Market Calm Opens With Mixed Stock Movements
This morning's trading was dull and irregular with sugar trading between 110 and 113, leather quiet at 13, and steel stocks showing a slight uptick. N Y C rose to 135 from 133½ while Erie and Bell moved post opening. Copper faced light demand as Butte and Boston common softened and Amalgamated fell. London copper broke, and Atchison absorbed S F P & Phoenix with a 99 year lease, while rights on American Bell Telephone traded off the curb before listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Bell
Butte and Roston
Amalgamated
Osceola
Quincy
Atchison
S. F
Pres
Phoenix
Ash Fork
Ariz
Globe
Press & Eastern
American Bell Telephone
American Telephone & Telegraph
Stock Exchange
New York
Amer. Sugar Ref. Co
Amer
Steel
Wees
Atchison, Ofd
Tig Amer
Tobacco
al Col. &. & Iron
Aly Federal Steel
Neuse
Federal Steel
Elec
Int Paper
Manhattan
Metropolitan
Third Avenue Ry
Texas & Pac
Union Pacific
Union Pac
U.S
Wheeling & L. E
Boston
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Amalgamated Oe
Anaconda
Montana
Butte & Boston
Calumet
Joeniti
Elm River
Isle Royale
Bell Tel
Erie Tel
Metallic toothed wire boosts burr cylinder equipment
The Lowell Burr Cylinder Works of Lowell Massachusetts introduces a new metallic toothed wire for burr cylinders licker-in garnett machines and related textile machinery. The firm reports ready supply and cost efficiency plus a range of wire styles and repairs for Garnett machines and wool cards. George A Judson, general manager, brings 18 years of mill experience guiding manufacturers on machinery needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Burr Cylinder Works
Lowell
Mass
George A. Judson
Wwoden
Wool and Cotton Reporter
Talbot obituary recalls a life of courtesy and service
Julian Talbot son of Charles P. and Harriet R. Talbot and nephew of the late Governor Talbot, was born in North Billerica and educated at Phillips Andover. He left business with his father, later retiring after Talbot Dyewood and Chemical Co. formation, served on the common council briefly, and held directorships at Talbot mills and Lowell Hosiery Co. A Mason and social figure in Kennebunkport, he is survived by his widow Anne and three children. He was remembered as a generous host and loyal friend whose unobtrusive generosity touched many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Talbot
Charles P
Harriet R. Talbot
Talbot
North Billerica
Phillips-Andover Academy
Charles P. Talbot
Talbot Mills
Lowell Hosiery Co
Kennebunkport
Maine
James Baker 63 Dies After Brief Illness at Home
James Baker aged 63 died Monday night at 159 Howard street after a short illness. He served 20 years with the Boston & Maine, lately as engineer in charge of the dummy freight shifter among cotton mills. A member of Middlesex lodge K of P and Lincoln lodge IOOF, he was well known in his community. A widow survives him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Baker
Howard Street
Boston & Maine
Middlesex Lodge
K. of P
Lincoln Lodge
Obituary notes for Mercier and Bruce in City
Jeffrey L Mercier aged 28 9 months dies at 74 First street after long illness of consumption He belonged to Columbia council O U A M and Lady Franklin council D of L He leaves wife brothers Joseph and Henry and father A L Mercier potato chip purveyors and constable Henry Mercier all in the city Arthur Kitson Bruce longtime resident dies suddenly in Waterbury Conn aged 22 leaves many friends in this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey L. Mercier
First Street
Columbia Council
Lady Franklin Council
D. of L
Joseph
A. L. Mercier
Henry Mercier
Arthur Kitson Bruce
Waterbury
Conn
Funeral notices from local area obituaries
Funeral services were held yesterday for Rebecca Staples at her 46 Lilley Avenue home conducted by Rev Dr Chambre before the body was sent to Chatham New Brunswick for burial. Undertaker Young in charge. Annie Whalen funeral at St Johns Hospital drew a large crowd with burial at St Patricks Cemetery officiated by Rev Fr McHugh. Bearers listed. Ann Bateman’s service from 152 South Street noted many floral tributes with burial in Catholic cemetery. Rev Fr McKenna led committal prayers at the grave. Undertaker O Donnell supervised several services including Theresa Cavanaugh who died at Tewksbury Centre and was sent to Gardiner Massachusetts last evening by Undertaker O Donnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Staples
Lilley Avenue
