Stock market opens weak then strengthens amid sugar rally
The market started soft but recovered in two hours and was strong by noon. Sugar rose from 98 to 104 on a company policy report, then 101, selling 102 at noon. Met. St. Ry. moved up from 159 to 164, T. C. & I. opened at 94% and rose to 98 1/4, Third Avenue opened weak at 101% and gained. Manhattan fell from Thursday but recovered by noon. Mining shares mostly sturdy with Cochiti up 1 to 13 1/2 and Montana Coke and Coal steady at 9%. Butte and Boston rose to 76, coppers solid, railroads strong. Market likely to remain irregular with profit-taking by local operators and sugar trade unrest. London buying stocks here, but shipments not extreme. European travel heavy and gold exports noted. Pool in Atchison up common stock, suggesting liquidity willingness. Sugar remains a disruptor along with local traction due to franchise tax.
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Met. St. Ry
Third Avenue
Manhattan
Cochiti
Montana
Butte
Boston
Rolston & Bass
London
Europe
Atchison
American Woolen plans massive Lawrence plant and warehouses
Negotiations between American Woolen company and Essex company aim to build a large wool washing and storage complex on the Essex South Lawrence mill sites. A filtration plant may address health concerns, potentially enabling 2200 skilled jobs and making Lawrence a dominant U.S. woolen center.
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Essex Company
South Lawrence
American Woolen Company
The
Lawrence Sun
Wood
Agent Mills
State Board of Health
Merrimack
Woolen
Mutual Insurance Companies
Lawrence
United States
Essex
New Century Shoe Store Showcases Artistic Windows
The 20th Century shoe store in Lowell features avant garde window displays with electric mirrors and Grecian figures, lilies, Easter scenes, and floral backdrops. Men and women’s lines are highlighted with new designs in patent leather, cork soled Saracen boots, russet leathers, and elegant golf footwear. The store emphasizes cutting edge style and quality, promising a fully equipped golf department and a focus on care of shoes after purchase.
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Lowell
Nettleton
Syracuse
Pindley
BA Centarr
Eeiabliahowent
FF. Ronig
Obituaries from a New England town obituary section
Catherine Josephine Meers aged 34 of Tewksbury died at home after long illness. Survived by parents three sisters Agnes Nelly and Mrs Lawrence Ryan and four brothers Robert Francis Thomas John. Formerly with Shepard Norwell Co in Boston. Charles W Drew 84 died at home 9 Willow Street leaving a daughter. Longtime H Hosford Co employee and senior member of Drew Taft Welch firm on Merrimack Street. Annie E Worthington died at niece Mrs O B Smiths residence 22 Leverett Street aged 60 years 2 months. Survived by one son Joseph H three sisters Mrs John Otis Mrs George B Tuttle and Mrs James H Leach
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Catherine Josephine Meers
Tewksbury
Agnes
Nelly
Lawrence Ryan
Robert
Francis
Thomas
John
Miss Meers
Shepard, Norwell & Co
Boston
Charles W. Drew
Willow Street
H. Hosford & Co
Drew, Taft & Welch
Merrimack Street
Annie E. ‘Worthington
O. B. Smith
Leverett Street
Funeral notices for Ellen Brown and others in the parish
The notice lists funerals for Ellen Brown at her North Street home with service at St. Peter's Church and burial in the Catholic cemetery, followed by Mary Flynn, Thomas F. O'Neil, Joseph F. Brosnan, Sarah G. Perking, John T. Harwood, and John T. Finnegan, with churches, cemeteries, and undertakers named. Additional brief notices include Madeline Gildee and Lois A. Sweatt, with service times and locations in Pelham and Edson cemetery respectively.
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Ellen Brown
North Street
St. Peter’s Church
McKenna
Redmond Welsh
Patrick Quinn
Patrick Kane
John Quinn
Jeremiah McCarty
Henry McDonald
Rogers
Mary Flynn
St. Patrick’s Church
Fr. Burke
Thomas F. O'Neil
North
Billerica
O'Donnell
Joseph F. Brosnan
Lieut. Brosnan
Third Street
Dwyer
Sarah G. Perking
Middlesex Street
Mr. Merriam
Avery
Saunders
Young
Edson
John T. Harwood
Westford Street
N. W. Matthews
Weinbeck
John T. Finnegan
David McGarr
St. Michael's
Mary Florence Fletcher Weds Will A Charles in Acton
A quiet March 28 wedding united Mary Florence Fletcher and Will A. Charles at the Fletcher residence in South Acton. Rev. W. H. Dusseault officiated with only close relatives present. The bride wore white satin with lilies of the valley. Jennie Fletcher aided as bridesmaid and Frank B. Charles served as best man.
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Jonathan Fletcher
South Acton
Mary Florence
Will A. Charles
Acton High School
Fairhaven
W. H. Dusseault
Jennie
Frank B. Charles
Fire damages residence of sewer foreman in Weat View Street
Fire at the home of John Alton a sewer department foreman on Weat View Street near Pine Street yesterday afternoon destroyed the upper floors and gutted the lower parts. The building and contents were insured through T C Lee Co Empire Colony No 170 U C P F.
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John Alton
Weat View Street
Pine Street
T Agency
T. C. Lee& Co
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Sugar
J. A. Coram
Bingham Copper and Gold Mining Company
Salt Lake
Federal Steel Company
E. 8. Hooley
New York
Deston
Atchison Common
Kright, Sears & Co
Amer
Federal
Central
Newark
Leece
Hofton
Dominion Consolidated Mince Company, Ltd
International Bureau of Mines
Roetss
Uston
Calumet
Isle Royale
Mont
Goal & Cokii
Old Dominion
Parrott
Quincy
N. E. Gas & Cok Vu
the Woolen Centre
Empire Colony
No. 170
Puigpions Hal Broadway
Harringa
Little Maude
Dison
Sine
Annte Grant
Daisy Morgan
Excelsior Orchestra
J. BR. Armetrong
J. Riley
Aids
M. J. Kappler
A. A. Dewitt
F Williams
H. W. McDonald
W. Jonson
William KR. Dixon
A. L. McKiesock
A. F. Johnson
A. T. Myrick
Boston Bags
Wood's Jewelry Store
Putnam & Son
Rogers Peet & Co
America
Rogers, Peet & Co
Ph Skinner
Rosers Peet & Anteed
Prince Albert
Wales
Pamozae
Pereese
Eoarfa
Cilte
Central Street
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