Boston Holiday Sways Stock Market And Bullish Outlook
Stock market activity was light in Boston due to a holiday honoring the Battle of Bunker Hill. In New York three issues drew buyers with St Paul up over five points, Cc I rising to 76, and C F L marking gains near 134. Analysts note bullish sentiment and talk of consolidations and rate agreements among western railroads.
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Boston
Bunker Hill
New York
St. Paul
Cc. F. L
Rolston & Hooley
Chicago
U.S. Steel
Gates-Lambert
Standard Oil
Metropolitan Traction
Framingham National Bank and Other New England Firms
A fragment lists Framingham National Bank in South Framingham Massachusetts and related entries for Bigelow Carpet Co Merchants, Fall River Mills, Boott Cotton Mills Merrimac Mfg Co St Johnsbury Lake Champlain R R Co Connecticut River Railroad Co Am Waltham Watch American Pneumatic Service Co Gas Light Co Swift Co and others with percentages and figures from July 1914 and earlier, indicating a financial or industrial ledger line. It mentions gas light, railroad and manufacturing firms, with small monetary notations and percentages tied to each entity.
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Framingham National Bank
South Framingham
Mass
Bigelow Carpet Co
Waltham Watch Dow
American Pneumatic Service Co., Pf
Etic Deuaina
Lowell
Gas Light Co
Swift. & “Co Bs
State Nat
Eee
First Nat. Bank
Boston
Arlington Mills
Boott Cotton Mills
Merrimac
Pere Marquette Railroad
Connecticut ‘River ‘Railroad ‘Co
Hotel Trust
Mt ‘És
Financial pointers and Arctic food costs noted
The Lowell offices of the Erie Telegraph and Telegraph company have moved to Boston and are now in the Whittier building while the president and vice president stay on Congress street for now. The army allocates about 33 000 pounds of food annually for 15 men, with Arctic consumption higher. Feeding a man in Greenland costs $3 more per month than in New York.
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The
Erie Telegraph and Tek
Arctic
Greenland
New York
The Lowell Opticians Offer Fitting and Free Examination
The wearer of glasses made by us has access to the latest shape style and material. Our facilities for fitting and testing sites are unequalled in Lowell. Free examination for all. Telephone 846-2. Chas. T. Saul & Co. The Lowell Opticians. ZO Central It.
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Lowell
Telephone
Chas. T. Saul & CO
THE
Lowell Opticians
ZO Central IT
Real Estate Transactions for Week Ending June 15
Real estate notices list transfers across Lowell Chelmsford and Tewkbsbury including Livingston Crawford Market, Shaw Bradley and Dracut streets. Buyers include John Dunfey Elias McQuade Edward Cawley and Henry Tibbetts with prices cited mainly as one dollar or modest sums.
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James Calnin
Elias A. McQuade
Patrick Lynch
Market Street
Edward Cawley
Margaret G. Smith
Bradley Street
Christian and
Richardson Streets
Henry L. Tibbetts
Serrel E. Clark
Shaw Street
John F. Haskell
East Durant Street
Agnes F. Manning
Honore F. O’brien
Willie Street
Mary Jane Smith
Rufus O. Adams
Agawam Street
Oliver D. Wilder
Geo. E. Varney
Minstrel Star Jim Wambold Dies in Newark Insane Asylum
James F. Wambold known as Jim Wambold in the minstrel world died in Newark New Jersey insane asylum where he had been an inmate for over 30 years. He previously toured with Spaulding's floating palace on the Mississippi and with Backus minstrels and Sands and Nathan circus as a clown. He was a Mason and an Elk.
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James F. Wambold
Jim’ Wambold
Newark
N. J
Spaulding
Floating Palace
Mississippi River
Backus Minstrels
Sands
Nathan
Masonic
Matt. J. Flynn
Chicago
Flynn & Sheridan
City Sports
Big Sensation
Troy
N. Y
Phyllis Courtney
Actress Nobrnga Van Passes After Long Illness
Born in the city, she debuted at nine in The Silver King and later performed in Rip Van Winkle with Joseph Jefferson. She sang coon songs before their vogue and joined Bohemian Burlesquers in 1896, touring with Billy B. Van, marrying him in Boston on December 18, 1897. Her deep voice and vivacity attracted broad attention.
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Joseph Jefferson
Edwin Booth
Charles H. Hoyt
Barry and Fay
James B. Mackie
Miss Nobrnga
Van
Boston
the Mirror
Coster
Plan to Oust McLaurin Faces Democratic Party Split
In Columbia South Carolina on June 17, plans to oust Senator McLaurin from the Democratic primary are described. Senator Tillman dissociates, Colone Wilie Jones confirms McLaurin’s marginal status, and a new committee plus state convention in spring and early May are expected to decide. McLaurin vows to resist and warns of a party split if silenced.
