War Markets and Crop Outlook Pressure Trade
Government report shows States Steel may shrink 400000 tons in September with many orders canceled. Crop forecasts rise as final yields show corn up 80 million bushels and oats up 21 million, wheat down 4 million. Reopening plans for Boston Curb Exchange advance with employee reengagement. Amoskeag reports a 13912 deficit versus 25133 surplus, while Pullman and American Telephone posts varying earnings and dividends.
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Amoskeag
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Boston money rates and stock exchange notes October 7
Oct 7 current Boston quotations list loan rates from brokers and customers. Outside brokers loans 8 percent, customers commercial loans 6 percent, commercial paper 7 percent, year money 6 percent. Silver price in New York and sub-Treasury figures show gains and totals for exchanges and banks. Net gain since Friday 658 434.
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Stock Exchange
New York
Treasury
Cteglo
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Federal Reserve Boston Opens Temporary Office on Milk Street
The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston has taken up temporary offices at 161 Milk street in the quarters formerly occupied by Guy & Sturgis.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Milk Street
Guy & Sturgis
New York Market Sways On Wealth Of Unlisted Bonds
New York market activity shows increased trading in unlisted bonds and shares of several industrials, with demand centered on Standard Oil subsidiaries. Foreign exchange rises on renewed commercial demand, the gold pool expands purchases, and mercantile paper accepts broader by New England and Middle West banks signaling potential commercial improvement. Earnings and crop data remain steady with slight declines in spring and winter wheat estimates, while steel reports hint at continued curtailment and deferred dividends.
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Stock Exchange
Standard Oil
London
Gold Pool
Ottawa
New England
Middle West
Excavations in New England Spark Ancient Life Light
A New England man uncovers surprising evidence from an ancient city buried beneath a modern metropolis. His excavations reveal fresh insights into early life, architecture, and daily routines, challenging previous assumptions about the region's earliest inhabitants.
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New England
The Valley of Fear installment teased in Sunday Post Magazine
Sherlock Holmes declares Barker's tale a lie while Mrs Douglas corroborates it, foreshadowing Barker’s predicament in the next instalment of Doyle's Valley of Fear. The magazine promises a vivid, complete reading experience beyond fragmentary war reports.
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Barker
Douglas
Sherlock Holmes
Arthur Conan Doyle
Sunday Post
Cambridge Plant to Leave Parent Co
About 70 percent of the $460,566 preferred stock of Blake & Knowles Pump Company has been deposited with a protective committee, signaling a breakup with International Steam Pump. Blake & Knowles reported $2,000,000 in business, while earnings shown as $38,000 are linked to dividends paid from the merged entities. The Cambridge plant ownership and big book and merchandise balances are cited as key factors.
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Blake & Knowles Pump Company
Protective Committee
Blake & Knowles Company
International Steam Pump Company
Blake & Knowles
International Company
Cambridge
American Telephone & Telegraph reports 1914 surplus drop
The year ended June 30 shows a surplus of 5,234,529 for 1914 compared with 6,160,663 in 1913, figures submitted to the Public Service Commission by the American Telephone & Telegraph Company.
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Pullman Company
Public Service Commission
American Telephone Company
Intercontinental Rubber Company
Stewart
American Telephone &Telegraph Company
International Trust Co Receives First Gold Pool Receipt
International Trust Company led Boston banks by making the first instalment payment to the $100,000,000 gold pool. It delivered $34,805 to the Boston sub-treasury as the initial quarter of its $139,230 subscription, earning Receipt No. 1.
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Boston
International Trust Company
Train derailment injures 39 near Grafton
Thirty nine people are injured four seriously when a passenger train on the Baltimore and Ohio Grafton and Belington branch derails ten miles south of Grafton West Virginia.
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Grafton
W. Va
Grafton and
Belington
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Harvard Backfield Crippled After Scrimmage Losses
Harvard football suffers injuries with Mahan out for at least two weeks and Logan, Soucy hampered. Weatherhead may start at end as Mahan’s status worsens. Hardwick shines in backfield with two touchdowns, Brickley executes a 45 yard drop kick, while Cowen’s exam rumor and Gilman’s ineligibility threaten Harvard’s line depth.
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Logan
Soucy
Tufts
Weatherhead
Watson
Bigelow
Wigert
Varsity
Scrubs
Cowen
Gilman
Hardwick
Greene
Charles Brickley
McKinlock
Hardwick Goes In In Crimson Reorganization
In the restructuring the Crimson coaches sent Hardwick back into the lineup. The move signals a shift in strategy as coach decisions reshape the roster and on court roles.
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Crimson
Hardwick
Torpedo Penetrates Battleship War Net Test at Newport
Officials tested a steel net in Coddington Cove to simulate battleship protection from torpedoes. A Morris torpedo boat fired a warhead of 210 pounds and observers reported the torpedo penetrated the net target.
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R. I
Coddington Cove
Morris
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