Arlington Street Station Hearing Draws 500 Plus Supporters
Upward of 500 people including prominent businessmen from the Boylston street district and commuters from Greater Boston attended a State House hearing to advocate a petition for a new Boylston street subway station at Arlington street. The crowd filled the largest hearing room and crowded halls, marking the year's most attended State House hearing.
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Boylston Street
Greater
Boston
State House
Arlington Street
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Committee On Towns
Arlington
Thomas Roden
Winthrop
Peabody
Farnsworth
John J. Crowley
Arlington Street Subway Station Debate Sparks City Business Support
Proponents press for a Arlington Street stop to ease downtown congestion and aid Back Bay merchants. Speakers cite 30000 petition signers 400 of whom live in Brookline and Allston while warning that absence harms property values and regional commerce. Critics argue subway aims at suburbs not Boylston street merchants.
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Boston
Boylston Street
Boston & Providence Railroad
Cavanagh
A. R. Andersen
Arlington Street
Back Bay
Brookline
Allston
Park Square
Berkeley Street
Curtin
Otto J. Piehler
M. H. Gulesian
Huntington Avenue Association
W. Shearer
Paine Furniture Company
Francis Peabody
Standish Building
Warren Chambers
Edwin C. Miller
Miller Piano Company
John A. Sullivan
George F. Washburn
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
Philip Wagshaw
Albert A. Gleason
Gleason & Higgins
Louis H. Monelli, Jr
Tigwife
William J. Donahoe Nator
Cavanaush
Wall Street Vultures Target Boston & Maine Reorganization
Henry L. Day, a Boston & Maine trustee, told the railroad committee that only a few Wall Street vultures want the lines to go to a receiver. He described the rest as opposed to such a move amid yesterday’s session on the railroad reorganization bill.
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Wall Street
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston & Maine Road
Legislative Committee On Railroads
Henry L. Day
Boston & Maine
Boston & Maine faces $30 million fundraising plan for survival
Day urged raising 30 million to keep the Boston & Maine and its leased lines intact, with stockholders and bondholders favoring the leased lines. A legislative railroads committee revolt led to Bowman’s request to speak, pressing state action on guaranty bonds and reorganization. Doherty cited past failed reorganizations while seeking rights in the New Haven separation plan. Crocker relayed Cabot’s warning against opposing the measure, noting a potential receiver outcome.
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Hobbs
Washburn
Bowman
Boston & Maine
Commonwealth
James L. Doherty
Springfield
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Legislative Committee On Railroads
Doherty
New Haven
C. W. Crocker
Cabot
Boston & Lowell
Higginson
A. A. WINS RELAY RACE AT New York Indoor Meet
The Boston Athletic Association won the two mile relay by a yard over the New York Athletic Club at Madison Square Garden. Platt Adams, Olympic champion, won the three standing jumps handicap in his first public appearance since acquittal. Loomis captured the running high jump and 70-yard scratch. Meredith won the 600-yard Burmeyer cup by a yard over Wilkie. Devaney won the Baxter mile unattached with Gordon second and Leslie third.
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New York
Boston Athetic Association
New York Athetic Club
New York Athletic Club
Madison Square Garden
Platt Adams
Joseph G. Loomis
Chicago
J. E. Meredith
University of Pennsylvania
Val Wilkie
Yale
M. A. Devaney
Newark
N. J
Freeland Gordon
Sidney Leslie
Long Island Athletic Club
Boston Athletic Association
A. BB. Clark
Yale University
F. Kaufman
A. ©. Barker
Boston College High Tops English High in Close Dual Meet
Boston College High School defeated English High School 81 to 238 in a Curtis Hall swimming duel. Captain Murphy led BC High with 13 points as events, including the 25 yard, 50 yard, and 100 yard races, were closely contested before the final results.
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Boston College High School
Curtis Hall
Murphy
O'Reilly
Boston College High
McCafferty
English High
Rehm
Yo. Ty
Hagiish High
Jeweth Ql
Death notices and funeral masses in Boston area
A list of obituaries across Boston and suburbs with names James Burke Thomas Collins Martin Conway David Dobbins Ellen Donovan Annie Dudley Abigail Follansbee John Ford Sallie Forshee Bridget Gartland Joseph Griner Sarah Hewins Margaret Jordan William Kelly Archie Lennan John Malloy Manton Marena Jennie McCann James McLaughlin Hannah Murphy Edward O Kane John O Neil William Osborne Sarah Pratt Edith Redfern George Stacy Helen St Amand Edward Stroup plus closing notices from fraternal orders and cemetery interment details.