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Columbia
S. C
Mc Laurin
Tillman
Wilie Jones
Appell
McLaurin
Col. Jones
Senator McLaurin
Inspectors pursue Blondin mystery in Hartford search
Hartford June 17 inspectors Abbott and Chapman of Boston arrive to tail a fugitive named Wilfred Blondin. Local detectives review a green trunk and bicycle linked to an owner who denies Blondin. Attempts to locate a French-Canadian Marcon family fail. a Canadian named St John says he knew Blondin in Massachusetts years ago.
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Hartford
Abbott and Chapman
Boston
Wilfred Blondin
Blondin
Marcons
St John
Massachusetts
Anderson Champion Victory at Myopia Open Golf Championship
Willie Anderson of Pittsfield won the United States open golf championship at Myopia course in a straight 18 hole play, finishing 83 to 86 over Alec Smith of Scotland by one stroke. The June 17 event crowned Anderson the national champion in a closely contested final round.
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Hamilton
Willie Anderson
Pittsfield
United States
Alec Smith
Scotland
Vermont's Old Home Week Named for August Dates
St Albans Vt June 17 Gov Stickney today announced Old Home Week for Vermont August 11 17 The event aims to bring together former residents and celebrate state heritage across communities with planned programs and activities statewide.
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Vermont
St. Albans
Stickney
Exeter Jewelry Theft Suspect Arrested in Manchester
John F. Cochrane, linked to larceny of jewelry worth about 500 dollars from Exeter students, was arrested in Manchester. He traveled to Lowell on June 4, a silver watch was recovered, with more gold pins expected. Exeter Chief Gooch and Exeter student Swinburne Hall identified the watch. Cochrane, possibly Corcoran, son of a Cambridge police officer, is wanted in Cambridge on six larceny counts and is held in Exeter jail on 2500 bond awaiting October grand jury.
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John F. Cochrane
Manchester
Exeter
Lowell
Gooch
Swinburne Hall
Cochrane
Corcoran
Cambridge
Chelmsford Couple Wed in Private ceremony
Edward H. Keyes a Chelmsford cavalry lieutenant and Elizabeth Litchfield of Chelmsford Centre wed on Saturday afternoon in a quiet ceremony conducted by Rev. E. C. Bartlett with only relatives present. The couple plans a carriage drive and will reside in North Chelmsford.
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Edward H. Keyes
Chelmsford
Elizabeth Litchfield
Chelmsford Centre
E. C. Bartlett
Gladys Fuller
North Chelmsford
Stearns’s Grove
Mr. Johnson
Lowell
Charlton
Ellis
Billerica
G. T. Parkhurst
Alexander
Kenngott
Immanuel Baptist Pastor Honored Before August Departure
A large gathering at Mrs. Catherine Dudley’s home on Court Street celebrated Rev. Brown E. Smith of Immanuel Baptist Church before his August departure for rest and study. Frank Leith presented a monetary gift as a token of the community’s affection for their pastor. George H. Stevens of Dracut is recovering from illness. Sarah E. Thurlow was elected science teacher at Watertown High School. John W. Blodgett of Grand Rapids is named to the Republican national committee. George L. Lawson and family go to their Lake Nebunessett cottage. J. H. Boardman joins Putnam & Son in Boston. A. H. Carpenter and wife registered at the Preble House in Portland. Anna May Gould, formerly of this city, was noted. A. Belle Wilson joined Meadeville trip for the Houghton seminary reunion and Buffalo Exposition.
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William H. O'Brien
St. Michael's Church
Richard Boland
Thomas F. Boulger
Boulger
Jesu
Nano Gallagher
Carolyn A. White
M. Russell
D. Leary
Ladies of Charity of
St. John’s Hospital
Annie Boyle
Messrs
Walter
Joseph O’brien
James Boyle
William Russell
Martin Maher
John J. Gaynor
Fr. Boland
J. F. Rogers
James Conlin
Livingston Street
Sacred Heart Church
Fr. Murphy
Thomas Quinn
P. Mooney
R. Bushee
W. Cowell
Lyons
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Molloy
Laura Vicito
Front Street
Savage
Charles Vicito
Patrick Sullivan
Patrick Carney
M. Cox
Daniel
John J. Murphy
Brown E. Smith
Immanuel Baptist Church
Catherine Dudley
Court Street
Frank Leith
Smith
Sarah E. Thurlow
Watertown
Mark Hanna
John W. Blodgett
Grand Rapids
Mich
Blodgett
A. G. Cumnock
George L. Lawson
Lake Nebunessett
Westford
J. H. Boardman
C.W. Wilson
Meadville
Buffalo Exposition
Police Notes Report Beer Drinking at Shanahan's Court
Peter Contas and Michael Bellas were arrested Sunday afternoon when found drinking beer at No 5 Shanahan's court. Inspector Donaldson and others seized two nquor bottles. M L Savagnan of 36 Common Street keeps a small store and lives upstairs. A cupboard wall behind a partition was found to contain 89 bottles of lager beer.
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Peter Contas
Michael Bellas
Shanahan’s Court
Donaldson
Bumps
Dennett and
Breault
M.L. Savagnan
Common Street
Castoria The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature
A brief, period style item references Castoria and its well known slogan The Kind You Have Always Bought, noting its signature and familiar branding phrases in fragmented text. The readable portions reiterate Castoria as a trusted remedy associated with children and common household use.
