Stock Market Opens Firm on May 6 in New York
The New York stock market opened firm with narrow activity. Amalgamated Copper 64 1 2, Atchison 81, Erie 355 1 2, Missouri Pacific 111, New York Central 131, Reading 56, St. Paul 162, Southern Pacific 56 1 2, U S Steel 35, U S Steel preferred 84, Wabash preferred 47. By 11 a m buying was widespread and prices showed gains in key issues and a modest railroad rise.
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New York
Amalgamated Copper
Atchison
Erie
Louisville
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock Island
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Southern
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Amalgamated
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
International Paper
St. Louis
San Francisco
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg
Cotton futures open steady in New York May bids
Futures in New York opened steady with May at 10.70 and listed prices for June through January ranging from 9.00 to 8.64. May cotton sold at 10.70, while yesterday’s high reached 10.68.
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New York
Marine News Steamers Arrived From Genoa and Naples
In New York on May 6 steamers arrived including Washington from Genoa and Naples, Roma from Naples, bringing fresh maritime traffic and updates on transatlantic voyages.
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New York
Washington
Genoa
Naples
Roma
Ocean Tank Steamer Floated Off Indian River Inlet
A marine dispatch reports the tank steamer Ocean, previously ashore at Indian River Inlet, was floated at 3 o clock this morning with tugs North America and Brilliant aiding. The vessel’s status and condition were not specified.
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New York
Ocean
Indian River Inlet
North America
Brilliant
Primitive Methodists Open 12th Eastern Conference Session
The 12th annual session of the Eastern conference of the Primitive Methodist church for New England and New York opened in Pawtucket R I with about 50 delegates led by President Rev J T Barlow of Providence. Reports from examining committees dominated the forenoon and afternoon.
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Pawtucket
R. L
The
Primitive Methodist Church
New England States
New York
J. T. Barlow
Providence
Fall River
New Bedford
Lowell
Methuen
Mass
Brooklyn
N. Y
Obituary Notices for Dorcas Foster and Merrill Adams
Dorcas A Foster aged 52 died at her home 121 Branch street yesterday leaving a husband and six siblings. Merrill E Adams aged 37 died at his home 13 Reed street yesterday he was a member of Centralville lodge I O O F and the Fraternal Helpers.
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Dorcas A. Foster
Branch Street
Merrill E. Adams
Reed Street
Centralville Lodge
Fraternal Helpers
Funeral Services Held for Charles H. Smith in Low Ell
Funeral services for former Low ell resident Charles H. Smith were conducted at 11 AM yesterday at 1116 Bridge Street by Rev. R A Greene. Bearers included A B Humphrey C L Stickney W Alonzo Owen G F Flint and C W Flint. Burial followed at Low ell cemetery under Undertaker Weinbeck.
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Charles H. Smith
Lowell
Mahanoy City
Penn
George W. Flint
Bridge Street
R. A. Greene
A. B. Humphrey
C. L. Stickney
W. Alonzo Owen
G. F. Flint
C. W. Flint
Mr. Buchanan
Lowell Cemetery
Weinbeck
Martha Crane
Howard Street
Mahoney
Watson
Curtis
Carroll
Obituary notices for Day Foster and Adams in local city
Death notices from the State hospital Tewksbury May 3 Akins B. Day aged 71. Foster at 121 Branch street May 5 Dorcas A. Foster aged 52. Adams at 13 Read street May 5 Merrill E. Adams aged 37 years 4 months 8 days.
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Day
State Hospital
Tewksbury
Akins B. Day
Foster
Branch Street
Dorcas A. Foster
Adams
Read Street
Merrill E. Adams
Ireland to exhibit at St. Louis exposition
London May 6. Irish secretary Wyndham said in the House of Commons negotiations are underway with the Irish Department of Agriculture to secure a special exhibit of Irish industries at the St. Louis exposition.
