Stock Market Disposition to Sell Evident on Exchange
A marked disposition to sell stocks appeared on the New York stock exchange with declines of a point or more in many issues. St Paul fell from 177% to 174% then recovered to 175%. Union Pacific dropped to 108% and then edged up, while Atchisons and New York Central recovered part of their losses. The Boston market showed dullness with no notable features.
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Stock Exchange
New York
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Atchisons
New York Central
Boston
Masons in Convocation Elect Massachusetts Officers
The Massachusetts Council of Deliberation Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite northern Masonic jurisdiction met in Boston for its 30th annual convocation. Ill. Charles C. Hutchinson welcomed attendees, officers were elected, an memorial to departed brethren was adopted, and a banquet followed the 5:30 close.
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Massachusetts
Charles C. Hutchinson
Supreme Council For
Edward C. Battis
Salem
Allston
Rinaldo B. Richardson
Boston
William L. Davis
Worcester
Grand Hospitaler
Lowell
Walter H. Page
Haverhill
Guard
James 8. Blake
Permanent Fund
St. Hary N. Fisher
Waltham
Oliver A. Roberts
Melrose
Daniel W. Lawrence
Medford
Benjamin W. Rowell
Lynn
John H. Lakin
Grand Sentinel
Theodore H. Emmons
Josiah L. Stewart
Sixth Infantry returns from camp after hot week
The Sixth Infantry under Col. Charles K. Darling returned from camp with Troop F of Chelmsford leading the way. Companies C and G of the Sixth, plus the entire unit, were greeted with cheers at headquarters and along the route. The night featured lively firing and no arrests.
Mortuary report shows week end June 29 1901 figures
Mortuary data lists population 94,969 total deaths 36 among under five 16 infectious diseases 3 acute lung diseases 5 diphtheria 3. Death rate 19.71 for week ending June 29 1901, vs 18.07 and 13.68 in prior two weeks. Infectious diseases tally typhoid fever 1 diphtheria 10 measles 2. Board of Health.
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Board OF Health
Great Show At Fair Grounds Features 63 Performing Horses
Walter L. Main presents a grand fashion plate at the fair grounds this Thursday July 11 showcasing sixty three performing horses in the ring at once. It marks the largest gathering of trained thoroughbreds ever seen and promises an extraordinary display of animal training.
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Walter L. Main
For Sale Fruit Farm Near Lowell Bargain Listing
Pleasant town location near depot schools and churches with post office, 14 acre fruit farm features 9 room house 3 acres of small fruits a large orchard of winter and summer apples pears quinces and more, listed at 2600 apply to T H Elliot 64 Central St.
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Lowell
T. H. Elliot
Central St
Died in hay loft near Fremont Street barn
The body of George Mason, about 42, was found in a hay loft in F. C. Beharrell's Fremont Street barn yesterday afternoon. After examination by Dr. Meigs, the body was moved to W. A. Roberts & Co.'s morgue for autopsy today by Drs. Irish and Meigs. No clear signs of foul play are noted, but investigators may pursue the case after the autopsy. Mason lived at 88 Bridge Street and had worked various odd jobs and possibly struggled with cocaine or opium use.
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George Mason
F. C. Beharrel
Fremont Street
Joseph Peabody
F. C. Beharrell
Beharrell
Bridge Street
Mason
Obituary notices from Lowell area elders and residents
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs. Ann Hayward Meloy a longtime Lowell resident aged 87 at her daughter’s home on Mt Grove Street and Frederic W Blodget an 86 year old former North Chelmsford resident. Abel Hollingworth 64 died of heat at Lowell hospital. Mrs Alice Dunn widow of ex Councillor William A Dunn died at Adams Street home. Newell Ranlett formerly of Lowell dies in Pelham New Hampshire at 51.
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Ann Hayward Meloy
Lowell
Timothy Dempsey
Mt. Grove Street
Meloy
Littleton
Harry Hoar
John H. Meloy
John J. Murray
Chas. Witney
Frances E. Meloy
M. Medermott
Brighton
Mason, N. H
Silas Hoar
Witcomb Hoar
Boxboro
Sarah Dix Warren
Brookfield
Frederic W. Blodget
North Chelmsford
Frederic F
Joseph
Waltham
Boston Road
Smith and
Newell Ranlett
Pelham
N. H
Herbert
Death in Merrimac River Identified as John Brown
The decomposed body of a 45 year old man was found in the Merrimac river near Tyngsboro bridge. Identified by Harkins quarry workers in Chelmsford as John Brown who had worked there briefly last week. He was a Finlander with a demented condition and had recently spoken of a last meal. The body was moved to Weinbeck's ware rooms for identification.