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Helen M. Bruce
Warner
Hancock St
St. John's Church
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Boston
James II
North End
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Bridget Burke
Warrington
Saratoga St
Star of the Sea
Collins
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Lydia M. Collins
Gibbo
W. H. Graham
Washington St
Conway
Winthrop
Martin
Bridget Conway
Downey
Belcher St
Ingalls Station
John the Evangelist Church
Ellen M
Jeremiah A. Donovan
Charles St
St. Mary’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Waltham
Dudley
Annie R. Dudley
Templeton St
Dorchester
Fyollansreb
Abigail G
Moses FE
Follanshee
First Universalist
Saugus
Ford
John Richard Ford
T. A. O’neil
Bakersfield St
St. William's
St. Joseph’s Church
Circuit St
Kelly
William D. Kelly
Commonwealth Ave
St. Joseph's Church
Chambers St
Lake st.Commonwealth Ave
Leamington Rd
Lennan
Jin
Archie T. Lennan
Malloy
John T. Malloy
Dene
Lexington St
St. Mary's Church
Waltham R. A
Waltham Council
K. of G
Waltham Lodge
St. Paul's Church
M'Laughlin
Reading
James Joseph
Patrick
Annie McLaughlin
Murdasy
Charlestown
Hannah
Tiaae Murphy
Chestnut St
Mary's Church
Warren St
O'Ra ‘i
Jamaica Plain
Edward O'Kane
Custer St
St. Thomas’ Church
Oakland
Cat
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Jeremiah J. Mahoney
Baliwnet
Main St
St. Francis de Sales
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Osborne
Janmaica Plain
William Osborne
Daugster
John F. Kelley
Germania St
Edith J. Redfern
Green St
Stacy
George F
Nellie Stacy
Garvey
Robert Walden
St. Mary’s
ST. Amand
Roxbury
Tech
Helen St. Amand
Montreal
Onehee
Stroup
Ponene
Edward
Katherine A. Stroup
Corcoran
Fimern
Haley St
Boston High swimmers race results share relay win
High and McLaughlin of Boston College High led events with top finishes. Keenan won the distance jump for Boston College High, Monahan placed second, Peters third. Murphy won the 200-yard race for Boston College High with Carew second and English High third. English High won the relay over Boston College High with McCafferty Peters Jewett Rehm contributing. BC High took second.
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McLaughlin
Boston College High
Cohen
English High
Keenan
Monahan
Peters
Murphy
Boston Colene High
Carew
English H
McCafferty
Jewett
Rehm
Timilty
O'Reilly
Drury
Fresh groundfish prices steady as arrivals clear Boston piers
Groundfish prices hold steady at South Boston and Chelsea piers with haddock 68 4 to 73 4 cents and cod varying. Eleven vessels arrived with catches including steam trawlers and schooners, while the Allan liner Pretorian reported two days of gales and fog on the Grand Banks. The Winnisimmet Ferry Co plans service cutbacks after May 1 without state aid. Captain Magnus Manson to marry Essie Gray and load coal for Buenos Ayres after leaving Norfolk.
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South Boston
Haddock
James
Esther
Eva
Mildred
Conqueror
Allan Mer Pretorian
Glasgow
Halifax
mid-Atlantic
Nova Scotian
Fire Island
New York
Boston
Chase
George W. Torrey
Magnus Manson
Norfolk
Essie Gray
Deer Isle
Manson
Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Landsman
Shipping News Arrivals Reported for Steamers Bretoriaa Hatoa Gleazew
Shipping news notes the arrival of steamers Bretoriaa eighty, Hatoa, and Gleazew. Details are fragmentary but indicate port activity and vessel movements in the period.
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Bretoriaa
Hatoa
Gleazew
Maritime Tug and Barge Movements Through Several Ports
Through Halifax to Philadelphia and Baltimore, numerous tugs and barges are listed in motion. Vessels named include Boswell, Monocacy, Mars, Lee, Feliciana, Merriam, and George R. Sheffield with tows such as Emelie, Penn, Kennebec, Mt. Hope, and Western Belle. Calls span Newport News, Norfolk, Portland, Gloucester, and beyond with multiple schooners and barges en route to ports like Portland, Philadelphia, and Baltimore.
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Grecian
Page
Philadelphia
Kershaw
Johnson
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
H. M. Whitney
Colberth
New York
Calvin Austin
Strout
Portland
City of Gloucester
Linneken
Gloucester
Canandaga
Googins
Jacksonville
Charleston
Boswell
Walton
Beattie
Emelie
New Bedford
Monocacy
Lloyd
Salem
Mars
Calhoun
Penn
Kennebec
Cuba
Bartlett
Mt. Hope
Sewalls Point
Vesta
Ford
Arnn
Mercury
Wall
Eastport
Covington
Law
Lancaster
George R. Sheffield
Occidental
Stront
Rockland
Magnus Manson
Torrey
Lee
Glasgow
Feliciana
Howard
M. FE. Harper
Lamberts Point
Merriam
Bar Ridge
Preston
Mary F. Scully
Providence
Tamaqua
Buck Ridge
E. N. Pillsbury
Lynn
Charles F. Pritchard
Charles P. Greenough
Dora
Helen
Irene
Newport Ae
Milton High Defeats Dorchester in Hockey Walk-Over
Milton High's hockey seven dominated Dorchester High yesterday afternoon building an early six goal lead and conserving players for today's Milton Academy title clash. Simpson, Luce and Robertson starred as Milton won 8 to 5 with goals by Simpson eight, Luce two, Robertson. Referee Hustings Seer EAAN and Leavitt. Time twenty-minute halves.
