Sugar Weak and Tobacco Stocks Strong In Mixed Market
The market showed mixed action with sugar weakening about three points while tobacco stocks advanced. Railroads stayed firm and Trimountain copper stock drew attention, rising toward 49 after opening around 44. Copper Range and Baltic tied to Trimountain operations amid copper sector optimism. A London cable forecast calm on Now Pacific and notes on copper production and consolidation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimountain
New York
Continental Tobacco Common
Gould
Penna
New York Central
Mo. Pac
Erie
Lackawanna
South Range
Champion
Copper Range Co
U. 8. Steel
Boston
Fitenburg
West End
Amalgamated
Butte & Bos
Oy Gly Copper Range
Isle Royal
Mont. Coal & Coke
N.e.gas & Coxe
U.S. Oil
Investment holdings and corporate statements of Lamson Consolidated Store Service
Francis Henshaw Co lists securities including Nat Hide and Leather, Boston banks, mills and gas, railroads, hotels, and trust companies with varied percentages and sums. The document also presents notes on city bonds, railroad stocks, insurance, utilities, and a March 1901 financial statement filed with Massachusetts Commissioner of Corporations detailing the Lamson Consolidated Store Service company's condition as of March 1901.
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Lamson Consolidated Store Service Company
Massachusetts Commissioner of Corporations
Y M A A Beats Hillercia In Ten Inning Derby
In Middlesex Chelmsford the Y M A A first baseball team defeated Hillercia 15 to 14 in ten innings. Nichols relieved Cole in the third. in the ninth the score was tied at 14. Nichols struck out two in the tenth and Chelmsford won with two outs. Umpire Ellis. Next game Thursday against the Tailors team. Memorial Day at Hill Golf Club with new links improvements and sinks offered to Y M A A members.
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Hillerica
Cole
Nichols
Holt
Chelmsford
Billerica Y
Bailey
Hornteam Hill Golf Club
Memorial sermon and Memorial Day flower drive notice
Rev J Herbert Goeman of First Congregational preached in the vestry on Sunday evening using Hebrews 11 31. A choir of Sunday school youth sang hymns. Flowers for Memorial Day cemeteries can be left at the town hall Thursday morning for proper care. Geo T Carley, formerly of this town and now with R G Dun Co in Pittsburgh, is visiting East Street.
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J. Herbert Goeman
First Congregational Church
G. Harrington
Town Hall
Geo. T. Carley
R. G. Dun & Co
Pittsburg
Penn
East Street
Obituary notices and funeral notices from Lowell
Obituary items announce the death of Michael Brady at 64 Summer Street at age 88, immigrant brick mason from Kiltrea Ireland who settled in Lowell in 1847. The bulletin also lists deaths of Thomas Keiren Hugh, Ann Blackley, Kate Griffin, Patrick Callahan, Bridget McNamara, Sarah Gee, Thomas Cole, Thomas Nugent, Mrs Catherine Marshall and other survivors with funeral details and burial places across St Peter's and Catholic cemeteries.
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Michael Brady
Lowell
Summer Street
Kiltrea
Leitrim
Ireland
Brady
Mr. Brady
St. Peter's Church
Thomas Keiren
Eaft Chelmsford
Hugh
Ann Blackley
Howard Street
W. George Mullin
James E. Donnelly
J. Tyrell
W. Collins
M. Powers
T. Boyle
William H. Curtin
Campbell
M. I
Joseph H. Gormley
Michael Cullinan
Charles Mulholland
John Linane
Thos. McEvoy
Jas. Clancy
Fr. Murphy
J. F. Rogers
Patrick Callahan
Sacred Heart Church
M. Griffin
P. C. Grover
L. M. Codding
Bedford
Patrick Regan
Thomas Hogan
Michael Shea
Savage
Bridget McNamara
Gorham Street
William Moran
William Gray
William Ridden
J. D. Sullivan
Sarah Gee
Pine Street
L. C. Manchester
Hugh Coughlin
Otis
Fr. Walsh
Edward F. Faulkner
Schmidt
Michael J. Johnson
William J. Meloy
George McNabb
C. E. Duggan
Peter Hunt
James
East Chelmsford
O’brien
Michael O’brien
War’s price and peace in a calvary vision
In this Church column a preacher argues war purchased peace, praising soldiers’ sacrifices from Fort Sumter to Appomattox. He invokes Nathan Hale, the crucifixion, and Christ’s death as the ultimate price for peace, urging gratitude for the nation’s soldiers and divine reconciliation through Jesus Christ.
