Stock Market Waives Gains as Trading Stays Light
The market opens strong in New York with light dealings. Railroads and traction stocks show higher values while no major shifts appear in Boston. Amalgamated stock delivery begins, amid arbitration-driven selling and loan activity in New York. Morgan seeks detailed subsidiary statements to set dividend policy. Standard Oil interests influence seen in recent moves.
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New York
Manhattan
Boston
Federal Steel
Morgan
Montana
Standard Oil
Sub way plan for Washington Street dead in Boston
Bright Sears & Co report that no prospect of a new sub way opening near Washington Street exists. The bill to secure quick construction under fair conditions is dead, creating obstacles for any similar future measure. Australian papers note West Australian government success in releasing domestic cats to combat rabbits from South Australia in southwestern districts.
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Washington Street
Boston Journal
South Australia
Optical glasses offer latest style and free eye exams
The wearer of glasses made by us is assured of the best in shape style and material. Our facilities for fitting and testing eyes are unequaled in Lowell. Examination free to all. Telephone 846-2.
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Lowell
Dr Williams Eye Treatment Receives Praise From Patients
Letters from patients in Disratcn New York and beyond praise Dr Williams eye treatment for rapid sight improvement and cure. They credit his method, hospital experience, and consultation influence, urging the medical fraternity to adopt it. Free eye disease booklet offered. consultation free in person or by mail.
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Disratcn
N. Y
Everett W. F.su
M.D. Merose Hichlanps
Bmass
Mayréth
Igor
Dr. Williams
W. N. Exontron
M.D
Roth and Lethbecher Tie The Knot In Lowell
Martin Roth and Johannah Lethbecher, both of Lowell, wed Saturday June 22 at 6 p m. Rev. George F Kenngett officiated at 296 Liberty Street residence in a private ceremony.
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Martin Roth
Johannah Lethbecher
Lowell
George F. Kenngett
Liberty Street
Local residents go to summerings and anniversaries
Mr and Mrs C Cahill of 23 Oak street head to Winthrop beach for the summer. Mr Wright Whiteley of 730 Law rence street leaves Lowell for a health vacation in Canada visiting Montreal Cobourg Toronto Niagara Falls and the Pan American exposition at Buffalo. Miss Eva Gillard of New York visits Dr A E Gillard of Beech street. Misses Sophie White and Bertha Swanton of the Oaklands stay at Juni per. Mrs Athalinda Churchill marks her seventieth birthday at John A Weinbeck's Oaklands home with Grace church relatives and friends. Grace church and Grace church affiliations noted. Rev G M Smiley goes on vacation. several ministers will fill in. Mr Fred G Bond of St Patrick's choir earns a gold tipped baton. Lowell students listed from St Anselm's college return for vacation. Rev Bowley Green sails to Europe. Mr and Mrs Charles J Glidden and Mrs Cleworth visit Middlesex street home of J Clark Glidden.
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A. E. Gillard
Beech Street
Sophie White
Bertha Swanton
The
Oaklands
Juniper
John A. Weinbeck
Lowell
Athalinda Churchill
Grace Church
Mrs. Churchill
Ossipee
N. H
James
Mehitabel (Gilman) Stillings
Washington
Quincy
Mass
Moses Churchill
Churchill
Second Universalist Church
A. A. Miner
R. A. Greene
Sunapee
J. W. Higgins
Waltham
Edmund L. Smiley
Bloomfield
Fred G. Bond
St. Patrick's Church
Lawrence
St. Anselm's College
Manchester
Robert Dawson
Adelard Boisvert
Arthur Charron
James O’mahavan
Albert Boisvert
Richard
Leo Burke
Daniel Ready
Frederick McAnaney
Bowley Green
Portland
Worthen Street Baptist Church
Europe
Charles J. Glidden
Cleworth
J. Clark Glidden
Middlesex Street
Mortality Statistics for Lowell Week Ending June 22 1901
Population 94969 total deaths 2 under five 5 infectious diseases 2 acute lung diseases 3 diphtheria 2 Death rate 13.68. Compare 16.97 and 1.07 for prior weeks. Infectious diseases Typhoid fever 4 diphtheria 20 membranous croup 1 Board of Health.
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Board OF Health
Auction of unclaimed property at Hall's storehouse
Unclaimed goods stored at Hall's storehouse located at 631 Dutton Street will be sold at public auction on Tuesday June 25 at 10 o'clock in the morning. Proceeds go to satisfy storage and handling charges with any remaining balance deemed surplus.
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Hall
Dutton Street
Firecrackers Arrive as Fourth of July Demand Grows
Large shipments from China arrive as merchants anticipate a strong Fourth of July demand. Local dealers report brisk receipts and expect festival sales to rise this summer.
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China
Obituary notices and funeral details fill local paper
Abbie Hood of Chelsea Vermont dies at 91 in Lowell after long illness. Obituaries list John Corr of Kidder Street, Jennie Boullester, Isaac Spinney, and numerous others with funeral dates, burial sites, and attending mourners. Catholic and French cemeteries noted, with multiple services across city churches.