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Milton High
Hockey Seven
Dorchester High
Milton
Milton Academy
Dorchester
Mi!ton
Simpson
Luce
Robertson
Milton H
Dorchester H
Burt Pond
Seeess Sweet
Daly Robertson
Dannahy Simpson
R W
Atkinson
Kyposky Crowell
Corrigan Welsh
P, Russo
Frazier Field
Faulkner
Singson
Seer Eaan
Leavitt
Alves
Exeter 10 Dean 0 in College Hockey Blowout
Exeter blanked Dean 10 to 0 in a hockey game at Franklin here. Exeter dominated with goals by Brown, Percy, Col, Nate, Lowe, and Clove Hurd while net keepers Campbell and Simms shared shutout duties. Referee C J Roche supervised the 16 and 20 minute periods.
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Exeter
N. H
Dean Éahent
Franklin
Deu
Dan Sullivan
Dean
Nute
Clough
Keele
Walker Coll
Perry
Stilphen
Comerford
Lund
Leary Lowe
Pien Ae AM Hennessey
Parks Walker
O'Connor
Fitzgibbon
G. Simms
Campbell
Brown
Percey
Col
Nate
Lowe
Clove
Walker
Simms
C. J. Ti Roche
I Brewer
Real estate ad bids and fixtures for sale in Boston area
Multiple property and item listings advertise auctions and sales including ornate glass shade fixtures 14 dollars, a 2 family bargain with 8 rooms and electric wiring, a 41 poultry setup and farm items, and a 6 room house with stable in Everett. Prices range from 2900 to 3000 with terms like part cash and quick sale.
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Uapin Farm Agency
Ashitiztun al
Boston
W. E. Morris
Property Bargain: Store and 2 Apartments for Rent
An offer describes a $40 rental with store and two apartments at $3500. The property is fully occupied with no vacancies, well located near cars, trains, and schools. Suites have 5 and 8 rooms, with set-in gas and water, freshly painted and in good repair. Inspect to see the bargain and terms.
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Maine
Edward
Arrington CO
Broadway
Piverett
Oase
the Post
Warren St
Real estate and farm listings in Roxbury and surrounding areas
Multiple property notices advertised from Boston area realtors. Includes 2 family Roxbury homes with rents, a 40 acre fruit and poultry farm near Haverhill with cottage and outbuildings, Stoughton garden land with a 6 room cottage, a lakeside bungalow near Boston, and other parcels within commuting distance. Also several mortgage and rental offers with prices and down payments.
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Koscorh
Mills Academy
Boston
Park St
FE. L. Baker
State St
Stoughton
A. Bowles
Braintree Sq
Proposals Sealed for Army Stationery and Timber Bulkhead
Proposals sealed in triplicate to Quartermaster General Washington until 2 pm March 11 1915 for furnishing stationery desk typewriting office and drafting supplies and school books for fiscal year 1916 at Quartermaster depots with schedules available on request Proposals for constructing timber bulkhead Ft Rodman Mass due by noon Feb 25 1915 and to be opened thereafter Information via Depot Quartermaster or Quartermaster General Washington D C
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Quartermaster-General of the Army
Washington
D. C
Quartermaster Corps
U. S. Army
Washington, D. C
Harvard Freshmen Defeat Rindge 7 to 2 in Practice Match
Harvard freshmen beat Rindge Technical School 7 to 2 on a good rink. The Crimson cubs showed improved spirit after early overconfidence, while Pierce's Pets defeated Kreisters 4 to 0 in the semi finals of the other scrimmage.
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Stadium
Harvard
Rindge Technical School
Crimson Cub
Pierce
Pets
Kreisters
Hard Guys
Musical Instruments Join Our Co operative Player Piano Club
An advertisement offers bargains on pianos and player pianos from CHAS S NORRIS at 181 Tremont St. Several makes and prices listed include S800 for a Seldom one player piano now $200, PIANOLA at $75, Steinway Grand $250, Apollo $800, Afroalian $160, Hardman $175, and other uprights and grands. Written contact requested.
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Norris
Tremont St. Stuyvesant
S. Noris
Tremont St
S. Norris
Steinway Grani
Snorris
Mephats
Mamogany
Tano
Chis
Tremont St. Henry
Miller
Kranich & Lach
Kranich & Bach
CFIAS
Ivers & Pond
Chas. S. Norris
Salespeople Wanted for Part Time Positions in Boston
A large department store in Boston seeks experienced salespeople for part time, year round work. Shifts run 8:30 to 5:30 on Mondays and Saturdays and 11 A M to 5 P M on other days. Liberal salary offered. Apply by letter stating experience with reference code Z 22 and the Post.
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The
Post
Frutt
W. W. Sabin
Congress At
Portland
Philadelphia Business College
Philadelphia
Intelligent Feason
Washington, D
Corporation
Alatriet
Lastic
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Fughes & Son Piano Mfg, Co
Foxcroft
Washington St
Liverpool
Atlantic Shipping Co
Commercial St
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