Stock Market Buoyancy Amid Steel and Rail Rally
The market closed strong with railroads leading gains as Northern Pacific panic fades. Stocks like Baltimore & Ohio, Rock Island, Missouri Pacific, Atchison, and New York Central rose, while steel and copper sectors advanced. bankers report mixed liquidity and forecasts point to continued resilience. Morgan's upcoming voyage to England sparks expectations of steadier steel activity, with dividend prospects shaping near term prices.
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Northern Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Rock Island
Missouri Pacific
Atchison
New York Central
St. Paul
Lil
Amalgamated
Trinity
Bingham
Tamarack
New York
Sugar Kel. Co
Am Tobacco
Oome&s
Erie
Manhatta
Metropolit
Mo. Ac Ll
M. Ke &T
Bilg M. K. & T. Td
New York En
BAG Bi
Pac. Il
Penn Air
Eople’a Gus
Ullman
Pac. Seeeee
Ry. Cim
Rail
Pla
Panenese
F As & ‘Ac
Inon
Union
Steel
Leaer
U.8
Biseneee
West Union
Euston
Be & Ain Ccs
Teres
Mex Central
Utah
Wolverine
Erie Telaesees
N.E
Coke
N.e.gas & Coxe
T. Co
Name Its Victory June by Arthur Colton Verse
A fragment from Arthur Colton in the June Atlantic portrays a chosen path through hardship toward life and triumph. It contrasts March mire with May ascent and culminates in declaring victory named June.
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Arthur Colton
Atlantic
To Buffalo Excursion Starts June Seventeen
Mooney conducts a Pan American excursion from Middlesex street station Lowell. A seven day tour with Pullman service both ways costs only 44 dollars. Those interested should book at once and request circulars or a personal interview with Conductor A J Mooney. Telephone 178.
Peace at Last in Northern Pacific Pact
Northern Pacific factions reach a final amicable agreement ending a notable Wall Street battle. Terms of the new pact were not disclosed, with statements noting harmony and a board composition favoring Morgan interests. Company leaders and financiers acknowledged settlement, while speculation swirled about Union Pacific representation on the board.
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New York
Northern Pacific Railroad
Wall Street
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific Board
J. P. Morgan
Louis A. Heinsheimer
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Jacob H. Schiff
James J. Hill
Union Pacific Board
Tremont Theatre Spring Season Shines in Boston
The Tremont Theatre in Boston enjoys a prosperous spring season as The Wooing of Priscilla charms audiences filling the house. Author Stange and Manager Whitney reap evident praise and reward for labor and enterprise as early shortcomings are corrected and the piece grows into a graceful and entertaining banner. The production now seems headed for standard dramatic success.
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Tremont Theatre
Boston
Priscilla
Stange
Whitney
Trade Review Highlights Weather and Cotton Market Movements
Sunny weather needed to enliven business as cotton rises despite large receipts and slow trade reports. Weekly Bradstreet summary notes unseasonable conditions dampening retail and agricultural activity, with optimism for warm forcing weather. Textile prices steady, print cloths cut, and late crop prospects show acreage potentially up 5 to 10 percent.
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R. G. Dun & Co
New England
Philadelphia
New York
Bradstreet
Fall River
Bessemer
Obituary of Edward C Phelps in Texas
Edward C Phelps age 27 died instantly near Ben Arnold Texas when struck by a passenger train while walking on a railroad track with a companion. He was born in this city educated here attended Lowell High School and is survived by his parents in Chesham New Hampshire two sisters Mrs Robert P Hayward of Keene New Hampshire and Miss Alice L Phelps and many relatives. His remains were buried at Ben Arnold and will be moved to Lowell.
