Stock Market Signals Mixed With Rally Hopes At Congress Time
Amid light buying, stock prices show tentative strength in speculative issues while liquidation eases. Sugar gains activity, American Sugar Co profits and dividend hopes buoy sentiment. Reading issues and Union Pacific rise on Vanderbilt ties. Wheat in Chicago climbs as outlook dims for a broad harvest. Dominion Coal reelects directors with minor changes and signals a possible second dividend. earnings pace slightly above expectations.
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Boston
Vanderbilt
London
Union Pacific Common
Pacific
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Northwest
Market Report From Bright Sears & Co Today
The Boston and New York markets are reported by Bright Sears & Co with prices and activity noted across commodities and securities. Investors monitor early trading as analysts assess market directions and sector shifts.
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Bright, Sears & Co
Raymond and Whitcopie's Tours for All Traveling Expenses
Travel agency ad offering numerous tours from Boston in June to September to New England Canada New York and beyond. Highlights include Saratoga Lakes George Champlain Ausable Chasm Montreal Niagara Falls Paris Exposition Yellowstone Alaska Pacific Northwest and more with rail and steamship tickets and a descriptive book. Tours encompass towns lakes mountains and provinces with multiple departure dates and durations.
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New England
Canada
New York
Saratoga
Lakes George
Champlain
Ausable Chasm
Bay of
Yellowstone Park
Utah
Colorado
Alaska
Yellowstone National Park
Pacific Northwest
California
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ex-Dividend Notice
Partial OCR reads Wheeling & L Ex-dividend details showing percentages and figures 13 73 73 8 988 with unclear context. This brief item notes an ex-dividend status for the company, signaling dividend record timing and payout implications for investors.
Sunday School Association Meeting in Lowell District
The Massachusetts Sunday School association of the Lowell district held a largely attended meeting at Second Congregational church in Middlesex County. Rev. Robert W. Dunbar opened the program with Rev. A. E. Wilson speaking, followed by lectures on evangelistic spirit, catechetical instruction, and model service for teacher installation. Officers include Rev. A. E. Wilson as president and Mrs. E. A. Stevens as head of the primary department. Mrs. E. Bearce celebrated her birthday with a Rebekah supper attended by 75 ladies at the carriage house, presenting an alligator bag and gifts.
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Massachusetts Sunday School Association
Lowell
Billerica
Chelmsford
Dunstable
Dracut
Tyngsboro
Westford
Second Congregational Church
Robert W. Dunbar
A. E. Wilson
J. M. ‘Craig
Did
W. J. Twort
Lawrence
Mr. Peterson
Ada R. Kinsman
C.H. Oliphant
Methuen
Bertha F F. Vella
Home Department
Edward W. Brown
Boston
Vella
Kinsman
Wilson
A. E. Kenyon
Geo. H. Clark
Fh. S. Conant
A. E F. Wilsor
J. IM. ‘Craig
D.D
Ida M.coucher
Orrin C. Frye
E. A. Stevens
Nellie M. Brown
E.M. Skilton
E. BE. Scates
North Billerica
A. E. Dutton
J. S. ‘McCoy
J. S. Wallace
Epping Street
Wigginville
M. Louise Blanchard
Harry Hartwell
E. D. Bearce
Rebekahs
Talbot Mills Band Opens Open Air Concert Series at North Billerica
The Talbot mills band opened the series with a moonlit open air concert at North Billerica drawing a large crowd from Billerica and Lowell with attendees from Bedford and Lexington. Reported car shortages and inadequate Lowell electric service led to delays and strong criticism while bicycles and teams added to the bustling, orderly scene. The program featured marches, arias, waltzes, and solos, with Geo H Halstead directing. next performance slated for Lakeview next Sunday afternoon and evening.
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Talbot Mills
North Billerica
Billerica
Lowell
Bedford
Lexington
Laurendeau
Lakeview
National Steam Fitters Hold Annual Convention in Boston
The National Steam Fitters Association convened its annual meeting in Boston with morning and afternoon sessions at the Brunswick hotel. About 100 members attended the morning session led by Vice President Francis A. Williams of New York, with Secretary Henry B. Gonders of New York recording proceedings. The secretary’s report and treasurer’s statement showed encouraging affairs, highlighted by an address from William H. Sayward of the local Master Builders’ association who also holds a similar post in the national group.
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Boston
National Steamfitters’ Association
Brunswick
Francis A. Williams
New York
Henry B. Gonders
William H. Sayward
Master Builders’ Association
National Association
City to run cars on Washington avenue tonight
St. Louis officials announce cars will operate on Washington avenue from Taylor avenue to Third street and back tonight. Police will ride on all cars and deputies will be stationed along the line. No change in the broader situation is reported.
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St. Louis
Washington Avenue
Taylor Avenue
Third Street
EN'S NEGLIGE SHIRTS AND HATS AT LOW PRICES IN LOWELL
Advertises Garner percales neglige shirts with many collar options and double stitching at low prices. Also promotes EN'S SILK FRONT NEGLIGE SHIRTS with percale bodies and colorful patterns. Describes various straw hats including Knox, Dunlap, Milan, and English blocks, with deep discounts and broad selection. Offers extra wide range of styles, tips, and caps at cent to dollar prices.
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Lowell
Covese
New England
Oxford
Madropans
Madras
Zephyrs
Fauntleroy
Fauntleroys
Mackinaw
Milan
Reminiscences of the Bench and Bar by Judge Biddle
Judge Craig Biddle delivers the annual Law Academy address at the Historical Society of Pennsylvania on Reminiscences of the Bench and Bar. He recalls a quarter century in courts, contrasts modern bar uniforms and personalities, cites David Paul Brown as a vivid example, and notes shifts in courtroom style led by Meredith.
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Craig Biddle
Law Academy
Historical Society of Pennsylvania
David
Paul Brown
Demosthenes
Brown
William M. Meredith
Philadelphia Press
Lowell Electric Light seeks extra capital stock approval
Massachusetts date June 5 1900 Lowell Electric Light Corporation petitions for approval of issuing 125000 dollars in additional capital to pay floating debt and extend its plant. A hearing is set at Boston State House Room 145 on June 15 at 10:30 AM. Public notice required in Lowell papers for two weeks.
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Boston
Lowell Electric Light Corporation
State House
Lowell Daily Courier
Lowell Morning Mail
Lowell Daily News
Lowell Daily Sun
Lowell
Petition to sell all real estate of John King in Lowell
Commonwealth of Massachusetts issues notice in probate court for Charles M. Williams executor to sell all real estate of John King of Lowell to pay debts and administration charges. Citation requires heirs and interested parties to appear June 19 1900 at 9 am or respond by publication in Lowell Daily Courier for three weeks.
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John King
Lowell
Charles M. Williams
Lowell Daily Courier
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
Hl. Folsom
Register
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