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Castoria
No Trace of Blondin Sparks Local Passenger Searches
Investigators seek sightings at railroad stations and along roads to a woodlot hoping residents saw Mrs. Blondin alive in the vicinity.
Blondin Seen in Springfield by Custom House Official
Springfield despatch reports Patrick J. Haley of the custom house swears he saw Joseph W. Blondin, the Chelmsford wife murderer suspect, in Springfield Friday morning with another man. Haley claims the man appeared nervous and reacted to Blondin’s photograph with evident recognition.
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Springfield
Patrick J. Haley
The
Custom House
Joseph W. Blondin
Chelmsford
Haley
Blondin
Blondin Still Free In Boston Murder Case
Boston police pursue clues in the Margaret Blondin murder case seeking J. W. Blondin. Rhoades and other officers visit Montreal and Springfield chasing a trunk and bicycle link, while a report from Hartford hints no new lead. Police doubt a trunk trace will yield fruit and consider a knife likely used to sever the head, not an axe, with the victim found near Chelmsford.
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Boston
Margaret Blondin
J. W. Blondin
Rhoades
Montreal
St. Polycarpe
Blondin
Springfield
Dunham and
Hammond
Abbott and
Chapman
Abbott
Hartford
Davis Pearl Stein
Merrimack Street
Green Street
Chelmsford
Meigs
Armenian man questioned in Chelmsford murder case
Lynn June 16 Domadin Megarian was arrested this afternoon on suspicion of being Blondin, the murderer’s husband. He answered Blondin’s description but spoke broken English and proved not Blondin, merely an Armenian resident. After a few hours he was released.
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Lynn
Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought
A brief item notes a product reference seen in a period style tag line. It mentions a familiar trademark phrase and hints at a sale or advertisement context without naming specific items or dates. No extra details are provided beyond the standard label.
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Stock Market
Boston Exchange
Bright, Sears & Co
Am. Sugar Ref. Co
Am Tobacco
Atchison
Erie Ball
Gen. Electric
Manhattan
Ocon
Mo. Pac
M. K.& T. Ptd. National Lead
New York Cen
Pac. Mail
Penn Railroad
Aoe
Bo. Pac
Bo. Ry
Seeee
Pta
Wabash
Weat Union
Uel-Hocking C
Amalgamated
R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw &Co
Financial Pointers
Nicholas G. Norcross
Central Straat
Ve Haicut
Bway, N.Y
State St
Portland
Providence
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
Fourth Avenue
Pittsburg
Main Street
Worcester
F. St
N. W
Washington
Guardian Trust
Baltimore
Cuyahoga
Cleveland
Market St
Martin Donlan
William H. Emery
John M. Dunfey
Crawford Street
William B. Ready
Ann Kerns
Stanley Street
Anthony Coger
Dracut Street
Ithiel O. Ramsdell
H. L. Tibbetts
William H. Emery Et al
John F. McDonald
Third Avenue
Nellie E. Russell
Seventh Avenue
Edward W. Thomas
Walter L. Parker
Middlesex
Branch
Wilder Streets
William T. Downing
Esther M. Downing
Wm. T. Downing
Adams Street
Sylvester Bean
Harris Carp
West Third Street
Walter H. McDaniels
Alphonse Dalpard
Aiken Avenue
Christian Street
East Richardson Street
Ast Richardson Street
Chelmsfo
Fred H. Tila
Emma George
Jerusha J. Shedd
Joseph A. Green
John W. Foster
Daniel A. Reardon
Patrick Kelley
Amantha Perham
Francis B. Patch
Grove Street
Dracut
Martha M. Barker
Noe Gendraw
Fred C. Fox
Clara BE. Simpson
Chas. A. Morton
Mary L. Carson
Henry C. Varnum
Joseph G. Isherwood
East Dracut
Tewksbury
Wm. H. Anderson
Guardian
Samuel Tompkins
Thomas F. Field
Batman Road
Peter A. Fay Et al
A. C. Wheelock
Field
John Anderson
Boston R. R. Co
Joel Mace
R. R. Co
Arthur Lyman
Mary Rochford
Berwick
Boston and Maine Railroad
Bosa and
Lowell Railroad
Bennett Hall
Arthur S. Cook
Percy G. Deckham
Bond Street
M’laurin
South Carolina
Anderson
Phillips Exeter
Mary Foy
Concord Place
James O oWell
John
England
Mary
Bridget
MecMaster
Ellenburg Street
Samuel R. McMaster
Rhodes
Castortitla
Twine
Ball
C. B. Coburn & Co
Miss Hope
Crawfords
Walker & Pratt Mfg. Co
Ee. Cheir & CO
Crawford
New England
Katrina
Batiste Muslins
White Wash Goods
Swiss Mall
India
Victoria
Persian
Butterick
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Streets
N. B
Thompson Hardware CO
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