Mrs Abirail C Hood 91 Widow of Amos Hood dies
In this city on June 23 Mrs Abirail Cilley Hood widow of Amos B Hood aged 91 years. Prayers at her son's residence 426 Andover Street Tuesday morning at 10 o clock. Friends invited. Interment at Chelsea VI. The spring has been late in northern Italy and the palms have suffered.
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Abigail Cilley Hood
C. I. Hood
Sarah Lovett Hughes
Thomas A. Hughes
Ogdensburg
Pleasant Outing for First P. M. Church Youths
The Young People's society of the First P. M. church held a Saturday picnic from Gorham and Ellsworth to Stearn's Grove Golden Cove. Activities included a 9 to 8 baseball win led by H Hadley, several races won by local youths, and thanks to Mr Stearns for use of the grove.
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Young People’s Society
P. M. Church
Gorham and
Ellsworth
Stearn
J. Catteridge
E. Heading
M. Hoyle
H. Dunkerley
A. Brown
CO. Sutcliffe
E. Ogley
D. Heading
H. Maden
H. Hadley
Tonies
T. Woodcock
F. Mosley
J. W. Foster
R. Barlow
N. W. Matthews
Mr. Stearns
Municipal Concert Delights Marred by Rowdy Audience
The American band under Percy J Burleigh directed gave the city band concert on the South Common drawing a large crowd. The program pleased though disrupted by boisterous boys. Highlights included McDaniel's solo the trombone quartet and Rienzi overture with Bach, Wagner and Czibulka selections.
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Percy J. Burleigh
South Common
McDaniel
Rienzi
Hall
Masaniello
Auber Cornet
Mr. R
Bat
Mr. Thos Cat
Wagner
Czibulka
Robin Adair
Lewis
Lowell Newspaper Men Entertained by Haverhill Division Leader
Manager Woodman of the Haverhill division of the Lynn and Boston Street railway entertained Lowell newspaper men at the Haverhill home in Groveland on Saturday evening. The event gave the visiting reporters a courtesy visit and a social gathering hosted by the railway manager.
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Woodman
the Pines
Groveland
Haverhill
Lynn and Boston Street Railway
Lowell
Mhaverhill
Surprise misfired at The Pines opera night in Groveland
The Pines in Groveland hosted an evening with the opera company. Daniel McCaffrey formerly of the Bostonians and several Lowell performers were present. The Lowell delegation entered the bald-headed row, and a planned stage surprise during the final act of The Chimes of Normandy was dropped as they had to catch the last car home.
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the Pines
Groveland
Daniel McCaffrey
Bostonians
Lowell
Normany
Transfers of real estate recorded at Gorham street
Real estate transfers recorded in the past week include Clara Pheasey to William Heathcote land on West Sixth street with buildings for $1, Thomas C. Lee trustee to Carrie LL Stoughton Westchester lot, and numerous other deeds across streets like Howe Endicott Middlesex Gorham Dracut and Merrimack. Notable estates include Elisha Davis and Jacob Nichols estates with varying sums, plus properties in TeWKSBURY BILLERICA WESTFORD CARLISLE.
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Registry of Deeds Office
Gorham Street
Clara Pheasey
William Heathcote
West Sixth Street
Thomas C. Lee
Carrie LL Stoughton
Westchester Street
James Farley
William W. Morse
Howe Street
William H. Emery
Richard T. Helliwell
Endicott Street
Charles M. Williams
A. C. Wheelock
Jacob Nichols
Middlesex Street
Walter H. McDaniels
James I. Judson
Barker Street
James H. Joyce
Patrick Donohue
Butterfield Street
Hermedias J. Martell
Third Avenue
John Davis
Hannah B. Barrows
Elisha Davis
Patrick F. Brady
Sylvester B. Leonard
John C. Burke
Bridge Street
Anthony F. Coger
Dracut Street
Bosses and the feared yet admired superintendent
In this excerpt from A Section Hand on the Union Pacific, Walter A. Wyckoff portrays the crew's dynamic with their division superintendent. The bosses respect his deep knowledge and past labor, yet his authority inspires a reverent fear, as one man obsessively scans for orders during a passing train.
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Grand Island
Osborne
Leeward
Union Pacific
Walter A. Wyckoff
Scribner's
Unknown Susquehanna flower hints at ancient seeds
A botany class found a strange flower on the Susquehanna riverbank with violet like blooms. Roots lay in coal from a culm bank, suggesting seeds embedded during the coal age. Botanists largely agree the plant belongs to the violet family. Philadelphia Record via Pittston correspondence.
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Pittston
Philadelphia
Crow's impact on insect control estimated at 700000 yearly
Experts estimate a single crow can destroy about 700000 insects annually, highlighting significant ecological value in natural pest management. The figure underscores the bird's role in reducing crop pests and supporting agricultural health.
