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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1906

Page

9

Testimony From Victims of Telephone Duplication in Lewiston

A historical Lewiston survey shows business leaders and officials in Auburn and Lewiston urging a single telephone system. The testimonies, including remarks from Cyrus Greely and Hon. William E. Webster, emphasize cost, convenience, and public service under one-line operation.

Lewiston Auburn Maine Frank L. Dingley Cyrus Greely Androscoggin County Savings Bank New England Boston S. P. Robie Albert R. Prince Morrell & Prince Shoe Company David E. Westall White & Westall Harry L. Plummer Edward M. Small Bagley & Small William E. Webster Spear & Webster Wallace H. White Frank R. Whitney E. A. Davis N. B. Potter Androscoggin R. B. Hayes Manufacturers’ National Bank W. H. Teague W. E. Riker George M. Coombs Coombs & Gibbs Alton L. Grant Lisbon Street A. A. Wills W. A. McCarty George W. Wing A. A. Garcelon F. A. Rendall Marble and Granite Works Harry G. McMurray Field Brothers & Gross B. F. Sturgis Public Works Commission L. W. Haskell Murray B. Watson J. P. Hutchinson & Co H. C. Day First National Bank H. W. Getchell Bumpus & Getchell S. L. Young Young & Robie Fred B. Groves Charles E. Merrill Plummer & Merrill E. S. Books Brooks & Company F. M. Taylor Auburn Wagon Works J. P. Hutchinson J. P. Hutchinson & Company

Pope View Upheld by Boston Catholics

The Catholic Truth Society favoring aid to France holds a meeting in Catholic Union Hall. A committee led by Archbishop O Connell issues a statement opposing the French separation law, arguing it attacks church property and rights and crucifies freedom of worship under state control.

Pope Boston D O’connell America France Catholic Truth Society Catholic Union Hall William H. O’connell John T. Mullen D.C M. J. Doody P. R Dr. Haskett Derby Thomas B. Fitzpatrick Joseph H. O'Neil Edmund Reardon Joseph C. Pelletier Michael J. Sughrue John J Sullivan Daniel P. Toomey Katherine EK. Conway National Assembly Napoleon Pius VII M. Etienne Lamy Holy See Holy Father Paris Vatican Church of America Massachusetts Harvard College Institute of Technology Massachusetts General Hospital Prussia

Moran's Sunday work policy sparks police clash

A newspaper critique argues Moran's Sunday work advance opinions create a makeshift system that burdens police with unclear legality. The piece notes contractors seeking Sunday labor cite necessity, while the police demand clear legal guidance and direct authority.

South Carolina Boston Metropolitan Water Board Police Department Moran Superintendent of Police

Subway’s 1st Quiet Sunday on Washington Street

Washington street workers halted activity as Moran’s latest edict took effect. Quiet reigned while nearly 500 laborers paused work to comply with the order.

Subway Washington Street

Hicks Emerges Alive After Two Weeks Entombment

Hicks survived fifteen days trapped beneath a car after milk via a pipe sustained him. Miners shaped a secondary tunnel beneath the wreckage to reach him, finally shaking hands with rescuers and confirming his safe release. Superintendent Cone noted Hicks had worked 15 days and nights on the payroll.

Hicks Cone

Subway Workmen Pause As District Attorney Bans Sunday Labor

Contractors and subway crews react to District Attorney Moran’s edict halting Sunday and night work near Washington street from Milk to Thompson’s Spa. Transit Commission and public readers weigh next steps while weather and delays extend repairs.

Moran Washington Street Milk Street Thompson’s Spa Stony Brook Patrick McGovern Post Luke Mullen The Transit Commission Crocker Commission

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Parcher I. B. Isaacson Blue Store Merchants’ Association Maines & Bonnelli, Clothiers Edward A. McKtheron A. Singer Dry Goods P. Cain Clothier Charles F. Barrows Gentlemen's Furnishings H. S. Jordan Auburn Paper Box Company B. G. W. Cushman Board of Health Eldreth Arnold James Elms Charles W. Harris Harris & Penley O. W. Jones Duggist Oscar F. Holmes Olfene & Holmes Harry F. Whitehouse Mirabeau O'Meara Metropolitan Construction Company James D. Fallon Mr. Moran
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