Stock Market Gains Amid Short Covering Bulls Hold Strong
In New York the market opens with strength and a nascent bull move as heavy short selling over the past two weeks prompts cautious optimism. Investors expect higher prices for St Paul Union Pacific Erie and Amalgamated, with insiders bullish on BRT and Waldorf chatter of gains on Western Union.
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New York
American Tobacco
Baltimore & Ohio
Delaware & Hudson
St. Paul
Atch
Pacific Mail
Southern Pacific
Butte & Boston
Trinity
Rolston & Hooley
Union Pac
Erie
Amalgamated
Atchison
Waldorf
Western Union
Steel Co
Atchison Common
Pac
Shorts
L Tob
Oss
del. & Hud
D. L&w
Erie Rail
Seeeneee
Manhattan
Metropolitan
Mo. Pac
Coos
PBC
Eeee
Cém
Rail
St. L
Pta. i
Texas & Pac
U.S. L
Wabash
Weat Union
Boston
B. BA. Scccerenes
Fitchburg
Mex Central
Mining
Adventure
Atlantic
Bingham
Baltic
Bos. & Mon
Butte & Bos
Cochiti
Cab & Hecla
Eureka
Elm River
N.e.gas & Coke
I’. Co
Railroad and mining stock figures from early 20th century list
A compact excerpt shows values for Nashua and Lowell Railroad Co. Coeur d Alene Mining Co. and related securities with figures like 270 100 6 154% and 106 600. The fragment includes mentions of Lowell Gas Light Co Charlestown Gas and Electric Burlingon and Missouri River Railroad and Republican Valley R R with 6s 1919 and 1918 non oxemic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua and Lowell Railroad Co
Coeur d’Alene Mining Co
Lowell Gas Light Co
Charlestown Gas and Electric Co
Burl
Missouri River Railroad
Republican Valley R. R
Trade gains for American machinery in western France
Consul reports Western France sees rising imports of American reapers mowers and hay rakes with 800 units arriving at Nantes last season American mowers praised for efficiency and rising farm labor prices boosting sales Exhibits of meat choppers prove profitable and other American tools like wringers and saws are valued Bordeaux and Lyons agents note loss of earlier Merenca trade yet strong American goods survive under tariff shields American locomotives credited with fastest rail run between Bordeaux Bayonne in 128 minutes for 423 miles
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Washington
United States
France
Brittain
Nantes
New England
Consul Covert
Lyons
Tourgee
Bordeaux
Bayonne
Advertisers Notified of Courier Ad Appearance
Readers were urged to inform advertisers that their notices appeared in the Courier. The item encourages engagement with local businesses and confirms ad visibility in the newspaper.
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The
Courier
Glidden's Novel Method Lets Elec mobilists Relays Over 450 Miles
Boston Transcript describes Mr. Charles J. Glidden driving two Columbia electrics within fifteen miles of Boston. He details planning routes of 420 miles on thirty fifteen mile segments, battery swaps, rapid recharging at lunch and stations, and an average speed of ten to twelve miles per hour. He notes limited failures and predicts Edison and Exide batteries extend range.
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Charles J. Glidden
Columbia Electrical
Stanhope
Boston
Brother Kills Brother In Accidental Shotgun Shooting
In Poughkeepsie New York on June 3 Harold Green eight years old was shot through the heart and killed almost instantly by accidental discharge of a shotgun held by his ten year old brother Walter. The gun had been borrowed by their father to shoot crows and was left in a hall corner. Harold while playing at war with a toy pistol invited Walter to join. Walter grabbed the gun and the full load tore into Harold's chest.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Harold Green
Pleasant Valley
Walter
Harold
Papa
Tewksbury Citizens Meeting On Railway Franchises
The citizens committee holds a meeting in the town hall tonight to discuss railway franchises. Rev Mr Pierce of the Baptist church in the north part will lead the Tuesday evening meeting of the P B S C EB at the First Congregational church in the centre. Dr Dresser, physician at the State hospital, is critically ill with typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Baptist Church
First Congregational Church
Dresser
State Hospital
Farmer resigns as Tewksbury selectman and Constable Eaton leaves
New by laws in Tewksbury prohibit town officers from selling goods or performing town work, prompting the resignations of Selectman Frank Ti Farmer and Constable George A Eaton. The town loses its lighting contract as Selectman Phelps resigns from a lighting contract and the new man, J M Carr, has not yet started. The by laws trigger a broader review of town offices and contracts, with local reactions and ongoing town business noted.
