Railroads Show Life In Morning Stock Market
The market saw gains in railroad stocks with Baltimore and Ohio reaching 112 from 109, and Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul up to 168. Other names like Southern Pacific and Amalgamated held steady while trading volume remained modest. Analysts note improved railroad earnings and grain belt rains as bullish signals, yet warn against overbuying on rumors of further reorganizations and rail steel acquisitions.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
R. I. and Pacific
Southern Pacific
Boston
Erie Telephone
Amalgamated
Texas Pacific
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Steel Co
Pennsylvania Steel
U. S. Steel Co
Pennsylvania Co
Steel Co
Railway
Erie
Denver Common
New Mo
Pacific Stock
Denver
Bank of England
Bright, Sears & Co
New York
Am Steel Wire
Atchison
Brooklyn Rap. T
Chesa. & O
Eee Ewes
Manhattan
Metropolitan
Mex
PRR Cae Oiedseen
National Lead
New York Cen
NYO & W
Essen
Pac. Pfd . Pac
Malle
Penn Railroad
Pullman
People’s Gas
Reading
Bos
Cen
U.S. Steel
Steel
U.S
U.S. Rubeer
Wabash
West Union
Aig
Mex Central
Adventure
Atlantic
Bingham
Butte & B
Cochiti
Dom
Isle Royal
Mohawk
Old Dominion
Osceola
Santa Fe Eeene
Erie Telewweeneenee
Ex-dividend and ex-rights notices from multiple firms
Listed firms include Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co and Worcester Nash Rough R with percent values, Quincy R Bridge Co, Missouri Zinc Fields Co, Lowell Gas Light Co, and Edison Elec Ill Co. Ex-dividend and ex-rights annotations indicate pending shareholder rights and payouts.
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Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
Quincy R Bridge Co
Worcester
Nash & Rough R
Missouri Zinc Fields Co
Lowell Gas Light Co
Edison Elec Ill Co
Obituary of James H. McNally of North Chelmsford
James H. McNally, longtime sexton of St. John's church in North Chelmsford, died at St. John's Hospital. Survived by wife Rose, daughter Regina, mother Mary, stepfather Patrick O'Neil, half siblings Lauretta, William, and George O'Neil. He belonged to Court Merrimack F of A and Court Wannalant Catholic Order of Foresters. Funeral notice to follow.
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James H. McNally
North Chelmsford
St. John’s Church
St. John’s Hospital
C. H. Molloy
Highland Avenue
Rose
Regina
Mary
Patrick O’neil
Lauretta O'Neil
William
George O'Neil
Court Merrimack
F. of A
Court Wannalandt
Catholic Order of Foresters of
Funeral services for James Campbell at St Peters Church
Funeral services were held this morning at St Peters Church for James Campbell with Rev Fr McKenna celebrating. Bearers were James Curran James Willmore John Crowe and George Doyle. Undertaker Rogers oversaw arrangements. Burial in St Patrick's Cemetery. Irving Kirby's funeral followed from his sister's home at 101 Grand Street after being struck by a train near Walker Street last Sunday. Carpenters union and Knights of Pythias attended. Rev A B Griggs conducted services. Body sent to Yar mouth Maine for burial yesterday morning.
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James Campbell
St. Peter’s Church
Fr. McKenna
James Curran
James Willmore
John Crowe
George Doyle
Rogers
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Irving Kirby
Walker Street
Grand Street
Carpenters’ Union
Knights of Pythias
A. B. Griggs
Wesley Church
Yarmouth
McNally Rites Held After Death At St John’s Hospital
James H. McNally of North Chelmsford, 38, died at St John’s hospital. Funeral from his home 17 Wentworth Ave Friday at 9 am. High mass at Immaculate Conception church at 10 am. Relatives and friends invited. Also referenced McCann James V. McCann, 22.
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McNally
St. John’s Hospital
James H. McNally
North Chelmsford
McCann
James V. McCann
Wentworth Avenue
Immaculate Conception Church
Fraternal Lodge Visits and Social Evening Highlights
Concord lodge members toured Nashua lodge No 24 with tableaux music and a bountiful lunch. Mt Zion Lodge Good Templars enjoyed an outdoor gathering at C H Philbrick home with talks ice cream and cake. Ei rene lodge initiated a new member and showcased moving pictures as Co A Captain Whiley F Johnson led the event. Next meeting Co B Captain John F Kelley will lead.
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Nashua Lodge
Concord Lodge
Nashua
Mt. Zion
Eirene Lodge
Co. A
Whiley F. Johnson
Inez R. Turnbull
Gertrude L. Judd
John A. Bickford
Co. B
John F. Kelley
Extended tour offers private coaches and long park stops
A leisurely itinerary features extended stays in parks with private coaches for exclusive use on the drive and Pullman sleeping and dining cars. The American Tourist Association, led by Beau Campbell, imposes a limit on participants with tickets covering all expenses. Train departs Chicago via the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway on Tuesday July 9 at 10 p.m.
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American Tourist Association
Beau Campbell
Marquette Building
Chicago
Colorado
Alaska
Milwaukee & St. Paul R’y
Christmas Gifts From Bankrupt Stock At Mid City
The bankrupt stock of C. W. Durant, sold at the corner of Middle and Central streets, draws shoppers with steep price cuts. Makers marks reassure buyers of quality, as Mr. Wood notes many purchase for future use, including an elderly woman selecting items for next Christmas, a July sale with unusual timing.
