Confidence Grows as Bradstreet Foresees Fall Trade Rise
Bradstreet’s reports growing mercantile confidence ahead of the fall trade period. It cites rising bank clearings, stronger iron and steel demand, and active distributive trade in the West and South. Wheat and corn exports, bank clearings, and business failures are detailed, with regional variations and signs of price steadiness amid a large agricultural outlook.
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New York
Bradstreet’s
Chicago
St. Louis
Mississippi
Ohio River
New Orleans
Memphis
Texas
Galveston
United States
Canada
War end spurs remarkable business expansion in Dun report
New York Aug 19 R G Dun Co weekly review notes that a war which did not shrink business during its course has ended with a notable expansion. Orders and purchases have risen across most sectors, though few can yet be tied to the broadening of trade with the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Trained Nurses Demonstrate Value on Ocean Steamships
Miss Davies highlights the importance of trained nurses aboard ocean steamships, underscoring their role in passenger care and emergency response recognition by ship operators and crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Davies
Algonquin Club Affairs Stir Speculation Over Ownership
Rumor swirls that the Elysium Club may buy the Algonquin Club property on Commonwealth Avenue at auction on Sept 15 to satisfy mortgage debt totaling 311000. Trustees and club leaders deny plans, as the 6 percent first mortgage bonds face default and potential reorganization.
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Algonquin Club
Commonwealth Avenue
Elysium Club
Huntington Avenue
Algonquin
Daniel Frank
Europe
Francis Peabody, Jr
Co. A. Cotting
C. H. Cole
Peabody
Club
Cc. H. Cole
Canadian Trade Brightens for Fall Prospects
Dun's review notes fair Canadian trade for the season with bright fall prospects. Montreal inquiries revive. St John slow renewals. Halifax fair. Quebec good. Victoria satisfactory. Crop prospects excellent in St John Quebec Toronto Montreal. Wholesale brisk at Toronto and Hamilton. improving at Montreal with more cheese and butter shipments. Victoria volume exceeds last year. Halifax unchanged. St John quiet in wholesale and retail.
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New York
Dun
Montreal
St. John
Halifax
Quebec
Victoria
Toronto
Hamilton
Entomology Association Opens Annual Meeting at Ames
The Associtation of Economic Entomologists began its annual session at the Natural History Society hall in Ames Iowa Herbert Osborn presiding Secretary E P Felt of Albany N Y reported on New York insect activity and new members were admitted including EB Ehchorn California state commissioner V Vermorel France Charles Musson New South Wales and A M Scott state entomologist with W F Fisk J A Fisk H T Fernald and assistants. Dr H Fernald of Amherst presented a paper on The Brown Tail Moth in America.
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Natural History Society
Herbert Osborn
Ames
C. L. Martall
Washington
D. C
E. P. Felt
Albany
N. Y
New York
EB. M. Ehchorn
California
Santa Clara
V. Vermorel
France
Charles T. Musson
New South Wales
A. M. Scott
W. F. Fisk
J. A. Fisk
H. T. Fernald
E. Dwight
Franklin Sherman, Jr
H. Fernald
Amherst
America
Corbett's Column Ponders Language and Local Notices
In this column Corbett muses on the paradox of phrases like awfully nice and notes a string of local items. He reports on A B Roberts & Co moving to Devonshire Street, mentions S A Blot preaching at Nahant, and cites various business, hotel, and hospital notices alongside light personal anecdotes and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Roberts & Co
Carters
Devonshire Street
Stage Topics and Next Week’s Theatrical Happenings
