Market Closes Mixed as Amalgamated Dips Then Rises
The stock market showed a heavy tone at noon with mixed moves in early trading. Amalgamated slid to 53 and a half, then recovered to around 54 as Atchison and Missouri Pacific also rallied. St Paul and Canadian Pacific advanced modestly while several other issues fluctuated and leading shares faced selling pressure before a late upturn.
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Amalgamated
Atchison
St. Paul
Hocking Valley
Pacifics
Atchisons
Missouri Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Twin City Rapid Transit
Westinghouse Electric
Pacific Coast
Lackawanna
New Jersey Central
Futures open steady with multiple month prices posted
In New York on June 6 futures opened steady with June at 11.14 and July at 11.16. August quotes were 10.70 followed by September at 10.01 and October at 9.47. November and December traded at 9.30 and 9.34 with January at 9.34.
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New York
Market tilt overshadows gains as stocks dip and plans loom
Haven and Clement note weekly events unsettled market sentiment with continued price declines and renewed liquidation. Floods cause limited crop damage, labor friction eases, and railroad earnings rise. American Telephone and Telegraph faces a large stock sale based on rights, though no new issue has been authorized yet. Company overall remains prosperous. internal conditions praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haven & Clement
Iron and
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Boston
Boston Herald
Springfield Republican
Philip R Hovey Investment Securities
Philip R Hovey Investment Securities located at 50 State Street as listed in the directory.
Pere Marquette Weekly Market Letter Seeks Clients
The Pere Marquette weekly market letter reviews the Financial Situation Pere Marquette Atchison and Northern Securities and invites readers to transfer accounts from other brokers at no cost. It offers personal or mail contact for immediate attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere Marquette, Atchison and
Northern Securities
Textile school alumni banquet at St Charles hotel recaps
A Textile school alumni banquet at the St Charles hotel featured President Craig and A G Cumnock reviewing the school’s work since its Middle street installation. Speakers praised youth, foreign commerce, and textile education with future fibre lab plans and discussions of Manchester and Salford schooling.
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Textile School
St. Charles Hotel
Craig
A. G. Cumnock
Middle Street
James T. Smith
Board of Trustees
Thomas Walsh
Manchester
Salford
W. W. Crosby
E. H. Barker
W. L. Stewart
W. Nelson
L. A. Olney
Geo. H. Perkins
Ampleby
Clarence E. Craig
J. L. Chalifoux
J. T. Smith
O. L. Humphrey
EB. H. Barker
Louis A. Olney
William Nelson
Edward Nelson
D. C. Buchan
S. E. Smith
Clarence Hutton
Fred ©. Morrison
Arthur Ferguson
Arthur Stuart
John Rosenthal
O. S. Campbell
George Fuller
Frank Emerson
IF. Chamberlain
Ben. Holgate
L. Bodwell
W. Bloom
G. Wajarian
Murray Stevenson
Post Office Official Machen Case Dismissed
United States Commissioner Taylor dismissed the case against A. W. Machen former superintendent of the free delivery service of the post office department. The grand jury indicted Machen yesterday making further court action unnecessary.
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Washington
United States
Taylor
A. W. Machen
Free Delivery Service
Post Office Department
Machen
Jury Seals Indictment in Franklin Syndicate Case
New York on June 5 a jury was secured in the case of Robert Amon charged with receiving funds from the Franklin syndicate fraud. The case went over until Monday.
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New York
Robert Amon
Franklin Syndicate
Absence of wind aids Adirondack fire fighters
From Giens Falls to Long Island and New England, fires threaten vast areas. No wind slows the flames as 3000 men battle blazes in the Hudson watershed and Adirondack districts, with towns like Elmore and Musquash at risk and several mills and homes endangered.
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Giens Falls
Adirondacks
North Creek
Emmons
Pruyn
Newcomb
Hudson River
Sayville
L. I
Long Island
Medford
Farmingville
Strikers Weaken as Mills Resume Operations in Kensington
Two hundred workers at Phoenix knitting mill returned to work with mainly women and girls. Eighty weavers and other staff followed at Imperial mills and Richard Hay & Son blanket mill. Nine dye houses granted demands, bringing to 78 the number of firms conceding. Kensington strikers remain largely organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Mafflayunk
Phoenix Knitting
Imperial Mills
Richard Hay & Son
Kensington
Miss Osgood Wins Boston Women Golf Title
Miss F. E. Osgood of the Country club won the state championship in the Boston Women’s Golf Association tournament, defeating Miss H. Curtis of Oakley 4 up and 3 to play. Osgood earns the association’s gold medal and the Country club gains custody of the silver trophy for a year. Her first round 39 was the best nine hole score in the present tournament and the lowest ever on the Oakley short course by a woman. Curtis played well but could not match Osgood’s form.
