Market Ends Near Day’s Best As Money Squeeze Eases
The stock market closed at near the top of the day after a dull session in Boston and a tentative rally at the close. In New York Irregular opening gave way to slight gains in Union Pacific Southern Pacific Atchison Reading and others while St Paul Missouri Pacific Pennsylvan ia and New York Central softened early. Trading remained light ahead of the bank statement due today with expectations of a neutral report and rumors of a $10,000,000 government deposit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
London
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvana
New York Central
Atchison
Reading
Baltimore & Ohio
Amer. Sug. Ref. Co
Atchison Pfd
Brooklyn
Ohio
Chie
Gt. West
Col. Fuel Se
C.c. C
Con
Erie Rail
Ill. Central
Manhattan
Metropolitan
Mo. Pac
M.k.&t
M.k.&t. Pfd
N.Y
Pac. Mail
Penn. Railroad
People’s Gas
Southern Pac
Southern Ry
Rail
Tie T.C
Texas & Pac Seeee
Union Pac
Union Pace
Steel
U.S. Rubber
U. Terriivory
W.&l.e
Market dull in Boston on September 13
Boston reports a dull market with small transactions and no response to the New York rally before the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Futures Opened Easy in New York Markets
New York futures opened soft on Sept 13 with September at 8.5, October 8.40, January 8.37, February 8.22, March 8.21, May 8.23. Prices for December and November were not listed.
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New York
Old Franklin shaft to resume. Isle Royale July output
The Old Franklin shaft will resume production in two weeks, while the Victoria stamp mill may not begin until next summer. Wyandotte exploration shaft started yesterday. Baltic lode cross-cutting to begin. Wolverine shafts progress to levels 22 and 19. Rock discard totals about one eighth. Isle Royale July output around 400 tons and August near 200 tons with one head stamping. Bank reserves and deposits fall. circulation rises. Old Dominion mine closed for coke shortage with possible extended shutdown. Directors to visit October 1. New England contract awards total about 1.696 million versus 698 thousand last year. year-to-date 2.386 million versus 79.896 million. Textile mills firm. money rates high but stable. optimism on forward contracts and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isle Royale
New England
Fr. W. Dodge Company
Drift of the Market and Investment Prospects Advised
An investment prospectus urges immediate purchase of a stock trading in the nineties with a target of 115. It offers free publications on Wall Street trends, including a 400 page Guide to Investors, a Daily Market Letter, and the Drift of the Market booklet with charts of 25 leading stocks and commodity prices. It cites favorable crop news, steady general business, and railroad company reports as support for continued market strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scp Aploke
Wall Street
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Board of Trade
Haight & Freeze Coe
Hildreth
Lowell
Navy dispatches move to Panama isthmus crisis
The Navy reported two warships set sail for the isthmus area as revolts near the railroad line prompt heightened protection of U S interests and treaty guarantees. Wisconsin sails after coal at San Francisco while Cincinnati heads to Colon and Ranger remains in Panama with 133 crew ready for orders.
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Washington
Navy Department
Panama
Casey
Pacific
Wisconsin
Bremerton
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Martinique
T. C. McLean
Cincinnati
Colon
Moody
Potter
Ranger
Department
Panther
Isthmus
McLean
Middlesex North Fair features trials and auto parade
This forenoon trials of horses family matched and roadsters for premiums with a strong 15 mile motor paced race Keegan vs Moran and a five mile motor race. An auto mobile parade and race for a purse marks a first horseless carriage event in Lowell. Firemen's squirt finale. Class XI apples showcase 15 varieties with prizes. Class XIV peaches. Class XV plums list judges and growers across Dracut Chelmsford Lowell Dunstable and Billerica.
