MARKET REPORT AND SHARE Movements with Texas Pacific Merger Talk
Boston copper stocks paused near Saturday levels as American Telephone rose to 180 with steady activity. Reading common increased, People's Gas and Mo Pac saw gains, and U S Steel held. News notes include a Butte Miners union injunction over Amalgamated stock, Texas Pacific Missouri Pacific merger chatter, Northern Pacific president change rumors, Isle Royale mill output, Mo Pac dividends, Montana Coal and Coke debt and a Sugar trust corner speculation with Led by Standard Oil influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Gas
Mo, Pacific
London
U.S. Steel
Union Pacific
Baltimore and
Ohio
Heinze
Butte Miners’ Union
Amalgamated
J. J. Quinn
Clancy
Montana
Standard Oil
Lowell
New York
Sugar Ref. Co
Lebacco
Atchison
Atchison Pfd
B.&o
Chesa. & O
Brookinn
R. T. Eo
New York Cent Oe
NYO Oe No. Pav. Fd
Penn Railroad
Keadin
So. Pac
So. Ry. Com
Bo. Rail
BL. & Fs W
Pfa
Tenn. C. &L
Texas & Pac
Union Pac
U. 5. Steel
Tereeee
U. S. Leather
U.8. Steel
U.S
U. S. Rubber
Wabash Pfd West Union
Boston
B. & Maseecesseensee
Chicago
Fitchburg
West End
Adventure Amalgamated
Anaconda
Cochiti
Isle Royale
Mont
Trinity
Bly
Utah
Wolverine
Mass Bloc
I. Co
Perham-Stickney Co Expands Plant at Atherton Mass
Perham-Stickney Co has acquired the extensive plant formerly owned and operated by the Atherton Machine Co at Atherton Massachusetts and will manufacture the goods there. The move signals expansion of production and integration of assets from the Atherton facility into Perham-Stickney operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton Machine Co
Atherton
Mass
Perham-Stickney Company Looms in Lowell Mass
Perham-Stickney Company offers preferred shares at 6 percent cumulative with a bonus of one common share for every three preferred shares. Capital is 1,000,000 split into $10 par preferred and common stock. Prospectus and subscription blanks available from Charles Stickney, Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stickney
Auction Stock Sales and Bonds in New England Markets
A ledger of auction stock sales lists shares in Third National Bank Boston Washington National Bank and several regional firms. It notes bonds and preferred stocks with percent values, including American Waltham Watch Company and Merrimack Manufacturing, plus railroads and utilities like Central Vermont Railroad and Edison Electric. The document maps securities tied to Boston area banks, railroads, mills, and real estate firms with varied maturities and yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third National Bank
Boston
Washington National Bank
Old Boston National Bank
National Hamilton Bank
Revere Beach
Opt
American Waltham Watch
Cohasset
Mass
Aultman Company
Canton
Soinck
Freemans National Bank
Hamilton Woolen Co
Lynn Railroad
Central National Bank
Atlas National Bank
Suffolk National Bank
Merrimack Mfg. Co
Northern Railroad, N. H
Nashua and
Pes
Swift & Co
Yigunker Hill Nat. B’k
Charles Town
Cccccsesevee
Arlington Mills
Bigelow Carpet Co
Boston Belting Co
Amoskeag Mfg. Co
Boston & Prov
R R Corp
Boston & Providence R R. Corp
Concord
Montreal
Restriction Plan for Osage Indian Traders Cards
The Indian Affairs Commission introduces a card system for Osage traders with duplicate charge records. Prices will be posted, profits limited to about 25 percent on average, with adjustments by goods class. Secretary Hitchcock aims to end past trader scandals through strict enforcement and balanced settlements of existing claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Osage
Secretary of the Interior
Hitchcock
Washington
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Haight and Freese Co offer free mail service on bound book
A fragmented ad promises free mailing of a handsome 400 page illustrated cloth bound volume. It claims to be the most comprehensive of its kind and invites non-resident customers to write for a receipt of request.
