Roosevelt Attends Church and Walks at Sagamore Hill
Colonel Roosevelt spent a quiet day at Sagamore Hill in Oyster Bay New York. He attended church with Mrs Roosevelt in the morning and took a walk in the afternoon.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1910
Page
16
Colonel Roosevelt spent a quiet day at Sagamore Hill in Oyster Bay New York. He attended church with Mrs Roosevelt in the morning and took a walk in the afternoon.
Boston officials gather at the American House next Wednesday noon for a Chamber of Commerce luncheon to discuss how the city with about a million and a half residents may earn a proper global rating and standing.
The chamber urged improving Boston’s credit rating by highlighting discrepancies between census figures and actual economic output. It argues a higher rating would reflect Boston’s true size with 60,000 manufacturing wages earners and 160,000 workers in the industrial district, boosting business. George S. Smith will open the discussion.
The Police Board chief asks four English and American correspondents to attend a hearing at police headquarters the next day over an attack on reporters during Moabit rioting. The Foreign Press Association condemns the letter and the claim that reporters were law breakers, noting embassy representations.
The Boston Elevated Railway Company shows its additions and extensions, noting the original elevated system began June 10 1901 between Dudley Street and Sullivan Square and August 22 1901 on Atlantic Avenue. The project cost over 20.3 million dollars, saving time from 45 to 21 minutes and bringing two million residents two miles closer to downtown Boston.
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