Sugar Leads Market Amid Election Waiting and Hints of Gold Moves
Sugar strengthened and led the day’s trading with brisk sales, while other securities softened as markets awaited the November elections. Analysts expect potential gold shipments amid unsettled foreign exchange, with insiders aiming to keep Sugar between 80 and 90 while avoiding a run above 90. Copper remains firm, bonds show modest gains, and railroad dividends are announced as companies report meetings and director changes.
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New York
Burlington
Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Lawrence
M. V. B. Edgerly
New England Street Railway Company
Boston & Providence Railroad Company
London Mail
State House
New England Trust Company
Sterling Exchange
Germany
Bank of England
Boston
Sterling
Boston Gossamer Rubber Co hiring many at Hyde Park
Classifieds show positions at the Boston Gossamer Rubber Co including stock, coatmakers, general housework, and a strong young man with hammer and saw. Listings note labor at River Street station Hyde Park and other city locations, with several clerical and sales postings as well.
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Mackintosh
Pring
Boston Gossamer Rubber Co
River Street
Hyde Park
Chauncy St
City
Congress St
Lyons & Alexander CO
State St
Gil
Stevenson Praises Tariff Law Turning Point in Tariff History
Vice-President Stevenson spoke to a Democratic gathering in Lincoln Newfoundland Oct 10 praising the new tariff law. He argued it reduces sugar bounty costs, boosts household earnings, lowers tax on necessities, and signals a lasting shift toward freer commerce for American farmers.
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Lincoln
Stevenson
Senate
House of Representatives
Sugar Trust
Federal Treasury
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Boston Civil Court Damsage Suit Over Park Land
Suffolk Superior Court reports show suits including Nickerson trustees vs city of Boston for land taken near Muddy River for a public park with damages set at 111737.98. Also Winter estate vs West End Street Railway claims 9000 damages for death. multiple case entries listed in two sessions with various plaintiffs and defendants.
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Hardy
Taft
Sands
Fitapatricy
Painter
Snell
Gleason
W. E. Ramsdell
Hearih
S. IL
Whipple
W. B. Sprout
Smith
Cashin
Moreau
Underwoo
Cutler
Fitzgerald
Barber
Coburname
Safford
Anderson
Hutchings
Blanchard
Gray
Beckford
Kuntz
Joy
Herndon
Equity
Aldrich
T. M. Babson
H. W. Snow
Annie S. Winter
West End Street Railway Company
C . Bartlett
Laintiff
M. F. Dickinson, Jr
Decndant
Dod
Benson
Tucker
Donovan
Paige
Blaine
Corey
Eastman
Ducharme
Heywood
Same
Warren
Osborn
Seeley
Lynn
Bergin
Hunnewell
Ayeepeen
Lucas
William. F. Forsyth
Jane L. Palmer
Suffolk
Boston
Commonwealth Avenue
Dartmouth Street
William H. Hill
Arnold A. Rand
N. W. Jordan
Jane Il, Palmer
Mee W. White
Congress Street
Oston
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Norfolk
Samuel L. White
Holbrook
Saral E. White
Hyde Park
Boston Post
Mass
George White
Esquire
Jonathan Cobb
Register
Coastal shipping reports and a street torch campaign
The Silvie under Captain Saxton reports a main gaff break but all aboard are well as she heads east along the Maine coast. The Clara R. Howard from Georges Banks arrived with a broken main boom. The Maggie and Lillie lost two crew off Georges Banks. one dory may have survived. The Columbian from Liverpool carried cattlemen and cabin passengers. Graham-Meyer Torch Co markets red blue and green campaign torches, sparking East Boston parade chatter. Local waters see crowds seeking shelter then fishing along piers as fall smelts are expected to bite.