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London
Wyndham
House of Commons
Department of Agriculture of
Ireland
Army Surgeon Harold H. Haas Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot
In Staunton Virginia on May 6, Dr. Harold H. Haas, an army surgeon, died after shooting himself in the head several days earlier amid a personal crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton
Harold H. Haas
Schwab Re-elected President of U. S. Steel
In New York on May 5 Charles M. Schwab was re-elected president of the U. S. Steel Corporation at a board meeting held in the city today.
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New York
Chas. M. Schwab
U. S. Steel Corporation
The Best Liniment
Mrs Anna Hagelgans of Tuckahoe New Jersey praises Chamberlains Pain Balm for rheumatism lumbago and a sprained back noting rapid relief and widespread recommendations. Sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Anna Hagelgans
Tuckahoe
N. J
Suffering South Bend Woman Cured by Favorite Remedy
Mrs. Johanna Foegely of South Bend Indiana endured over three years of kidney and bladder pain. After failing cures from medicines and doctors she used Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy which she credits with cure. The ad touts the remedy as effective for kidney liver bladder blood diseases rheumatism dyspepsia and constipation and notes the 60 cent size and free trial by mail.
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Johanna Foegely
South Bend
Ind
David Kennedy
AIM
David Ki E
Ames Denies Signature on Written Writs in Trial
Former Mayor Ames faced a tense cross examination in Minneapolis on his bribery and extortion trial. He claimed rubber stamp signatures on orders to police to list disreputable houses and denied knowledge of a desk list. Brown testified on the Dr Ames withdrawal letter and its publication.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Ames
Thomas R. Brown
Irwin A. Gardner
Brown
Dr. Ames
Congress
Strongest point in Alaska boundary case cited
Washington reports that the Russian ambassador informed the British King in 1825 that the ten marine leagues boundary began at the sea, a view not disputed until a decade ago. The disclosure strengthens the American claim by showing Russia’s interpretation of the treaty and prior consensus with Britain.
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Washington
Russia
Congressman Friend Helped Bail for Manslaughter Suspect
Edward W. McGreggor appeared before Judge Safford in Salem on a manslaughter charge for a Beverly boarding house death. Bail was reduced to 1000 dollars, posted by Congressman A. P. Gardner whose son worked for McGreggor. Witnesses James McLoud and Charles E. Carter were held at 100 dollars each.
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Salem
Edward W. McGreggor
Safford
Charles Ritchie
Beverly
McGreggor
A. P. Gardner
James McLoud
Charles E. Carter
Wa bash Railroad stockholders authorize up to 10 million bonds
In Toledo on May 5, stockholders and debenture bond holders of the wabash railroad authorized issuing coupon bonds not to exceed 10 million dollars to gain terminal facilities in Toledo St Louis Chicago Quincy Kansas City Detroit and other points. The measure was approved by about 80 percent of votes.
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Toledo, C
Wabash Railroad Company
Toledo
St. Louis
Chicago
Quincy
Kansas City
Detroit
Women Workers Meet Opens In Boston With Delegates
Delegates from New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Hampshire and various Massachusetts locales arrived for the Massachusetts association of Women Workers meeting. An executive session preceded a luncheon for National League of Women Workers guests. Edith M. Howes presided as the opening session began with speakers including Miss Hamilton and Miss Virginia Potter.
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Boston
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Association of Women Workers
National League of Women Workers
Edith M. Howes
Massachusetts Association
Howes
Miss Hamilton
National League
Virginia Potter
New York Association
Indian Chief Cornelius Hill to be ordained priest
Cornelius Hill, chief of the Oneida Indians and last survivor of New York’s Six Nations, will be ordained a priest of the Episcopal church on June 24. The ceremony, to be led by Bishop Grafton of Fond du Lac, will take place on the reservation near Green Bay Wisconsin.
