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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1891

Page

2

West End Company Seeks Transit Expansion Plan for Boston

Speaking before the commission, West End Company leader argues a broad expansion into an eight to twelve mile radius is feasible if the state and city provide secure funding. He cites rapid growth in population and street traffic, urges street widenings, and says bonding or stock sale could finance the project, restoring city vitality.

Fitzgerald Whitney Boston West End Winchester Chelsea Boston & Lynn Wadlin North Avenue West End Company Commonwealth Massachusetts South End Charlestown Cambridge Ingsley Hyde Ter Middlesex East Boston West End Road Kosten Metropolitan Highland Railroad Commissioners Bostom, Revere Keach & Lynn Railroad Boston & Lynn Street Railway Eew Boston & Lowell Boston & Maine Fitchburg New York & New England Old Colony Boston & Albany Boston & Providence Armstrong Transfer Company Novggaber

Boston Transit Plan Proposed By West End Company Leader

A Boston leader urges a public funded elevated rail tunnel from Tremont and Warrenton to Adams Square, linking Tremont Shawmut Washington and Broadway with South Boston and the North Side. He cites rising travel and argues only a joint public and West End effort can finance and preserve transit while avoiding hostile legislation.

L'Remont Street Shawmut Avenue Washington Street Broadway Boston Tremont Warrenton Streets Adams Square South Dorchester Roxbury Brookline Cambridge East Boston Middlesex County West End Road West End Street Railway Company West End

Future theatrical stars learn craft under Mr. Seymour at Tremont

Eighteen pupils from the Columbia Theatre Dramatic School in Boston, coached by William Seymour, receive a first stage lesson on London Assurance. Class A is guided through emotion, entrances, and exits while Class B, delayed in study, shows cleverness in character work. The session, an hour and forty five minutes, lays a sturdy foundation for future performances and primes for a Boston debut before Bernhardt era plans.

William Seymour Columbia Theatre Franklin H. Sargent Lyceum Dramatic School New York Tremont Theatre London Assurance Seymour Boston Thermilder Mr. Seymour Bernhardt

City Government and Snow Plow Debates at Aldermen Meeting

The Boston Board of Aldermen debated street car safety and a $210,000 loan for Commonwealth Avenue completion. A heated exchange over a Laurel Street land purchase ended with a forced vote as Alderman Lee refused to vote, and tension over a snow plow incident prompted swift action on street car fenders and speed limits. The meeting also advanced park land purchase and various bridge safety measures.

Commonwealth Avenue Lee Common Council Board of Park Commissioners Harrison Avenue Reed, Hunneman and Thorndike Streets Pemberton Square West End Company Alderman Keenan Board of Aldermen Alderman Flood South Boston Alderman Meyer Meyer Ellen Scanlan Hanover Street Keenan Committee On Railroads Hanover Battery Court Sudbury Canal Causeway Portland Green Chambers Cambridge Lewis Carruth Washington Street New York and New England Railroad Mt. Bowdoin West End Road Dorchester New York & New England Farmer Laurel Street Humboldt Avenue Alderman Lee Alderman Farmer Mr. Lee

Boston Post backs Mills for speakership in tariff reform appeal

The Boston Post urges Democratic Congressmen from New England to unite behind Mills for speaker, arguing he represents the dominant tariff reform issue and is most entitled to the post. The editorial note highlights the paper’s standing and significance in backing Mills.

Indianapolis Sentinel Boston Post New England Mills Boston Journal Post

Christmas Gifts What is a New Home Sewing Machine

A compact notice highlights choosing a new home sewing machine as a thoughtful Christmas gift. It references Fremont and suggests practical, enduring value for crafters and households, aligning gift choice with useful, durable home goods.

Fremont

State Engravings Offered To Regular Post Readers

The Post offers a state engraving to regular readers. A coupon on the second page with a different date will count toward the thirty needed for a copy. Subscribers renewing for three months or more or new three month subs qualify without coupons and may request extra copies with dated coupons.

The Union Post Celebrates Labor Unity Move

The union printers rejoice as the Daily Post evacutes its room to migratory rodents. Post chapel and camps march to the Post for speeches. Editorial notes praise labor organization and equal rights with capital. The Post declares itself a union office and backs cooperative labor-capital relations.

Daity Post Post Organization of Labor the Post United Labor

Arrival of the Cunarder Pavonia at harbor

The Cunarder Pavonia arrived from Liverpool early yesterday morning bringing 7 saloon passengers 179 steerage. The saloon passengers included Miss J M Carson Mr and Mrs C David Mr Joseph Leatham Miss E Leatham Miss J Leatham and Miss M Walker.

Pavonia Liverpool J. M. Carson

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