Stock Market Notes On Coal, Sugar, and Traction Shares
A morning market report notes limited movement with sugar dipping to 145% after 147% and rebounding midday. Atchison common rose near 3 points to 30% while Amalgamated stays strong in copper and Baltic climbs. Insiders remain bullish on Brooklyn Rapid Transit, with Chicago and Morgan buying signals. Concerns arise over Cochiti and Montana Coal and Coke earnings, dividends, and potential influence from Standard Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison Common
Amalgamated
Baltic
Rolston & Hooley
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Chicago
P. O
Southern Pacific
Morgan
Havemeyer
Cochiti
Montana
Standard Oil
Boott Mills Propose Stagnant Dividends Amid Cotton Downturn
The Poott cotton mills directors declare a semiannual dividend at 3 percent unchanged, while a Boston source notes about 2 percent earnings in the last six months with $76,000 spent beyond running costs including $36,000 for land. The broader cotton industry faces weak demand as inventories build, raw cotton and yarns fall in price, and northern mills brace for continuing losses until prices recover, with some curtailing output and only gingham mills showing steadier demand. A regional forecast expects improvement by next fall if cotton prices stabilize and a good crop supports profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poott Cotton Mills
Boston
Boott Cotton Mills
Print cloth industry shows manufacturers gain footing
Fall River reports a shift in the print cloth market with manufacturers gaining ground. Recent meetings indicate mills will not cut prices further, no more coordinated curtailment of production or wage reductions, and the wage issue is dropped, removing labor disturbance concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Cotton Duck Company forms in Trenton June 4
The United States Cotton Duck Corporation announces formation in Trenton New Jersey on June 4 with authorized capital stock details and the plan to commence business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
United States Cotton Duck Corporation
Cotton goods firm formed to handle duck fabric and textiles
An incorporation article states a $50,000,000 capitaI is created to manufacture and trade cotton duck and cotton goods. The incorporators listed are Robert Green of Elizabeth New Jersey Edward M S Miller of New York and Albert C Wells of South Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ital
Robert §. Green
Elizabeth
N. J
Edward M. S. Miller
New York
Albert C. Wells
South Orange
Arbuckle Bros Cut Ten Points in Soft Sugars
New York reports Arbuckle Bros have reduced all soft sugars by ten points. Other refineries have not formally announced a cut but are believed to be applying a tacit reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arbuckle Bros
Mount Hermon School Trustees Meet in East Northfield
Mount Hermon Boys' School held its annual meeting on June 3. Vice president Hon. William H. Haile died and was replaced by H. H. Proctor. The treasurer noted arrears but aims to close the year debt free through fundraising for a permanent endowment. Principal reported 711 students, best enrollment, with 30 trades represented and an average age above 20. Trustees discussed expansions including dining facilities dormitories administration building and library.
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East Northfield
Mass
Mount Hermon Boys’ School
Mount Hermon
William H. Haile
Springfield
H. H. Proctor
Boston
German Citizen Buys Chamberlain Pain Balm for Wife
George Schaub of New Lebanon Ohio, a daily reader of Dayton Volks Zeitung, endorses Chamberlain s Pain Balm after his wife suffered eight weeks of back pain. He reports she felt born anew after a few days and the pain vanished before finishing the bottle, enabling her to resume chores. The liniment is sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schaub
New Lebanon
Ohio
Dayton Volkszeitung
Chamberlain
Roof Shingler Falls In Lawrence Street Accident
John Cassidy fell from a roof while shingling at William Merritt's Lawrence Street home Tuesday afternoon. He was found unconscious and transported to St. John's hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cassidy
William Merritt
Lawrence Street
St. John’s Hospital
Marriage in St Josephs chapel unites Corines Ard and Avraham Grodin
Miss Corines Ard and Mr Avraham Grodin were married on Monday afternoon in the chapel of St Josephs parochial residence. Rev Fr Gagnon performed the ceremony. A reception followed at the bride’s home 198 Tremont Street.
Miss Mae Moran Weds Joseph J John Son at St Michael Parish
Miss Mae Moran daughter of Martin Moran and Joseph J. John son were married Tuesday afternoon by Rev Fr Shaw at St Michael's parochial residence. Margaret Moran served as bridesmaid and Thomas Tobin as best man. Reception followed at 795 Bridge Street with out-of-town guests from Charlestown Roxbury Worcester and Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Moran
Martin Moran
Joseph J. Johnson
Fr. Shaw
St. Michael's
Margaret Moran
Thomas Tobin
Bridge Street
Mary and
Kitty McCarthy
Charlestown
Patrick Moran
Mamie Morgan
Roxbury
McCabe
Worcester
Marriage of David P. Martin and Julia G. Halloren in Quiet Ceremony
David P. Martin, a letter carrier, and Julia G. Halloren, Lincoln school teacher, wed at 9 AM in Immaculate Conception parochial residence. Rev. John Halloran officiated. Attendants were Mary Belle Halloran, Nellie Halloran, and William Martin. Reception for relatives at 646 East Merrimack. Newlyweds to Buffalo then reside at Nesmith and Oak streets corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David P. Martin
Julia G. Halloren
Lincoln School
Immaculate Conception
John Halloran
Cambridge
Mary Belle
Nellie Halloran
William Martin
East Merrimack Street
Mrs. Martin
Buffalo
Nesmith and
Oak Streets
Funeral Notices for Marley and Williams Held Yesterday
The funeral for Mary L. Marley was held at 2 pm from her Collinsville home with many floral tributes. Bearers included Charles and William McCarthy John Harrison Thomas Coleman John Handley and William Bromley. Rev Carney conducted prayers at the Catholic cemetery. Undertaker O'Donnell handled burial. Lara Williams funeral was at 2:30 pm from Worthen Street M E Church with Rev Allen officiating. Church choir sang. Bearers were W H Dorr I Coolidge Kehney and Mr Steves. Burial followed at Edson Cemetery. Undertaker Young supervised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Marley
Collinsville
Charles
William McCarthy
John Harrison
Coleman
John Handley
William Bromley
Carney
O’donnell
Lara Williams
Worthen Street
M. E
Allen
W. H. Dorr
Coolidge
Kehney
Mr. Steves
Edson Cemetery
Young
Obituary Notices from City June Deaths and Funerals
Notices of residents Catherine Brockway Celina Bonville Isaac Lord Erewin Dutton Mary Hood and George Watson with ages and funeral details. Services set at homes churches and chapels. family and friends invited.
