Stock Market Review With Outlook On Amalgamated Shares
Market was quiet today with copper and related stocks softening while Amalgamated and Butte and Boston held firm. Copper Range Osceola Mohawk and Utah eased. Steel rose slightly in New York. Sugar retreated. Bank statement showed declines in deposits and circulation. reserves fell and loans rose. Analysts from Corey Milliken and Henry Clews discuss Amalgamated's impending dividend and valuation. Haven Stout note a mild reticence but bullish longer term sentiment persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isle Royale
Osceola
Mohawk
Utah
Amalgamated
Butte
Boston
New York
Corey, Milliken & Co
Amalgamated Copper
Butte & Boston
New Amalgamated
Boston & Montana
Montana
H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil
Trade Review highlights strength in crops and rail earnings
Bradstreet notes sustained strength in several lines with improvement ahead. Crop prospects are generally good despite uneven rainfall in the South Atlantic and Texas. Cotton goods rise while wheat declines. iron, steel, wool, and lard trend higher or steady. Bank clearings up, rail returns improve, and failures rise modestly. Local Lowell Textile School appointment and Lawrence Manufacturing annual report included.
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New York
Europe
Iron and Steel
Providence
Market Outlook Signals Cautious Trading Through July
The text notes ongoing stock market pressure with large gold shipments to Europe totaling nearly 5 million dollars to Germany for Northern Pacific stock payments. It cites bank loan increases of about 40 million in three weeks, depleted reserves around 8 million, and expects July disbursements to be the largest yet. Financiers delay activity, anticipating a rise after July and a possible modest selloff first. A drug advert for Chamberlain's tablets concludes the piece.
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Europe
Germany
Northern Pacific
Berlin
Pennsylvania Railroad
American Locomotive Company
Chandler Hildreth wed at Stevens Street residence
Thursday noon at 285 Stevens Street Rev. R A Greene performed the marriage of John F Chandler of Tyngsboro to Emma A Hildreth of Westford in the officiant's residence setting.
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John F. Chandler
Tyngsboro
Emma A. Hildreth
Westford
R. A. Greene
Stevens Street
Coburn Suffering Typhoid at St Johns Hospital
Mrs Charles F Coburn remains a patient at St Johns hospital with typhoid fever. Doctors report satisfactory progress under careful nursing and hold hope for recovery, though typhoid can be unpredictable in outcome.
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Charles F. Coburn
St. John’s Hospital
New Woolen Mill Planned at North Chelmsford
George C. Moore proposes a woolen mill at North Chelmsford with a $100000 plant. Work to begin soon. A Lowell mill agency will vacate around July 1 as the former agent resigns for a better post. Reports say 18 to 20 mills of American Woolen Co sold to capacity. company declining new orders for such goods. Lowell Machine Shop now builds Worsted machinery for major mills, rivaling English standards. Merrimack Manufacturing of Lowell orders humidifier equipment for Huntsville mills from American Molistering of Boston. B Moore Parker, honored by Cotton Manufacturers Association, becomes second hand in Boott carding room. William Moorehouse of Sabattus, Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Moore
North Chelmsford
American Woolen Company
Merrimack Manufacturing Company
Lowell
American Molistering Company
Boston
Huntsville
B. Moore Parker
Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Boott Manufacturing Company
Arlington widow of pork packer dies in New Hampshire
Mrs. John P. Squire widow of a noted Arlington pork packer died Friday in Claremont New Hampshire while visiting a friend. She was 79 and ill two weeks leaving eight children: George W. of Cambridge Frank O. and Fred F. of Arlington John A. Squire of California Mrs John P Wyman of Cambridge Mrs H E B Holmes of Minnesota Mrs W L Hill and Mrs W A Muller of Arlington. Also a medical ad about Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets priced 25 cents offered by drug stores.
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John P. Squire
Arlington
Claremont
N. H
W. L. Hill
W. A. Muller
Chamberlain
All Drug Stores
Ezekiel W Sayles 73 Dies at Kezer Residence
Ezekiel W. Sayles aged 73 years, 3 months and 9 days, died this morning at the residence of his son-in-law William B. Kezer at 41 Seventh Street. Survived by family and friends. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezekiel W. Sayles
William B. Kezer
Seventh Street
Funeral of William Deans Held at Family Home
The funeral occurred yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock from the parents' home at 485 Gorham Street. Rev. N. W. Matthews conducted services, with burial at Edson Cemetery under the charge of Undertaker Rogers. the event was largely attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Deans
Gorham Street
N. W. Matthews
Edson
Rogers
Obituary Notices From City Addresses
In this city on June 21 at various homes and a hospital an infant Kee nan aged 6 months at 530 Lawrence street and infant Mary A Sargeant daughter of Thomas and Catherine of 122 Coburn street were noted. Catherine Murphy aged 48 years of 624 Market street and Ellen McDonough aged 81 wife of Patrick of 219 Adams street also listed. Sarah A McLaughlin aged 3 months home at 70 West Fourth street noted.