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Green Bay
Wis
Cornelius Hill
New York State
Episcopal Church
Grafton
Fond du Lac
Edward Returns Home From Cherbourg to London Welcome
New details describe King Edward arriving in Portsmouth and London after a royal salute at Cherbourg. The royal yacht Victoria and Albert carried His Majesty with escort by a British squadron. crowds cheered as monuments and flags lined routes to Buckingham Palace. Paris sent thanks for the goodwill shown in the Cherbourg despatch.
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Portsmouth
Eng
Edward
Cherbourg
London
France
Victoria and Albert
King Edward
Paris
Loucet
Chamber of Deputies
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
Prince Christian
Duke of Cambridge
Prince Charles of Denmark
Premier Balfour
Lord Roberts
Porto Rico Seeks Cuba Loan Claim Through State Dept
Commissioner Degetau represents Porto Rico in presenting a $1,000,000 claim against Cuba to the state department. The claim stems from a loan Porto Rico alleges Cuba received before the war that led to the island’s transfer to the United States. Gen. Wood rejected recognition, saying the debt belonged to Spain as Porto Rico’s trustee, and the department is likely to share that view, leaving no recourse due to the Paris treaty bar on Spanish claims.
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Washington
Degetau
Porto Rico
State Department
Cuba
United States
Wood
Spain
Paris
Ninth Victim Dead In Toledo Train Crossing Tragedy
Detroit report confirms the ninth fatality from Sunday night when a Grand Trunk train hit Polish excursionists boarding a Lake Shore train at Canfield and Dequindre streets. Joseph Szaruletta and Joseph Schafranski, Toledo residents, and Helen Radziewicz of Toledo remain in critical condition, with others improving and most injuries out of danger.
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Detroit
Mich
Canfield
Dequindren Streets
Grand Trunk
Toledo
Lake Shore
Harper Hospital
Joseph Szaruletta
Joseph Schafranski
Campbell Avenue
Helen Radziewicz
Warsaw Street
Boy and Horse Die in Adirondack Forest Fire
Continued dry weather and strong winds ignite fires on the Adirondack northern slope. A 15-year-old boy, son of Bert Eseltine, was killed with a horse when flames trapped them as he tried to catch the animal near Siverton. Nearby at Sar anac Junction a woman with a newborn was rescued and moved to safety by hand car.
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Plattsburg
Adirondacks
Bert Eseltine
Siverton
Saranac Junction
Powers Goebel murder case opens third trial bid
Georgetown Kentucky May 5 ex Secretary of State Caleb Powers faces a third trial as accessory to the Goebel murder. Attorneys renew request to vacate Judge Cantrill. Whitaker Coombs and Davis cases as accessories are continued. Another murder case is called, and Powers will likely not be heard this term.
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Georgetown
Caleb Powers
Wm. Goebel
Powers
Judge Cantrill
Harlan Whitaker
Tallow Dick” Coombs
J. W. Davis
Goebel
Tripp Kicked by Horse, Fatally Injured in Accident
Boston May 5 Edward Tripp a teamster was dismounting from his wagon when he slipped and fell across the whiffletree as his head hung over the vehicle. He sustained fatal injuries and is not expected to live.
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Boston
Edward Tripp
Tragedy Strikes as Rider Is Crushed by Horse
A rider suffered a compound skull fracture and brain injury after a horse kicked when he was being lifted. Doctors warned the patient may survive only a short time. The incident occurred as the man remained in a vulnerable position between the horse’s hind legs.
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Tripp
Rosa Finley Held for Grand Jury in Infant Death
Rosa A Finley of Laconia New Hampshire was held for the grand jury on a charge of killing her infant by throwing it into Lake Winnipesaukee. She waived examination and is held without bail. The grand jury convenes next November. Defense was led by Lawyer N J Dyer. Case appeared in municipal court before Judge D H Everett on a continuance.
