Stock Market Turmoil Drives Northern Pacific Rally
In New York the market spiked as Northern Pacific surged from 143% to 165% then bled to 145% before rebounding to 170. Rail stocks like Union Pacific and Atchison fluctuated wildly while copper shares faded. Analysts warn of danger to bulls amid bids, spread bets, and looming consolidation battles.
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New York
Northern Pacific
N. P. Preferred
B. Q
Union Pacific
Atchison Common
Map
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Sugar Ref. Co
Tobacco
Atchison
Brooklynk.t
Chesa. & O
C&g
Cm&st P
Ts cc
St. L
Tobaus
del. & Hud
Erie Rail
Gen. Electric
Oss
Aper
P. Beasassveness
Manhattan
Mo. Pac
M. K
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Pac. Mail
Penn Railroad
Ry. Com
Rail
Bag St. L
N Pfa. Tenn. Oc, & I
Texas & Pac
Union Pac
Union Pao
Steel
Wabash
Wabash Pf
West Union
Boston Market
Atlantic
Apaconda
Bingham
Bos. & Mon
Butte & Bos Seenees
Oak & Hecla
Centennial
Eureka
Franklin
Isle Royal
Old Dominion
Santa Fe
Trinity
Utah
Directors Review Coal Company Sale and Plant Options
The coal company sells to another syndicate which holds an option to buy the coal company property. Directors will inspect the plants of both firms with their managers and leading officials, as reported by Bright, Sears & Co.
Divorce Granted to Sir Reginald Beauchamp
London May 7 Sir Reginald Beauchamp divorced his wife Violet daughter of the fifth Earl of Roden for 210000 damages. The co respondent was Hughatt a former member of Parliament noted in financial circles.
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London
Reginald Beauchamp
Violet
Fifth Earl of Roden
Hughatt
British steamer Tantallon Castle Ashore Near Robbin Island
Cape Town reports a large steamer stranded on Robbin Island near the city. The vessel is believed to be the British Tantallon Castle of the Castle line, carrying relief troops and passengers aboard.
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Cape Town
Robbin Island
Castle Lihe
More Boers Captured by Lord Kitchener Report
London May 7 Lord Kitchener reports the capture of another hundred Boers, along with a twelve pounder a nine pounder a Maxim and ammunition.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Chicago Seaport Idea Aims At Ocean Freight Expansion
An May Popular Monthly piece argues Chicago can become a new seaport by building ultra large lake steamers to transport heavy freight to Europe. It cites four 2500 ton Canadian steamers, steel shipments from Conneaut Harbor to England, and notes seaworthiness and cross ocean viability, with expert warnings about lake steamers’ limited ocean survivability.
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Chicago
Franklie
Welland
Loago
Mape
Quebec
Lake Superior
England
Lake Erie
Conneaut Harbor
Ohio
Carnegie Steel Company
Montre
Europe
Northwestern
Pacific
South America
North Atlantic
Suffering Sore Healed by Dean’s Ointment
A testimonial from C. W. Lenhart of Bowling Green claims a leg sore and itching were relieved and permanently cured by Dean’s Ointment. The text also mentions women in Turkish harems taking up amateur photography, warning the Sultan it could lead to organized clubs.
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C. W. Lenhart
Bowling Green
Reed Bride Weds Gray In Private City Ceremony
Miss Adam L. Reed married Frank A. Gray on Tuesday evening at 614 Bridge Street home of grandmother Mrs. J B Trueworthy. Rev. R A Greene of Grace Church officiated. only relatives attended the ceremony in Nashua and the local city.
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Adam L. Reed
J. B. Trueworthy
Bridge Street
Frank A. Gray
Nashua
R. A. Greene
Grace Church
Engagement announced between Miss Jessie E Douglas and Mr James Bateman
A notice reports the engagement of Miss Jessie E Douglas of New Brunswick to Mr James Bateman of London England. The item also notes social activity and local news such as a whist party for the Day Nursery fair, pension increase for Michael Golden, and military and public official movements including Edward J Francis and Deputy Moffatt.