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Keegan
Moran
Lowell
Torrents
Nashuas
L. W. Colburn
D. W. Coburn
J. R. Milliken
P. C. Bliss
Chelmsford
E. C. Perham
E. W. Sweetser
Chas. Finnaco
Mackintosh Reds
Dracut
R. D. Coburn
Roxbury Russets
F. L. Crosby
Rhode Island Greenings
D. W
Lady Sweets
C. B. Colburn
Porters
James H. Bowden
Foundlings
G. A. H. Richardson
L. F. Crockett
Holdens
Williams
N. L. Peavey
K. A. Fitzgerald
Tewksbury
Wealthy
Mrs. Bowden
Ben Davis
Ex Chief Justice Andrews Dead at 68 in Connecticut
Charles B. Andrews former chief justice of Connecticut’s supreme court died at his Litchfield home at 9 AM of heart disease. He was 68, born 1834 in Sunderland Massachusetts, Amherst graduate, served in state legislature, governor in 1879, later a superior court judge and chief justice until 1901, and presiding officer of the January constitutional convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Conn
Charles B. Andrews
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Yale Law School
State Senate
House
Superior Court
Andrews
Supreme Court of
Connecticut
Cruiser Montgomery Sails Toward Panama Crisis
New York reports the cruiser Montgomery at Brooklyn Navy Yard has sailing orders to Panama to protect American interests in the isthmus. With Cincinnati and Wisconsin, she may deploy to Panama harbor and Colon harbor, as 350 marines depart Philadelphia for the region. Aimed to guard property and legations, detachments will be landed to enforce safe conduct for foreign interests.
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New York
Montgomery
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Panama
Cincinnati
Cape Haytien
Machias
Wisconsin
Herrera
State Department
Washington
Colon
Legations
Philadelphia
Household and Fancy Work Division 2 Listings
Embroidered bed spread sold for 1 dollar by Pearl Heaton of Lowell. Tea cloth 1 dollar Edith G Bailey Lowell. Sofa pillow 1 dollar Pansy Sawyer Lowell. Table or piano cover 1 dollar M LeBlanc Lowell. Doilies 1 dollar Mrs Anna Bliss Chelmsford. Lambrequins 1 dollar Mrs L Sawyer Lowell. Various pieces from Lowell and Chelmsford residents listed. Virginia Totther Tewksbury gratuities 25 ae.
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Pearl Heaton
Lowell
Edith G. Bailey
Pansy Sawyer
O. Vaughn
Mae Dawson
M. LeBlanc
W. H. Lathrop
Anna Bliss
Chelmsford
Susie
Lambrequins
L. Sawyer
Virginia Totther
Tewksbury
Household and Fancy Work Division 3 items listed
A整理 of division 3 oil paintings by Thomas Goyette Lowell and amateur pieces by Rose Hanlon and others. Names include Mrs Harrington, Mrs Richardson, J G Craig, W H Downs, Mary Hinton, and many Lowell and nearby towns. Gratitudes noted for several contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Goyette
Lowell
Rose Hanlon
W. D. Harrington
W. W. Richardson
J. G. Craig
Chelmsford
W. HH. Dows
Mary Hinton
Mike Rivers
Fred G. Aspinwall
Elizabeth Gookin
Tewksbury
James Gooking
R. Mansfield
Lowel
Moirion Kasrler
Paul R. M
Dracul
W. H. Downs
Body of Arnim Harmon Missing From Lake
Continuation on page eight reports Arnim Harmon drowned in Lake Mascuppie with body not recovered. No active search yesterday though plans for further effort exist. A hat found by a boy near the boat site, believed worn by Harmon, bears a matching pin. The hat appears underwater long, possibly moved to surface by dragging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnim L. Harmon
Lake Mascuppie Tueesday
Arnim
Barrett resigns after gubernatorial nomination
A report states Mr. Barrett resigned when nominated for the office of Governor and that his nomination will be endorsed by the Democratic party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
Democratic Party
Sanitary workers strike hits Santiago Cuba streetsCleaned
Santiago Cuba on Sept 12 reports street cleanliness deteriorating as sanitation employees halt work for two months of unpaid wages. The city remains in a filthy condition with no rubbish removal and no street sweeping for two days.
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Santiago
Cuba
Local Price List From Concord And Nearby Towns
Prices listed include Concord Delaware and Moore's Early at $1.50 with buyers listed as M Hill Lowell and Mrs Mozley Dra Niagara among others. Dracut and Green Mountain entries show Mrs R A Goodhue and Mrs M R Collins, with judge Colburn noted.
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Concord
M. Hill
Lowell
Delaware
Moore's Early
Ary Millken
Mozley
Niagara
R. A. Goodhue
M. R. Collins
Green Mountain
Fire Still Burning in Texas Oil Field
New Orleans report from Beaumont says the Texas oil field fire continues with Higgins's 37,000 barrel tank burning and Wood's gusher spewing flames 50 feet high. Gas from other wells is burning while damage is pegged at about 100000 dollars and the blaze is confined to the Keith Ward tract where all tanks have burned.