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Brockway
Catherine A. Brockway
George Brockway
Joseph Bowers
Wood Street
Bonville
Lavalle Place
Aiken Street
Celina Bonville
Lord
Sawtelle Place
School Street
Isaac Lord
House of Prayer
Walker Street
Dutton
Chelmsford
Eewin BE
Central Baptist Church
Hood
Boston
Mary J. Hood
Edson Chapel
Watson
George Watson
West Street
Fraternal gala set as equity council plans June event
Equity council Springfield schedules a gala night on June 12 to initiate a large class of grand officers. Over 140 candidates have qualified, with more possibles. Grand Trustee A. W. David may attend. J P Maxfield Circle 9 will host a strawberry supper and entertain ment with members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity Council
Springfield
Equity
A. W. David
Boston
Memorial Day in North Reading and Local Ball Game
Mrs. Thomas Eaton died Wednesday May 29. Memorial day exercises included veterans and townspeople marching to cemeteries with prayers and speeches at I M hall. W W Cleary and son visited. J B McLane workers played blacksmiths and painters on Upton field, blacksmiths winning 14 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Eaton
Sons of Veterans
Firemen
N. R. and M. Brass Band
I. M. Hall
W. W. Cleary
Strawberry festival at Unitarian vestry in Chelmsford
The Unitarian society holds its annual strawberry festival in the vestry on Wednesday evening the 12th with a short musical entertainment. Unclaimed letters at the post office dated June 4 include Miss Gussie Black Caroline L. George Lamont Henley Rodney Jackson Miss Emma Lyons George Newbold Wm. E. Roberts Harvey Smith Frank A. Spaulding Dugene V. St. V. Sargent Mrs. H. M. Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Unitarian Society
Gussie Black
Caroline L. George
Lamont Henley
Rodney Jackson
Emma Lyons
George Newbold
Wm. E. Roberts
Harvey Smith
Frank A. Spaulding
Dugene V. St. V. Sargent
H. M. Wright
Baby care in warm weather and milk guidance
Medical guidance from George Thomas Parker in Good Housekeeping outlines cow milk feeding for infants without breast milk, stressing herd milk, sterilization, rapid cooling, and early feeding. It advises against tea coffee patent foods and strict summer hygiene, sponge baths, minimal clothing, and regular exercise for babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerseys
Alderneys
Trinity Diet Kitchen
Chicago
George Thomas Parker
Annual Remnant Dimities Sale Announced by Pollard & Co
Friday morning the 7th instant Pollard and Co offer 15000 yards of remnants and half nieces of fine domestic dimities organ dies and figured lawns in season's popular styles and four qualities worth 12 44c to 17c a yard, yet sold at 7c with past years prices. Display in Palmer street window and sale in Centre aisle Palmer street entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Street
A. G. Pollard & CO
Tragic Family Curse Leaves Three Sons Blind in Maine
In Kennebunk Beach Maine a somber note emerges as John Littlefield loses three sons to total blindness, each striking 27 years old, a coincidence that shadows a family in a seaside town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennebunk Beach
John Littlefield
Old Ladies' Home Board Meeting Scheduled
The regular meeting of the board of patrons of the Old Ladies' home will be held Thursday afternoon, June 6, at 3 o'clock.
Gibson birth announced for 85 Eleventh Street
Birth notice from a local paper reports the arrival of a daughter in the Gibson family. The child is born to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gibson, residing at 85 Eleventh Street, with June as the birth month.
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Stock Market
New England
Venner
Amalgamated Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Cochiti Co
Jersey City
Coram
Lowell
Co. B
Chas. T. Saul & Co., the
Lowell Opticians
Central St
Nicholas G. Norcross
Central Street
Bright, Sears & Co
New York Market
Am.Sugar Ref. Co
A ‘Obacco
Atchison
Chesa. & Wtenee
West
D. L
Moro Volta
M. K. & Ational
W York
West End
Aeeeee Coy
Seereee One
Atlantic
Ingham Ois
Heolds One
Cotton Duck Company
DR. Williams
Crawfordsville, Inc
Disratcn
N.Y
W.D
Everett W. Fisu
M.D
Melrose Highlands
Igor
W. N. Knowtton
F. A. Williams
Boylston St
Williams
Mount Hermon School
Broadway
Haight & Freese
State ST
Grodin—Savard
Johnson
Moran
Martin—Halloran
Arcanum
J. P. Maxfield
Ivy Hands
J. E Smith
Harold Frost
Jessie Smith
Garfield Colony
Bay State Colony
North Reading
Ton O Crawford
Crawford
Walker & Pratt Mfg. Co
A. BE. O'Heir & CO
Merrimack
OLD Ladies’ Home
Taxvis
Ietca
Nebo
Seelions
Desers
United States
Hacleans
Pouisnes
Wats
Derry & Bigelow
Temple Place
A. G Pollard & CO
Merrimack, Palmer and Middle Sts
Harrison
House Paints
C. B. Coburn & CO
Narket Street
Courier-Citizen CO
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