Market activity mixed as Amalgamated copper shifts agenda
Stock dealings opened reasonably large with no standout feature. Amalgamated Copper facing management dispute. a two installment assessment of six dollars per share proposed by Adventure directors. Cochiti mine insider interview touts patience and rising ore values. mill capacity 750 tons monthly, potential profits boost stock value. American Woolen to enlarge Assabet mills with half a million dollar spend and potential market improvement for shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochiti
Treasury
American Woolen Company
Rock Island approves $10 million stock issue plan
The Rock Island line disclosed a new stock issue of $10,000,000 to stockholders at par in a one-for-five ratio. New shares to be paid by July 1, and rights on closing price are expected to be about $12 per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolston & Hooley
Bank of England
Gould
Erie
Reading
Pennsylvania
Brooklyn
Chicago & Alton
Atchison
Rock Island
United States Cotton Duck company organized in New York
A meeting in New York elected directors for the United States Cotton Duck corporation including Davies Warfield Brinkerhoff Turner Lehman Wellington Cromwell Hooper Jenkins Oliver Carroll Turner Hooper Parr Park Barnard Cromwell Zars Sheridan and Gran. Authorized capital is 59 million dollars with 25 million preferred and 25 million common stock. Initial issue planned as 16.1 million preferred and 10 million common. The company absorbed Mount Vernon Woodberry Cotton Duck via stock ownership or direct purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Cotton Duck Corporation
Davies Warfield
Baltimore
B. A. Brinkerhoff
Spencer Turner
Sigmund Lehman
Wm. H. A Wellington
Boston
Richard Cromwell
James B. Hooper
Michael Jenkins
Charles K. Oliver
David H. Carroll
Thomas M. Turner
Theodore Hooper
Henry A. Parr
Trevor L. Park
James M. Barnard
la Grange
Gasink Cromwell
Horace S. Zars
E. P. Carpenter
Manchester
N. H
G. K. Sheridan
Newco
Robert S. Gran
Elizabeth
U. S. Cotton Duck Corporation
Mount Vernon- Woodberry Cotton Duck Company
Bond Offerings From New York and Beyond
Bond offerings listed include Brooklyn Edison first 4s Ches, Ohio R. & A. Div first cent 4s Evans Terre Haute first Congo 6s Iowa Central Railway first Congo 6s Iowa Central Railway first 5s Louisville Nashville & Chiouri Ind Div first 6s Mexican Central Railway Congo 4s Missouri Pacific Trust 5s Minnesota General Electric first Congo 5s Mobile Ohio Montgomery Div first 5s Rio Grande Western first 4s St Louis Iron Mountain & Southern Refd 4s. Read at 27 29 Pine Street and 65 State Street Albany New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Edison
Ches
Ohio
Evans
Terre Haute
Iowa
Ry. Co
Ry Co
Louis
N. A
Chio
Montgomery
St. L
Iron Mt. & So
State St
Albany
N.Y
New York
United States Cotton Duck plans large scale textile merger
The new corporation will operate under contract with option to purchase several mills including Stark mills in Manchester New Hampshire La Grange mills in La Grange Georgia Hogansville Mfg Co in Hogansville Georgia and West Point Mfg Co Lanetto Dye Works and Leachery Riverdale Mfg Co all of West Point Georgia United States Cotton Duck Corp will run 400000 spindles producing nearly all heavy and most light ducks and nearly all high belting and hose ducks in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark Mills
Manchester
N. H
la Grange Mills
la Grange
Hogansville Mfg. Co
Hogansville
New Corporation
West Point Mfg. Co
Lanetto Dye Works and Leachery
Riverdale Mfg. Co
West Point
Ida
United States Cotton Duck Corporation
Morgan tipped to steer Atchison directory gains
New York dispatch says Mr. Steel’s election to the Atchison directory signals J Pierpont Morgan will be a ruling factor in the company. A source claims Morgan and Pennsylvania interests hold a majority of the common stock valued at 102 million dollars and may pool their holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Mail & Express
Steel
Atchison Directory
J. Pierpont Morgan
Atchison
Morgan
Pennsylvania
Attorney seeks injunction over Amalgamated Copper stock plan
New York June 5 Flowel McGee attorney appeared before Vice Chancellor Stevens in Jersey City to halt Amalgamated Copper's planned special meeting. He seeks an injunction to stop the company from increasing capital stock to absorb Boston and Montana and Butte and Boston companies at tomorrow's session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Flowel McGee
Stevens
Jersey City
Amalgamated Copper Company
Boston & Montana
Butte & Boston
Emerson and McManus Tie On At St Patrick’s Parish