Miss Fanny Reed in New York after Paris stay
Miss Fanny Reed sister of the late Mrs. Paran Stevens has arrived in New York after years in Paris where she maintains an apartment and gives charming musicales. Relatives say her visit is connected to the Stevens estate. Also noted are birthdays, engagements, and obituaries of Lowell residents and a civic-era social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Reed
Paran Stevens
Lowell
New York
Paris
Boston Globe
Reed
Richardson
Stevens
Auld
Burlington
Hobson
Thomas Groom & Co
State Street
Boston
C. B. Hutchinson
Branch Street
Lyndonville
Richard W. Potter
M. Hoyle
James J. Kerwin
Irene Pindar
J. B. O'Connor
Jennie Noble
Butler School
Church of the Sacred Heart
George E
Frank E. Putnam
Newport
N. H
George W. Poore
H. T. Edgar
Lowell Electric Light Corporation
Arthur A. Wright
Buffalo
National Electric Light Association
Obituary: Leverett M. Chase Dies Suddenly in Roxbury
Leverett M. Chase brother of Samuel A. Chase of Lowell dies at home 17 Woodville street Roxbury after a brief illness. Born July 18 1832 in Haverhill he graduated from Dartmouth and taught in Amesbury Haverhill Cape Cod and the Moody and Dudley Street schools in Roxbury where he served as principal for decades. He leaves two sons and two daughters including Henry W. Chase in Boston. His death recalls a noted teaching career and a family with strong educational ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leverett M. Chase
Samuel A. Chase
Lowell
Woodville Street
Roxbury
Mr. Chase
Haverhill
Dartmouth College
Amesbury
Cape Cod
Moody School
Dudley Street Grammar School
Boston
Chase
Henry W. Chase
Europe
Funeral notices and burial details roll through local city
The notice lists multiple funerals with services at Sacred Arts Church and St Patrick for Samuel Lynch Elizabeth Niles Charlie Melvin John Clchesy John OBrien Florence Hogaboom Mildred Russell Mrs William Delmage Martin McHale Bella Robinson James Fowler James Dowling James Martin Ronald Pell and other locals. It records home addresses, funeral times, officiants, bearers, cemeteries, and undertakers. Burial sites include Catholic cemetery Edson St Patrick and Lowell cemetery among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Lynch
Livingston Street
Sacred Arts Church
Reynolds
O.M. F
Adelaide Sullivan
John
James’Laughlin
George Sards
John Vaughn
William Scully
James Lynch
J. H. McDermott
Fr. Reynolds
Elizabeth Niles
Weinbeck
Geo. H. Johnson
Littleton
Mass
Charlies F. Melvin
R. A. Greene
John Hart
Edward Fletcher
William Hornby
Frank Seale
Lowell
John Clchesy
Dempsey Place
Salem Street
O'Donnell
John O'Brien
Malloy
Edson
James F. Allen
Mildred J. Russell
Powell Street
Smith T. Ford
Folsen
Undertaker Young
William A. Delmage
M. E
Fourth Street
George H. Clark
Apollo Quartette
Martin B. Thompson
Warren Gilman
Aaron S. Thompson
Henry O. Brooks
Marcellus Patten
Albert C. Pearson
Wm. D. Patten
Arthur F. Salmon
J. B. Currier
Martin McHale
Ronald Pell
Eliza Bell
Haile Street
Valentine
Cheney Place
Bar
Obituary notices from city and Windham deaths
Short notices list multiple obituaries and funeral details. William H. Valentine 65, funeral at Edson cemetery Tuesday 2 p.m. Mrs Joseph Robinson 41, of 267 Worthen Street, survived by husband James and two children Annie and Francis. James E. Emerson 53 of Windham May 19. Elizabeth G. Cronin 25 of 120 Lewis Street May 19. Abi gale Gustin 84, widow of Loren G. Custin, May 20. Funeral at 55 Read Street Tuesday 8 p.m. Friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth G. Cronin
St. Patrick’s Church
Lewis Street
James E. Fowler
Charles Street
Fowler
Florence
William H. Valentine
Lewell
Ile
George W. Mansur
Geo. L. Fowler
Ancient York Lodge of Masons
Clay Street