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Lincoln
South
Fort Sumter
Hartford
Conn
Nathan Hale
Appomattox
Bethlehem
Jesus Christ
Jie
Christ
Calvary
Christendom
Gratitude for Soldiers and Christ’s Peace Expressed
The speaker reflects on the Civil War’s toll and the nation’s peace. He urges gratitude to soldiers for the chastisement that secures peace and prays for a felt sense of Jesus Christ’s sacrifice bringing universal peace among men.
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Jesus Christ
The Heroic Element at First Baptist Church
Memorial Day service at the First Baptist Church featured Rev. Smith Thomas Ford delivering a sermon on the heroic element. He traced heroism from Puritan beginnings to American wars, urged dignified tribute to heroic dead, and praised selfless courage in common life and nation.
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First Baptist
Smith Thomas Ford
Ford
New England
Concord
Lexington
Bunker Hill
Yorktown
Charleston Harbor
Gettysburg
Shiloh
Pentecost Observed at Immaculate Conception Church
Yesterday Pentecost Sunday was observed at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with a solemn high mass led by Pastor Eugene A. Dorgan OMI. Assisting were Patrick J. McGrath and Pro Stanton. Sermon on the first Pentecost and church growth followed. The procession and benediction closed the rite.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
Hev
Eugene A. Dorgan
O. M.I
Patrick J. McGrath
O.M. I
Pro. Stanton
Tewkesbury Novitiate
Fr. Lewis
Haydn
Joseph Lefebvre
Mol
Dorgan
Memorial Sunday Observed by Post 185 G. A. R.
Memorial Sunday was observed at the Fifth Street Baptist with services for the day. About fifty members of Post 185 G. A. R. attended, citywide music planned, and Rev. H. W. QO. Millington preached "Our National Repentance" as red white and blue bunting decorated the church.
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Fifth Street Baptist
H. W. QO. Millington
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Stock Market
the Railroads Firm
Isle Royale
Bingham
Utah
Bright, Sears & Co
New York Market
An .Sugar Ref. Co
Tobacce
Atchison
Brooklyn BR. T
Chesa. & C. . Oo
C. & G. West
D. Ls
Ceseene
Oe Ee
Peper
Manhatan
Hia
Mo Ag
M.K.& Tp
Nyo&w
No. Pay
Pac. Mall
Xeopie
I Dyho, Pac
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So. Ky. Com
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Texas & Pac
Union Pic Soconee
Union Pac Pfi
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Haight
Broadway
State Street
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
Forum Arenas
Pitteborg
Main Street
Worcester
N. W
Washington
Guardian Trust Hidg
Baltimore
MTRA
Haight & Freese CO
Upex
Nicholas G. Norcross
Central Streat
Lowall
Francis Henshaw & Co
National Hide and Leather
Nat
Hide & Leather Bank
Second Nat. Bank
Second National Bank
Mass. Loan and Trust, ‘Co. A
Federal Trust Co
St. Mary’s
Mineral Land Co
Sonr
R. L. Day & Co
Faneuil Hall National Bank
National Webster Bank
N. E. National Bank
Mifly
National Exchange Bank
Central National Bank
Plymouth
Mass
Nat. Bank
Merrimack Miz. Co
Mncteponl Dia
Bigelow Carpet Co
Appleton Co
Eieer Labs
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Manchester Mills
Amory ‘Mfg
Nashua
Bates Mfg
Elec
Nashua & Lowell R R Co
Winnisimmet R Rco
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Waltham
City of
N. H
New London
M. L
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Council Bluffs
R. R
of . M. Payson & Co
Portland
Seneca Falls Water Co
Mort
Ji P. E. Flat
Toles, Veesee Wise Occa Dbogsussaee
Middlesex County
Tewksbury
Pescott St
Union
Stor
Giasacs
Telerphone
Chas. T. Saul & Co
THE
Lowell Opticians
Central St
First Baptist Church
Dr. Ford
Immaculate Conception
Standard Oil Company
Nottingham
Brussels
Palmer Street
O'Donnell & Gilbride CO
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Streets
B. W. Noyes
Everett, Mass
Courier
I'rean & Co
G. Ge
Wm. Nichols & Vp
Lowell Mutual
Cenrai
C. Abbott
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