A roundup of theater news detailing Canby’s role with Julia Arthur, Lewis’s rumored fallout, Annie Blanche’s marriage to Robert E. Evans, and various cast shifts. It lists upcoming openings at the Columbia Bowdoin Square Castle Square Howard Tremont Museum and Sans Souci, plus railings about balloon ascensions, fireworks, and the last day of trained geese. It notes acts at the Grand Opera House Keith's and the Parisian Gaiety girls with dates August 27 to the week ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Canby
Francis Wilson
Julia Arthur
Arthur Lewis
Lewis
Annie Blanche
James J. Corbett
New York
Robert E. Evans
Valentine Stock Company
Toledo
Miss Blanche
Minnie Dupree
Maryland
Paris
Grace Henderson
Imperial Theatre
St. Louis
K. B. Jack
Roland Reed
William Seymour
Mr. Reed
Isadore Rush
Belle Archer
Hoyt
Cententer
Fred Wright
Flora Fairchild
Thomas Shea
Columbia
Atlantic City
Castle Square
Robertson
E. H. Clement
Princess Matilda
West
Conway
Leland
Ida Russell
Weston
Beaseley
Pauline Mayhew
Tremont
Phebe Davies
Odell Williams
Louise Galloway
Jones
Maggie Cline
Sans Souci
Boston
Arthur Dunn
Mamie Gilroy
Kittie Mitchell
Hattie Belie Ladd
Grand Opera House
Mildred Holland
McIntyre and Heath
Charles T. Aldrich
Keith’s
Milton Nobles
Belinda Bailey
Frank M. Buckley
Austin & Stone’s
Hugh Murphy
Point of Pines
Admiral Dewey
the Pines
Norumbega Park
Boston Comedy Company
Mlle. Ordlar
the Palace
Promotion of Engineering EducationCouncil Elected at Convention
The Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education opened its second day in the Walker Building Institute of Technology with council elections naming T. M. Crown M. A. Howe I. N. Hollis G. Lanza P. C. Rick etts R. G. Thomas and C. M. Woodward. Papers included Electricity in Engineering Courses Other Than Electrical by J. P. Jackson and Laboratory Apparatus for Impact Experiments by W. K. Hatt.
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Society For the Promotion of Engineering Education
Walker Building
Institute of Technology
T. M. Crown
M. A. Howe
I. N. Hollis
P. C. Ricketts
R. G. Thomas
C. M. Woodward
J. P. Jackson
Pennsylvania State College
W. K. Hatt
Purdure’ University
F. L. Dunlap
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
R. B. Owens
W. R. Hoag
F. C. Caldwell
Salem Willows Excursion on O K Lewis to Garden of the Ocean
The Winthrop Steamboat Company offers a daily 9 45 a m departure from 478 Atlantic avenue to Salem Willows, with return times 1 20 p m on weekdays and 4 39 p m Sundays. The Salem Cadet Band concert and a fish dinner enhance the trip with a round trip of 60 cents and 35 cents for a single fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Steamboat Company
Salem Willows
O. KF. Lewis
Atlantic “ Avenue
the Willows
Salem Cadet Band
The
Willows
O. FE
LEWIS
Winthrop Line
Keston
Winthrop Steamboat CO
J. &, Lacon
Gen
Mer
Skilled doctors at deen service tremont tempe remedies
Older fragment mentions skilled doctors at service and remedies at druggists. The text is garbled but suggests a medical service advertorial with Tremont and Tempe references. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are present.
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jMunyon
Deen
Tremont Tempe
Unyon
Plymouth Excursions by Winthrop Steamboat Plymouth
The Winthrop Steamboat Company operates daily excursions from Boston to Plymouth aboard the steel steamer Plymouth. The trip lasts three hours each way with a 10:00 departure from 478 Atlantic Avenue, Plymouth arrival at 1:00, and 3:30 return to Boston. Jordan's National Cadet Band provides music and onboard cuisine is highlighted.
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Winthrop Steamboat Company
Boston
Plymouth
Boston Harbor
Atlantic Avenue
Jordan
National Cadet Band
Ek Wee OW
A. FE. Harding
Winthroe
Popular Boston Newport excursion set for August 2
A special round trip train departs Park Square at 9 30 a m and returns from Newport at 6 p m on Thursday August 2 with tickets priced 1.00. Tickets go on sale three days early at the Old State House and Park Square station and are limited to seating capacity. Newport offers combined natural and artificial beauty and rich experiences for travelers.
