Union Pacific Leads Upward Market Surge With Volatile Gains
Union Pacific opened at 118 and surged to 127 amid excitement, with 100 shares of common stock proposed to receive 150 Northwestern 3 percent bonds. Illinois rose to 149 while other rails fluctuated, Baltimore and Ohio up on favorable rumor, steel trading remained lackluster, all amid a market of unusual interest and margin risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
U. P. Common
Northwestern
Illinois
Northern Pacific
Rock Island
St. Paul
Atchison
Baltimore
Ohio
Siege of Tien Tsin Told By Missionaries At Cambridge
Cambridge district women’s missionary society held sessions at Worthen Street Methodist with talks by Mrs. Wag ner and Miss Croucher recounting the siege of Tientsin. Miss Croucher described the defense, refuge efforts, the 1500 arriving troops, and the peril of foreign residents as accounts of courage, relief, and evacuation were shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge District
Miranda Croucher
Tiensin
Tien Tsin
Mr. Cousins
Taku
Miss Croucher
Philippines
Yorktown
Yokohama
Nettle Roberts
New Kingdom
Barclay and Baxter Wed In Early Spring Ceremony
A wedding took place Tuesday morning April 30 as Frederick A. Barclay and Bernice Baxter were joined in marriage by Smith Thomas Ford D D at his residence. They planned a brief trip to the Adirondacks and Champion New York, then will reside in the city where Barclay is in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Barclay
Bernice Baxter
Smith Thomas Ford
D. D
Wedding of Herbert C Sanders and Caroline M Fowler
Mr Herbert C Sanders and Miss Caroline M Fowler wed Tuesday at the bride’s home in Middlesex Street. Rev J F Allen officiated with Rev John L Sanders of Lakeville as assistant. The couple will reside in Whatsom Washington. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Fowler of Worcester and bridal gifts featured a silver case from Locks and Canals company where Miss Fowler worked seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert C. Sanders
Caroline M. Fowler
George L. Fowler
Middlesex Street
J. F. Allen
John L. Sanders
Lakeville
Richardson
Marshall
George Merrill
Lawrence
John Fowler
Worcester
the Locks and Canals Company
Powers Kelley wedding in Lowell at St Marys church
William J Powers of Lowell and Miss Margaret Kelley of East Bartlett street were married at St Marys church in Lowell by Rev Thomas P Smith. Relatives and intimate friends attended. Best man was William Bugney of Huntington and bridesmaid Miss Mary Kelley. The gown was pearl satin with Arabian lace, bouquet of bride roses. bridesmaid wore pearl mulled silk with lace, bouquet carnations. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's home, gifts received, couple to reside in Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Powers
Lowell
Margaret Kelley
East Bartlett Street
St. Mary’s Church
Thomas P. Smith
William Bugney
Huntington
Mary Kelley
Lohengrin
Margaret Mullen
William Horan
Southington
James Kneeland
Powers
Westfield Cor. Spingfield Republican
Obituary for George Whitney, Boston banker and bank president
George Whitney of Boston died Monday night at his home on Marlboro Street after a two week illness. He led the National Union Bank for 19 years and was a longtime figure in local banking. Born November 1, 1932, he was the second of seven sons of Israel Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Whitney
National Union Bank
Boston
Marlboro Street
Whitney
Union Bank
North National Bank
Israel Whitney
Whitney’s life and death span banking and a Boston club
The obituary recalls George Whitney’s career from Lom bard Whitmore to Lombard Whitney and Whitney Bros. Co in Calcutta, his India years, and return to become president of the North bank. He married William M. Whitney’s daughter in 1881 and had three children. He also served as a Suffolk savings bank trustee and Union bank president and summered at Nahant, with Somerset Club membership noted. Also reported deaths include Mary Brown wife of James Brown aged 55 years 6 months 20 days and Greek immigrant George Sicaras aged 18 at Lowell General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lombard & Whitmore