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C. W. Durant
Wood
Central
Middle Streets
Lowell Visitors to Buy The Citizen at Buffalo Bureau
Lowell visitors may purchase The Citizen at Buffalo Circulation Bureau headquarters 70 West Swan Street and at principal news stands near hotels and Exposition grounds. Dealers can secure copies from the Bureau.
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Buffalo
West Swan Street
Sisters in Lowell raise funds for Home for the Aged
The Little Sisters of the Poor of Somerville are in Lowell raising money for their Home for the Aged. The home contains several nuns from this city.
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Little Sisters of the Poor
Somerville
Lowell
Blondin Flees to Canada in Chelmsford Murder Case
A Boston case traces J W Blondin a Montreal native and former Canadian engineer who vanished after his sister in Lowell reportedly drew money and planned Canada living. Police linked his movements from Ferguson bakery to Orchard street Roxbury and Howard street lodging, with a body later identified as his sister in Chelmsford.
Mrs Blondin’s Sister Key to Identifying Murder Victim
Lawrence on June 12. The body found in Chelmsford was identified as Mrs Fred Blondin of Boston largely due to the testimony of her sister Mrs Martin Casey of 5 Chestnut Street Lawrence. Casey saw the murdered woman’s dress and sent her son to alert police. The discovery of the head and dental marks confirmed the identity. The Lawrence and State police cooperated, and Casey’s information helped unravel the case. Casey’s account includes details of their Irish family background and their sister Margaret Riley, born in Ireland about 34 years ago, who lived in Lawrence before moving to Lowell where she met Blondin.
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Blondin
Buffalo
State House
Montreal
Fories
Hayward
Canada
Big Ferguson
Albany Street
Boston
J. W. Blondin
Orchard Street
Roxbury
Howard Street
City
Green Street
Margaret
Blondined
Chelmsford
Lowell
Blondid
Ferguson’s
Orchard Park
Ferguson
Rhodes
McCausland and
Conway
Douglas
Abbott
Casey
Margaret Riley
Ireland
Patrick Riley
Providence
Lawrence
America
Fred Blondin
Blondin’s Elusive Disappearance Ties Lowell Chelmsford Boston
The article tracks J Wilfred Blondin a bow legged worker last seen in Boston after leaving a Chelmsford hay and grain job. His engagement to Margaret Riley in Lowell and prior life in Polycarpe and Cotea Junction are noted along with debts, a Montreal marriage, and a Canadian connection. Authorities search Boston, Chelmsford, Lowell and routes to Canada as missing Blondin remains unfound.
Miss Casey Prostrated After Aunt Identified
Lawrence news briefs report Miss Casey, niece of Mrs. Margaret Blondin, is prostrated at her home after the headless body of her aunt was found in the Chelmsford woods. The shock of the identification has left her unable to recover soon.
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Lawrence
Miss Casey
Margaret Blondin
Chelmsford Woods
Portrait Frames For Wholesale And Retail Trade
A local supplier promotes a wide assortment of portrait frames for wholesale and retail customers. The ad urges buyers to view the stock and prices before purchasing, claiming both finest and cheapest options with varied selections. Located at the corner of John and Merrismezck Streets.
Rainfall in Winneperauke Valley Sets New April May Record
The official rainfall report for April and May in the Winneperauke valley records 14.12 inches, surpassing all measurements since 1576 and marking a historic weather high.
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Winneperauke Valley
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Chas. T. Saul & Co
THE
Lowell Optician
Central ST
Nicholas G. Norcross
Central Street
Mass
N.b.gas & Coke
R. L. Day & CO
Atlas Bank
State Bank
Teee
Old Boston Bank
Wees
Union Bank
Eeeneee Ool
Coolonial Bank
Third Bank
Merrimak Mig. Co
Cebee
Eeeee Soenee el Ot
West End Street Railway
I. West
Nd Railway—prel
Boston & Maine R
Boston & Albany R
Newton St R
Tel & Tel Co
American Powder Mills
Swift & Vols
Francis Henshaw & CO
Yellowstone Park
Lowell Visitors At Buffalo
Blondon
Mrs. Blondin
Bond
Brooklyn Edison
Ches
Ohio
Evans
Terre Haute
Iowa
Cen. Ry. Co
Cen. Ry Co
Louis
N. A
Chic
Ind
Exican Central Ry
Our Pacific Trust
Elec
Montgomery
Div
Rio de Western
St. L
Iron Mt. & So
Spencer, Trask & Co
Albany
N.Y
Beneroupt
Chelmsford Mills
Middlesex Street
Osterhout
Miss Riley
Alphonse Herbert
Centralville
St. Polycamp
Maggie
Middlesex
Dominick W. Fitzgerald
Cottage Street
Everett
J. Wilfred Blondin
Mr. Fitzgerald
Cotea Junction
Polycarpe
Quebec
Richelieu Hotel
George Foster & Co
Hay and
Fobes-Hayward Company
Chardon Street
J. B. D. Jacques
Mea Sree
E. M. Stayton Co
Derby & Tiorse
Widdis Sirast
Bo. Pacific
South Range
Bond and Stock Brokers
Exchange Building
Cambridge
Merrimac House
City Hall Square
Courier
Gardner Bros
Pins Street
Highlands
Apollinaris
G. and C. Ginger Ale
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