Boston Western Club chief reviews West for Boston trade
Henry C. Long of Boston after three weeks in the West reports strong business interest in Boston as a commercial port but cites railroad restrictiveness as a major obstacle. He notes Western sentiment that Boston has drawn back from commerce and urges a concerted effort by local business to exploit Western ties and restore Boston’s trading prominence.
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Suffolk Bar
Boston Western Club
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Long
Chicago
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Kansas City
Fort Scott & Gulf
St. Joe
Grand Island
Sioux City
Boston & Albany
New England
Mississippi Valley
Fire destroys Frank Jones brewery storehouse in Portsmouth
A fire of unknown origin swept the Frank Jones brewery storehouse in Portsmouth late today. The company's department fought the blaze, which caused $2500 damage to the building and $5000 to the stock, both insured.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Frank Jones Brewery
Railroads Spark Market Hope Says Laramie Stock Promoter
A promoter urges buying Laramie Hahns Peak and Pacific stock, claiming railroads show strong earnings under Roosevelt policy. He predicts a rapid rise from about $2 to $10 to $20 per share, with dividends possible within eighteen months, and urges followers to buy now at $2.
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Laramie
Hahns Peak & Pacific
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Boston
New England
Bed Clothes Smother Tot In Dorchester Home
Six weeks old Mildred E. Walsh died in her sleep at 148 Pleasant Street Dorchester yesterday morning. Mrs Walsh found the infant entangled in bed clothes about seven thirty and a hastily summoned doctor could not revive her. This marked a second similar accident in Dorchester within the past month.
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Mildred E. Walsh
Arthur Walsh
Pleasant Street
Dorchester
Fire wrecks Rocky Point concession row in Providence
A blaze at Rocky Point in Providence Rhode Island on September 15 destroyed a full block of concessions at the Narra gansett Bay resort. The penny vaudeville theatre sparked the fire causing about $18 000 in losses to the seaside amusements district.
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Providence
R. I
Rocky Point
Narragansett Bay
Alpine deaths reach new peak in Alpine toll
Berne reports the summer death toll from Alpine accidents is the heaviest on record with 90 accidents causing multiple fatalities and 22 injuries, surpassing the 1906 high of 76 deaths in 71 accidents.
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Berne
Sermon at Claredon Street Baptist on Race Tracks
Pastor Rev. William C. Minifie likened the spiritual life to a runner in a sermon at Claredon Street Baptist Church. He criticized modern race tracks as objectionable, contrasting them with the moral stance of biblical times and stressing the importance of the start in a believer's life.
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Clarendon Street Baptist Church
William C. Minifie
D.D
St. Paul
Great Balloon Race Opens in Brussels Audience Tops 100000
One hundred thousand spectators watched the start of an international balloon race organized by the Belgian Aeronautic Club. Thirty four balloons rose, a record for the event.
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Brussels
Belgian Aeronautic Club
Note Found In Coat Reveals Reason For Worcester Jail Suicide
Mrs. Annie Anderson found a note in her late husband’s old coat at North Grafton. The letter says he killed himself because he was in the way and would rather be dead than alive. It was scratched on a fly leaf with a pointed stick.
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North Grafton
Annie Anderson
Worcester County
Injury in Brewster’s decline on Boston Harbor trip
Patrick A. McCarthy aged 48 of Charlestown slipped on a steep declivity on Greater Brewster Island in Boston Harbor during a motor boat party. He lacerated his right leg and injured his wrist.
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Brewster Island
Boston Harbor
Patrick A. McCarthy
Main Street
Charlestown
Worcester Merchants Rally Over Freight Delays
Worcester merchants blame rising freight delays as Boston and Maine and New Haven lines struggle with heavy volume. Shops worry about longer waits and disrupted trade amid crowded rail routes.
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Worcester
Boston & Maine
New Haven
Weekly Review and Outlook on Copper Market Slump
A week of extreme bearishness hits stocks as copper prices slide and dividends fall for Calumet & Hecla Utah Consolidated and Wolverine. The market sees 88 new copper share lows and questions persist about price stabilization and funding for copper growth. Government investigations and industry reports offer mixed signals about future prospects.
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Calumet & Hecla
Utah
Wolverine
Pennsylvania
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
New York City
Herbert Knox Smith
International Harvester Company
Boston WCTU Holds First Fall Meeting at Cambridge
The Boston Women's Christian Temperance Union meets this afternoon at 2 30 p m at the home of vice president Mrs F E Britten 86 Ellery Street Cambridge.
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Boston Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Nold
F. E. Britten
Ellery Street
Cambridge
God be thanked I am in the land of liberty
An historic remark from Worcester on September 1 hints at relief and gratitude for living in a country of freedom despite hardships. The brief line underscores themes of liberty and national identity.
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Worcester
Henry Martin Criticizes Turkish Shadowing of Movements
An Armenian Worcester resident, Henry Martin, denounces Turkish government efforts to shadow each of his movements, describing the pressure as an ongoing attempt to monitor his actions.
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Turkey
Henry Martin
Worcester
Utah Consolidated Mining Co Declares Dividend
At a board meeting the Utah Consolidated Mining Co of New Jersey declares a dividend of 1.00 per share payable Oct. 15, 1907 to stockholders of record Sept. 21, 1907. Transfer books close Sept. 21 at noon and reopen Oct. 10 at 9 am. F P Addicks, Secretary and Treasurer.
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Utah Consol
Victoria
Winona
TOO
Wolverine
Utah Consolidated Mining Co
New Jersey
Utah Con solidated Mining Co dividend announcement
To the Stockholders of the Utah Con solidated Mining Co. statements in the press about ore bodies being lost are unfounded. The mine can supply and the smelter can handle larger tonnage. Fuel shortages and transport limits have reduced output recently. Directors deem a one dollar per share dividend advisable in the current copper market and fuel outlook. Urban H. Broughton, President.
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Utah Consolidated Mining Co
Urban H, Broughton
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