George Whitney
Israel Lombard & Co
Lombard, Whitney & Co
Calcutta
Whitney Bros. & Co
India
Boston
The
North Bank
Whitney
William M. Whitney
Beverly
Union Bank
Suffolk Savings Bank
Somerset
Nahant
Mary Brown
James Brown
West Chelmsford
George Sicaras
Lowell General Hospital
Funeral for Annie Hennessey Held at St Michael's Collinsville
The funeral for Annie Hennessey was held at 9 am from her aunt Mrs George Heland's Collinsville home and attended by many out of town friends. A high mass at St Michael's Church was sung by Rev Richard Boland with Gregorian chant by the choir directed by Thomas P Boulger. Floral tributes were numerous and detailed among the prominent gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Hennessey
George Heland
Collinsville
St. Michael's Church
Sixth Street
Richard Boland
Thomas P. Boulger
Alice Hennessey
John Madden
Thomas Spellman
Canneran
George Carney
Carragher
Carl Brown
Jessie Braden
Delia Briscoe
Miss Lough
Sodality
St. Mary's Church
Annie
Bartley McCarthy
Joseph St. Ledger
Thomas F. Graney
Thomas Rhoddy
Northern
Dover
J. F. O'Donnell
Elizabeth Smith
Davidson Street
Molloy
J. Carrick
Martin Farrell
John Sweeney
H. Richardson
E. Eckard
T. Ross
St. Peter's Cemetery
Ann Murray
High Street
Immaculate Conception Church
Fr. Lawrence
P. P. Haggerty
Hugh Walker
St. Joseph's Church
Nolin
O. M.I
Lamothdé
O. IM. I
Desroches
C. Tanguay
John Ouillette
Charles Lord
Nargisse Lemieux
Onesime Breton
Victor LeClaire
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Fr. Gagnon
Albert
Funeral notices from a crowded list of local burials
The report lists bearers and funeral details for multiple recent deaths, including Bartley McCarthy Joseph St Ledger Thomas F Graney and Thomas Rhoddy. It notes interments at Dover St Patrick Edson and other cemeteries with undertakers O Donnell Rogers Molloy and others and mentions the advertising of Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup.
Old Hundred Cigars Promise Quality and Taste
The dealer promotes Old Hundred Cizars with long filler tobacco and skilled rollers. He urges customers to try a cigar, asserting that success leads to finishing the box and repeat purchases. The pitch centers on quality and buyer choice, appealing to confident smoking experience.
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Stock Market
Bright, Sears & Co
New York
Am. Sugar Ref. Co
Am Tobacco
Wee
Atchisonw
Brooklyn R
Chesa. Oo
Fa C.& G. West’a
Cm&st P
Chi&pac
Eos
C. C
Con Gas
del. & Hud
Eee
Erie Rail
Manhattan
Metropolitan
Mo. Pac
Nyo&w
Ay No. Pac Tee
Owe Hey
No. Pav
Penn Railr
Bo. Pac
So. Ry. Com
Bo. Rail
St.l &’N'N
Tenn. OC. KI
Union Pac
Sre
U.S. Steel
U.S. L
West Union
Soston
Oreves
Firebburg
Mex, Cor
Mining
Amalgamated
Adventure
Anaconda. Tees
Alg
Bolg Bingham
Baltic
Aes
Bos. & Mon
Franklin
Isle Royal Teee Bay
Mont
Tamarack
N.e.gas & Coke
N.e.gas & Coke, Illy
Wall Street
OUR Daily Market
Maight & Freese CO
Broadway
Nicholas G. Norcross
Central Strait
Courier
Miranda
Standard Oil Company
Barclay—Baxter
Sanders-Fowler
Powers—Kelley
Dr. Wood
W. Bd
I. Fiayes
al J. Saul&co
A. C. Burns
Adams & Co
Tlephosas
Weed ST
Chadwick & Co., Preps
Cripple Creek
Philadelphia
Gold Coin Company
Elkton
Creston Leasing Company
Anaconda
Monarch Mining & Development CO
Monarch
Colorado
Caledonia
Monarch Mining and Development Co
Rogers Building
Washington St
Mass
F. M. Harris
Merrima
Honot
Perham - Stickney CO
Atherton Machine Co
Atherton
Perham
Charles Stickney
Perham-Stickney Company
Lowell, Mass
Cook, Taylor & CO
Central Street
Justin
Dimities
Harrison“Bros
Philadelpha
Sicago
C. B. Coburn & GO
Market St
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