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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1900
Page
5
Rev Dr Chambre preaches on the Church at Jerusalem in St Anne's, outlining the first century church's origin, structure, and mission. The sermon traces the apostles' role, the diaconate, presbyters, and the move from Jerusalem outward, noting Jewish roots and the push toward Catholic unity.
Rev. Willis D. Leland announces resignation from the Pawtucket church after nearly seven years citing health. He thanks members for wisdom, faithful work, and support of reforms and a new house of worship. Dr. J. J. Colton reads the letter at the communion service.
The Sugar stock jumped after news of a 6 percent annual dividend, with trades spiking on the New York and Boston exchanges. Shares opened at 100, rose to 105, then 101, later trading around 99 during noon, as thousands of shares changed hands. Other stocks like Tobacco, Leather, and Bell Telephone moved, while Erie and related sectors faced mixed action. An Erie dividend and Bell-field strategy among a Philadelphia and New York syndicate were discussed, with projections of broader Bell development and potential airline shares.
Brgyseers and UP report Heston and New York Mar with local officials noting exchange activity and market movements. Authorities document trade signals, price ranges, and recent shipments affecting regional pricing. Debates focus on liquidity and cross border flows influencing near term projections.
A 14 year old lad named Arthur H. Dimery drowned while skating on Stevens pond in North Andover. He ventured on thin ice and, after several desperate attempts to return, disappeared. Companions saw him struggling and failed to help. His father Herbert J. Dimery, visiting Lowell, was notified and traveled to the scene. Dimery was formerly a local resident and well liked among friends.
Personal brief notes report Miss Maud BE Myers graduated Friday as a trained nurse from Lowell Hospital Training School. Ex Senator George E Putnam is confined at home by a severe cold. Cornelius Hart, longtime health department employee, is recovering from illness. Allan Daly of the Julia Marlowe Company visited Rev C E Fisher. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs F F Munn at 155 Sixth Street on March 2. A son born to Mr and Mrs Herbert W Yeoman in this city on March 4.
An ad describes card indexing systems with guide cards and drawers in cabinets of varying capacity, inviting inquiries to Lowell via Thomas H. Lawler at Merrimack and John streets. Also included is a testimonial praising Dr Agnew’s Catarroal Powder for catarrh relief and a lost pocketbook notice with contact instruction.
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