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Jessie E. Douglas
New Brunswick
James Bateman
London
England
Colorado Volunteers
Philippine Islands
Buffalo
Moffatt
Donaldson
Obituary notes for Sisters of Notre Dame and local residents
Obituary notices report Sister Mary Matilda of the Sisters of Notre Dame dying at Adams Street academy after a stroke, aged 53, with 34 years in religious life and ties to East Boston and Notre Dame academy. Also listed is Mrs. Mary Rourke of Lyons Street with three sons and four daughters, and Henry Wilson Derby of Belmont Street, born 1838 in Fitchburg, a longtime Lowell resident and local machinist, with family connections to Boston and the city church.
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Mary Matilda
Sisters of Notre Dame
Adams Street
Boston
Notre Dame Academy
Ohio
Kentucky
St. Patrick’s Church
Mary Rourke
Lyons Street
Frank
John J
Miles H
Henry Wilson Derby
Belmont Street
Fitchburg
Lowell
Rytcburg
Derby
First Presbyterian Church
Alice
Mabelle Derby
William A. Burke
Willis Farrington
Funeral processions for Kierce Senior Coburn and Connors
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for Frank P Kierce at 176 Fayette Street with large attendance and floral tributes from Delia and Annie Keirce and Mr. and Mrs. John J. O'Brien. Burial followed in Catholic cemetery under Molloy. Also held were services for Mary E Senior at 3 McGovern's Court and for Augustus J Coburn at Lakeview Avenue with four Coburn nephews as bearers and Hamblet cemetery burial under W. W. Brooks. Alice N Connors was buried after Mass at Immaculate Conception Church Nashua with remains later sent home for burial and bearers James Scanlon, Joseph Nugent, Francis Nugent, John Mc.
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Frank P. Kierce
Fayette Street
Our Darling
Delia
Annie Keirce
John J. O’brien
Molloy
Mary E. Senior
McGovern’s Court
Lakeview Avenue
St. Peter’s
Davey
Augustus J. Coburn
Warren
Albert
Jesse
William Coburn
Hamblet
Telephone service offered for home calls to the aged
A notice invites a telephone contact at 846-2 or dropping a postal note if office calls are difficult, promising a residence visit. It emphasizes convenience for aged or sick people and provides the same telephone contact for arranging a home visit.
Funeral services for William F. Washington at St. Patrick’s
William F. Washington funeral held this morning from Undertaker Molloy’s rooms. Rev Fr McHugh conducted the committal at St. Patrick’s Cemetery in Lowell. Mourning relatives Laughlin Doran Flynn and others attended, with burial overseen by Undertaker O’Donnell.
Obituaries and Death Notices from May 7
In this city May 7 Nelson E French age 2 years 7 months In this city May 7 Holland at his late home 88 Butterfield street Tim othy Holland age 72 In this city May 7 Perkins at home 68 Lane street Luther W Perkins age 4 months 2 days In this city May 7 Roarke at her late home 28 Lyon street Mrs Mary Roarke old resident In this city May 7 Airon at her late home 1 Parkers yard Blanche Airon age 22 In Pawtucketville May 7 Foster Perham age 68 Funeral services at residence 100 Riverside street Thursday at 2 oclock Burial private Friends invited
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French
Nelson E. French
Holland
Butterfield Street
Timothy Holland
Perkins
Israel
Alice M
Lane Street
Luther W. Perkins
Roarke
Lyon Street
Mary Roarke
Airon
Parker's Yard
Lakeview Avenue
Blanche Airon
Perham
Pawtucketville
Foster Perham
Riverside Street
Fraternal Garfield Colony initiates one new member
At Garfield Colony, U. O. P. F. last evening one candidate was initiated and two applications for membership were received. A fair amount of business was disposed of followed by a short musical programme.
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Garfield Colony
Sanctuary ladies stage St. John's church entertainment
In St Johns T A hall North Chelmsford Sanctuary ladies presented a program featuring piano solos by Miss Fidérence Kelly and Miss Josie Reidy, songs by Geo Pope and Henry McCoy, readings by Miss Lottie Lowe and Bertha Tucker, duets by Fred and Ethel Casey, harmonica by Esther Pope, and dances after ice cream and cake.
