Trade Review From Bradstreet's on Crop Yield and Textile Markets
Bradstreet's notes an irregular trade tone with fair volume, aided by a better corn yield and lower cotton prices. Textile demand remains quiet though raw cotton prices drop to enabling profitable manufacturing, while shoe and anthracite coal industries stay strong amid tighter margins. Prices, exports, and bank data show mixed activity across regions, with jobbers steady and woolens between seasons.
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New York
Bradstreet's
Bradstreet
Nebraska
Iowa
Pacific Coast
South
Mississippi Valley
Philadelphia
Still light demand for cotton goods in fall market
Trade in Fall River shows ongoing weak demand for cotton goods. Buyers maintain conservative purchasing, awaiting price settlement as futures and spot cotton dip. Prices hover near a seasonally weak basis with potential for bear-led declines and sharp reactions if costs fall further.
Tragedy on West Shore Tracks Near Newburgh
Two section hands were buried alive when earth slid from a mountain during track clearing at Big Hell near Newburgh New York. Floods and landslides on the Erie line disrupted traffic and caused extensive damage along the Newburgh branch.
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Newburgh
N. Y
West Shore
Big Hell
Erie
Dream Balm Restores Hearing and Speech in Granger Teacher
Ely Brothers advertise Dream Balm claiming two years of use for catarrh improved hearing and speech. A Granger, Ohio teacher, L. G. Brown, reports hearing fully restored and speech clearer with no irritation. Sold by druggists for 50 cents or mailed from 56 Warren Street, New York.
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Ely Hros
L. G. Brown
Granger
Cts
Ely Brothers
Warren St
New York
Three Splendid Values in Comforters at Pollard Co
A. G. Pollard & Co offers comforters in three price tiers. Lot one 72x78 filled with cotton, silkolene cover, stitched for $1.50. Lot two 72x84 with sateen or plain sateen covers, scroll stitched, corded edge, $2.00 each. Custom orders in mercerized taffetaline, size 84x90 tufted, $2.60 each.
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A. G. Pollard & CO
Pearson's Drug Store at 301 Central Street
Local listing notes Pearson's Drug Store located at 301 Central Street near the Opera House. Silent on hours, services, or opening date.
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Pearson’s Drug Store
Central St
Opera House
Obituary notices from Chelmsford and surrounding areas
Mrs. Martha A. Lamountain aged 56 of North Chelmsford died yesterday at St Johns hospital leaving husband John and brother C D Davis of Brooks Missouri. Also news of burial of Mrs John Rank who died recently at Belchertown former Lowell resident attended Paige Street Free Baptist church buried at Burlington her home. Mr John Burke longtime Centralville resident died yesterday at his New Bedford home leaves wife two sons James and John two daughters Sadie and Margaret one brother Thomas Lowell and three sisters Annie Mrs Margaret Meagher and Mrs Mary Francis all of this city. Body will be brought today by Undertakers ODonnell Sons and forwarded to their rooms.
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Martha A. Lamountain
North Chelmsford
St. John’s Hospital
Deceas
John
C. D. Davis
Brooks, Mo
John Rank
Belchertown
Mass
Paige Street Free Baptist Church
Rank
Lowell
Burlington
John Burke
Centralville
New Bedford
James
Sadie
Margaret Burke
Thomas
Annie
Margaret Meagher
Mary Francis
O'Donnell & Sons
Arpin
Cushing Street
Joseph
Wilfrid
Virginie Arpin
Blais
Steady Street
Maria
Precise Blaise
Lamountain
R. John’s Hospital
Burke
Funerals For Bernard Owens And Local Obituaries
Funeral services for Bernard Owens were held from his home at 17 Stromquist Avenue and at Sacred Heart Church with burial in St. Patrick's cemetery led by Rev. Fr. Flynn. Other notices include infant Joseph Arpin, Maria Blaise, Martha A. Lamountain, and John Burke of Lowell.
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Bernard Owens
Stromquist Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
Fr. Flynn
Hugh F. Duggan
James Burns
William Butler
Hugh Owens
St. Patrick's Cemetery
O. M. IL
Rogers
Teachers Meet In Boston On Education Fallacies
Boston observers gathered at the Boston Latin school to open the New England Association of colleges and preparatory schools annual meeting. Prof. Mary A. Johnson of Smith college chaired the discussion on Influential Fallacies About Education. E Harlow Russell of Worcester State Normal School opened the debate, followed by Prof. William MacDonald of Brown University.
