Lynn Opposes Low Mood Tracks Plan at Hearing
Lynn citizen P B Magrane denounces a depressed track plan for Central square as costly and risky to sewerage and taxes. He backs the two track elevated alternative and warns the city already faces sewer, water and tax burdens plus potential court damages from the railroad.
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Boston & Maine
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Little Known Facts About Well-Known Persons
Senator Joseph L Bristow of Kansas once served as fourth assistant postmaster general and was a long time country editor. Joseph Pulitzer reportedly travels with a personal pianist. Morley Roberts, English novelist, once worked in sawmills and as a railroad laborer in multiple states. Dr William Henry Welch, famed American pathologist, graduated from many colleges and attended 13 medical schools. Since 1889 he has been on the Johns Hopkins University faculty.
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Lynn City Finances Spotlighted at Hearing Over Grade Crossing
The hearing examining Lynn’s finances featured Magrane urging details on the city’s ability to fund an elaborate grade crossing plan. He warned some advocates are poor taxpayers while others are tax evaders, and the session was postponed until next Tuesday at 10 30 AM for further testimony from additional speakers.
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Bennett
Everett Burdett
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Wakefield Police to Halt Auto Speeding
Chief Pollard of Wakefield police vows immediate action to curb reckless driving through town streets with backing from the Board of Selectmen confirmed at the last meeting.
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Rare Exhibit Of Fine Rugs At Jordan Marsh
The Oriental rug department of Jordan Marsh Company displayed a $300,000 collection of 175 rare antiques from the Orient in Boston. Curated by C. E. Masson, the exhibit showcases pieces from private collections and dealers. most items are not for sale. A Flemish tapestry dating to the 15th century, 7 by 6 feet 8 inches, with a $40,000 insurance, is among the highlights.
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Boston
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Largest Kashan silk rug and rare oriental pieces showcased
The display includes a ten year woven Persian Kashan silk rug valued at 20000 dollars with ruby ground and royal panels in blue gold ivory rose and more. Also shown are a Bokhara rug, three Beauvais silk tapestry panels with fables, a Prussian wartime relic, a Chien Lung era Chinese rug, and a rare vintage prayer rug tied to a Persian merchant in New York.
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Aged Veteran Struck by Park Streetcar at Tremont Junction
Bradford E. Treat 68, a war veteran and ex treasurer relative, was seriously injured after being struck by an inbound Park street car at West Newton and Tremont streets. He, living alone at 94 West Newton, suffered head abrasions and leg injuries with possible internal trauma. he is a city water department employee and has 40 years in G A R Post 1. Relatives reside in New York.
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United States
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Park Street
West Newton and
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Post 1
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90000 Signatures Demand Troop Withdrawal from Mexican Border
Ninety thousand U S citizens petition Congress to withdraw troops from the Mexican border. Victor Berger of Wisconsin presents giant petitions to the House, noting petitions come from every state except Delaware and every territory except Alaska. They claim troop presence aids the suppression of a liberty struggle.
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United States
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Victor Berger
Wisconsin
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