Merrimack Mill Expansion Vote Warned for Stockholders
The Merrimack Manufacturing company calls a stockholders meeting to consider increasing capital by preferred stock under Chap ter 441 of the 1902 acts, to authorize lease sales of nonmanufacturing real estate, and to transact other lawful business. The letters urge stockholders to approve, noting losses from open market cloth and profits from Huntsville mill cloth, with 700 to 800 holders expected.
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H. B. Lincoln
Boston
Merrimack Manufacturing Company
Merrimack Mills
Merrimack Company
Huntsville
Merrimack
Merrimack Company Proposes $1,650,000 Preferred Stock Issue
The Merrimack announces plans to issue 1.65 million dollars in preferred stock at 5 percent cumulative. Directors seek funds to build and equip mills in Huntsville Alabama doubling Lowell print cloth output. The move aims to lower costs, raise profits, and balance current interest expenses for stockholders from across the state.
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New England
Lowell
Huntsville
Alabama
Charles L. Loverings
Jacob Rogers
Merrimack
Courier-Citizen
Talbot Wins First Ballot in Cadets Convention Vote
On the first ballot Major Talbot received 24 votes to 19 for Frank A. Torrey of Groton. The district committee was elected: Connant, Lowenberg, Fox, Dawes, Currier, Roberts, Parsons, Houghton, Fletcher, Poore, Sargent and others. The convention adjourned at 3 15 P M.
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Corps of Cadets
Kohlrausch
Billerica
Frank A. Torrey
Groton
Talbot
Mr. Torrey
Charles H. Conant
Lowen
R. C. A. Fox
Ayer
Winslow Russell
Concord
Leslie
Assault on Mrs. Littlefield Near Penobscot Reported
Ellsworth Maine October 2 35 miles from here Mrs Joseph D Littlefield was brutally assaulted alone in her Penobscot house at noon. She remained unconscious at midnight with severe head and shoulder injuries and two deep neck wounds. Sheriff Whitcomb and two deputies investigate. suspected by authorities to be the work of tramps.
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Ellsworth
Penobscot
Joseph D. Littlefield
Whitcomb
Carriage Builders Convene In Detroit
Detroit officials report at the Carriage Builders convention on October 2 officers were elected E L Pease of Merrimac Massachusetts named vice president and John Hassett of Amesbury Massachusetts joined the executive committee.
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Detroit, Mich
Carriage Builders
E. L. Pease
Merrimac
Mass
John Hassett
Amesbury
Harvest Fete Dazzles Huntington Temperance Event
The Mathew Temperance Institute in Huntington hall last evening staged a highly successful Harvest Fete to fund next day’s Rev. Theobald Mathew anniversary parade. A packed crowd enjoyed dancing powered by the Middlesex orchestra, ice cream, candy and lemonade stalls, and noted organizers led by Thomas H. Gallagher.
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Huntington Hall
Mathew Temperance Institute
Theobald Mathew
Middlesex Orchestra
Thomas H. Gallagher
Street committee finds Roach to salvage quorum
City hall meeting of the streets committee nearly lacked a quorum. Aldermen Carmichael Derby and Councilman Taylor appeared while Councilman Roach was found on Market street. Derby reported Parker street could be laid out with land damages and expenses for 4832 dollars and the petition to pave Kirk street from Paige to French was filed. work cost estimated at 2000 dollars and funds are tight.
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City Hall
Carmichael
Derby
Taylor
Roach
Market Street
Parker Street
Kirk Street
Paige
Public meeting and entertainment at Post 18 G A R hall
A public meeting and entertainment are planned at Post 18 G A R hall on Merrimack and Central streets. Gentlemen aged 18 to 45 and their wives or lady friends are invited. doors open at 7:45 p.m. with entertainment starting at 8:00 p.m. Monday evening, Oct 6.
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G. A. R. Hall
Merrimack
Central Streets
Knitters Hold Regular Session at Merrimack Street
Last evening the Knitters met at 212 Merrimack street for a routine session. A 15 percent cutdown went into effect last Monday with workers noting similar pay but 15 percent more work. no action was taken on the cutdown. Rev. W. E. Calvert and Rev. John J. McHugh joined Rev. T. H. Walsh of Brockton at the Brockton fair yesterday. The Johnson gas cooking range is odorless and on display at Johnson Optical Co., 308 Merrimack street.
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Merrimack Street
W. E. Calvert
John J. McHugh
T. H. Walsh
Brockton
Brockton Fair
Johnson Gas
Johnson Optical Co
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Prin
Harriette G. Lee
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Newell Whitney
Mansfield
van Buren Hall
Trinity Court
S. Isabelle Willey
Lowell Conservatory OF Music
Appleton Street
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Mark M. Pease
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St. Loring St
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Prescott Hall
J. C. Bartlett
Swan
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Effie L. Palmer
TiUpito
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Phillip Lescoqetizsky
Central St
Frederick H. Haywood
Centra
Aist
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Pianoarte
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Middlesex Street
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Crove St
Lowell Commercial College
Merrimack St
E. Kimball
England
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America
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London
Thompson Hardware
Lowell Textile School
William W. Crosby
Mary G. Reed
Mme
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Walker ST
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Nyspcepsia Haat
RE. C. Andrews Co., Sole Proprietors
Lowell, Mass
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John J. McQuade
Moor
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Gen’s Pass
Agt
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John F. Byrne
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Clarence West
Clyde Fitch
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Augustus Thomas
Colorado
Arizona
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Tyngsborough Town Hall
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Stenry M. Savage
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