Market buoyant with heavy railroad stock trading
The New York market opened firm with broad activity in railroad shares and international stocks. Notable moves included Louisville & Nashville up to 83 percent buy zone, Union Pacific to 55, Atchison preferred strong, St Paul and C B Q gains, and Third Avenue fluctuating but steady. London reports bullish sentiment, while U S metals and sugar hold narrow ranges. Traders foresee higher prices with public buying and potential U P dividend rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Louisville & Nashville
Union Pacific
Atchison
St. Paul and
Rock Island
B. R
Third Avenue
Metropolitan
Manhattan
Boston
Amalgamated
Cochiti
Erie
Trolston & Bass
London
U. P
Northern Pacific
Atchison Common
Amer
Steel Wire
Sugar Res. Co
Tee
Tobacco
Atchison, Pfd
Canada South
Brooklyn RT Ay
Chesa &O
Col. F. & Iron
Seeee Federal Steel
Federal Steel
Central
Mo. Pacific
Seeee
No. Pacific
No. Pacific Pfd
the People’s Gas
Phila, & Reading
St. Paul
Ooweeeee
So. Pacific
Rail
Seeeeese Aoe
Eeeneee Wees
Tenn, C. & I
Texas & Pac
Senor
Union Pac
U.S. Leather
West Union
U.S
Wheeling & L
Boston & Maine
Chicago
Fitenburg, Pfd
Mining
Anaconda
Arcadian
Bingham
Balue
Calumet
Mont
Rhode Island
Bell Tel
NEE. Gas & Coke
Markets Report From Boston and New York Today
Bright Sears & Co. dispatches from Boston and New York markets note activity in stocks and commodities with brief price movements and trader sentiment. Gains in industrials contrast with stable utilities as investors watch headlines and earnings for direction.
Lowell Company Mortgage Secures $1,250,000 Bonds
Following a stockholders vote in December, Bigelow Carpet Co. granted a mortgage on property at Lowell and Clinton to Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co. as trustee to secure $1,250,000 in bonds for working capital. Interest set at 4 1/2 percent. Bonds redeemable at company call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigelow Carpet Co
Lowell and
Clinton
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Boston Safe Dell and Trust Company
Bigelow Carpet
Bigelow Carpet Co Mortgage Trust Agreement Details
A mortgage covering eight Clinton land parcels with water rights and a Lowell Market street parcel secures bonds. Buildings insured at 1,000,000 with policies held by the trust company. Principal and interest due Jan 1, 1910, subject to early redemption. Signatures include Arthur T. Lyman and Charles A. Fairbanks for Bigelow Carpet Co and William E. Putnam for Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Lowell
Market Street
Carpet Company
Arthur T.lyman
Charles A. Fairbanks
Bigelow Carpet Company
William E. Putnam
Boston Safe Depost & Trust Company
Glidden visits New Orleans as Texas Arkansas links eyed
Lowell Mass president Charles J. Glidden arrives at the St Charles hotel with a delegation to inspect Southwestern Telephone and Telegraph property in Texas and Arkansas. The Erie and other lines dominate several states and a Texas alliance to unite long distance wires is a goal during their southern tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Glidden
Lowell
Mass
United States
Southwestern Telephone and Telegraph Company
Arkansas
Texas
Northwestern Telephone Exchange Company
Minnesota
South
North Dakota
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Wisconsin
Michigan Telephone Company
Michigan
Cleveland Telephone Company
Cleveland
Ohio County
Erie Telephone and Telegraph Company
Glidden
New Orleans
St. Charles Hotel
Charles B. Adams
Massachusetts Board of Trade
A. Bucek
Adams
Erie Company
Lowell Telephone
Detroit
People’s Telephone Company of
New
Houston
Galveston
Manchester
N. H
Will Leaving Lowell Rev Bowley Green to Lead Portland Church
Rev Bowley Green of Worthen Street Baptist in Lowell has received a unanimous call from Portland First Baptist, likely to be accepted. He plans to resign possibly in April after five years in Lowell, where debt was reduced and congregations grew. Portland’s church is Maine’s largest, praising Green for temperance and steady, sincere work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowley Green
Worthen Street, Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of
Portland
W. S. Ayres
Green
Worthen Street
Mr. Green
Claude Raboteau
Lowell
First Baptist Church
Maine
Offenders Seen in Police Court Including Mary Rouleau Case