Chambre
Chatham
N.B
Young
Annie Whalen
St. John’s Hospital
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Fr. McHugh
Frank M. Brogan
Joseph A. Brogan
Martin McAndrew
William Donovan
Molloy
Ann Bateman
South Street
Edward Flanagan
Charles Wayman
Michael Curry
Michael Monahan
Fr. McKenna
O'Donnell
Theresa Cavanaugh
Tewksbury Centre
Gardiner
Mass
Talbot Funeral Arrangements Set for April 29
In this city, at his late home 43 Nesmith street Julian Talbot. Funeral services will take place Wednesday May 2 at 3 30 o'clock from his late residence. Friends and relatives invited without further notice. Friends kindly requested not to send flowers. Burial private. Hilton Funeral Notice for Margaret D Hilton
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Talbot
Nesmith Street
Julian Talbot
Hilton
Margaret D. Hilton
William A. Chapman
Moody Street
Young
Christina Young
John Barnes
Ellsworth Street
Time to Renew Roller Curtains at Pollard Co
A. G. Pollard & Co offers closed out odd lots of fringed roller curtains at 39 cents, valued 60 to 75 cents, with colors described. Also plain opaque curtains in all colors at 30 cents and other lines at 40 to 50 cents. Merrimack Street basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrimack Street
A. G. Pollard & CO
Local liquor store stocks top brands on Moody street
Residents near Moody and Suffolk streets can visit John M. Hogan's at 294 and 298 Moody street for a complete stock of Frank Jones' Ales, Anheuser-Busch brands including Budweiser and Faust, plus foreign and domestic wines, liquors and cigars. The newly stocked store promises liberal courteous treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody and
Suffolk Streets
John M. Hogan’s
Moody Street
Frank Jones’ Brewing Company
Anheuser-Busch
Book-a-Month club meeting at Mrs Glidden home
The Book-a-Month club of St. Paul's church held a pleasant meeting on Monday night at the home of Mrs. C Clark Glidden in Middlesex street. A poster party followed the regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
C Clark Glidden
Middlesex Street
Community event features Payne McCaffrey readings and dance
Paye and John McCaffrey presented readings by Miss Lillian OBrien and John Payne with remarks by James Miskella. Arthur McHugh accompanied as the Middle sex orchestra provided music. Officers include General manager Mrs Clara Mec Phail and a large reception and committee lineup. Wamesit lodge K of P welcomed two new members. Women's Relief Corps No 33 postponed a fair due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie McGrade
Helen McCort
Nellie Harrington
Michael Gilligan
Burns
Mrs. Rourke
Thomas McPhail
Annie Sheehan
Stephen Fadigan
Kittie Collins
Women’s Relief Corps
Death of Rev Patrick Brady OMI Misssion Priest Worldwide
Pneumonia proved fatal for Rev Patrick R. Brady OMI of the Oblates of Mary Immaculate. Born 1845 in Kells Ireland he preached missions across Ireland England Canada South Africa Australia and the United States. He died in Mercy Hospital Springfield Mass after a long illness and will be buried in this city with funeral Thursday at 10.00 am guided by Immaculate Conception Church authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick R. Brady
Springfield
Mass
Ireland
Springfield Republican
Brady
P.R. Brady
Order of Mary Immaculate
Mercy Hospital
Sacred Heart Church
New York
Thomas Smyth
Sacred Heart Parish
Fr. Brady
Kells
County Meath
Sicklinghall
Leeds
Eng
William D. Joyce
Nichols
Furlong
O’dwyer
Oblates
Ottawa
Kingston
Upper Canada
Boston
South Africa
Australia
Ceylon
Buffalo
Chicago
Stanley
Shinnors
O'Reilly
Oblate
Lowell
Muc
Immaculate Conception Church
Marshall and Poirier Married in Collinsville
Albert Marshall and Miss Lydia Poirier of Collinsville were married at St. Michael's parochial residence yesterday by Rev. Fr. Boland. A wedding supper followed at the bride's home and the couple planned to begin their wedding journey, to reside in Collinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Marshall
Lydia Poirier
Collinsville
St. Michael's
Boland
Mrs. Marshall
Personal notes from Lowell society page
Lowell residents engage in travels and family news with plans for Europe and Marblehead visits. Engagements and weddings are announced including Miss Gertrude McDonald to Mr Walter Taylor with a May 2 wedding. Local careers, visits, charity events at Day Nursery, and regional society updates accompany brief health and residence notes.