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New Orleans
Beaumont
Tex
Higgins
Wood
Keith- Ward
Crocheted Articles and Laces Sold in Lowell Area
A catalog of crocheted items including afghans shawls caps lace and blankets with prices mostly 50 cents to $1 listed by numerous Lowell residents and shops such as Mrs Henry Tinker Mrs M Ohlson Dracul and Miss Frances A Welch. Also notes gratuities to several local women and suppliers in Keene Tyreboro and surrounding towns.
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Henry Tinker
Lowell
M. Ohlson
Lowell; &Co
E. Deneault
Dracul
Dodge
Cape
Alice Andrews
Hattie Wilson Lowell
Helen Carey
L. A. Neilson
Geo
R. Fox
Dracut
H. H. Stickney
D. Gerow
Miss & Dickey
Iast
Chelmsford
FE. H. Brooks
Wm. Bryant
H. J. Talbot
Geo. H. Stone
Malion
F. J. Boynton
W. H. Dodge
M. R. Collier
Harriet Bancroft
Frances A. Welch
Honiton
M. EF. Hanson
Irma L. Varnum
Wm. F. Eagan
Lowel
E. L. Bryant
L. Raymond
Keene
N. H
Augusta Cark
Barret Nominated for Philadelphia Common Pleas Judge
Philadelphia on September 12 reports Norris S Barrett first assistant district attorney and prominent Philadelphia lawyer was nominated by the Republican party to succeed Samuel W Pennypacker as common pleas court judge, the latter position to be vacated pending final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Norris S. Barrett
Republican Party
Samuel W. Pennypacker
Common Pleas Court
Strike Ties Ottumwa Electric Lines In Sympathy Walkout
Ottumwa Iowa September 12 1920 every electric line was tied up today except one as motormen and conductors joined a sympathy strike with the Ottumwa Traction Light company line men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Ottumwa Traction Light Company
Physician Killed Crossing B and A Tracks at Monticello
Dr. Vinal R. Perkins was struck by an engine while crossing the Bangor and Aroostook railroad tracks with a carriage in Monticello Maine on September 12 and died instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Bangor and
Aroostook
Vinal R. Perkins
River improvement tour by Burton and committee
Congressman Theodore L. Burton of Cleveland heads a river and canal committee inspection tour along the Ohio and Monongahela rivers. He is joined by R. P. Bishop of Michigan D. S. Alexander of Buffalo and E. F. Acheson of Washington Pa. Guests of Capt. S. S. Brown and Pittsburg rivermen, the delegation seeks to prove the need for river improvements in the Monongahela and Ohio valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Theodore L. Burton
Cleveland
R. P. Bishop
Michigan
D. S. Alexander
Buffalo
E. F. Acheson
Washington
Ohio
Monongahela
Capt
S. S. Brown
Detroit Chicago American League Double Headed Rain Postponed
Detroit Michigan September 12 postponement of the Detroit Chicago American League doubleheader due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Roosevelt Boys Become Deputy Sheriffs at Oyster Bay
Nassau county sheriff issued 300 special deputy badges for a Roosevelt family event. President Theodore Roosevelt's sons Theodore Jr and Kermit received badges as crowds of over 10,000 gather for a public reception at Sagamore Hill next Monday. Deputy sheriffs will help guard the president with secret service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
United States
Boston bartender James Conley charged with larceny
James Conley, a Boston bartender and ex prize fighter, was arrested in Portland for allegedly stealing 455 dollars from Chas Bassett of Boston after sharing a boat trip. Bassett, a Civil War veteran, kept the money in his vest and discovered it missing this morning. The funds were found on Conley, and the case was continued to next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
James Conley
Boston
Chas
Bassett
Maine
Conley
Run Over by Cart Injures Concord Street Worker
Reuben Fuller of Concord street was struck by a dump cart on Westford street while employed by the Boston & Northern street railway. He was taken to St. John's hospital with chest bruises and soreness but no broken bones.