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Watertown
F. EK. Osgood
Country Club
Boston Womans Golf Association
Oakley
Miss Curtis
Forest fires near Adirondacks threaten vast area
Saratoga N Y June 5 The sun today is obscured by dense smoke and ashes from Adirondack forest fires. George A Rosa reports fires at Catlin lake region covering 15 miles in width and twenty miles in length and still spreading despite hundreds of firefighters. He notes heat is intense and smoke dense.
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Adirondack Lakes
Longlake
Cold River
Adirondacks
Saratoga
N. Y
George A. Rosa
Catlin Lake
Fire winds ease as Montpelier fires burn down
The wind died and fires eased in Montpelier region. Lansboro fire rekindled but did little damage. Several summer cottages burned at Groton Pond. Thick smoke hid objects 400 yards away. Public sentiment says fires are burning out.
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Montpelier
Lansboro
Groton Pond
Obituary for George W Pelsue 57 Navy Yard area resident
George W Pelsue aged 57 died yesterday at Lowell hospital. He leaves a wife three daughters Mrs Alfred Hale Mrs Frank Harris and Minnie and two sons Waldo and Guy. Body at his 33 Dinley street residence. A night watchman at Merrimack Co. obituary notes his robust appearance and that night work and worry likely caused his death. Also noted John McLaughlin 76 died at 676 Broadway. Survived by wife two sons G F and C J and daughter Mrs John J McNabb. Burial to Penacook N H by Undertakers O'Donnell Sons.
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George W.pelsue
Lowell Hospital
Alfred Hale
Frank Harris
Minnie Pelsue
Waldo
Guy
Dinley Street
Navy Yard
George W. Pelsue
Mr. Pelsue
Pelsue
Merrimack Company
John McLaughlin
Broadway
Lowell
St. Patrick's Parish
G. F
C .J
John J. McNabb
Penacook
N. H
O'Donnell & Sons
Hurricanes Wreck U S Vessels in Philippine Waters
Manila reports a cyclone devastates ships in the Philippines. The U S transport remains unconfirmed as wrecked, while the Pearla de Visayas is totally lost near Camotes island with some survivors. San Rafael and Mayflower driven ashore near Ormus West Leyte. all aboard saved. Army vessel Shamshui name exists in records.
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Manila
Philippine Islands
United States
Pearla de Visayas
Camores Island
U. S
San Rafael
Mayflower
Ormus
Leyte
Washington
War Department
Philippines
Baptist Church Blown Up Amid Denominational Feud
In Byron Minnesota a Baptist church was destroyed by dynamite early today. The blast follows a bitter rift after Rev Utton left the Baptist church to join the Methodists, with local tensions flaring since the resignation and transfer to Lanesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester, Minn
Byron
Mr. Utton
Lanesboro
Methodist Church
Infant’s funeral held at Edson cemetery
The body of the infant found in the Merrimack river on Thursday was buried yesterday afternoon in Edson cemetery by Undertaker Molloy.
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Merrimack River
Edson Cemetery
Molloy
City Hall Debates Paving Loans and Stone Bridge Plans
City officials argue over paving loans and a proposed stone bridge at School Street. A Locks and Canals dispute could block the project, while City Engineer Mills notes damages and injunction risks. Andrew G. Stiles, Lowell treasurer, appears in the Real Pictures of Real People feature, detailing his career and clubs.
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Pawtucket
Bowers
Jocks and Canals
Rock House
George Bowers
Lowell
Mass
School Street
Hiram F
Mills
P, L
Pickford & Graves
Andrew G. Stiles
Charles I. Coburn
Vesper Country Club
Highland Club
Home Club
The
Masons
Stiles
Jie
City argues act unconstitutional over Broadway switch dispute
Newport June 5 The city solicitor reports the supreme court will not hear the constitutionality question of the state law used to halt Old Colony petitions for an injunction. City contends the act trims the city's street control against railways, while the Broadway switch remains torn up and a long truck break disrupts transfers. Police guard remains, railway crew inactive as city awaits relocation outcome.
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Newport
R. L
Brown
Supreme Court
Broadway
Providence
Socialistic Marriage in Boston for State Representative Carey
Boston June 5 State Representative James I. Carey of Haverhill, a leading Socialist in the Massachusetts Legislature, wed Miss Clara Louise Stevens of East Surrey Maine at Dr George W. Galvin’s home. Rev Geo Littlefield officiated and the ceremony was described as a pure Socialist wedding with the word obey struck from the bride’s contract. The couple plans a Maine honeymoon.
