretary of the Treasury Washington Union League Club Cummins Shaw Gage West

Montreal Society Shocks Over Sister Hilda Cudlip Marriage

Miss Hilda Cudlip, famed Montreal beauty and Sister of the Sacred Order of St. Margaret, plans to wed R P Montague Davey, Dominion Bridge Works manager. The couple's romance grew during her years at the Montreal hospital home, leading to her departure from the order to marry.

Montreal Hilda Cudlip R. P Montague Davey Dominion Bridge Works Hilda Davey Sister Hilda

Austrian Captain on Trial for Revealing Secrets

Vienna January 7. The trial of Capt Carina of the Austrian cavalry began behind closed doors. Labeled the Austrian Dreyfus, he faces charges of divulging military secrets to France and allegedly receiving 2000 pounds. He pleaded not guilty and asserted he never possessed the information.

Vienna Carina Autrian Dreyfus France

Waterville Mason Tenders Seek Pay Increase

The Waterville Maine mason tenders through their union demand higher wages with first class mortar mixers at 1.85 dollars per day and stone and had carriers at 1.66 dollars per day. They seek the raise to take effect April 1 next.

Waterville

Drowned while skating near Skowhegan river

Skowhegan Maine January 7 Ralph Baile y eleven son of Willis Railey broke through thin ice on the Kennebec river while skating last night and drowned. The body was not recovered.

Skowhegan Ralph Bailey Willis Railey Kennebec

Great sale at Shanley and Co

Advertises a Thursday morning sale at Shanley and Co offering a nice black or colored dress pattern at half its value. Mentions a minister's belief that if women could propose marriage men would often say yes.

Shanley & Co

New Bedford Cashier Townsend Admits $35,000 Shortage

Townsend, cashier of the Bristol County National Bank, admits misappropriating about 35000 over two years. He says losses stemmed from cotton futures and other speculations and that restitution will cover the deficit as directors state the bank’s resources remain intact. Townsend waives examination and awaits jail transfer.

New Bedford Townsend Bristol County Bank of Taunton Associated Press Ewer Boston New York Lowell

Embezzler Townsend jailed on $20,000 bail

In New Bedford on January 8 Harry H. Townsend, the Taunton bank cashier accused of embezzlement, was arraigned before Commissioner Goodspeed. He pleaded not guilty and waived examination. Bail was set at $20,000 but he could not furnish it and was committed to the New Bedford jail.

New Bedford Harry H. Townsend Taunton Goodspeed

Congress Takes Up Canal Proposition In House Debate

Washington jan 7 large attendance as house opens debate on the nicaragua canal bill made a ten day special order. cooper of wisconsin introduces a philippines civil government bill beginning jan 1 1904 with a president appointed governor two house legislature and filipino commissioners to Washington. Hepburn argues for a single president authority and government run canal. references failed private Panama venture and potential sale offer. Senate adjourns to allow Foraker wedding attendance.

Washington Tenday House Cooper Wisconsin Hcuse Philippines Lodge War Department Philippine Commission Commission Ower House House of Delegates Islands Grosvenor Oh’o Hepburn (Jr Atlantic Pacific Hepburn Walker Commission United States Parama Canal Company To al McDermott N. J Panama Company D Saes Panama Hoburn Colombia Senate Senator Foraker Ohio Miss Foraker Morris Minn Panama Canal Nicaragua

Army Bills Do Not Alter General Organization of Military

Washington January 7 Representative Hull head of the House military affairs committee said there will be no move this session to revise the army’s general organization or to enact broad legislation affecting the force. He noted several special measures will be proposed, including posts for assembling camps and retirements per War Department recommendations, but the overall structure will be left alone.

Washington Hull House Committee On Military Affairs Congress Tharmy Army Board War Department

Senate panel sends reciprocity pacts to subcommittee

Washington January 7 the Senate foreign relations committee referred the reciprocity treaties to a subcommittee of Cullom Foraker Spooner and Bacon to determine their legal status. The panel noted that the Dingley law time limit may have expired before operability and will verify extensions for compliance. This was the first meeting under Chairman Cullom, who urged prompt handling and referred items to subcommittees or investigations for report.

Washington Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Messrs Cullom Foraker Spooner Bacon

Senate naval panel to hear Pacific submarine cable plan

Washington January 7 The Senate committee on naval affairs met today and will hear the Commercial Cable company at its next session on January 14 regarding the project for building a Pacific submarine cable.

Washington Senate Committee On Naval Affairs Commercial Cable Company

Senate examines Isthmian canal ties in antimonopoly move

In Washington on January 7 the Senate heard a Morgan resolution seeking inquiry into alleged links between the Panama Canal Company and other transit firms. The senator denounced the relations as a wicked monopoly costing Pacific coast residents millions. He cited Panama Canal control of the Panama Railroad and agreements with US railroads and the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.

Washington Nicaragua Panama Senate Morgan Committee On Inter-Oceanic Canals Trans-Continental Railroad United States Canada Panama Canal Company Pacific Coast Panama Canal Co Panama Railroad Pacific Mail Steamship Co

Dainty Garments Promotes Luxury at Low Prices

OF is now in full swing at our store. Dainty Garments offer temptingly priced real luxury at little prices. Garments representative of superiority targeted at a careful discriminating trade and distinguished for the excellent combination that meets prudent customers' approval.