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Tewksbury
Frank Ti. Farmer
George A. Eaton
Farmer
Selectman
Eaton
Joel F. Phelps
J. M. Carr
Lowell
Farmer the
Grant
Boston & Lynn
Wigsginville
South Lowell
Clovers Social Club Beats Pimo with Strong Pitching
The Clovers Social club defeated the Pimo team of Lowell by 17 to 1 in a five inning game at Wannalandt park on Saturday afternoon. Notable pitching by Henry McCoy for two innings and Thomas J. Larkin for three, with umpire John Morning officiating. A follow up game is arranged for Saturday, June 15.
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Charles CC
Johnson
King’s Block
Alice B. Bailey
Howard's Seminary
West Bridgewater
Jennie M. Livingstone
Reuben Griffin
Howe High
Wilmington’s
Wilmington
Billericas
Warwicks
Lowell
Clovers Social Club
Pimo
Wannalandt Park
Henry McCoy
Clover Club
Thomas J. Larkin
John Morning
Gauthier
McCoy
Larkin
Pope
Lambert
Boynton
McTague
Gray If
Birdsell
Hoyt
Elmo
Sutherland
Hennessey
Merritt
Flemming
Hoar
Redding
Hillsgrove Lf
Tobin
Txsinings
Joseph D. Gauthier
George C. Moore’s Mills
Boston
Unitarian Society Names Shurtleff for Year Pulpit
In Chelmsford the standing committee of the Unitarian society engages Rev. A. D. K. Shurtleff of Boston to fill the pulpit for a year starting Sept. 1. He has served as associate minister at Bulfinch Place chapel and will travel west this summer to California and Oregon. Walter Perham shows signs of typhoid fever. Monthly selectmen session set for next Saturday.
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The
Unitarian Society
A. D. K. Shurtleff
Boston
West
California
Oregon
Walter Perham
Pastor N L Colby Celebrates 23rd Anniversary in Manchester
In Manchester at Merrimac Street Baptist Church Rev N L Colby marked the 23rd year since his arrival. He began his ministry in North Billerica in 1872, then moved to Manchester where the church grew from 145 members to nearly 600 with 630 in Sunday school. Over the year there were 70 additions and two deaths. Music was directed by John A Woods.
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Manchester
Merrimac Street Baptist Church
N. L. Colby
Colby
North Billerica
New Hampshire
John A. Woods
Local Baseball Defeat and Park Events Report
The T. R. and 1's were defeated at Faulkner Park Saturday afternoon by the Wellingtons of Boston by 9 to 2 due to ragged fielding. North Billerica Cricket club beat Roxburys 70 to 25 at Fordway park. Bollington led with 28 not out and Hathaway bowled for the visitors. A reception for returned soldiers was postponed to Monday evening June 10. The Coon club of Billerica Centre held its first dance in town hall Friday evening. The Billerica hoe and Harness Co. also mentioned.
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T. R
Faulkner Park
Wellingtons
Boston
T. Rs
North Billerica Cricket Club
Roxburys
Fordway Park
Bollington
Hathaway
Coon Club
Billerica Centre
Billerica €Hoe and Harness Co
May L Marley obituary of Collinsville girl at age 14
May L Marley aged 14 died at her parents home William and Catherine Marley in Collinsville yesterday morning. She is survived by her parents two brothers John and William and one sister Mrs Thomas Crowley of Lowell.