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St. John’s
T. A. Hall
Ladies of
St. John’s Church
Fidérence Kelly
Geo. Pope
Lottie Lowe
Fred and
Ethel Casey
Bertha Tucke
Henry McCoy
Esther Pope
Vernie Lowe
Clara McCoy
Josie Reidy
Bank Statements and Probate Notices From Lowell 1901
A compilation of financial reports for The Wamesit National Bank and The First National Bank of Lowell dated April 24 1901, including resources and liabilities figures, bond and reserve details, and notices of probate for James S. Trubworthy and an administrator appointment for Pheba Butler with court citations and publication requirements. The documents reference Frederic A Holden as cashier, a notary public, and local court officials.
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Traders National Bank
Lowell
Massachusetts
Massachuseetts
Middlesex
Frederic A. Holden
Frank B. Hill
Jesse N. Trull
Clarence H. Nelson
Joan C. Burke
Eport
Wamesit National Bank
First National Bank OF
James
Trubworthy
Margaret
Trub Worthy
Bate
Lowel Daily Courier
Caantes J. McIntina
Esquire
H. Folsom
Register
North Reading Band Concert and Local Updates
The North Reading and Middleton brass band performed at Flint Memorial hall on Thursday evening May 2. Mrs. Chas. P. Howard, recovering from a fall and grip, is able to go outdoors. Herbert D. Wilson becomes bookkeeper at J. S. Osgood in Salem after leaving A. F. Upton. Minnie Howe fills in at the grammar school for Edith F. Holt who is down with rheumatism, while W. P. LeFavour substitutes at the high school for Clara B. Holden who has the grip. D.
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North Reading and Middleton
Flint Memorial Hall
Chas. P. Howard
Herbert D. Wilson
A. F. Upton
J. S. Osgood
Salem
Minnie Howe
Edith F. Holt
W. P. LeFavour
Clara B. Holden
Worcester man nearly falls from church roof during repairs
J E Towne of Worcester escaped death Tuesday afternoon on the Immaculate Conception church roof after sliding 153 feet from a steeple window. He grasped a guard rail and hung on for 15 minutes until rescued by a hook and ladder crew. He sustained no serious injuries.
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J. E. Towne
Worcester
Immaculate Conception Church
Local Amherst Events Highlight Officers and Japanes e Entertainment
At Amherst teach ers institute Prof Walter Sargent spoke on Drawing. The Guild meets next Sunday evening under President Harry W Ireland. Women s Alliance re elected officers and hosted guests from Westford West Acton North Leominster and more. A Japanese entertainment in town hall featured oriental decor a Maypole winding and a Japan ese supper led by Mrs Charles Robbins with high life wedding details noted.
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Amherst
Teachers’ Institute
State Board of Education
Walter Sargent
Guild
Harry W. Ireland
Women’s Alliance
J. A. Harwood
M. J. Priest
C. A. Hosmer
A. H. Knowlton
Carrie Read
Westford
D. G. Houghton
Porter
West Acton
Adams
May Knowlton Harris
North Leominster
Nellie Johnson
Woman's’ Alliance
Charles Robbins
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Harriman
Hill
Amalgamated
No. Pacific
Montreal
Dom. Iron & Steel
Com. Coal
Wall Street
OUR Daily Market
Haight & Freese CO
Nicholas G. Norcross
Central Streat
Bright, Sears & Co
Gray—Reed
Rt St
North Chelmsford
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Frank Coburn
G. W. KnowlTon
Water
H. Howg
Frank K. Haynes
Musqasec
Internal Revenue
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Ve . F. Sawyer
W. Eaton
Wartex L. Parker
Freazrick P. Marae
J.C. Awforr
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Probate Court
Pheba Butler
Pelham
Hillshopoust
New Hampshire
Francis W
Mas Bath
Ng South Common
North Reading
Marlboro
Littleton
Huntington Hall
M. Steinert & Son
Merrimack Street
Perham - Stickney CO
The
Atherton Machine Co
Atherton, Mass
Charles Stickney
Perham-Stickney Company
Mass
A. G Pollard & CO
Tsuboyama
HER Majesty’s
Her Majesty's
Bcation
A. G. Pollard & CO
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Streets
Gentral Street
P.K
Central Street
Cook, Taylor & CO
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