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Silvie
Saxton
Portsmouth
N. H
Maine
Clara R. Howard
Colby
Boston
Georges Banks
Maggie
Lillie
Joshua Burnham
James McCloud
Gloucester
Columbian
Shepherd
Liverpool
Thomas Anderson
Patrick G. Goodman
James McGreal
Graham-Meyer
Tenement Reform Committee Reviews North and West End Plans
A Common Council committee met in City Hall to discuss tenement district improvements and necessary legislation. Attendees included Father Field, Ellis, Hanson, and Lincoln, with council members Whelton, Costello, Briggs, Coleman, and Sears. Lincoln proposed city advances to help evicted tenants and sanctions for owners failing sanitation standards.
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Common Council
City Hall
Father Field
Church of the Advent
West End
Mr. Ellis
The
Better Dwellings Society
Andrew Hanson
South Boston
Mr. Lincoln
Public Institutions
Whelton
Costello
Briggs
Coleman
Sears
Lincoln
Paine warerooms offer sensational furniture prices
A hint to economists recommends visiting the Paine warerooms on Canal street before buying. Their prices on drawing room work this week are stated as lower than any previously known in the city, with the reviewer predicting prices may not drop again for years.
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Boston
City Loan CO
School Street
G. H. Hall & CO
City Hall
Tremont Street
Cououbt
Central Loan Co
Tremont St
W. T. Rice
Workingmen’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Beacon Street
Paine
Canal Street
Almanac Note Arrives with Sunrise Sunset Times
SiSP NEWS provides a miniature almanac listing sunrise at 5 53 a m sunset at 5 09 p m length of day 16 minutes high tide 8 45 a m low tide 9 p m and the moon set at 2 24 a m.
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W. F. Carruthers
School St
Boston Loan CO
Washington St
Commonwealth Loan Co
Washington Street
F. BE. Chaffee
Reynolds Loan Co., Inc
State Street
J. French & Sons
Dexter
Tremont Row
Mechanics’ Loan CO
Court St
Continental Loan Office
Cor
Indiana
Towne & CO
Newburyport
Industrial Aid Society of Boston
Henry Petein
Charity Building
Chardon St
Wade & Butcher Ragors
Franz & Comey
Cornhill
George F. Ricker
Charles St
Main St
Cambridgeport
Remingtons
Thorp & Martin CO
Milk St
A. Andrews
Dace Harms
Temple Place
Massachusetts Ave
Southcote Mansergh
Henry St
W. W. Beaman
H. E. Dennett
Huntington Ave
Portland St
Sugar
Phares
M.lytle & Co
Revere House
eReras
Stanley Bradley CO
East 16Th St
Dorchester
the Post
H. T
West Newton St
Tremont
W. I. Carruthers
Worcester
Columbus
Morse & Drake's
Washington
Shawmut
James Lee
James St
A. D. Puffer
Jt-Tuthstsutf
Richmond St
KF. EF. Raymond
P. O
Collenette
Worcester Street
Richard F . Cotter
Grill
Harvey
J. J. Foley
South
Jersey City
Woonsocket
Rhode Island
Blake Brothers & CO
Nassau Street
Boston Stock Exchange
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Mullen
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Sprague
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Eere
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del & Hud
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Vena
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Eae
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Cole
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la Ave
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Cheverie
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J. F. Spinney
Wee Wi
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W. H. Parker
Ecton
Peabody Medical Institute
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Ee Ee Prospectus
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Tenn. & Ga
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F. P. Wing
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King Street
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Oelot
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Miller
Fred Joy
Milk Street
Charles
Akerman
New Hampshire
Joseph P. Morse
Rockingham
Boston & Albany RB. R. Co
John W. McKim, Esquire
Elijah George
Assach
Commonwealth OF Setts
Helen M. Nichols
Calvin M. Nichols
John W. McKim
John Selley
Bos
William J. Kelley
H. V. Cunningham
Pemberton Sq
Margerbey Cannon
Margery Cannon
John Cannon
West Seventh St
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Middlesex
Walter L. Wetherber
Arlington
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Samuel W. Tucker
Eee Essenger
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