City Hall Elevator Hours Questioned for Night Use
City authorities consider extending elevator service at City Hall to late nights and holidays. Current rules shut one elevator at 5 pm on weekdays and another at 6 30 pm, with both closed after 1 pm on Saturdays. Proposals include hiring an extra operator or letting night police run an elevator for their rounds and public access during off hours.
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Five Steamers Richly Laden Bring Cargo to Boston
Five steamships docked in Boston harbor with diverse cargos and passenger lists. The Leyland Line ships Canadian and Georgian faced long crossings and delays, carrying cattlemen and notable passengers, as the Italian Cerea from the Mediterranean discharged marble and fruit. The Woodfield, Sir Richard Grenville, and Cerea filled the stream with wool, hides, sugar, and spice shipments from Argentina Cuba and Europe. Captain Wood spotted his former ship Lancastrian as it passed.
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Edith Vinal
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London
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Matanzas
New York
American Sugar Refining Company
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David Jones
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Brave fight ends in death in Bedford Park wreck
Mabel Smith 22 a Katonah schoolteacher dies at Fordham Hospital after being injured in the New York Central wreck at Bedford Park last Saturday night. The accident raises fatalities to 28 as she inspiredly aided bystanders to reach care, seeking to tell her mother she was not dead.
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Webster Avenue
Young Hill May Carry On Father's Fight Against Harriman
The report that James J. Hill, head of the Great Northern, may retire and be replaced by his son J. M. Hill has stirred financial circles. The Hill Harriman feud has long defined railroad power with Harriman controlling major lines and Hill ruling the Western system, while the younger Hill has grown under expert tutoring and awaits his turn in the contest.
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William McKinley Lodge Hosts Annual Concert in Wakefield
In Wakefield the William McKinley Lodge K P held its annual concert and hall event at the town hall with over 500 members and guests in attendance this evening.
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Willam McKinley Lodge
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Coal car falls on passengers near Washington Mills
A combination coach and loaded coal car derailed on the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Narrow gauge line at a trestle curve near Washington Mills Dubuque Iowa killing Mrs John Rohan Fillmore and injuring four others two fatally two seriously the cause is unknown and the wreck left the coach wrecked with ten passengers aboard
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Washington Mills
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John Rohan
Fillmore
Somerset A C Defeats Institute Jrs Roxbury 12 to 10
The Somerset A C basketball team defeated Institute Jrs of Roxbury last evening at Vine Street Gymnasium with a 12 to 10 score.
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