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.
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Chadwick Street
Yeoman Street
Roslindale
Erssertt
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Cople
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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.
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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.
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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
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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
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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
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Boston Psychic Conference
Northampton
Massachusetts Ave
Coombs
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Bowdoin Square
J. D. Herr
Bible School
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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
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George
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Cambridge
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Bay 120
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Social Science Club
Place
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Appleton Street
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Park Square
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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.
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RIAL
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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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