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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1900

Page

5

Stock Market Weakness Mixed with Fractional Gains

The New York market opened weak then firmed slightly with fractional gains while dullness dominated. In Boston investors concentrated on professional trades as gas stocks surged, N E Gas & Coke rising above 15 and Bay State Gas trading near 70 cents on the curb.

New York Boston Lowell Boston Gas N. E. Gas & Coke Bay Stake Gas Bay State Co H. H. Rogers Addicks Whitney People N. B. Gas & Coke Co Efeverett Brookline Gas Co Whitney Gas Brookline Gas Boston Gas Co Everett Rogers Bay State Liverett Standard Oil-Addicks Bay State Gas Sugar Ref. Co. Ue Buig Atchison Aeneeee O Atchison Am Tobacco B. & Ow Weeseess Brooklyn R. T B&q CO. & BR Col. P. & Iron Federal Steel N. Seeee Manhattan Pacific Steeeee Pacific Steve Pacific Pfd Enn. Railroad Reading Bat Bt. Paul Bo. Pacific Tenn. C. & I Union Pacific U.S J.S West Union Chicago Big Atty Baltic Qws Isle Royal Dom Coal

Concert comment from wartime fundraiser scene

Squire recalls a concert with refreshments in aid of the war fund. Robert replies that he did not taste the music but praises the cutlets, noting the quartets were good. The exchange reflects light wartime social highlights and humor.

Squire War Fund Robert Doan

Dry Goods Market Firm As Cotton, Woolens Hold Steady

The dry goods market shows cotton goods very firm and woolens quiet. Cotton yarns and textiles stay near cost, with export demand rising for Africa and South America and a possible revival of trade with China as Boxers troubles ease. Fall River and Providence markets report firm prices, tight supply, and active orders leading into winter.

Africa South America China Fall River Providence Philadelphia New York Mills Camlet Jeans Mand

Sousa in Boston at 20th Century Exhibition

March King Sousa and his famous band appeared in Boston for the first time since touring Europe. Large crowds attended both matinee and evening performances, with encores as frequent as the planned numbers. Sousa will give daily concerts through the week.

March King Merchants and Manufacturers’ Exposition Mechanics’ Bullying Boston Sousa

No Third Term For Mayor Crowley In Local Race

Mayor Jeremiah Crowley will not seek renomination in the forthcoming caucuses. General C. A. R. Dimon announced his candidacy after being urged by friends to allow his name for the mayoralty. Dimon pledged honest service if nominated and elected, while Crowley remains out of the fight. Registrars added 86 names to the voters lists yesterday.

Jeremiah Crowley C. A. R. Dimon Lowell Registrars of Voters Charles J. Noyes Melrose Samuel C. Upham Waltham Middlesex County Middlesex Nebraska George Fred Williams Upham Alonzo G. Walsh George A. Roper Republican Party H. J. Harwood Littleton Frank A. Patch Boxboro Patch Senate Andrews Somerville John Andrews A. G. Pollard J. Henry Read Westford Walter R. MacDonald Malden Noyes James Pierce Henry W. Pitman Somervile Arthur G. Pollard Edgar R. Champlin Cambridge Alva S. Wood Woburn Wm. F. Wilder George J. Burns Ayer William M. Flanders Newton Frederick W. Dallinger George W. Stetson Medford William J. Schoppelrey Everett Roper Samuel 0. Upham Harwood Walsh

Certificates Cut From Five Thousand To Two Thousand

The American Legion of Honor meeting in Boston decided to scale down existing certificates from 5000 to 2000 to offset heavy death claims. Older certificate holders lose 3000 in insurance while paying on the new 2000 basis. Despite declines in membership and double assessments, the order says it must adhere to the law. Secretary Warnock said outstanding 5000 policies have been reduced to 2000 and the situation remains contentious among members.

American Legion of Honor Boston Insurance Department Warnock

Concord and Manchester to host large rural free delivery center

Concord and Manchester are planned as a major rural free delivery hub covering 400 square miles, the largest in the country. New routes of 18 to 25 miles each will begin around Manchester, with local discussions on post office staffing and political considerations in Laconia.

Concord Manchester

New Medallions Available At Maker’s Corner

George F. Maker advertises a new line of medallions for the holiday trade with wedding gift items and framed French waiter colors at 35 cents each. He notes more new goods daily and invites customers to see bargains in pictures or mirrors at the corner of John and Merrimack streets, telephone 865-4.

George F. Maker John and Merrimack Streets

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