Edson
Robinson
Worthen Street
Joseph Robinson
James
Annie
Francis
Emerson
Windham
James E. Emerson
Cronin
Gustin
Abigail Gustin
Loren G. Custin
John A. Dennett
Read Street
Friens
Vital Statistics List of Causes and Ages
A dated roster lists names with ages and causes of death including tuberculosis pneumonia heart disease and old age among many individuals. Notable entries include Bridget Guthrie 97 nephritis Martha W. Smith 68 heart disease and Mary E. Pierce 78 apoplexy. City Clerk Girard P Dadman signs the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Levesque
Paul D. Hazzard
Mem. Croup
Agnes Carroll
Marasmus
John Lyons
Anna M. Stoddard
Dennis J. O’sullivan
la Grippe
Marie B. Guilbeault
Thomas H. Morris
Martha W. Smith
Annié L. Fitzgerald
Sarah Mason
Bridget Guthrie
Harold H. McElroy
John M. Miller
Margaret Clifford
Celia McKeon
Fred A. Morrison
Louis Cote
Mary E. Bowers
Mary E. Callahan
Bridget McQuade
Anthony Silve
Mary Gorman
Gardner W. King
Bright
Albert H. Black
Timothy Hayes
Bernard Moffatt
Samuel Lynch
Ann Fleming
Flora M. Delmage
Ellen Hennessy
Luiza Jacentha
Omer Ferron
Mary Foody
Judith P. Downing
Hannah Lupton
Mary E. Pierce
Leonidas Laroche
Mildred J. Russell
Joseph A. Duguay
Girard P. Dadman
Mortuary Report for Week Ending May 18 1901
Population 94969 total deaths 41 deaths under five 14 infectious diseases 3 acute lung diseases 10 diphtheria 1 croup membranous 1 measles 1 death rate 22.44 vs 19.16 prior two weeks infectious diseases: typhoid fever 2 scarlet fever 6 diphtheria 6 measles 8 Board of Health.
Furnished residence near Lowell for sale with rental details
For July and August, furnished residence in a fine town near Lowell. For sale, 2 1-2 story house of four tenements in good repair, rents for 35 dollars per month, near the mills, 4000 feet of land, price 2809. For sale, two new 7 room cottages with bath, pantry, hot water, furnace heat, 4000 feet of land, price 1650. T H Elliott, 64 Central St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
T. H. Elliott
Central St
San Francisco School Board Names Grammar School for Jean Parker
In recognition of thirty years of service by Miss Jean Parker in the city’s schools, the San Francisco school board has named a grammar school in her honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Parker
San Francisco
City
Savings Banks Depositors May Learn About Higher Rates
Savers who expect 3 or 3 1/2 percent may learn something by sending name and address to Sound Finance Citizen Office. All communications will be treated confidentially if requested.
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Amer
Boston Coppers
Texas Pacific
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis Southwestern
Cole. Southern
Chas. S. Mellen
Northern Pacific R. R
Eastern
Depew
New York Central
F. S. Hooley
Mo. Pac
Mo. Pacific
N. P
Havemeyer
Sugar Trust
Bright, Sears & Co
Perham - Stickney Co
Perham
Perham-Stickney Company
Lowell, Mass
R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Halcut & Freese CO
Broadway
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
Forth Avenue
Pittsburg
Worcester
F. St
Guardian Trust Bidg
Baltimore
St Ery
Liverpool
New England
Humane Societies
Angell
Robert Burns
Congregational Church
Friends
Dudley
Loren G. Gustin
John Dennett
Catherine Campbell
North Street
Annie Campbell
Thomas McCann
Lowell's
Aula Sic Jaul&co
Nicholas G. Norcross
Central Street
Ralph Street
Mr. Crossett
E. Powers
E. Clifford
S. Clifford and
Meath
Standard Oil Co
Vital Statistics
Mortuary Report
Board OF Health
O'Donnell & Gilbride CO
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Streets
John Wallace
M. D
Washington &J
Merrimack House
Harry
Richardson’s
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