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Keenan
Lawrence Street
John Keenan
Murphy
Market Street
Catherine Murphy
McLaughlin
West Fourth Street
Sarah A. McLaughlin
Sargeant
Mary A
Thomas
Catherine Sargeant
Coburn Street
U S Standard Voting Machine Exhibit Set in Lowell Hall
The United States Standard Voting Machine used extensively in New York will be exhibited in the basement of Lowell City Hall from Monday noon June 24 through Saturday June 29. The public is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Standard
New York
Lowell
U. S. Standard Voting Machine Co
Nation’s Saloon Smasher Wife Isolated by War Hero Father
David Nation, famed for clashing with saloon keepers, celebrates his 73rd birthday at his daughter’s home in Iberia Ohio after leaving his wife Carrie Nation. Nation, a Civil War veteran who commanded Company B of the 69th Indiana, plans to reside with his Iberia daughter, seeking calmer days away from his wife’s notoriety. He bears war illness and years of conflict, yet holds no bitterness toward Carrie Nation, though he cannot endure her hostile temper.
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David Nation
Carrie
Kansas
William Riddle
Iberia
Ohio
Nation
69Th
Indiana Infantry
Capt
Indianapolis News
Durant Bankrupt Sale Offers Rogers Silverware Bargains
In a Durant bankruptcy sale at the corner of Central and Middle streets, customers can buy genuine Rogers knives forks and spoons 12 penny weight hand burnished at bankrupt prices. Mr Wood bought the goods for less than 59 cents on the dollar and invites the public on the ground floor at the quoted ad price.
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Rogers
Durant
Central
Middle Streets
Wood
Longitude varies with latitude in degrees and miles
A degree of longitude changes with latitude from 68 miles at the equator to 12 miles at latitude 50 degrees north or south, illustrating how distance per degree contracts toward the poles.
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Elec
Mob
Montgomery
Div
Rio Grande Western
St. L
Iron Mt. & So
Spencer, Trask & Co
Pine Street
State St
Albany, N. Y
Trade Review
Lowell Textile School
Textile School
Lawrence Manufacturing Company
T. Jefferson Coolidge
C. P. Er
George A. Gardner
Arthur T. Lyman
T. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
Co. W. Amory
Frederick Ayer
Clifton P. Baker
Edgerly & Crocker
John Kilburn
H. J. Strickfaden
World-Herald
Fair Haven
Wash
Bright, Sears & Co
Sugar Ref. Co
Atchison
Atchison Pfd
Brooklyn Rap. T
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C.& G. West
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ORI & Pac
Cc. C. OC
Tob de, & Howees
Manhattan
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Mo. Pac
Nyo&w Penn Railroad
People’s Gas
Sore
Union Pac
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Hildreth Street
House of Prayer
William A. Pardoe
Warmen
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Longfellow
Westminster Abbey
Awfordsville
Disratcn
N.Y
Everett W. Fisu
M.D. Melrose Highlands
Mass
Igor
Dr. Williams
W.N. Knowlton
M.D
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Boylston St
Charles H. Flanders
Jennie I. Flanders
Daisy Flanders MacDonald
Myra A. Flanders
Jennie Flanders
Young H
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E. M. Slayton CO
Er Dee
Sawyer Company
Nicholas G. Norcross
Central Streat
Lowall
Manufacturing News
Lowell Machine Shop
England
William Moorehouse
Sabattus, Me
Lee, Hiskinson &Co
Investment Securities
Chas. T. Saul & Co
THE
Lowell Opticians
ZO Central ST
Country Village
Pine Grove
Geo. A. Adams
Townsend Harbor
Gardner Bros
Highlands
the Central Savings Bank
Board of Investment of
Daniel Swan
Arthur G. Pollard
Amasa Pratt
Prescott C. Gates
J. W.C. Pickering
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B. A. Dennette
D. Ou
Erie
Colorado Fuel & Iron
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Collatera
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Exchange
A. G. Pollard & CO
Courier-Citizen Company
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