In a recorded ceremony yesterday at St Patrick's parish residence James Emerson wed Bridgett McManus, two noted city youths. Rev Fr Walsh officiated as Jennie McGuire attended the bride and Joseph Trenant served as best man. A reception followed at the bride’s parents' home with many wedding gifts presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Church
James Emerson
Bridgett. McManus
Walsh
Jennie McGuire
Joseph Trenant
Edward McGovern and Nel lie Scully Wed at St Patrick’s Church
Edward McGovern and Nel lie Scully were married yesterday afternoon at five o'clock in St Patrick's Church by Rev Father Walsh. Miss Catherine Scully served as bridesmaid and Mr Charles Scully was best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McGovern
Nellie Scully
Fr. Walsh
St. Patrick’s Church
Catherine Scully
Charles Scully
Marriage in St Stephen's Boston by Rev Willian
A wedding took place on June 1 at St Stephen's church in Boston. Rev W M Willian officiated as Albertine I Harrison of Lowell, daughter of Mr Bertram Harrison, became Mrs. Albertine Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephen's Church
Boston
W. M. Willian
Albertine I, Harrison of
Lowell
Bertram Harrison
Kennedy and Brytt Tie The Knot At Immaculate Conception
At the parochial residence of the Immaculate Conception church yesterday Thomas Kennedy and Miss Margaret Brytt were united in marriage. Rev. Fr. Dorgan performed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception Church
Thomas Kennedy
Margaret Brytt
Fr. Dorgan
Bell and Rolt Wed at Rev Ford’s Residence
Mr George Bell and Miss Mary A Rolt were married at 7 oclock last evening by Rev Smith T Ford at his home on School street. Miss Nellie Rolt acted as maid of honor and Mr How ell served as best man. A reception followed at the couple’s future home at 30 Burnside street with many handsome wedding gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bell
Mary A Rolt
Smith T. Ford
School Street
Nellie Rolt
Howell
Bell
Burnside Street
Lowell Couple Wed At Central M E Church
Mr. Allen J. Denio and Miss Annie Stewart of Lowell were married yesterday at six in the evening by Rev. George H. Clarke at his residence, with Miss Tillie M. Moore as bridemaid and Mr. George A. Blake as best man. A reception followed at 323 Lawrence Street, the couple's future home, with numerous valuable gifts reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen J. Denio
Annie Stewart
Lowell
George H. Clarke
M. E. Church
Tillie M. Moore
George A. Blake
Holt and Purcell Tie at St Patrick's Parochial Residence
George S Holt and Mary J Purcell were married yesterday afternoon at St Patrick's parochial residence by Rev Fr Walsh. Richard Bray served as best man and Mary A Fife was bridesmaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Holt
Mary J. Purcell
St. Patrick’s
Fr. Walsh
Richard Bray
Mary A. Fife
Hill and Parker Wed at 81 Rock Street
Mr Frederick D Hill and Miss Lara E Parker united in marriage on Wednesday at 3 pm at 81 Rock Street with Rev F Allison Currier officiating Miss Gertrude Abbott attended as bridemaid and Frederick Cudworth served as best man A wedding supper followed and the couple planned a honeymoon to Lake Champlain They will reside at 81 Rock Street after returning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick D. Hill
Lara E. Parker
Rock Street
F. Allison Currier
Gertrude Abbott
Frederick Cudworth
Suit to halt transfer of Boston & Montana stock
In Boston on June 5 the C H Venner company filed in the supreme court to stop Kidder Peabody Co from transferring Boston Montana Copper and Silver Mining stock held with them to Amalgamated Copper. Judge Knowlton issued an order of notice returnable June 11 for defendants to show cause why an injunction should not issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Boston
John Maginnis
Butte & Boston
Boston & Montana
Amalgamated
C. H. Venner Company
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Boston & Montana Copper and Silver Mining Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
Knowlton
Funeral for Sarah F. Hall Held at 66 Nichols Street
Funeral services for Sarah F. Hall were held yesterday at 3 PM from her residence at 66 Nichols Street. Rev. Crossett conducted the rites, with Mrs. Blair and Miss Twiss of Lawrence singing. Bearers were W. E. Douglas, W. C. Mayberry, J. B. Lesner, and Mr. Flanders. burial followed at Edson Cemetery, under Undertaker Young, with J. F. O'Donnell in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Walker
J. F. O'Donnell
Sarah F. Hall
Nichols Street
Edson Cemetery
Undertaker Young
Mr. Crossett
Blair
Miss Twiss
Lawrence
W. E. Douglas
W. C. Mayberry
J. B. Lesner
Mr. Flanders
Bull-In Billerica obituary notes mercy and survivors
The obituary highlights Bull In Billerica and James Mercy aged 89. She is survived by two sons Sydney E and John E both of Billerica.