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Boston
James I. Carey
Haverhill
Massachusetts
Clara Louise Stevens
Sabrina Stevens
East Surrey
Geo. W. Galvin
Geo. 12. Littlefield
Maine
Littlefield
Postal flood report shows gradual improvement across lines
Washington June 5 official post flood report from Kansas City notes improved conditions in the flood region. Several lines resume or run on limited tracks including Santa Fe westbound, Missouri Pacific routes, Rock Island segments, and Kansas City to Colorado Springs service. Some lines remain uncertain with intermittent service while others plan full reopenings soon.
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Washington
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Missouri Pacific
Ottawa
Burlington
Wabash
Sedalia
Moberly
Rock Island
Herington
Topeka
Chicago & Alton
Colorado Springs
Manhattan
Union Pacific
Salina
Kansas City & Joplin
Frisco
Rosedale
Memphis
Kansas
Whithed and Others Obituaries and Funeral Notices
Whithed of Amherst widow Gratia T. Whithed dies in Amherst. Funeral at Lowell cemetery chapel Monday June 8 at 1 p.m. McLaughlin John aged 76 dies at 676 Broadway. Butterfield Suzanna dies at 62. funeral from 35 Bleachery Corp Saturday at 2 30 p.m. Donlan Mary Garra Donlan longtime resident. funeral at St Peter's church Saturday at 9 a.m. Friends invited.
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Donland
Mary Garra Donlan
St. Peter's Church
Manchester Express wagon driver admits guilt in liquor sale
James Carson, driver for the Manchester and Concord Express company, was arrested by Officer Atkinson yesterday for unlawfully selling and delivering liquor. He had unmarked liquor, was found guilty in court, and fined 50 dollars, which he paid.
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James Carson
Manchester and Concord Express Company
Atkinson
Carson
Double Track Service Hailed by Citizens Demand
The plan outlines installing switches to create a double track service as the final step. Citizens insist the enhanced rail option must be provided, ensuring faster trains and improved reliability across the route.
Forty Hours devotion opened at Immaculate Conception Church
The forty hours devotion began yesterday at 9 oclock with a solemn high mass celebrated by Rev Fr Dorgan O M I. He was assisted by Rev Fr Lawrence O M I as deacon and Rev Fr Tighe O M L as sub deacon. Rev Fr McGrath M A was master of ceremonies. A procession through the aisles and choir directed by Mr P P Haggerty sang hymns. Devotions conclude Sunday morning.
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Immaculate Conception
Dorgan
Lawrence
Tighe
Fr. McGrath
P. P. Haggerty
Thompson Hardware Co Advertises Wooly Hose Warranty
Hose sale promotion proclaims every foot of hose sold by the Thompson Hardware Co. is fully warranted. The notice emphasizes guaranteed quality and customer satisfaction for all hose purchases.
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Thompson Hardware Co
Colonial Paint Ad Promotes Lead Zinc Linseed Mix
A vintage advertisement urges buyers to choose material suited to needs and markets Colonial Paint made from pure lead zinc and linseed oil after ten years of development. Sold by H. C. Girard at 442 Merrimack Street.
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H. C. Girard
Merrimack Street
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Wright, Sears & Co
Amer. Sug. Ref. Co
Atchison, Pfd
B.&oseewee
Brooklyn Rap
Ches. & Ohio
Chic. & Gt. We
C.R. I
Erie
Big Gen. Electric
Central Saeeeens
Metropolitan
Mo. Pacific
Seveee M. K.& T. Pfd
Bots National Lead
New York Central
Pace Mail
Pean. R. Reee
Isd
People’s Gas
Southern Pacific
Southern
Southern Ry
Texas & Pacific
Philip R. Hovey
Investment Securities
State Street
Pere Marquette
Union Pne
U.S. Steel
Steel
U.S. Leather
U. S. Leather
Chicago Junction
Esphsa
Arcadian
Adventure
Isle Royale
Amer. Wool Pfd
Blass
Elec
U. 8
Oil
A. Tel. & Tel. Co
Mass, Gas Com Trae
Mess. Gas
Elly
Western Jet. Com
Swift
AMON
Courier
Long -Island
Hyde Park
Lamoille
Elmore
Houston
Bangor & Aroostook
Ashland Junction
St. Croix
Pride
St. John, M. B
Musquash
St. John
Belfast
Wales Miller
Warren Marsh
Macwahock
Kingman
Phillips
Madrid
Dallas Plantation
Redington
Berlin Mills Company
Redington Pond
Manayunk
Grant de
Kensington District
Miss Osgood
Smoke
Montpelier, Vt
Baptist Church
Methodists
City Hall
Board of Aldermen
Tam
Committee On Accounts
Paul Vaughn
Ward 8
City Treas
Newport St
City
Carey
Express
Middlesex
Trust Company
Equitable Life
Nicholas G. Norcross
Central St
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