Market Review and Outlook Faces Volatile Week Ahead
Bullish moves overturned bears as Brookl yn, St Paul, Northern Pacific, Pennsylvania and Reading led gains. The comptroller of the currency calls for a bank condition statement as Congress opens and the presidential message is delivered. Caution advised amid uncertain money policy and potential market reaction.
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Boston minister urges nonpartisan vote for Coulthurst
At Warren Avenue Baptist Church Rev Herbert Johnson urged Boston voters to back John A. Coulthurst to achieve decent government. He argued against Wibbard and Fitzgerald, advocating cross party support and warning that Coulthurst's defeat would prolong partisanship and risk municipal dysfunction.
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Indorsement Confusion Ties Hib bard Mayoral Bid
Boston reader HR BE Hagan disputes a Sunday ad’s signatory HI FE Wagan on George A Hib bard mayoral endorsement. Hagan says he did not sign or authorize use of his name and warns business use of his signature. His notice is dated December 8 1907 from Washington Street.
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HR. BE. Hagan
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Boston
East Boston Sacred Heart School Opens with 1200 Seats
The Sacred Heart School at Brooks Paris and Morris streets in East Boston opens today after a $20,000 remodel adding eight rooms. The 22-room building includes an exhibition hall and conference room with modern plumbing and ventilation. Rev. James H. O Neil, pastor, oversees the school with 14 Notre Dame sisters and five lay teachers assisting.
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Michael Clark
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Monumental Critique of Rowley Sermon on City Politics
The Rev. Francis W. Rowley denounces Fitzgerald as monumentally unfit and declares voting for the incumbent mayor perpetuates the city’s shame. He urges citizens to shoulder duties, citing Finance Commission revelations and calls for a clean administration.
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Francis W. Rowley
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Rowley
Finance Commission
Hibbard
Titzgerald
Condemns Fitzgerald At Shawmut Avenue Church
The Rev W T McElveen denounces Fitzgerald's political machine before a large congregation saying reform is needed in the mayoral office and municipal administration. He accuses Fitzgerald of rewarding favorites, canceling contracts, and draining public trust with rotten governance.
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Indorse
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Whelton
Save the City urged voters in Boston election
Reverend Allen A. Stockdale at Union Congregational Church urged Boston citizens to vote in the upcoming election to save the city from civic ignorance and depravity. He warned that aroused brains and moral earnestness could steer reform, possibly toward a Greater Boston with commission government.
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Citizen Duty Sermon Urges Vote for Honest City Control
Reverend Herbert W. Barker urged Jamaica Plain congregants to vote on Tuesday after Finance Commission disclosures and press reports alleging municipal dishonesty. He framed voting as a citizen duty to support honest local governance.
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City Saloons Govern Our Town Say Parish Leader
The Roxbury pastor lamented saloon control of city politics calling it corrupt and urged a municipal change. He questioned incompetence or dishonesty and condemned lawless actions by officials tied to party machines. Court ordered liquor seized in Westminster raid returned to claimants Lewis Pletcher and Leon Gereau. Annie E Rice legacy to Evangelical Church totaled 4292.72 with interest.
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Westminster
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Leon Gereau
Winstboro
Annie EE. Rice
Evangelical Church
H W Robinson Passes Away In Auburndale
H W Robinson aged 88 and longtime Brockton Fair president died suddenly at his winter home in Auburndale after months of illness. Born in Stowe he moved to Brockton in 1844 and ran a dry goods business for 54 years and helped found Nome National Bank of Providence. Survived by a wife a daughter Mrs N B Blackstone of Los Angeles. Funeral set for Wednesday in Brockton.
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What New England People Are Doing
A collage of brief notes across towns: work begins on sewer beds in Sandersdale Milford eyes a $50,000 government post office building project. Hunting trip yields 61 geese and 30 ducks for Windle Kendell and Boyle. Rabbits accounted for in West Brookfield and East Brookfield. A nephew’s death reported in West Warren. Gardner scene shifts with railway tariffs appointment in New York.
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Raymond Varney
Charles Mahan
Gardner
Albert H. Moore
Boston & Maine Railroad
Troy
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North Grafton
Fish and Game
May Belfort Returns to Tremont Theatre
May Belfort headlines a return engagement at the Tremont Theatre this week. The article notes she recently married Richard C. Mudge and highlights her status as a refined English singer with lasting vaudeville appeal.
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May Pelfort
Tremont Theatre
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Wrecks Block St. Clair Canal
Detroit December 8. One channel of the St. Clair Flats ship canal is entirely blocked by the steamer Reis which stranded yesterday. The other channel was partially blocked today when the sand steamer Desmond struck a pier and sank.
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St. Clair Flats
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Reis
Desmond
Woman Dies at Home in Holden
Mrs Elizabeth Osborne Dawson 76 dies at home Main and Salisbury streets Holden of heart and kidney disease. Her husband is Charles Dawson. The death occurred yesterday. Also notes incident of live trolley wire accident in Gardner injuring street crowds on Central street. Fitchburg reports death of Mrs Lucy Hills Forsdick wife of Hon Frederick Forsdick ex Mayor at 98 Pleasant Street after a fall a week prior.
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Pleasant Street
Plans for Newsboys Building in Boston Spring 1908
John Gunckel, head of the National Newsboys Association, spoke to over 600 newsboys in Boston about starting a local Newsboys Union building project. He described Toledo’s model and outlined a plan to build a larger, citywide center in Boston in spring 1908 with support from Mayor Fitzgerald, Dr. A. J. Winship, and figures from the Newsboys Union.
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Witzgerald
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Newsboys’ Union
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Boston
Chandler
Twentieth Century Club
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Soderson
Arrests in Division 10 for illicit liquor sale
Officers of Division 10 arrested Patrick I. Barrett age 54 yesterday forenoon on a charge of selling intoxicating liquors without a license at 48 Longwood Avenue at the time of arrest.
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Longwood Avenue
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