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Boston
New England
Boston Latin School
New England Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools
Mary A. Johnson
Smith College
E. Harlow Russell
Worcester State Normal School
William MacDonald
Brown University
Ten Years Of Bishop Lawrence Honored In Anniversary
Ten years of Bishop Lawrence in the diocese is marked by growth from one to two sees and a larger burden in the smaller territory. He has confirmed 21,710 people in ten years and welcomed over 2500 new members this past year, with parishes rising to 175 and communicants totaling over 31,000. He is praised for liberality, courage, and public service, including arbitration of a labor dispute and careful stance on religious openness.
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Trinity Church
Lawrence
Gov. Wolcott
St. Stephen's Church
Cohasset
Bar Harbor
Episcopal General Convention
Boston Advertiser
Theatres at Op era House feature Thomas Shea in Hunchbacks Daughter
Rainy evenings fail to deter crowds as Thomas J Shea shines as the court fool in The Hunchback's Daughter. Tonight and tomorrow promise top bills with The Pledge of Honor and Hell Gate, while Miss Clara Turner opens a week at the Opera House with a New York lineup including Tide of Life and Madame Du Barri Jeanne Du Barri.
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Opera House
Thomas J. Shea
Mr. Shea
Lowell
Thomas F. Shea
Hell Gate
Clara Turner
New York
Sapphire
Chinatown
Warrior Gap
Madame du Barri
du Barri
Miss Turner
Jeanne du Barri
Lovers of burlesque attend final New York show at Academy
The last performances by Miss New York Jr Burlesquers are set for this afternoon and evening at the Academy of Music in Dutton Street. The program features two lively burlesques with a chorus of handsome girls, new costumes, scenery, and electrical effects, plus high class artists.
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New York, Jr
Academy of Music
Dutton Street
Richard F. Murphy
Frop
Mgr
The
Nile
New York City
Lola Cotton to Open Casto Theatre Week in New England
Lola Cotton makes her New England debut at the Casto theatre Monday afternoon headlining a program on tour. The bill features Irish comedian Jas B Donovan, West and Van Sielen in One Summer Day, Kathryn Miley with The Broadway Girl songs, Edwards and Ronney in songs and talk, Carroll and Clarke in a comedy act, Howard and Crosby in illustrated songs, and Mr and Mrs Benn Hunn, two genuine colored performers.
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New England
Lola Cotton
Casto Theatre
Jas. B. Donovan
Lowell
West
van Sielen
Kathryn Miley
Edwards and
Ronney
Carroll and Clarke
Howard and Crosby
Mrs. Benn Hunn
Temple Theatre Brims With Spring Week Bill
The Temple Theatre reports brisk business as next week offers a strong lineup led by Markow Plunkett and Donovan in a one act skit titled Did Romeo Pay for What Juliet. Frank Riley Hittuck’s jugglers May Hamilton Pryor Brothers Maud Thornton and Max Winslow also appear along with reserved seats for ladies and children at ten cents during afternoon shows.
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Markow
Plunkett
Donovan
Celtic Wits
Romeo
Frank Riley
Hittuck
May Hamilton
Serio
Pryor Brothers
Maud Thornton
Max Winslow
Eight Years in Prison for Tutor in Berlin Death
Berlin reports Andreas Dippold, a tutor, was sentenced to eight years in Bayreuth for tying 14 year old Heinz Koch to a bed and whipping him to death. The boy's younger brother Joachim testified to brutal tortures, provoking fury in court and fears of lynching.
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Berlin
Andreas Dippold
Heinz Koch
Koch
Deutschebank
Bayreuth
Joachim
Notable Appointments In British Treasury and Foreign Office
London reports Victor Cavendish nephew and heir to the Duke of Devonshire named financial secretary to the treasury. Earl Percy eldest son of the Duke of Northumberland becomes under secretary for foreign affairs, following appointment as under secretary for India.