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Laconia
N. H
Rosa A. Finley
Lake Winnipesaukee
N. J. Dyer
D. H. Everett
Range Finder Tower Burns at Fort Adams
At Fort Adams Newport R I May 5 early this morning a fierce fire destroyed the range finder tower planning and control for fort gun training. The tall hard pine structure with exterior armor was wrecked leaving the guns useless without a substitute. The post fire department did not call for city assistance.
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Newport
R. L
Fort Adams
Post Fire Department
City Department
Three Sudden Deaths In Boston Streets
Boston on May 5 reported three sudden deaths from heart disease on city streets. William Jones aged 81 collapsed from a boat in front of the South Boston Yacht Club but died immediately. John H. Buckley a long time city employee and Knights of Labor member died in South Boston at 74. Alexander M. McLoud 45 was found dead in a Charlestown doorway while resting.
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Boston
William Jones
South Boston
John H. Buckley
Knights of Labor
Buckley
Alexander M. McLoud
Charlestown
Brave Fireman Dies After East Side Fire Rescue
New York on May 5 Fireman William McNally died at Bellevue hospital after a daring rescue at a blaze on East 15th Street and First Avenue He tried to save Henry McWilliams a tenant but perished from smoke and heat James McAvoy another fireman rushed through flames to pull McNally out and was badly burned He and McWilliams were severely injured with McWilliams later dying of his injuries McAvoy was released from the hospital yesterday and his act was praised as the bravest rescue seen by his superiors.
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New York
William McNally
East 15Th Street
First Avenue
Bellevue Hospital
McNally
Henry McWilliams
Jas. McAvoy
McAvoy
McWilliams
Forest Fire Threatens Hundreds Of Acres In Vermont
Morrisville Vermont May 5 A forest fire rages on the west side of Elmore mountain burning about 700 acres of timber land. Farm houses are under threat though none have burned yet as a large force fights the flames.
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Morrisville
Elmore Mountain
Textile council disputes Gompers role in Lowell strike
President Conroy of the Textile council says the American Federation of Labor ordered broad appeals for aid to all unions and will be a key factor in the Lowell strike. Gompers has returned to Washington after four weeks away, a move seen by many as lukewarm toward Lowell. Some question his lack of a Lowell speech while Boston leaders note continued contributions and aid applications at Textile headquarters.
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Conroy
Textile Council
Boston
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Lowell
Gompers
Washington
A. F.of L
Lamp Overturned Fire At Deering Hotel
Four people were injured when the Deering hotel on Fullerton avenue burned out of control early today. The building was owned by the Deering Harvester company and most boarders were employees of the firm. The blaze began from a lamp overturning and caused a panic among inmates. Financial loss is described as small.
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Chicago
Deering
Fullerton Avenue
Deering Harvester Company
Prominent Odd Fellow Collapses and Dies in Newburyport
Newburyport on May 5 reports John A. A. Morrison a leading Odd Fellow collapsing on a street. He served in nearly all posts of the local I O O F lodge and encampment and in the grand lodge. He was 55. his wife and only son died in the past six months.
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Newburyport
John A. A. Morrison
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Grand Lodge
Dunstable Common Case Resolved by Supreme Judicial Court
The Dunstable common title dispute ends in compromise in the supreme judicial court. Henry S. Proctor led the suit with town opposition by Messrs. Marshall and Haskell against the Universalist society represented by Thomas H. Armstrong of Boston. The town retains the common.
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Dunstable Common
Supreme Judicial Court
Henry 8S. Proctor
Charles Cowley
Universalist Society
Messrs. Marshall and Haskell
Thomas H. Armstrong
Boston
Monitor Scorpion Sold For Junk To Port Lands Mills
The Port land rolling mills of St John New Brunswick have bought from the British Admiralty the old Confederate monitor Scorpion. Built forty years ago, she is currently in Bermuda serving as a tug and will be broken up to roll plate iron at the mill.