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R. M. Boutwell
Lowell
Europe
Marblehead Heights
Elsie
Paris
William A. Winslow
Iran
Samuel Jackson
Londonderry
N. H
Edgar Osborn
Belvidere
Mary Black
D. E. Dudley
Gertrude McDonald
Walter Taylor
Thomas Waterworth
C. H. Allen
Porto Rico
Asa Osgoode
Merrimack House
Pittsfield
Joseph Stiles
Dutton Street
Wm. T. Ireland
Leis Titecomb
Hattie Dearth
John Searles
B. A. Rolling
Wm. Landers
American Baptist Home Mission Society
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Boston
Asa Reed Dilts
Fraternal Group Marks Ninth Anniversary With Concert
Spindle City Circle No 119 C F A celebrated its ninth anniversary with a concert and dance in Foresters hall. The program featured songs by John Murray John Hagan John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spindle City Circle
No. 119
C. F. of A
Foresters’ Hall
John Murray
John Hagan
John
Liquor Law Enforcement Report Praises Police Efforts
The year closed saw 241 cases brought to court and sizable fines, reflecting strong police action. Visits to former saloons and drug stores indicate close supervision and steady zeal across all enforcement columns.
Republicans Hold Conventions in Fourth and Seventh Districts
The fourth district Republican convention in South Framingham elected Arthur H. Lowe of Fitchburg and Charles G. Bancroft of Natick as delegates to the national convention in Philadelphia with W. Howard Chase and Walter F. Howard named as alternates. Otis M. Gove chaired. 134 delegates from 46 towns and three cities were present. In the seventh district in Malden, 158 delegates gathered. Frank D. Allen of Lynn and Alfred E. Cox of Malden were discussed as delegates, with George N. Swallow and Charles Bruce among alternates. Resolutions endorsed McKinley and Long. Springfield’s second district also held a harmonious gathering naming delegates and alternates to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Framingham
Arthur H. Lowe
Fitchburg
Charles G. Bancroft
Natick
W. Howard Chase
Leominster
Walter F. Howard
Clinton
Philadelphia
Otis M. Gove
Waltham
G. M. Frye
Townsend
Charles Q. Tirrell
Messrs
Lowe
Bancroft
Hoar
Marcus Hall
Malden
Willard Massey
Stoneham
Charles C. Frye
Lynn
Everett
Melrose
Walkefield
Nahant
Saugus
Boston
Ward
Chelsea
Revere
Frank D. Allen
Frank P. Bennett
Alfred E. Cox
Mr. Bennett
Benjamin F. Debutts
Levin&. Gould
George N. Swallow
Paros
Ss Vseeanes
Apheines
Blank
Cox and Swallow
Judge Berry
Springfield
Henry M. Phillips
Richard W. Irwin
Northampton
Norman P. Woods
Northfield
Almon P. Smith
Athol
McKinley
John D. Long
F. H. Gillett
Porto Rico
Lincoln's Early Patent Claim For Buoyant Chambers On Vessels
The patent record shows Abraham Lincoln of Springfield Illinois filed March 1849 for a patent on a new and improved method of combining adjustable buoyant chambers with steamboats and other vessels. The filing included a petition affidavit specification drawing and model and was examined by Renwick with a May 22 patent date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patent Office
Abraham Lincoln
A. Lincoln
Springfield
Sangamon
Illinois
Renwick
Z. C. Robbins
John L. Smith
C. Robbins
H. H. Silvester
Washington
Richard Sylvester
W. Sheldon
A. S
Lincoln patent on buoyant chambers described by witness
The article details a patent involving expandable buoyant chambers placed at a vessel’s sides to raise or lower the craft by shifting air within chambers. It recounts Mr. Robbins, Lincoln’s attorney, recalling how Lincoln demonstrated his model, sought a patent, and noted Lincoln’s limited funds and shift to politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbins
Lincoln
Washington
M_ street
FE. B. Washburn
Congress
Washington Star
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stock Market
Rolston & Bass
London
N. Y
Canada Co
United States
National Bank of Lowell
Trust
Pennsylvania
Bright, Sears & Co
Jameps Baker
Wamesit Lodge
George S. Tranter
O. M. IL
Marshall-Poirier
Boston Herald
R. W. Dunbar
North Chelmsford
Robert W. McAllister
Boott Mills
Cohasset
Companions of Forest
Liquor Law Enforcement
Donaldson
Tony
Wvoculte Aic
Largov
Palmer Street
Merrimack, Palmer and Middle Sts
Stickney & Pogr Spice Co
Mark
Mre Oey
Tauravety Guarantesco
Johnson Laker
Sugar
N. Y. Central
Southwestern
Bond and Stock Brokers
Exchange Building
Leiter
Ourier
Printing Department
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