Garments Divided Into Three Lots in Sale

Short Coats 3 to 4 lengths and Newmarkets sorted into three lots. Garments that sold ten and twelve fifty were marked down. Auction notes indicate progressive reductions to clear remaining stock. Buyers learned available items included coats in varying sizes and styles.

Inauguration of Rhode Island Governor Kimball and Senate

Governor Charles Dean Kimball was sworn in in Providence before state and municipal officials and the Rhode Island Supreme Court. He delivered a conservative annual message urging constitutional veto power for the governor and early revision of divorce laws. The House elected Col. James Harmington of East Providence as speaker.

Providence R. 1 Supreme Court Charlies Dean Kimball Rhode Island Capitol White White, Gov. Kimball Narragansett Hotel State Capitol Gov. Kimball General Assembly House Col Jams Harmington East Providence

Nashua Woman Dies at 101 in New Hampshire

Nashua New Hampshire January 7 old age weakness cited as cause for death of Mrs Lydia M Harris aged 101 native of Nashua She leaves two children from a second marriage The notice also includes a testimonial about Chamberlains Cough Remedy from James Prendergast Amato Bay Jamaica noting it helped prevent pneumonia and is sold by all druggists.

Nashua N. H Lydia M. Harris Chamberlain James Prendergast Amato Bay Jamaica West India Islands

Larcenies and Trials Highlight Manchester Court Session

The Manchester court dealt with multiple cases including O Donnell and Gilbride facing larceny charges with a continued date of Jan 17, accused by Capt. Kew in Market Street. George Kennedy pleaded guilty to stealing his daughter's watch, drunkenness sent him to the State farm. Charles and Kate Herman pleaded not guilty to stealing eggs bacon utensils and coal. man found not guilty but woman held with a $1.20 fine. The court ruled police commissioners must elect a chief of police to enforce liquor laws. writ of mandamus issued. supreme court action stalled. Chief Justice Blodgett noted no emergency justified bypassing regular order.

Kew Market Street George B. Kennedy Arthur Street State Farm Charles Kate Herman McIlwain Manchester Peaslee Supreme Court Blodgett

Minnehaha Quarantine Notice After Possible Smallpox Case

The Atlantic liner Minnehaha, arriving from New York December 28, is detained near Gravesend due to a crew member suspected of smallpox. Passengers were landed at Tilbury, the ship will dock tomorrow, and a Derby colt Nassuri tium and Peg Woffington, aboard Minnehaha, are in good condition and will travel to Newmarket by special train once ashore.

London New York River Thames Gravesend Tilbury Wmn. C. Whitney Derby Nasturtium Peg Woffington Newmarket

Supreme Court Hearing Sought in Woodbury Case

In Concord New Hampshire January 7 the defense asks for an immediate hearing in Attorney General v Woodbury. Attorney General Eastman opposes claiming not ready to argue the case and the judges cease.

Concord N. H Supreme Court Today Woodbury Eastman

Yellow Jackets and Special Honors Granted

London reports an imperial edict granting yellow jackets to Wuan Shi Kaviceroy of Chi Li and to Tsen Chu Hsuan governor of Shan Li for protecting the court’s flight from Pekin. Both officials may ride on horseback in the Forbidden City.

London Pekin Wuan Shi Ka Chi Li Tsen Chu Hsuan Shan Li Forbidden City

Lockwood mills resume full operation after freshet repairs

Waterville Maine January 7 for the first time since the December freshet every department of the Lockwood mills here is in operation. Following the freshet nearly the entire plant was closed for several days and since that time repairs have been made as rapidly as possible with machinery in each department started when conditions permitted.

Waterville Lockwood Mills

Dress Hirings and Dress Findings At Shanley Sale

Thurs day morning Shanley and Co great sale offers dresses, findings, and prices that will astonish shoppers at the new clearance event.

Shanley & Co

The Kind You Have Always Bought Across Ages

A fragmented OCR style notice references the familiar phrase The Kind You Have Always Bought and names Astoria and TORITA in a garbled retail or trademark context, suggesting an old advertisement or label phrase. The text hints at a product or brand lineage without clear dates or organizations.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Stock Market Boston Market New York Market Stock Exchange South Africa the Tribune Lord Mrosebery Cecil Rhodes Menmore Paris Rhodes National Hide and Leather Bank Wall St Haicut & Freese Bway Hildreth Nicholas G. Norcross Central Street Lowell, Mass SEC. Shaw Dreyfus the Development Company of America American Finance and Trust Company Park Row New York City N.Y Faces Music Smith Swift Bristol County National Bank Seth T. Cushman Joseph E. Wilbur WM. E. Walker Thomas L Church Herbert M. Staples Abbott F. Lawrence John H. Eldridge Enos D. Williams Frederick S. Hall Cushman Charles Street Fall River Harry Townsend Hood Preraren Sy C. I, Hood CO Isthmian Canal Commission Pacific Cable Matter Theatas Bercuam St. Helens Eng Canal Street O'Donnell & Gilbride Co America Arthur S. Lelayd N. Y Boston Stock Exchanges Broad Street Exchange Building James M. Abbott Telephone Kimball Merrimack, Palmer and Middle Streets Dimodana English Landing New Hampshire Case of Manchester Sears the Astoria Torita Ulitk
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