Boston Tax Roll 1904 05 Shows City Valuation Rise
Joshua M. Sears heads Boston's individual taxpayers paying 74 264.64 while Boston & Albany Railroad leads corporations at 229 664.40 and Boston Terminal Company at 224 683.04. General appropriation totals 20 474 996 with taxable raises of 16 939 203.99, up 643 092.24 from last year, as real estate value climbs especially in Wards 6 7 and 11 with notable retail and office district gains.
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West Street
State
Congress
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Back Bay
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Ward 11
Probe Accident to Old Woman in Dover
William Boudreau was arrested in Dover New Hampshire charged with causing a fire from a quarrel with his 80 year old mother in law Mrs Catherine McFadden. A kerosene lamp knocked over ignited her clothing and left her badly burned with doubtful recovery.
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N. H
William Boudreau
Catherine McFadden
Boudreau
Live and Let Live Sparked at Morgan Memorial Forum
Frank B. Sanborn condemned Lawson as state’s evidence in a Morgan Memorial People's Forum talk titled Live and Let Live. He argued wealth hoarding and “show” harm society while urging acceptance of others’ right to live and criticizing bankers and profiteers. Debater Philip Blackstone countered with a harsh stance on charity and necessity.
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People’s Forum
Morgan Memorial
Lawson
Mr. Sanborn
Boston
America
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Philip Blackstone
Blackstone
Benefit sale at Paul Revere Hall March 6
The Women's Educational and Industrial Union hosts a sale at Paul Revere Hall to support the Squantum vacation house in Squantum Massachusetts. Proceeds aid the community project and holiday accommodations for members.
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Women's Educational and Industrial Union
Squantum
Mass
Paul Revere Hall
Laxative Brom Quinines Sold At 25 Cents Each
Local drug store promotes a laxative product called brom quinine priced at a quarter. The short notice highlights affordability and availability for customers seeking relief.
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Worth to a Boston Resident
Walter Mullen of 10 Upton Street praises Doan's Kidney Pills for back and kidney pain. He says cold or heavy lifting caused lingering pain but a course of the pills cured his backache and improved his health. Sold by all dealers, 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Walter Mullen
Upton St
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Market Review and Outlook in a Feverish NY Market
The New York market last week was feverish yet not weak nor fully bullish. Investment securities attracted demand, while Lawson attacks appeared to have little effect overall. Daly-West showed strength amid possible internal board struggles, United States Mining fell after a rival attack, and Centennial slid amid rumors of further assessments and discontent with Lawson’s association. Copper stock fluctuations and overall volume capped the scene.
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Lawson
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Everybody's Magazine
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Daly-West
United States
Centennial
Cincinnati
Boston
United States Mining
Bingham Paper
Church Aid for the Fall River Strikers
Abington hosts a union meeting at Congregational Church to aid Fall River sufferers. Rev. Allan Hudson of Brockton led the event after his investigation of Fall River conditions. Morning services collected for the relief effort.
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Abington
Churches of
Congregational Church
North Abington
Fall River
Allan Hudson
Brockton
Cambridge Police Claim Gilbert Defrauded Grocers
Cambridge police arrested George W. Gilbert at his Brighton home after an alleged store stock scheme. Victims included Wilbur M. Decker of Massachusetts Avenue and Jacob Schnider of Cunard Street. Gilbert, once a grocer, faces arraignment in Cambridge District Court.
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Brighton
George W. Gilbert
Cambridge
Gilbert
Cox and Deehan
Ainsley Armstrong
Boston Police
Wilbur M. Decker
Massachusetts Avenue
Norton
Boston
Oak Square
Governor Douglas Outlines End to Fall River Strike
Governor Douglas describes the negotiation process that led to settlement of the Fall River strike. He details appointing powerful delegations from manufacturers and textile unions, eight hour talks, and mutual concessions on returning to work and arbitrating margins.
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New York World
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Herbert T. Drake
Brockton
Mr. Drake
Reunion Plan for Total Abstinence Societies at Boston College
The organizing committee for the St Valentine and St Theresa's Total Abstinence Societies held its final planning meeting for a whist party and reunion in the Boston College music room on Wednesday evening. Ticket sales have been unusually large, signaling strong interest in this first joint social event.
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St. Theresa’s
Music
Boston College
Wonderful electric sign dazzles Tremont baths area
The Tremont Turkish baths at 176 Tremont street display a moving Niagara Falls sign in front of the Tremont Theatre. The feature draws bold crowds, highlighting Lundin's deluxe baths and its claim of superior amenities and ventilation under proprietor Adolph Lundin.
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Tremont Theatre
Boston
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U S Assumes Dominican Customs Administration
Washington reports that Santo Domingo invited the United States to take full charge of all Dominican customs houses and to help establish a firm fiscal system. The U S will guarantee territorial integrity but not debts, and will not assume a protectorate beyond customs control. President Morales signed a decree requesting U S aid to end financial chaos.
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Hay
Santo Domingo
Loomis
Dominican Republic
United States
Santo
Ward 7 Democratic Club Plans Brilliant Ball
The Ward 7 Democratic Club hosts its annual ball at Copley Hall led by Hon. W. T. A. Fitzgerald. Governor’s staff officers and numerous city officials attend in new uniforms. Fitzgerald and Mrs Fitzgerald lead the grand march.
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James Donovan
John J. Sullivan
Ninth Regiment
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Arthur W. Dolan
John J. Gartland
Douglas
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Collins
M. P. Curran
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