Barker to visit Elgin lodge on June 6th
Dorchester’s Edward A. Barker of Fraternal D. D. G. W. will make an official fraternal visit to Elgin lodge No. 166 N E O P on Thursday evening June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Barker
Dorchester
Elgin Lodge
Rail leader denies Morgan control of Santa Fe interest
New York on June 5 E P Ripley president of the Atchison said in reaction to election day rumors that neither J P Morgan nor the Pennsylvania company had any interest in controlling the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe property. He stated there is not the slightest indication of such a desire and doubted the rumors' foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atchison
Tupper and Barnfather Wed at St Anne’s Church
Mr. Frederick E Tupper and Miss Jennie A Barnfather married at St Anne's church on Wednesday afternoon. Emma Hamel was bridesmaid and H Waite best man. A reception followed at Mrs Brig ham's home at 27 Wilson street. The couple plan to reside there after a wedding trip and will be at home after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E.tupper
Jennie A. Barnfather
St. Anne’s Church
Emma Hamel
H. Waite
Brigham
Wilson Street
Mrs. Tupper
Lady Franklin council notes officers for next term
The Lady Franklin council of the D of L held a well attended meeting at Pythian hall on Wednesday evening. Officers for the next term were nominated, and a vote of condolence was tendered to the family of the late sister Laura Copeland, a longtime council worker whose presence will be missed by all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Franklin Council
D. of L
Pythian Hall
Laura Copeland
Copeland
Council
Sale of Alexander McSorley estate on Middle Street
Yesterday's sale attracted Lowell's leading merchants and real estate men. The 4566 square foot parcel fronts Middle Street 50 feet and extends to a 16 foot rear passageway. Land valued at 12 500 sold for 10 775 76, a price closer to assessed value than in 15 years. Purchaser: John H Barry, Market Street plumber, for his own occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Conant & Co
Alexander McSorley
Lowell
Middle Street
Merrimack
Central
Middle
Market
Middlesex Streets
John H. Barry
Market Street
Poetic unity cited after Porto Rican kiss remark
A Boston Herald note remarks that Gov Allen’s public kiss of a Porto Rican maiden could jeopardize the harmony of his image and warns against future demonstrations of disloyalty that would spoil the poetic unity of the picture.
Birthday Party for Ralph Osgood At Hastings Street Home
Mr and Mrs C B Osgood hosted 35 youths on Tuesday to celebrate their son Ralph Sanborn Osgood s 15th birthday. Guests arrived from a neighbor s house after he returned home to greet them. The evening featured games piano solos by Miss Susan Kimball and Miss Grace Bachelder, plus ice cream and cake. Mrs Crosby of Wentworth avenue showed a collection of hand painted china with over 100 pieces while Mrs A W Derbyshire and Mrs Frank Derbyshire assisted. Light refreshments and sociability marked the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Osgood
Hastings Street
Ralph Sanborn Osgood
Susan Kimball
Grace Bachelder
Crosby
Wentworth Avenue
A. W. Derbyshire
Frank Derbyshire
Margaret Hickey obituary at Worthen Street home
Margaret Hickey aged 74 died at her home on Worthen street this morning. She leaves two sisters Mrs Ann Sherlock and Mrs Ellen Walsh. She was a long time resident of St Patrick's parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hickey
Worthen Street
Ann Sherlock
Ellen Walsh
St. Patrick's Parish
Funeral Rites for Mary Hood and Close A Smith
