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Newspaper

Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1900

Page

5

Directors elect Stowell in place of Rose at J C Ayer Co

At a Boston board meeting, Alfred E Rose resigned as general manager and treasurer of J C Ayer Co to accept a promising offer in New York. Dr Charles H Stowell was elected to fill the vacancy. Stowell, a 24-year Lowell resident, has held multiple professorships and authored medical and scientific texts, including the Health Series. The change follows Rose's notable public service and gracious conduct, while Stowell assumes duties with access to the office keys.

New Yorke Charles &. Stowell J. C. Ayer Company Boston Alfred E. Rose Courier Mr. Rose Citizen Rose New York Lowell Charles H. Stowell Stowell Old Genesee College Syracuse University University of Michigan Syracuse N. Y Dr. Stowell Jacob Rogers

Mer rimack River Baptist association meets in Lawrence

The 85th annual Mer rimack River Baptist association gathering at First Baptist Lawrence drew reps from city churches Haverhill and Merrimack valley towns. Officers elected include President Rev. C. T. Morgan and Clerk Rev. Frank W. Padelford with S. F. Snell treasurer.

Merrimack River Baptist Association First Baptist Church Lawrence Haverhill Merrimack Valley E. A. Whittier C. T. Morgan Frank W. Padelford F. Snell Messrs Green Ford Padelford McNally Tuller Chapman Norris Ryan Bailey Peirce Bilts Davis Dilts Millington Floyd Scates

Park committee explores several public spaces and recommends greenhouses

At a Wednesday meeting the committee on commons toured Fort Hill South common Tyler park Penniman Lincoln and the North common finding parks in excellent condition. Supt Tilton asked for 400 for labor with sundries, and recommended building a greenhouse and planting trees along the front of the small park at Fort Hill base.

Committee On Commons Tilton Fort Hill South Common Tyler Park Penniman Lincoln Parks North Common

Stock market shows strength across nearly all issues

Stock market strength and activity marked the session with gains in several issues. Sugar rose to 116% from 114% at opening while Steel and Wire and Federal Steel edged higher. Market sentiment remained bullish on earnings and election prospects, with heavy buying in Chicago and notable activity in U P common and Manhattan. Trading was brisk early, and brokers noted outlook for higher prices ahead, barring a broad setback.

Federal Steel Boston Rolston & Bass Bank of England London Northern Pacific F. S Chicago U. P. Common Atchison Common J. W. Gates Missouri Pacific Manhattan F. 8 Berlin N. P Centennial Hureka Mining Co American Smelting & Refining Company Tennessee Coal & Iron

Burtt Denies Sale Plans Adds Edwin Sheppard Plant

A card on the last page states Paul R. Burtt denies recent reports claiming he sold his business. He clarifies he has not sold out and has instead expanded by purchasing the Edwin Sheppard plant on Wairsnount Street and will remain in his line of work.

Paul R. Burtt Mr. Burtt Edwin Sheppard Wairsnount Street

High Grade Shoes at a Popular Price in East Section

Advertises high grade shoes at popular prices with guaranteed customer satisfaction. Slogan promises free shoe polishing for customers in the East Section right aisle of the store.

Fall Suits Selling Offers New Styles in Market

Fall suits selling with emphasis on heavier fabrics and new styles arriving daily. The line features correct tailor options and desirable colorings, highlighting latest shapes and market offerings for discerning buyers.

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