Market Wrap Up for Stocks and Mines in Early Trading
Stocks opened dull with rails leading gains as Anheuser coal and copper stocks moved. Railroads like B. & Q. and Atch. pref rose, sugar fluctuated around par, copper and iron shares steady or better, and Old Dominion Mining noted coke shortages delaying output. Copper in London fell, Mexican Telephone earnings shown, and T C & L and other industrials offered a mixed scene amid bond rate pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Steel
Erie
New England
Bell
Parrott
Butte
Boston
Old Dominion
Montana
Third Avenue
Bibb Manufacturing adds Columbus mill and new capital plans
The Bibb Manufacturing Company expands holdings with a 20,000-spindle Columbus mill set to open within a year. After April 1 it will have a $1,800,000 capital stock, no bonded debt, and operate the existing Macon mills plus the new building. The group owns multiple plants including Porterdale, Reynolds, Cordele, and Macon knitting facilities. Electricity will power the Columbus mill, and yarn will come from Eagle and Phenix mills. The firm also reports increased capital at F. H. Lummus Sons Company Gin Manufacturing from $25,000 to $50,000, with all new stock paid in. Work continues on the 20,000-spindle Columbus mill on North Highlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bibb Manufacturing Company
Columbus
Macon Knitting Company
Macon
Porterdale Mill
Covington
Taylor Manufacturing Company
Reynolds, Hee
Cordelera
Chattahoochee
Eagle and Phenix Mills
F. H. Lummus’ Sons Company Gin Manufacturing Company
Columbus Manufacturing Company
North Highlands
Pranks on the curb by Outside Market brokers
Brokers on the curb along Broad Street enliven slack hours with pranks on new traders and rivals. A fictitious security named Golden Gate inspired a rush that left a firm’s partner buying at the peak, only to realize he’d been the butt of a joke. The irrelevant, humorous ruse was exposed as spectators watched in amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
Mills
Western Union Rights
Golden Gate
N. Y
Lowell Day Nursery work spans fifteen years of charity
A Lowell institution the Day Nursery association provides charitable care for young children serving working mothers. It operates non-sectarian and is funded by the community, with employment details for mothers across mills and shops. Nationalities represented include American Irish German Polish and Chinese among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Day Nursery Association
Lowell
Firet
Snaacon Sane
Calarrh Relief Reported By Local Testimony
A damaged item appears to note a claim of calarrh relief using Cream Hale. Testimonial fragments mention Marewe Gate Rahwar New Jersey and a resident named Praskiin Freeman, with scattered references to medical relief and local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marewe Gate
Rahwar
N. J
Praskiin Freeman
Saat
Lost and Found in the Manhattan Elevated's 9 Morris Street
The piece revels in the chaos of the Manhattan elevated railroad’s lost and found at 9 Morris Street. It details how books, umbrellas, hats, crutches, and odd items flood the department, with anecdotes of an annotated Horace, a stolen umbrella ethic, a baby found at Church Street, and a patent leather shoe never claimed. The narrative playfully muses on morality, weather’s influence on umbrella losses, and the humanity of those who forget items aboard trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan Elevated Railroad
Morris Street
Park Row
Horace
Roe
Traina
Zenda
Hall Caine
Christian
David Harum
Thackeray
Dickess Siceneen
Kiting
Manhattan
Church Street
Tion
Dilezard
Joel
Obituary notices from North Chelmsford and area deaths
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs Susan H Whittemore in North Chelmsford after a grip and asthma at 80, with surviving children, siblings and relatives. Also noted are the deaths of Susan Shanahan, Thomas A Ward, and Thomas McHugh, plus various local notices about health, assignments, and transfers of clergy and staff. Funeral plans and hospital updates appear alongside community details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan H. Whittemore
North Chelmsford
Second Congregational Church
Whittemore
Susan Shanahan
Adams Street
Dennis Shanahan
Mary E
Bridget Conlery
Thomas A. Ward
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Mathew T. Ward
Broadway
Peter H. Savage
Sharon Heights
Mass
Mathew Temperance Institute
Court Merrimack
F. of A
Phillips Literary
Funeral notices and services for local residents
The funeral of Katherine Leary was held yesterday morning from her sister’s home at 12 Cross Street with services in St. Patrul under Peter H. Havage. Hon. John Welch’s funeral drew a large attendance with a Post G.A.R. delegation and out of town mourners from Worcester and Lyon. Burial was in the Catholic cemetery with Rev Richard Burke officiating. Additional services for Adeliside M. Senith occurred at 2 PM from her late home with bearers listed and arrangements by Dennett. Continuous tributes noted from local funeral parties and clergy in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Leary
Patrick Hurley
Cross Street
St. Patral
Peter H. Havage
John Welch
Post
G. A. RK
A. M. Baldner
Boeton
John Meterry
Minnie Meterry
Worcester
Michael Noon
Lyon
Meeera
John F. Murphy
James Tummertty
Lowgil
Dennis Lawson
Reston
Feneral
Uedertaker 2
F &F Dennett
Adeliside M. Senith
Ocloc& Festerdar
Ter
Vedertenkert Breoke
Tie Wrethey
J Macten
Poarth
Personal notice on Aleeanter Merk condition update
Al ee oa Mie reports the health status of Aleeanter Merk, a person from SF Pyfrectared Gel, after a received falling incident. The brief notice records the condition and immediate circumstances of the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleeanter Merk
How to Exit a Car in Safety and Confusion
A fragmented account shows people exiting a trolley car with cautionary notes on proper and improper actions. It references passengers, surrounding bystanders, and a chaotic scene with unclear outcomes and eye catching imagery.
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions Jet box and Pedetgate Pree in unclear context. No clear events, people, or organizations to summarize into a full newspaper item.
Flour choice touted by ad claims superior baking value
The fragment touts a flour brand as the best pick for barrel bread, claiming it performs better than rivals. It cites baking quality as the main selling point, though many details are missing from the incomplete text.
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Stouk Ik
Rolston and Bass
Ladd
Old Dominion Mining Co
London
England
United Metal Selling Co
Statistica
Mexican Telephone
Mexico
U. S
Goldore
Beget
Sears &@ Co
Suuly
Southeen Cotton Milla
Cotenbes
Merom
New York Market
Amer
Atentona
Peete & Melee Minirg
Lowell Institution
Pickering Knitting Co
North Chelmeford
Woolen Mille
A. & Cartridge Co
Prescott, Massachustia
Paulkner’s Mille
Collineville and Others
Palvation Army
Geo. B. Maker
Mrs. Whittemore
Louis Bagger & Co
Washington, D. C
George A. Clark
Thomas McCarthy
Harrison Street
Charles W. Pinkham
New England Sheep Raising Co
Burlington
Frank W. Arnold
Marieta I. Little
W. H. Meredith
B Street
F. J. Boynton
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
W. H. Brown
Branch Street
Frederick W. Farnham
Marlboro Street
St. John's Hospital
Henry F. Felton
Palmer
Bane
Pilsbury's
Ysbur
BES
T. J. McDonald
Cor. Fletcher and Dutton Sts
Pollard & CO
Merrimack St
Palmer St
Marvel
Merrimack S&t
Toilet Department
Leighton
Small Lots
Comtee
A. G. Pollard & CO
Merrimack, Palmer and Middle Sts
Piaseca
Raymond & Whtcomb
Colorado
California
Pacific Northwest
Alaska
Yellowstone Park
Nesa
Tae Parteaier
Ravnong & Whtrooen
Werhisgtes
Beton
H. B. Shattuck & Son
Prescott Studet
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