Mary Rouleau was the sole offender sentenced in the police court this morning, with Deputy Moffatt presenting a record showing 14 prior appearances since July 1892 and three so far this year, and she received a six month jail term. Henry Hutchins faced larceny charges for $2 from John Street pawnbroker George S. Griggs, claimed not guilty, and fined $15 after verdict. testimony showed Hutchins drew pay, worked dates in March, and denied recollection of drawing pay. Several others—Martin McHale, Patrick Donnelly, James Flannery, George Wilson, and John Meehan—paid $2 fines for drunkenness, while Henry Paquette was held on $300 bonds for illegally keeping liquor. Confiscations of liquor were recorded for several individuals: John Smith, Edward Brady, John Murphy, Thomas Casey, Patrick Donahoe, and John Smith alias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rouleau
Moffatt
Henry Hutchins
George S. Griggs
John Street
Hamel
Marshall
Hutchins
Hadley
Martin McHale
Patrick P. Donnelly
James Flannery
George S. Wilson
John F. Meehan
Henry Paquette
John Smith
Edward F. Brady
John Murphy
Thomas Casey
Patrick Donahoe
Creamer versus Manning verdict and related cases
Superior Court Stevens J reports a verdict of 462.50 for Creamer against Manning. Bergner and Engel Brewing Co against Cummiskey et al. shows a default recorded. Fitzpatrick versus O Donnell heard with Owens for petitioner and Pratt for respondent in a labor claim of 68.51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creamer
Manning
Bergner and Engel Brewing Co
Cummiskey Et Als
Fitzpatrick
Obituary for David F Moreland Woburn leader and labor champion
David F Moreland a prominent Woburn figure died after a long illness in Danvers. Born in Poston in 1857 he served on the Woburn school committee and as town and city clerk. A noted Leather Workers advocate he chaired labor commissions and contributed to Lowell history. He left a widow and several children. Also noted: Mrs Sarah J Hubbard of Lowell and George E Clement of Lowell, both listed with survivors and affiliations.
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David F. Moreland
Woburn
Danvers
Poston
Boston
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Canada
Leathers Workers of
Leather Workers Assembly
United States
Moreland
Greenhalge
Massachusetts
Lowell
Courier-Citizen Co
Sarah J. Hubbard
C. Franklin Hubbard
Lowell Corporation
First Congregational Church
Hattie M. Hubbard
George E. Clement
Salem Street
Lowell Lodge
Lowell Encampment
Funeral notices from Edson cemetery services and related deaths
A dense obituary page lists funeral services for Lorelle Damon Boisner and others, detailing times, locations, officiants, and undertakers. It records burials at Edson cemetery and services for Albert Estes, George C. Weeks, Rosilla C. Whitehorn, Maria Foster, Byron Delong, Carrie E. Donnelly, Annie Casey, Norman Arnold, Susanna McDonough, and several other residents, with various church affiliations and family addresses. The notices include floral tributes, undertaker details, and parish ceremonies at St. Patrick's and St. Michael's churches, with interments at Catholic or Edson cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorelle Damon Boisner
Chelsea
Edson
Alien
Worthen Street Methodist Church
Albert Estes
Currier
George C. Weeks
Boston
Edson Cemetery
M. Hewitt
Rosilla C. Whitehorn
Beacon Street
Bowley Greene
Mr. Ayres
J. B. Currier
Maria Foster
Lyman Flanders
Stewart Street
Robert Magoon
Manchester
N. H
Messrs. Johnson, Minch, Gardner and Maolden
Byron
Thomas W
Lottie G. Delong
Washington Street
Mr. Morang
Carrie E. Donnelly
St. Patrick's School
Howard Street
St. Peter's Church
Fr. McKenna
Carrie
R. H. Sugrey
Pickering Hosiery
St. Patrick’s School
John Leary
BE. J. Sugrey
A. Choate
J. T. Noble
Catholic
P. H. Sugreu
John J. Sugreu
James H. Morris
John T. Noble
James H. McDermott
Annie Casey
Fulton Place
Franklin Street
St. Patrick's Church
Fr. McHugh
Patrick Manning
Michael Higgins
Michael Sullivan
Robert Armstrong
William Carey
Calvary
Patrick Owens
William Meagher
William Richardson
James Golden
William Campbell
Thomas McNabb
Undertaker Molloy
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Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific
Russia
England
Santa Fe
Mohawk
Treasury
Bright, Sears & Ca
Lowell Company
Win Raen SI
Waltham
Elgin
Morocco
Fearance
Eiora
Dresden
Geo. H. Wood
Central Street
Witetnee
Crescent City
Chamberlain
Hood
Bowley Greeny
Superior Court
Stevens
Cove Ncs
ESCA
Kelly
Bartlett Street
Margaret Kelly
Moule
Tewksbury
Richard Moule
Lawrence Street
Rarage
Hubbard
Carpet Corporation
Frenis
Sladen
Dracut
James Sladen
Bdleon
Brown
Ephraim Brown
Annesley
Kimball Avenue
Fria
Friends
Blandford
Landford
MONOD
A. G. Pollard & CO
Merrimack Street
Merrimack
Queen of Fashions
Palmer Street
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Sts
Burlington
Burlington & Quincy
N. Y
Bond and Stock Brokers
Exchange Building
Joplin
P. O
Courier
Coburn
Ouriterilizenompany
Printing Department
Courier-Citizen
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