Funeral services were held in the chapel at Bdson cemetery for Mary J. Hood with Rev Frederick M Gard ner officiating and burial by Undertaker Young. Close A Smith was buried from 105 Pleasant street after a 9 am Requiem Mass at Immaculate Conception church with Fr McGrath overseeing prayers and a Gregorian choir. Floral tributes included a rose pillow from kin and other flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Hood
Bdson Cemetery
Frederick M. Gardner
South Baptist Church of
South Boston
Young
Close A. Smith
Pleasant Street
Immaculate Conception Church
Fr. McGrath
P. P. Haggerty
Charles Smith
Frank Corrigan
John Myron
William McDonald
John Boulger
Charles Gallagher
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Frank E. Connelly
Charles P. Smith
Jones
A. Duffy
N. Ryan
Flannery
Regents A Hurtubise Honored For Deputy Role In Arcanum
Past Regents F X A Hurtubise of Lowell council No 8 E G Crockett of Highland council No 970 J J Hogan of Industry council No 1722 and A W Saunders of Centralville council No 1721 have been offered deputy grand regent posts by Grand Regent D R Beckford of East Dedham. The drive to form a Royal Arcanum council of Swedes proceeds under Grand Trustee A W David. Dr C B Sanders named medical examiner for the new council with over 30 passed. A Lowell council 8 social tonight features straw berries ice cream and cake. Initiation planned. anniversary committee to report on observance plans. June 22 set for anniversary events with Supreme Representative Alonzo G Walsh present to speak on recent business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. X. A. Hurtubise
Lowell Council
E. G. Crockett
Highland Council
J. J. Hogan
Industry Council
A. W. Saunders
Centralville Council
D. R. Beckford
East Dedham
Royal Arcanum
A. W. David
Lowell
New England
Supreme
Alonzo G. Walsh
Supreme Council
Asheville
N. C
A Country Without Prisons in Iceland
A Woman's Home Companion piece extols Iceland as a free, independent nation with no prisons or police. It lauds the pace of citizens’ equal rights, strong literature, intense religion, and claims Icelanders are exemplary in bloodlines and form. It notes geyser origins and hot waters baptizing converts around 1000 A.D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iceland
Portrait frames offer wide assortment and low prices
A local dealer advertises a broad selection of portrait frames for wholesale and retail customers. It urges shoppers to view the stock and compare prices before buying, promising both finest quality and cheapest options. The store is located at the corner of John and Merrimack Streets.
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Stock Market
Adventure Copper Company
George Alfred Lamb
C. E. Smith
Venner
Committee of Amalgamated Directors
Montana
Butte
Adventure
Chas. T. Saul & Co
Lowell Opticians
Central St
Nicholas G. Norcross
Central Street
Bright, Sears & Co
Eef. Co
Chesa. & Oe
C.B
C.& G. Est’n
Ori&pac
D.l.a&w
Manhattan
Mo. Pac
M. K
Nyo&w
Pac. Mall
Penn Railroad
Pullman
Ac. Eerererr
So. Ry. Com
Rail Pfd
Seeees - St. L. & S’w
Pfa
Wabash Pfd
Rita Abd Weet Union
Wee mm
W.&l.e
West End
Atlantic
Ana Ood
Ham
Bal O
Bos
Oochiti
al Per Rapge
Hecla
Dom
Isle Royal
Ohawk
Osceola
Old Dominion
Parrott
Santa Fe
Aeee Trinity
Utah
N.e.gas & Coke
Ne.gas & Coke
T. & T. Snes
RB. L. Day & CO
Blot Bank
Shoe Leather
Sectene
Cambridge Gas Light
Lowell Gas Light Co
Righ's
Edison Eleo Ij
National Car Co
United States Envelope Co
Metropolitan St
Englel & Te
Francis Henshaw & CO
Bunker Hill Baok
Cotton Duck Corporation
Spencer, Trask & CO
Emerson-Mcmanus
McGovern-Scully
Willian—Harrison
Kennedy-Byrtt
Bell-Rolt
Denio-Stewart
Holt-Purcell
Hill—Parker
GODS
Rogers
Geo. H. Wood
Jeweler. ‘Ret
George W. Trull
North Tewksbury
Andover
Tewksbury
Union Pacific
Continental Tobacco
Buiding
Maes
GRO. E. Maker
Cor. John & Merrimack Sts
A. G. Pollard & CO
Palmer Street
A. G.pollard & CO
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Streets
Slayton Co
Courier-Citizen CO
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