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Tyngsboro Bridge
Irish
Weinbeck
Boston Globe
Harkins
Chelmsford
John Brown
Roberts
Fletcher
Own Home on French Estate in Lowell Promises Easy Reach
J E Conant & Co announces a real estate sale beginning promptly at 4 PM tomorrow on the French estate at Chelmsford and New streets near Westford street. Lot buyers can choose cottage, two family, or larger homes with easy terms and close proximity to work.
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Lowell
Chelmsford
New Streets
Westford Street
J. E. Conant & Co
Accidents on the farm caution with Dr Thomas Electric Oil
Accident risks haunt farm life with cuts stings and sprains. Dr Thomas Electric Oil promises instant relief and safety advice urging owners to keep a bottle on hand for quick pain relief.
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Thomas
Willie’s Ice Cream Soda Trick Stumps Graduate
A college graduate named Willie cannot craft an ice-cream soda without it running down the outside of the glass. The remark highlights a simple, humorous shortcoming despite his education.
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Little Willie
Funeral notices from multiple Chelmsford area cases
A long obituary listing covers numerous funerals and burials in Chelmsford and surrounding towns. It notes services led by various priests, organs and choirs, bearers mostly kin, and burials in St Patrick’s, Catholic cemeteries, or West Chelmsford. Additional death notices include Adams, Ranlett, Grenier, Monette, Berghiaume, and Jette among others with dates in late June and early July.
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Pache Street
Lygia
Theophile
Angelina Jette
Obituary Notices for Tobin Blodget Hollingworth and Others
Obituaries list multiple June deaths including Robert P Tobin 35 in Sixth avenue city Frederic W Blodget 86 North Chelmsford Arel Hollingworth 64 this city Ann Hayward M elo y 88 Mt Grove street Kate A McLaughlin unknown June 30 147 Fayette street and Alice Dunn bir s Adams street
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Tobin
Sixth Avenue
Robert P. Tobin
Blodget
Chelmsford
Frederic W. Blodget
Hollingworth
Arel Hollingworth
Meloy
Mt. Grove Street
Ann Hayward Meloy
McLaughlin
Fayette Street
Kate A. McLaughlin
Dunn
Adams Street
Birs
Alice: Dunn
Painted Stone Water Coolers in Various Sizes
An advertisement lists painted water coolers 6 gallon and 8 gallon capacities with prices ranging from 2.50 to 4.00 dollars. The items are presented without additional product details or brand names.
New Daily Limited Service to Colorado from Chicago
Colorado announces a new daily limited service on the Great Rock Island route with one night out from Chicago to Denver and Colorado Springs. It promises the best connections and convenient arrival times at Manitou, plus cheap summer excursions to Colorado and Utah on select days. Details available from I. L. Loomis at N. E. P. A. 290 Washington Street, Boston.
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Great Rock Island
Chicago
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Utah
I. L. Loomis
Washington Street
Boston
Postum Cereal Co doubles capital to five million
The Postum Cereal Co Ltd of Battle Creek Michigan increased capital stock on June 22 from 37010 to 5,000,000 dollars, with one million preferred at 4 percent. Last dividend was 700 percent on old capitalization, surplus raised. No stock for sale, no changes in directors: C W Post chair, Carroll L Post vice chair, M K Howe treasurer, E L Post secretary. Company focuses on Postum Cereal and Grape Nuts with two new factories under construction.
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Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
C. W. Post
Carroll L. Post
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Curtis B. Roberts
Fourth Street
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Mildred D. Hobart
Bolton Place
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Mary Healey
O’donnell
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Thomas J. Coughlin
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Waufer
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White Mountain
Blizzard Gem
Vador
Brooklyn
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Everett
O'Donnell & Gilbride CO
Nate
Postum Cereal Company
Lowell Steam Carpet Cleaning Works
Weed ST
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G. A. Ghaqwick & CO
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Central Street
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