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Boston
Newport
Park Square Station
Old State House
Provincetown
Logfellow
Gept
John Smith
Commercial Wharf
North Pier
Caresengers
Cape
Atwood & Rich
Nantucket Excursion by Special Train and Steamer
An ocean trip of high interest offered to all participants with an excursion to Nantucket on Wednesday August 2. A special train will run from Boston Brockton Bridgewater and Middleboro to Hyannis and a special steamer will operate between Hyannis and Nantucket. Ticket numbers are strictly limited.
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Nantucket
Boston
Brockton
Bridgewater
Middleboro
Hyannis
Man Suffers Severe Hand Injury At Press
P. M. Andrews of 28 Dartmouth Street employed as a packman for C. W. Tafts at 282 Congress Street caught his right hand in a stamping press yesterday afternoon. Three fingers were torn off and he was taken to the Emergency Hospital.
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Union General Hospital
West Springfield Street
P. M. Andrews
Dartmouth Street
C. W.tafts
Congress Street
Munyon's Headache Tablets Promote Quick Relief
Munyon's Headache Tablets claim to cure all kinds of headaches in three to ten minutes. The ad touts a splendid stomach and nerve tonic and promotes Munyon's Doctors Tree as the remedy.
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Beecham
Munyon
Mnyon
Religious Services Readied Across Churches and Temples
The notice lists multiple Boston churches and temples with service times and pastors. Old South Church Mt Vernon NY preacher Rev Charles S Lane. Berkeley Temple ministers. Tremont Street M E Church led by Rev P H Tribou. People's Temple by Rev James Boyd Brady. Bromfield Street M B E Church. Roxbury Presbyterian evangelist C N Hunt. First Presbyterian on Columbus Avenue with Rev Hershey. Fourth Presbyterian South Boston led by Rev Cameron. Spiritualist Hollis Hall circle. Unitarian services at Boston Common. General Morgan to speak at People's Temple. Christadelphians lecture at Arcade Hall.
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Old South Church
Charles S. Lane
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Berkeley Temple
Chas
A. Dickinson
D. D
Wmn
Kelsey
H. Washburn
George W. Wright
The
Beaver Society
Tremont Street
M. E
Concord
Tremont Streets
John D. Pickles
Pp. H. Tribou
United States Navy
People's Temple
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
James Boyd Brady
J. McAllister
Christian Endeavor
Bromfield Street
M. BE
Strangers’ Church
L. B. Bates
Roxbury Presbyterian Church
Warren and
Woodbine Streets
C. N. Hunt
Minneapolis
Paul
Felix
First Presbyterian Church
Scott F. Hershey
Charles B. Chapin
New York
Fourth Presbyterian Church
South Boston
Charles J. Cameron
Hollis Hall
Washington Street
G. RB. Cutter
Maggie Keating- Gutter
Unitarian
Boston Gommon
Benevolent Fraternity of Churches
Charles Street
William
Key
Winthrop
John W. Day
Hingham
General Morgan
Harrison
People’s Temple
New Republic
T. J. Morgan
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Park Square
Dominion Atlantic carries tourist lists to Nova Scotia
The Dominion Atlantic railway line continues to transport tourists to Nova Scotia with nearly 20 people sailing last Sunday and a large group today. A twenty three person tourist party led by Mr T H Hendricksen from Brooklyn tours the Land of Evangeline in August and September, showcasing the line’s scenic delights.
