Aldermen Hear Finance Plan and Electric Car Fenders
The Boston Board of Aldermen session was a busy one with a $3,030,000 loan recommendation by the finance committee and a plan to test fifty Cleveland Fenders on electric cars by the West End Railway. Other actions included confirmations for city officials, printing of mayoral inaugurals, and park department funding concerns prompting warnings about budget cuts and service reductions.
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Thomas J. Lane
George E. McKay
William J. Burke
Michael D. Collins
Daniel P. Sullivan
Benjamin Kntnall
Raphael Rosnosky
George J. Reagan
Isaac F. Brown
Phineas Pierce
Board of Trustees of
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Park Department
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Keenan
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Whitney
West End Street Railroad
Cleveland
West End Railway Company
Boston Central Labor Union
Western Union Telegraph Company
Committee On Electric Wires
Melrose Highlands
Feston
Columbus Park
J.T. Nowell
Tremont Street
Boston
Tea rooms to bloom abroad and in New York
The World reports tea rooms spreading overseas and among enterprising New York women. These feminine dens and boudoirs offer lunch and peace for single-minded conversation. Bayside summers favor bamboo and stained floors with rugs and draperies as desired.
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New York
Reballot on Names Follows Unanimous Reconsideration
Yesterday the board granted reconsideration unanimously and then followed formalities before reballoting on the names. Chairman Fowler led off but was rejected 7 to 5, as three weeks ago, with Miss Morse also facing a similar outcome. The Art Commission announced approval for the Robert G. Shaw monument site on Beacon street mall opposite the State House. The fire department received permission to use part of the old small-pox hospital lot on Swett street for a horse hospital and exercise ground.
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Robert G. Shaw
Beacon Street
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Swett Street
Death verdicts on coasting and railroad deaths in Boston
Justice Burke reports on several recent deaths including Charles A. Gardner from a coasting accident in East Boston on Feb 19 with no unlawful act proven. He calls for possible limits on long sleds and coasting privileges. Other cases note Michael Costello killed by a locomotive in South Boston on Feb 1 and Richard W. McCabe struck on a Fitchburg line on Mar 10 with no blame assigned. An unknown man killed by a Fitchburg locomotive near West Cambridge on Feb 19 and a 35 year old walker on a track.
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East Eagle Street
Boston
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Burke
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New York and New England Railroad
South Boston
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Maynard
Whitman
Fitchburg
West Cambridge
Justice Fly
Jewett's Whereabouts Revealed in San Francisco
C F Jewett the longtime Boston forger and fugitive from justice has reportedly resurfaced in San Francisco. A Boston representative, claiming access to crucial information, traveled from Chicago to meet him, seeking details only Jewett can provide. The charges involve fraudulent stock overissues and forging the treasurer's name.
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San Francisco
Boston
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Jewett
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W. M. Jackson
Estes & Laurier
Fifty eight Hour Bill Passes Senate In Vote 19 To 10
Senate debate centered on a compromise hours bill limiting work for women and minors. Proponents cited protection and wage fairness, while opponents urged broader industry flexibility. The 19 to 10 tally reflected party lines with several paired votes, as supporters urged passage to 58 hours with amendments.
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