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St. John, N. B
Portland Rolling Mills
Bermuda
Mueller bill passed to empower Chicago street railways
Springfield Illinois May 5 The Senate today concurred in House amendments to the Mueller municipal ownership bill The act enables Chicago to own operate lease and construct street railways and will become law after Senate passage Chicago long sought legislation moves to the statute books
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Springfield
Jil
Senate
House
Chicago
Police Court Sums Up Greek Club Arrest Case
Judge Hadley reviews testimony in a drunkenness and assault case involving Korneman and Arthur with Greek club members. Korneman found guilty on three charges, fined. Arthur guilty of drunkenness and assault, fined. Both defendants granted appeal bonds. Several other cases continued or delayed as court closes.
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Dooley
Welch
Kornoman
Komonopulos
George Prempas
Robert G. Bartlett
Market Street
Bob’ Bartlett
Capt
Kew
Keeper McQuade
Ryder
Korneman
Arthur
Hadley
Pearson
Superior Court
Lockout Ends at Ballston Paper Mill
Ballston New York May 6 The lockout at the National Folding Box and Paper company mill was broken today. The firm offered a wage increase and recognition of the Federation of Labor in response to worker demands. The offer was accepted and operations began at 7 oclock this morning with terms of settlement not disclosed.
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Ballston
N. Y
National Folding Box and Paper Company
Federation of Labor
Reiff to ride for Corrigan at Louisville Clark Handicap
Edward Corrigan has engaged Johnny Reiff to ride his horses this season. Reiff arrived in Louisville and will ride Hargis in the Clark handicap today. He has a license from the Western association and will ride only on tracks under its control.
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Louisville
Edward Corrigan
Johnny Reiff
Reiff
Hargis
Western Association
Chaffee Inspecting Ninth Infantry at Madison Barracks
Gen Adna R Chaffee and a staff traveled through Watertown New York on May 5 en route to Sacketts Harbor for an inspection of the Ninth U S Infantry at Madison Barracks this afternoon The march of the general and his aides underscores a routine mid spring inspection in the region and highlights the ongoing oversight of military units in the area
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Watertown
N. Y
Adna R. Chaffee
Sacket's Harbor
U.S. Infantry
Madison Barracks
Still Improving for James Gibbons After Skull Base Fracture
James Gibbons remains at St. John’s Hospital with a base of skull fracture, and doctors report his condition about the same while noting improved chances of recovery compared with his admission.
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James Gibbons
St. John’s Hospital
Pretender Killed Again Reported from Zee Onar Camp
Madrid dispatches cite Im parcial reports from Melilla Morocco claiming rumors that the pretender was assassinated in his camp at Zee onar.
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Madrid
Imparcial
Melilla
Morocco
Zeeonar
Clearance sale of imported plaques and Dutch tiles
George EB. Maker on John and Merrimack streets offers Hammond Brass Plaques from 0 to 6 dollars, Dutch tiles framed and formerly 760 and 1.25 now 25 cents, plus odd lots of framed pictures at special closeout prices. Come early for best selection.
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Aliso
George EB
Oor
John and
Merrimack Streets
Barrel Murder Scramble in Pittsburg Italians Held Amid Inquiry
New York detectives with Pittsburg officers and Captain Walsh search Italian communities in Pittsburg for clues into the Bene detto Madonia murder. Four Italians were arrested after intensive questioning by Detective Aymer, with promises of valuable leads from Sergeant Cherry to solve the barrel mystery.
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Pittsburg
New York
Benedetto Madonia
Walsh
United States Secret Service
Webster Avenue
Aymer
Cherry
Monastery Stormed in Corsica Barricade Ended
A Bas tia Corsica despatch reports Capuchins barricaded in their monastery were expelled by police with infantry and gendarmes after barricades and doors were broken. Friars arrested after refusing to surrender as about 2000 demonstrators were dispersed.