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London
Victor Cavendish
Duke of Devonshire
Treasury
Earl Percey
India
Duke of Northumberland
Royal Blue Line October Tour to Washington
The Royal Blue Line offers an October trip to the National Capitol leaving Boston Thursday October 22 with a 27 dollar all inclusive price excluding meals on Fall River Line. An attractive daily program is arranged by the conductor in charge and details and itinerary are available from Jos P Taggart at National Endowment for the Public Access Royal Blue Line 360 Washington Street Boston MA.
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Boston
National Capitol
Jos. P. Taggart
Royal Blue Line
Washington Street
Mass
Farm Bargain at Beets 3850 Buys Plentiful Property
Fine place with 70 acres running water, house and barn, wind mill, and two ponds. Could be summer home or boarding lodge with 36 rooms and regular boarders, all well furnished. Beets 3850 buys it. photos at the office, Central street HL J. Tel 908-2.
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Central Street
Divine Covenant Foretold In Davids Throne Blessing
The lesson explains 2 Samuel 7 4 16 and the divine covenant promise that David will have an eternal throne through a descendant Christ Jesus. It emphasizes God identifying His plan over human schemes and urges believers to seek Gods will first, walking faithfully rather than devising plans and assuming divine approval.
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American Press Association
David
Nathan
Lord
God
Israel
Abel
Enoch
Noah
Abraham
Joseph
Daniel
Church
Christ
Christ Jesus
Gabriel
Ezek
Jesus
Solomon
Horsley
Dr. Clarke
Isa Ll
Bishop Horsley
Luther
Amos Iii
Great Joseph lessons from the Bible study topic
The weekly Christian Endeavor topic outlines Joseph’s life from favored son to unjust imprisonment, then to Egypt’s savior. It emphasizes trust in God, purity, forgiveness, and divine providence, urging readers to emulate these virtues and align with God’s will across life’s trials. References include Bible readings from Genesis to Revelation.
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H. Doyle
Joseph
Egypt
God
Potiphar
Christian Endeavor Leaders and Outreach Highlighted
A Director of the Training School at Christian Endeavor, close to President George B. Stewart, receives praise for leadership at Auburn Theological Seminary. The group promotes a new Correspondence School for Training Christian Workers and notes Christian Endeavor activity in Japan and India. A stamp designer Martha Washington’s face appears on an eight cent stamp after a member’s suggestion, with involvement from Miss Julia Frazer and Assistant Postmaster Madden.
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Christian Endeavor
George B. Stewart
D. D
Auburn Theological Seminary
Auburn Seminary
Pennsylvania _ state union
Art
D. C
Christian Endeavor Correspondence School
Martha Washington
Julia Frazer
Oakland
Cal
Madden
Ladies’ Home Journal
South Dakota Enthusiasm Driven by Minister Ride
Field Secretary Eberman writes of a South Dakota minister who rode nine ty miles on his bicycle to attend a convention.
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South Dakota
Eberman
Quiz Box Question Guidance For Christian Endeavor
A fragment lists Q A prompts from Christian Endeavor work with an address in Binghamton New York and notes about meeting discipline. It mentions Dunmore Pennsylvania offering an illustrated Denver convention story for fifty cents at United Society headquarters in Boston.
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Binghamton, N. Y
Binghamton
N. Y
Dunmore
Denver
United Society
Boston
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Trade Review
American Printing Company
Southern Mills
New York Journal of Commerce
Fall River
Rochester
United Garment Workers’ of North America
Booth
N. E. Association of College and Preparatory Schools
Bishop Lawrence
Courier
Temple Theatre
Washington
D. M. Stearns
Josh
Matt
Sparks
Presbyterian Society of
George B. Stew
Lowell Opera House
Thomas E. Shea
Clara Turner Company
Moulton, Thompson & Moulton, Mgrs
the Sapphire
Gasto Au Hayn
West & van Siclen
James B. Donovan
Odd Fellows Temple
Middlesex Street
H. Marlow
Plunkett & Donovan
May Hamilton Pryor
Winslow Frank Riley
Huntington Hall
Woman’s Auxiliary of
Egypta
Mechanics
Creature’s Band
U. S
Kittie
Jim Key
Optician Geo
G. Rogers
Merrimack
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