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May L. Marley
William
Catherine
Collinsville
John
Thomas Crowley
Lowell
Funeral notices from Lowell area churches and cemeteries
Funeral services held for Laura Copeland Mary Crossen and John Flynn with Burials at Edson and Lowell cemeteries. Many relatives and delegations attended with Rev Currier Rev Craig Fr McKenna officiating. Bearers included George Putnam W Sturtevant and others. The Mahoney child drowned in the canal near Jefferson Street bridge.
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Laura J. Copeland
School Street
Mr. Currier
Mt. Vernon Street
Daughters of Liberty
Rathbone Sisters
Pilgrim
William Cox
Molloy
William H. Reed
Chelmsford
Hiller
Lowell Cemetery
Mr. Fisher
Bleakley, Woods, Danforth
Courier-Citizen
Albion Street
Scotland
T. Ford
Andrew W. Mowatt
James Hepburn
James Gemmel
John Geddes
Papa
Robert
John Miller
Willie
May Stevenson
Appleton National Bank
Appleton Bank
M. H. Watton
McKenzie
A. E. Vickery
John Robinson
Leach
Wm. A. Roberts & Co
Edson Cemetery
Florence F. Mahoney
Jefferson Street
St. Patrick's Cemetery
J. Wood
G. Waugh
F. Hannon
E. Flannery
J. Hickey
J. Delehanty
Obituary notices from Berry Bond Marley Smith Halpin Wilson
Obituaries list several residents with dates and ages. Thomas Berry of 63 Jefferson street dies at 53. Jane Bond of Johnson place dies at 57. Mary L. Marley, 14, dies in Collinsville. Rose A. Smith, 33, leaves mother and sister. Alice Halpin, 9 months, dies at 1409 Middlesex street. Laura Wilson, 60, funeral planned with prayers at 11 Race street and services at Worthen Street Methodist church.
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Berry
Jefferson Street
Thomas Berry
Bond
Johnson Place
West Fourth Street
Jane Bond
Varley
Collinsville
Mary L. Marley
Smith
Pleasant Street
Rose A. Smith
Mary
Hailpin
Albert
Margaret
Middlesex Street
Alice Halpin
Wilson
Laura Wilson
Race Street
Worthen Street Methodist Church
Dainty Inexpensive Articles Sold at Mark Down
A sale offers Fancy China Glass and Silverware Jardinieres and Statuary Bric a Brac Lamps Dinner and Tea Sets at 20 to 25 percent below regular value amid the mark down event.
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Stock Market
Co. B
BY R. L. Day
New England Nat. Bank
Neponset National Bank
Canton
Mass
Warren National Bank
Peabody
Mags
Pepperell Mfg. Co
Cocheco
Nashua & Lowell R. R. Co
Boston & Providence R. R. Corp
Rights
Wee
Cambridge Gas Light Co
Security Safe Deposit and Trust
Apa
Tate
Ift & Co
Francis Henshaw & CO
Bright, Sears & Co
B. Sugar Ref. Co
Brooklyn
Clesa. & O
Chas. T. Saul & Co., the
Lowell Opticians
Central St
Nicholas G. Norcross
Central Street
Mr. Glidden
Broadway
Haight & Freese
State ST
Eaton Also
North Chelmsford
Aime Gauthier
Merrimack Street
Lale
Donnell & Gilbride CO
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Streets
Courier-Citizen CO
Tunday
Stanislaus c
F.C. Whitney An Stange
Priscilla Whith
Lillian Lawrence
Edmund Lyons
G. Harrison Hunter
Charles Reigel
Ewis McCord
Jed E. Beane
Anne B
Sutherland Harry R. Roberts
Dallas Tyler
Willard .Ewell
Wadsworth Harris
B. W. Noyes & Co., Proprietors
Everett, Mass
Dr. Lyon
Sweetwater
Bedford Springs
W. R. Sturgis
Manacer
White Mountain
Thompson
C. B. Coburn & Co
Market Street
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