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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1902

Page

10

Mayor’s Loan Bill Veto Denounced and Halved by Mayor

The mayor vetoes the loan bill, warning that borrowing capacity would drop below $20,000 and objecting to items for Charlestown and Ward 22 play areas, Ward 9 playground restrictions, wardrooms, and ambulance and fire plans. He urges careful cost estimates, consolidation of yards, and avoidance of unnecessary or ill advised expenditures.

Reedsdale Dover Randolph Streets Wellesley Park Public Buildings Department Serssertsrert Rr Lah Jadeee Sig Eam Oou Orchard Park Chadwick Street Yeoman Street Roslindale Erssertt Billings Feld Franklin Field Linden Streets Boston Ssersserer St Charlestown F. W. Holbrook Walk Hil Street Fast Boston City Hospital Haymarket Square

Market Dull But Strong Yet Election Looms Over Week Ahead

The market closed October with a strong display despite subdued activity. Dominion Iron and Copper Range led Boston dullness while Massachusetts Gas and United Gas bonds showed vigor. Manhattan rose on heavy buying from Gould brokers as short covering emerged before election day, with other rails and utilities advancing modestly amid firmer money rates and a large November payments figure.

New York Boston Dominion Iron and Steel and Copper Range Montana Dulness Dominion Iron Massachusetts United Gas Addicks Delaware Company Amalgamated Copper Wall Street Manhattan Gould Metropolitan Brooklyn Rapid Transit Missouri Pacific Reading Atchison Southern Pacific Louisville

Market Report From Boston on Daily Sales and Prices

Boston reports the day’s highest and lowest sales with closing bid and asked prices. The feature notes underwear care with Fels-Naptha soap, praising gentleness and fiber protection without boiling or hard rubbing.

Boston

Trade Waits Upon Politics In New York

R G Dun & Co Weekly Review notes speculation waits on politics but business remains steady as election nears. Labor disputes settled with higher wages, coal supply up, shipments constrained by power shortages, freight delays, lower temperatures boost retail. October railway earnings up, New England shoe orders strong, anthracite regions buying, number of failures: 233 U S, 22 Canada.

W. L. Douglas W. L. Douglas Shoe Co Cople New York Boston Anyeriod Douglas IW York R. G. Dun & Co Review of Trade New England Pennsylvania United States Canada

Confidence in business outlook under Bradstreet’s lens

New York October 31 Bradstreet's outlook highlights strong confidence in the economy. Large spring order books reflect fall and winter demand and crop yields with winter wheat prospects. Cotton top crop aids the South and slows price rise while rail traffic faces car shortages. Reorders stay solid in cooling weather, and buyers lock in holiday and spring orders, with the West poised to buy.

New York Bradstreet

Sunday Baptists Worship Across Boston Churches

A brisk schedule of morning and evening services fills Boston Baptist churches. Bowdoin Square’s Tabernacle hosts J. D. Herr and Rev. D. D. Herr with messages "The Upper Room" and "Does It Pay to Be a Christian" plus a 12 o’clock Bible school and 6 PM young people's meeting. Dudley Street Baptists also offer morning and evening preaching and a men’s class. First Baptist Commonwealth Avenue lists Francis H. Rowley in morning and evening sermons with Sunday school at noon. Charlestown First Baptist presents Everett C. Herrick preaching at 10:56 AM and 7:30 PM, with the evening topic listed as partial.

Harvard Street Baptist W. EB. Coburn Harvard Street Church Ruggles Street Baptist Church Tremont Washington Streets A. C. Dixon D. C Jonah and C. C. Case Tremont Temple Baptist Church E. Woods D. D San Francisco Cal Young People's Prayer Meeting FP. A. Woods People’s Temple Columbus Avenue Berkeley Charles A. Crane Aneces Adams Chorus Orient Male Haydn Gilbert, Gerrish Hanscom Christian Endeavor Tremont Street M._E Concord Street C. B. Davis Epworth League Seventh Day Adventists A. B. Place Gilbert Hall Tremont 'Temple Christian Science Evangelist Russell Wheelock Block Columbia Road Upham’s Corner America Hall Washington Street E. Cobb P. McKenna Boston Chickering Hall Huntington Avenue F. A. Wiggin Wiggin Spirit Communications Schubert Quartet Commercial Hall Jubilee Singers Wilkinson Exeter Street Ann Lee H. W. Beecher N. J. Willis Hatfield Pettibone Lynn Spiritualists’ Association Cadet Hall Caird H. D. Barrett Ester Malden National Spiritual Association Society Arceus Browne Building Pleasant Street N. A. Noyes Poston Allen Wylie Kate Sanford Wylie Minnie Smith Royal ‘Putnam Opp Ladies’ Hall Brown Wood Carleton Biggs Hersy Wilde Gutierrez Roxbury Highland Hall Warren Street Walnut Avenue Dudley Street BE. Mack Broadway Somerville E. Peak Boston Psychic Conference Northampton Massachusetts Ave Coombs Baptist Tabernacle Bowdoin Square J. D. Herr Bible School Young People's Meeting J. D Herr Page J. L. Ripley First Baptist Church Commonwealth Avenue Francis H. Rowley Charlestown Everett C. Herrick Young Men's Christian Association Boylston Berkeley Streets Tillman B. Johnson Jennie Brooks Fillebrown Florence Garvin B. Y. M. Christian Union Union Hall Boryston Street George W. Bicknell Cambridge Mass S. M. Landis Bay 120 Dartmouth Street Social Science Club Place K. C. Russell Paine Memorial Hall Appleton Street J. P. Bland Christadelphians Arcade Hall Park Square Universal Brotherhood Organization Theosophical — Society Katherine Tingley Mt. Vernon Street

Evening religious notices and societies in Boston

A roundup of diverse Boston events lists lectures and services at churches and reform groups. Notable entries include Mr. and Mrs. Carbee and Mrs Horton among mediums, Unitarian and Unaffiliated gatherings, a Boston Philharmonic recital, and sermons by ministers such as Charles Wendte and George Perin. The notices invite all, with multiple venues across Huntington Avenue, Shawmut Avenue, and nearby streets.

Carbee Mme Unitarian RIAL Theodore Parker Berkeley Appiedton Streets Charles 3 Wendte Boston Charles F. Dole Co. Wicks James H. Applebee Charles W. Wendte KF. W. Wodell Shawmut Avenue Canton and Brookline Streets George WL. Perin D. D Ashton Lewis Boston Philharmonic Orchestra Verdi

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