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Reuben Fuller
Concord Street
St. John’s Hospital
Westford Street
Boston & Northern Street Railway
Decision Aims at Corners in Grain
Chicago Sept 13 A circuit court ruling bars the Chicago board of trade from determining property rights in margin cases. Waite Thorburn Co sought injunction against major commission houses over July oats corner. If upheld by a higher court, the decision ends exchange authority to discipline members who refuse to meet margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Corners
Rev Whittier to Teach at Billerica Baptist Church Sunday
The Reverend Mr Whittier of Lawerence will conduct the sermon at the Baptist church in Billerica on Sunday morning, September 14, sharing a service with the congregation and inviting attendance from locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Whittier of
Lawresce
the Baptist Church
Billerica
Rail workers discuss arbitration during three hour Wilkesbarre meeting
A committee representing the state legislative board of railroad employees met with President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers for three hours in Wilkesbarre on September 12. They left for Philadelphia to consult attorneys and await Gov Stone and Mitchell talks to decide on an extra legislative session. Mitchell issued a statement noting plans for a joint legislative board with miners and railroad workers and urging cooperation to resolve the anthracite coal strike and related efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
State Legislative Board of Railroad
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Philadelphia
Gov. Stone
Harrisburg
Messrs
Milton T. Robinson
William J. Sherbhy
George W. Coyle
Rioting at Prospect mine in Wilkesbarre disrupts work
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on September 12 a mob attacked nonunion workers at the Prospect mine of the Lehigh Valley Coal company as they went to work. Two men were knocked down and several shots fired but no injuries were reported. Sheriff Jacobs deployed officers to restore order.
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Wilkesbarre
Prospect
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Jacobs
Nothing Indicates Early Anthracite Strike Settlement
Indianapolis dispatch reports John Mitchell replying from Wilkes Barre that there is nothing to indicate an early settlement of the anthracite strike. The message was sent in response to a News inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
John Mitchell
Mner3
Wilkesbarre
Miners Strike Over Check-off Policy at Job's Mines
In Ohio on Sept 12 about a thousand miners in Athens county walked out at Job's mines. The strike centers on the check-off system as companies had paid miners' store bills but now refuse to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Ohio
Job’s
Athens County
Knox Luncheon Honors US and Russian Envoys in Paris
Paris September 12 French foreign minister Delcasse hosted a luncheon for United States Attorney General Knox and Russian minister Pavloff to Corea. Attendees included Gen Horace Porter US ambassador to France, the embassy staff, Jué Cambon, new French ambassadors to Washington and Spain, Gen Brugere commander in chief, Countess Cassina, and Russian charge d affaires Narichkine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Delcasse
United States
Knox
M. Pavloff
Corea
Horace Porter
France
Ju’ed Cambon
Washington
Spain
Brugere
Cassina
Washingtn
C. M. Narichkine
Seven Die From Paris Green Inhalation In Cotton Fields
Seven workers in the Kiamta Indian territory are reported dead after inhaling paris green dust used on infested cotton plants. The victims, four men and three women, were at work in the field as dry weather worsened the exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tex
Kiamtta Indian Territory
His Life Saved By Chamberlain's Diarrhoea Remedy
B L Byer a cooper of this town credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life after a month of bilious dysentery resisted by other treatments. I T Little Hancock Md confirms relief was immediate. For sale by all druggists. The Thompson Hardware company announces a full stock of irons and fire sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
B. L. Byer
I. T. Little
Hancock, Md
Thompson Hardware Company
Admin Letter for Estate of Jonathan Chester Bowers
Commonwealth of Massachusetts probate citation. Jonathan Bowers of Tyngsborough seeks administration of estate of Jonathan Chester Bowers, deceased intestate. Court in Cambridge set for September 23 1902 at 9 am to show cause. Publication to run weekly for three weeks in Lowell Daily Courier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
Jonathan Chester Bowers
Tyngsboro
Jonathan Bowers
Tyngsborough
Cambridge
Lowell Daily Courier
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Victoria
Wyandotte
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Number 3
Wolverine
Old Dominion
Gila Valley, Globe & Northern Railroad
Smith
R. G. Dun & Co
Bright, Sears & Co
Uncle Sam
Silas Casey
Middlesex North Fair
Rose
H. J. Tolles
Dunstable
D. W. Clement
Alexandria
A. J. Swan
S. B. Puffer
Cc. B. Colburn
Philip R. Hovey
Investment Securities
State Street
Fisk & Robinson
New York Stock Exchange
Cedar Street
Caribbean Sea
Spencer Irask & Co
Pine St
Mass
Osceola Santa Fe
Trinity
U.S
Dominion
Amer. Wool Pfd
Tees
Gas & Coke
N. BE. Gas & Coke
U.S. Oil
A. Tel. & Tel. Co
Amer. Smelting Co
Swift Packing Co
Cs Ae
Co. B. Colburn
Texas Oil Field
Roosevelt Boys
Courier-Citizen
Middle Street
Lucky Bassett
Paris Green
Nicholas G. Norcross
Insurance
Central Street
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