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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1911
Page
7
Daniel J. Kelley of Cambridge was run over and killed by an electric car in the Park Street subway during rush hour. The accident prompted Mayor Fitzgerald to request a study by the Elevated Road Transit and Railway commissions on crowding and safety at Park Street.
A Post reporter observed crowded conditions at Park Street during night rush hours and documented dozens of near misses as passengers swarmed the curb to board cars on the curve. Mayor Fitzgerald cited safety concerns and urged structural changes as Cambridge tunnel plans loom.
Ex congressman John A Kelther is hailed as Boston's next mayor at a Massachusetts Passport League banquet at the American House. Speakers predict his election while Kelther criticizes Russia and praises the American passport policy for Jewish citizens. Isaac Heller receives a walking cane from the league committee.
London reports calmer conditions in Persia as the government apologizes for wounding Consul Smart and assures his safety. Measures are taken to avert a British punitive expedition, while Calcutta rumors say an expedition may occupy Shiraz. A decision on action is expected after tomorrow's consultations with the home government.
Fireman Andrew McAulliffe of Engine 32 in Charlestown dragged several hundred feet while stopping a runaway Winter Hill Ice Company team on Bunker Hill street. The frightened horses dashed down a steep grade after a blowing paper, but McAulliffe leaped the five foot fence, clung to bridles and blanket straps, and brought them to a stop near Main street.
Rhode Island Coal Company to undergo a full reorganization within days as reporters note a collapse in stock. Confusion surrounds stock unloading with Governor Foss and President Henry M. Whitney tied to large holdings. Whitney reportedly reduced his stake to about 45 000 shares amid the slide while denying ownership as the governor also denies stockholding.
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