New Year Outlook Brightens Despite Big Losses in Receipts
Comptroller William B Ridgely says the New Year should bring a general revival in business and that banks will likely return to normal cash payments. He notes six month receipts fell by 10.5 million with customs down 6 million and internal revenue down 2 million. Treasury balance dropped near 3 million, but imports stored since October anticipate higher duties as currency improves. If expectations fail, a end of year deficit around 50 million looms.
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Washington
William B. Ridgely
United States
Noy
Treasury
Congress
New York
Marlboro Notes Highlight Local Social and Public Life
Marlboro column lists residents visiting relatives in Canada and Massachusetts, travels to Montreal and New York, local honors at Natick K of C, job changes at Union Flour Co and Diamond F, injuries and medical updates, social events, and a police court sentence for drunkenness. Figures include D. D. Gallagher, John Wade, and Miss Winnie Fiske among many names.
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Canada
Merrill St. Martin
Louis Chaput
Pierre
Marie Jane Lattinville
Marlboro Council
K. of C
Natick
D. D. Gallagher
Boston
John Wade
Ormond
Fla
Bert Lowe
Lynn
John E. Foley
Pleasant St
William Quinn
Church St
Brooklyn
N. Y
Automatic Sprinkler Co
Eleanor Murphy
Roxbury
Madeline Scanlan
Pepperell
Wm. J.flynn
South St. James Carney
Anna
Devens
Devens Sr., Attended the Silver Jubilee of Rev. J.M. Shaw of St. Michael's
Lowell
Bishop Walsh
Porthind
Phillip Meagher
New London
Newton Jr
Walter
Bemis
Benedict Werner
South Station
Nellie I. Proctor
New York
Baltimore
Catherine Grenil
Vital B. Dupras
Marlboro Business College
Winnie Fiske
Gardner
Charles A. Fiske
Norwood St
Dora Dion
House of Correction
Molly's Pie Brings Family Back After Prized Rift
In a rural household a stubborn father with rheumatism clashes with Molly over visiting her husband Richard Burns. A brave mother challenges him and prepares New Year pies, leading to hardships. A granddaughter’s care and a grand reconciliation end the estrangement.
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Molly
Peter Andrews
Richard Burns
Richard
Jimmy
Max
Trade Review Declares 1907 End Nears on Easier Money
The New York Trade Review notes withdrawal of 125 million from trust companies sparked hoarding and financial strain. It credits 1907’s shift toward prosperity on easier money and revived confidence, despite last quarter failures, and calls restoration of normal conditions key to future expansions.
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New York
Fewdarge Trust
Apd
Reading
BAG
Dan
Regretless Year Ends With Cautious Cheer
A New York stock exchange roundup notes the year 1907 ends without regret yet with cautious cheer for the coming year. Mention of unsettled activity and minor incidents hint at interruptions affecting market sentiment.
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New York
Decline of Game Birds Threatens New England Shore
Edward Howe Forbush warns that upland birds such as ruffed grouse and quail are vanishing across Southern New England due to human destruction, winters, predators, and disease. He urges strict protection on breeding grounds and a possible one year close season to allow recovery.
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New England
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ontario
New Brunswick
Canada
Massachusetts Fish and Game Commission
Massachusetts
New Engeland
Union
Edward Howe Forbush
National Association of Audubon Societies For the Protection of
Boston
Advertising value as universal claim by Col Pope
Quote from Col Albert A Pope founder of Am erican, highlighting advertising value across industry sectors. The fragment notes his view on the universal importance of advertising in business.
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Albert A. Pope
Americap Digy Slo
Advertising as a fixed factor in trade building
A Newark advertisement notes advertising is a definite fixed factor in building and maintaining trade. It states businessmen get the trade they deserve if they demand it properly. The piece reflects a view on advertising utility for merchants and the shoe and leather trade.
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Leather Gazette
Newark
N. J
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Noel & Lapierre
Adelard Durand
Abington
Oliver Duplissis Jr
West Main St. Hig
J. A. Lacouture
Alban
Vitalien Lacouture
Hopedale
Delphine
Rosie St. Michael
Quincy
Bridgewater
Mass
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Quebec
Labossiere
Camille and
Ovila Cloutier
Brockton
Chestnut St
Criterion Club
Preston Hall
A. W. Tarbell, Devens Sr
Hudson
Frank Lacome
John Manning
Francis Moran
T. H. Labarr
Patrick Looney
George Ellard
Lewis Carpenter
Joan Cavanaugh
Mechanic St
Analda Gour
Lakeside Ave
Adelara Gour
Westdale
Charles F. McCarthy
Worchester
Lawrence Daley
North Brookfield
Aley
Anna Moore
Brookline
Elsie Kanaly
Arlington
Grace Riley
Wanham
Walter W. Bird
Harvard College
Clarence Pettingell
Florimen NM. Howe
Tisis’ Gertrids Prelanm
Marion. Bunker
Serer
Ward HE. Bingsbury
Davie FP. Sallo
Clayton Cole
Cedars, Phillips & C
John Davis
Jared
Little Jimmy
Mary
Dr. Smith
Mamma
Grandpa
Bay State Range
Main Street
Concord
Providence
R.L
Albert _Vanderhoof
Barstow Stove CO
Webster
St. Louis
G.&c.merriamco
Springfield, Mass
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