Bears the Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bignature
The fragment references a person or event with a signature claim and possible historic context. Readable names or entities are limited in the text, but the piece suggests a notable figure or organization linked to a longstanding hallmark or signature style. Further details are not provided in the readable portion.
Boston and Maine Rail Schedules Reissued June 2 1901
Lowell departures for Boston and other destinations listed in revised timetable. Trains from Merrimack Street Depot and Middlesex Street Station coverBoston, Lawrence, Haverhill, Newburyport, Portsmouth, and many hubs with numerous daily and Sunday times. Details include special notes on western division connections and Montreal routes.
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Merrimack Street Depot
Lowell
Boston
Middlesex Street
Lawrence and Haverhall
Lawrence
Reading
Western Division
Salem
Mass
Newburyport
Amesbury
Portsmouth
Haverhill
Hampton
North Hampton
York Beach
R. R
Exeter
Dover
Rochester
Alton Bay
Somersworth
N. H
Saco
Old Orchard
Portland
Lewiston
Augusta
Bath
Waterville
Eastport
St. John
Castine
Deersleick
Bar Harbor
Jonesport
Machiasport
Frank Jones
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Am Tobacco
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Joss B. & P
Brooklyn
Chesa. & O
Cc. & G. Wes
CM &St P
CRI& Pac
Con Gas
Del
Metropolitan
M. K
New York Coen
Nyo&wease
Pac
Penn Railroad
Ea Gas
Tenn
Texas & Pac
Union Pac
U.S
West Union
Ace & Messe Scesseccer
Ca & Hecla
Centennial
Elm River
Isle Royal
Mohawk
Osceola
Old Dom Parrott
Santa Fe
Erle Tel
Ewee
N.e.gas & Coke
Am Tel & Tel
T&t
Chas. T. Saul & Co
Lowell Opticians
ZO Central ST
Nicholas G. Norcross
Central Street
Lowall
Crawfordsville, MD
Z Williams
D. McCretram
F. A. Williams
Boylston St
Ieee
A. C. Hood
John P
Margaret Keenan
Lawrence Street
O'Donnell
Ellen
cDonolly
Molloy
Fr. Walsh
Patrick Connolly
Patrick McGuire
William Mitchell
Michael Monahan
Patrick Heslin
John
Pletcher Street
St. Jean Baptiste Church
Amyot
Caisse
Messrs
Gagnon
Pauliotte
Beauregard
Bergeron
Catherine Robida
West Fourth Street
St. Joseph's Church
Fr. Marion
Schmidt
H. A. Racicot
A. Chretien
J. B. Primeau
Frank Lebrecque
V. Bouchard
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Fr. Fournier
O. M
Catherine Callahan
Beacon Street
St. Michael’s Church
Sixth Street
Father Shaw
Miss C. White
Mother
James Calnin
Dennis O’brien
Patrick Riley
Francis Thornton
Frank Callahan
Daniel McCarthy
S&j. Patrick’s Cemetery
Dr. Shaw
C. H. Molloy
Alice B. Hayden
Pine Hill Avenue
Collinsville
Richard Boland
Thos. P. Boulger
Carolyn A. White
Corr
John Corr
Kidder Street
Boullester
South Highland Street
Jennie EB. Boullester
Norfolk
Weinbeck
Spinney
Fremont Street
Isaac E. Spinney
Italy
Bway
Hildreth Building
State Street
Providence
Weinut Street
Fourth Avenue
Pitteburg
Worcester
Baltimore
Cuyahoga
Cleveland
Market St
Newark
Poe
O’?Donnell & Gilbride CO
Axminster
Bigelow and
Hartford
Sanford
Smith
Higgins
Sia
Axminister
Regu
Smyrna
the O’donnell & Gilbride CO
First P. M. Church
Marie Nicholson
Oblate Fathers’ Society
Merrimack Street
Letitia Douglas
Mabel S. Swift
Tyler Park
Alton G. Titus
George L. Hubbard
Westford Street
Will T. S. Bartlett
James W. Ellis
Mammoth Road
Edward F. Lamson
George L. Sawyer
Parker Street
Rodrick Deschenaux
Dracut
Charles Plomerford
Henry N. Peabody
Pleasant Street
Tewksbury
Perry M. Jefferson
Jacob L. Burtt
Moses S. Page
Billerica
Amanda P. Crosby
Pitt F. Holden
Westford
Bell Foss
George HB. Jenkins
Main Street
William Weaver
Abbott Worsted Co
Forge Village
Carlisle
Harry C. Greene
Ephraim Robbins Farm
Boston & Maine
Woburn
Winchester
Southern Division
Ayer
Amherst
Milford
Wilton
Greenfield
Peterboro
Bennington
Hillsboro
Keene
Nashua
Concord
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
Warner
Bradford
Newport
Claremont
Claremont Junction
St. Johnsbury
Lyndonville
Wells River
Dalily
wVia Western Division
Bedford
Wilmington
Ae Zanes Gen
H. C. Taft
George &£. Stanley
Old Colony
Boston and
Maiure R. Rd
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