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Edward C. Phelps
Ww. P. Phelps
Ben Arnold
Texas
Mr. Phelps
Lowell
Phelps
Lowell High School
Chesham
N. H
Robert P. Hayward
Keene, N. H
Alice L. Phelps
Funeral services for two local figures detailed
The funeral for Michael Rock occurred yesterday from Undertaker O'Donnell with burial in a Catholic cemetery. William Garrity, a Lowell Nashua railway conductor, was honored at his home, St Michael's church, and graveside with a 150-strong procession of uniform street railway men. The American band led the march, and services included Pie Jesu and Largo.
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Michael Rock
O’donnell
William Garrity
Lowell and
Nashua
Lynn & Boston Street Railway Company
Fulton Street
St. Michael's Church
Webster
Boland
Thomas P. Boulger
Nano Gallagher
Court City
Lowell
F. of A
Street Railway
Walter Hickey
William Hayes
William Shields
Geo. Small
Patrick H. Boland
Lynn and
Print Cloth Market Sags as Demand Falters in Fall River
Fall River reports 200000 total print cloth sales for the week with 150000 odds and regulars. Makers anticipated a rebound after a price cut but buyers held back, prompting curtailment fears and possible mill shutdowns during the summer. The piece also promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver tablets and announces fishing gear at Thompson Hardware Co.
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Fall River
Chamberlain
Multiple Obituaries Notice in City
In this city memorial notices dated May 31 list Laura J Copeland age 40 at 586 School Street funeral Sunday 2 p m. Robert Stevenson 42 Albion Street funeral Sunday 2 pm. Addison Putnam funeral Monday 2 pm private burial. Mary Crossen 55 years 8 months 26 days funeral Sunday 2 pm 173 Chapel Street. Ed win A Griffin 85 years nine months funeral Sunday 2 30 pm from J E Griffin residence Astle Street near Wamesit. Relatives and friends invited.
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Copeland
School _ street
Laura J
Charles St. Copeland
School Street
Stevenson
Albion Street
Robert Stevenson
Putnam
Addison Putnam
Crossen
Mary Crossen
Chapel Street
Griffin
Lowell General Hospital
Edwin A. Griffin
J. E. Griffin
Astle Street
Wamesit
Fruit Farm For Sale In Lowell Area Nine Room House
For sale a 14 acre fruit farm near Lowell with depot schools churches and post office nearby. It has 9 large rooms a 3 acre small fruit area and a large orchard of winter and summer apples pears quinces and other fruits. A prime location and bargain at 2600 dollars. Apply to T. H. Elliott 64 Central St.
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Lowell
T. H. Elliott
Central St
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Henry Clews & Co
Stock Exchange
Corey, Milliken & Co
England
Mr. Morgan
U. S
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State Street
Goston
Investment Securities
Nicholas G. Norcross
Central Streat
Seem
Bright, Sears & Co
Buffalo
Haight & Freese
Broadway
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Fouth Avenue
Pittsburg
Main Street
Worcester
F. St
N. W
Washington
Guardian Trust Bidg
Baltimore
Haight & Freese CO
Telephone
Chas. T. Saul & Co
THE
Lowell Opticians
Dorcas Temple
Rathbone Sisters
Laura J. Copeland
Ella Maynard
Glidden, S M
Trade Review
Bond
Brooklyn Edison
Ohio
Evans
Terre Haute
Iowa
Cen. Ry. Co
Cen. Ry Co
Louis
N. A
Chic
Ind
Missouri Pacific Trust
Minn
Elec
Mob
Montgomery Div
Rio Grande Western
St. L
Iron Mt. & So
Spencer, Trask
Pine Street
State St
Albany
N.Y
Creamthy
Print Cloth Review
Thompson Hardware Co
Amalgamated Copper
Rubber
Evie
Mobile
Pany Norse
Sawyer Carriage Repair
Sunnyside
Lowell, Miass
E. M. Slayton Co
A. G. Pollard
Bulletin of
Sorosis
McCall’s Bazar
A. G. Pollard & CO
Merrimack, Palmer and Middle Sts
Derby & Morse
Widdie Star
Mercantile Printing
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