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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1900

Page

5

Rumor of a 25 Million Tobacco Company Stirs Market

The market opened weak with broad liquidation. Tobacco shares fell with American from 91 to 88 and Continental from 24 to 22, while Sugar edged up then slipped to 105.% as a rally later faded. Steel lagged though mining shares gained, and railroad preferred rose to 72. Rumors of a new tobacco company capitalized at 25 million dollars circulated to challenge the tobacco trust, amid talk of a fall and upcoming director meetings affecting prices and dividends.

Butte Boston Utah B. Q Union Pac Burlington Atchison Preferred Kansas Steel and Wire Tobacco Trust

Am erican Lead and Smelting Co Sees Valuable Leases Sold

The American Lead and Smelting Co reports two leases four miles from Joplin were disposed of, improving the company by about forty to fifty thousand dollars. Stock declines in Cochiti mining appear driven by a coordinated pool. An ore body on the seventh level yields up to four hundred dollars per ton in spots, with President Coram noting recent returns of one hundred forty to one hundred fifty nine dollars per ton. Management remains cautious about dividends, planning to use earnings for future development while keeping floating debt in check.

American Lead and Smelting Co Joplin Cochiti Coram Posey Boston Yoram Ford Navaho Lowell

Dividend Declaration Reaffirms 7 Percent Payout

The note states the next quarterly dividend on common stock is not new, as the annual dividend was set earlier at 7 percent. The cash needed to fund the payout is already on hand, indicating no disruption to prior plans.

American Steel and Tire

Boston and New York Markets Report by Bright Sears Co

Boston and New York markets are reported by Bright Sears & Co with concise updates on stocks, prices, and notable movements. Key firms and indices highlighted include prominent traders and major exchanges in today’s session.

Boston New York Bright, Sears & Co

Spring diet guidance from the Massachusetts Ploughman

The Massachusetts Ploughman advises that in spring sap rises, buds swell, and animals crave greens. It argues humans should shift from heavy winter fare to non-starchy vegetables and greens, with eggs and milk to balance digestion, and warns against overreliance on dairy and starch, stressing careful egg combinations for meals.

Massachusetts Ploughman

Attractive new cars draw eye as new route debuts

The article notes the striking appearance of the latest cars catching attention as enthusiasm grows for a newly announced route. It highlights public interest in riding these vehicles and exploring the forthcoming travel option.

Our Starry Banner at Huntington hall a Civil War drama

Amateur company presented J. A. Fraser Jr.s five act drama Our Starry Banner in Huntington hall last night to a good audience. The cast included George Blake as Squire Osgoode Victor Carey as Paul and Walter Muzzey as the villain. The play combines humor and pathos with stable staging and strong singing numbers by the Alpha quartet. Direction credited to Mrs. George F. Kenngett with an American orchestra led by Borjes.

J. A. Fraser, Jr Huntington Hall Squire Osgoode George Blake Paul Victor Carey Capt. Belden Charles Blake Arthur Blackleigh Secret Service C. S. A Walter Muzz Alpha Quartette Harry Knowlton Oscar M. Walch Herbert Webster Walter Tarr Walter Muzzey George Waugh Harry Gamble Will Kenyon William Morgan Arthur Butler Austin American Orchestra Borjes

Tug of War Draws Catholic and Manchester Teams

L Association Catholique plans a Pawtucket street building after a social in Associate hall. A tug of war between L Association Catholique and Young Men's French Catholic Society of Manchester drew a crowd, with Lowell winning the first two pulls. Participants included captains Fontaline and Maynard, refereed by Dexter.

L'Association Catholique St. Jean Baptiste Pawtucket Street Merrimack Street L’association Catholique French Catholic Society of Manchester Lowell Boys Manchester Lowell Capt Mose Fontaine Mgr Adelard Guimond H. Boucher A. Dealbalthon G. Lefevre EB Lebrie C. ‘Boucher G. Lafortum A Boissonneau J. Jacques KE. Gregoire M. ‘Maynard Dexter M. A. St. Jean Frank Labrecque Louis St. Jean St Jean

Colorado mud volcanoes and desert eruptions described

Reporting from the Colorado desert area details a chain of mud volcanoes near Volcanic Lake and Sierra Prieta. Observers recount explosive steam bursts, boiling mud, and rising columns, with early studies by Le Conte Veatch Barrows and others noting salts, hot springs, and subsidence shaping a unique volcanic plain.

John le Conte John Veatch Salton Sink David P. Barrows San Diego State Normal School Barrows Yellowstone Park Beau Hooker San Diego The San Francisco Chronicle

Consul Chermside Cat Scandal Recalls Asia Minor Gift

Gen Sir Herbert Chermside, new Third Division commander in South Africa, once sent Angora cats as a gift to a Constantinople lady while consul in Asia Minor. A native servant spent the money on cats, growing fat as the consignments continued. Veiled women accused him of stealing their cats in a cheeky colonial tale.

Sir Herbert Chermside Gatacre South Africa Asia Minor Constantinople Herbert Mohammed

Middlesex Co-operative Bank Stockholders Meeting Noted

Notice of a stockholders meeting in Lowell Massachusetts at the Hildreth Building Room 2 on Friday May 25 1900 at 7 30 PM. Amendments and alterations to the by laws will be presented and proposed. William D Brown Clerk.

Middlesex Co-operative Bank Hildreth Lowell Mass William D. Brown

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