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Dominion Atlantic Railway
Nova Scotia
T. H., Hendricksen
Brooklyn
Evangeline
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Bradstreet
Duns Report
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Post Cruste Square
Massachusetts
Ben J. F. Stevens
Red D. FostEn
PF. Trull
Secsotary- WM
N. K. Fairbank Company
New Yorston
Philadelphia
Dorchester
Hoosac Tunnel
Charlestown
Enoch Maddox
Liverpool
Queenstown
New England
McAuley
Atlantic Ocean
Sir Henry Strong
Dominion of Canada
C. McGrath
C. Brewer
John J. Coffey
Ireland
C. E. Davies
Dominion
Cunard
Allan
Leyland
Hamburg- American
O’brien
Davies
O'Brien
London
Freeman Allen
D. Baker
W. N. Bates
R. Begg
A. L. Bell
Frances E
Kreeger
W. S. Leland
H. BH. Marsh
Marsh
R. J. Meigs
Meigs
C. H. Millett
Cc. H. Millett
J. H. Millett
Mabel Millett
T. A. Mitchell
Cc. E. E. van Norman
K. Ohnesorg
B. F. Pearson
Pearson
C. H. Pond
CC. O. Prescott
W. B. Ross
Q. C
Ross
Herbert Smith
L. D. Starbird
Starbird
F. B. Turck
Mary Wallace
K. Wallace
W. F. Whitney
Whitney
Canadian Trade
Economic Entomologists
Holy Terror
S. A. Blot
Eliot
Harvard College
Nahant
Joseph W. Greene
Copper King of Arizona Mines
School Street
Charles E. Page
C. Virchow
Thorndike
Knight's
Knight’s Bakery
Hudson Street
A. H. Buck
White Mountains
Mr. Buck
American Wringer Company
C. C. Buckley
Billy Randolph
Billy
Tremont Stock Exchange
No. 131
James E.wall
James Mills Pierce
Isles of Shoals
Bernard M. Wolf
Mr. Wolf
Hanover
Portland Streets
Boston Baked Bean Company
Shawmut Avenue
Burbank
Ida Mudge
Ethel Thornton
Prudence Island
R. I
Dr. A. Kidder Page
North Woodstock
N. H
George Hatch Quincy
Profile
A. Corbett
Boston Museum
Ason
Matinee
George N. Broadhurst
Matinee Today
Tremont Theatre
A Gurke
Imogene Comer, Ward and
Curran
Burt Haverly
Gallando
Edwards, Kernell and
Williams
al and
Mamie Anderson
An Seatine
Chiine
Hans Soucs
Tse
WELK
Arthur Dann
Kittle Mitchell
Model Playhouse
R. J. Dustan
Edwin Latell
Willard Simms
Symphony Players
Thomas F. Clifford
Tremont St
Tele
Oxford
Tom Taylor
Box
Cox
Orumbega
Zoological Garden
Electric Fountain
Ruatic Theatre
Music Court
Knowlton & Allen
Newton Boulevard
Subway
Iuotington
Union Station
Cincinnati
Appliton & Bassetot
Washington &I
Connelly
Adams House
Point&eof Pines
Kuntington Avenue
Baptist
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
W. W. Weeks
Can
Jesus
Tremont Temple
George Co. Lorimer
Miner R. Deming
Cortland Myers
C. Myers
Congregationalist
Presbyterian
Conlumbia
Efranix M. Willis
Palace Theatre and Music Hal
Ordlar
Howard
Joe Flynn Stewart
Haines
Petting
Bill Carr
Sparrow
Montague
West Conway
Weston An Beasley
Austin
Stone
Arie Cies
Hagenbrook
Animal
Ocean
Icc
Mystic
Digby
St Jon
Summerside
St.Jo
U. S. St. Croix
Cumberland
State of Maine
Portland
Eastport
Lubec
ST. Andrews
Campobella
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat CO
Gloucester
Gape Ann
Columbus Orchestra
City OF Gloucester
North Side Central Wharf
State St
P. S
BE. S. Merchant
Gen. Mgr
J. R. Bacon
Lewiston
Clark
Bass Point
Lafricain
Naval Brigade
Lincoln Wharf
A. P. Lane
N. E. Agt
Wash
Alfred Sorensen
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