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Paris
Bastia
Corsica
Strike assault case postponed as Hagerty flees bail
Lynn May 6 The strike assault case of E C Dow and Mathew Hagerty was continued in police court until Saturday pending Suffolk superior court contempt proceedings for violating an injunction granted Harney Bros Hagerty was released on 100 cash bail and has disappeared Knights of Labor seek to locate him as the Cutters assembly supplied the bail
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Lynn
E. C. Dow
Mathew Hagerty
Suffolk Superior Court
Harney Bros
Hegerty
Knights of Labor
Cutters
Assembly
Fool and His Money Parted in Boston Bunco Case
Horace N. Miller of Boothbay Maine reported to police that he lost or was stolen from him 3000 dollars in Boston after using the day with women friends to sight see. He had come to buy horses. He woke to find the money missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Horace N. Miller
Boothbay
Court adjourns in Superior Court as cases unsettled
This morning in Superior Court lawyers were not ready with their cases. A minor motion consumed time and the court adjourned to Thursday at 9:30. The Moulton vs Haley case was defaulted as the plaintiff did not answer. Several cases were settled out of court including Wilkins vs Carruthers and Perkins pro ams vs Bancroft Plane Steel Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Sumner Moulton
Marilla M. Haley
Wilkins
Boston & Northern
J. W. McEvoy
Richardsons
Trull & Wier
Bennie
Moore
P. A. Fay
F. B
Dunbar
Cowen
Bentley Farm Buildings Burned at Hampton Falls
Exeter New Hampshire May 6 The farm buildings of Joseph Bentley at Hampton Falls burned early today causing a loss of 2500 with small insurance Two cattle perished and household goods were saved News item notes the fire and outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
N. H
Joseph Bentley
Hampton Falls
Pollard offers basement sale on mercerized yarn goods
Three cases of mill remnants of striped mercerized cheviots and fancy stripes are offered for waists and dresses. The goods are genuine mercerized yarns not finish goods, valued at 20c to 26c per yard, but sold in Pollard's basement bargain department for 12 1 2 cents per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Pollard & CO
Elegant two story house and stable on the Highlands
T H Elliott at 64 Central Street advertises a bargain on a fine two story house and stable on a corner lot with modern conveniences, built three years ago and in elegant condition. An offer is wanted and the listing suggests also viewing farms advertised elsewhere in the paper for nearby buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Elliott
Central Street
Highlands
Lowell Cooperative Bank Annual Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of Lowell Cooperative Bank shareholders will be held Friday evening May 15 1903 at 7:30 PM in Room 89 Central Block 6 Central Street Lowell Massachusetts for the election of officers for the ensuing year William D Brown Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Cooperative Bank
Central Block
Central Street
Lowell
Mass
William D. Brown
Administration petition for Clarence W. Whidden estate
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate court cites heirs and creditors of Susan Burnett late of Lowell to show cause why administration should not be granted to Clarence W. Whidden or another. Hearing set May 19, 1903 at nine in the forenoon in Lowell. Public notice to be printed weekly for three weeks in Lowell Daily Courier before the court date. Signed by S. H. Folsom, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Susan Burnett
Lowell
Clarence W. Whidden
Itness
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
S. H. Folsom
Register
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Courier-Citizen Company
Stock Market
New York Market
Marine News
Primitive Methodists
Georgia Dageros
Molloy
Edson
Schwab
Anchor Line
United States Mail
Glasgow
Londonderry
Henderson Brothers
Broadway
Denis Murphy
Appleton Street
Wabash Railroad
King of
England
Great Britain
FT. Adams
Dunstable
Mueller
Morning Citizen
DA’_Y COURIER
Gordon Fisher
Georgianna Crowe
Dr. Leary
D. J. Donahue
Bernard J. Donahue
Charles Walters
Catherine Walters
Joseph P. Noonan
Manuel Miron
Samuel C. Payton
Boston & Northern Street Railway Company
Box and Paper Company
Chaffee
Madonia
Fool
Bunco
Hardy
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Nicholas G. Norcross
Central ST
Commonwealth of” Massachusetts
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