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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1913

Page

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Abolish North Station and Build City Tunnel Plan

The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad proposes a four tracked tunnel to link the Boston and Maine lines with the New Haven system under the city. Plans include a Summer Street subway from Dewey Square to Dorchester with underground exits. Estimated cost about 50 million dollars and three years to complete. Electrification of both railroads would be required. Governor Foss supports the plan if the New Haven takes a 50 year lease of the B and M.

City Boston & Maine Railroad New Haven New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company Boston Transit Commission Summer Street Dorchester Dewey Square Boston & Maine Foss Charles S. Mellen

New Haven Plans 25 Year Lease to Control Boston and Maine

A New Haven official indicates a 25 year lease would satisfy President Mellen and enable funding of a vast electrified tunnel project linking the Boston and Maine railways. Engineers have drafted plans, but no legislative bill is yet prepared. The move hinges on public demand for electrification and service improvements to secure legal authorization.

New Haven Railroad Mellen Boston & Maine

Lie in stormy church meeting at St. Andrew’s Wellesley

At a stormy St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church meeting in Wellesley a lie was passed by a woman supporter of Rector Rev. George Nattress, amid calls for his resignation.

St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Wellesley George Nattress

Rector and vestry clash ends with protest shout

Senior Warden R. Kinsman Sawyer said the rector refused to work in unison with the vestry. A shrill woman's voice shouted It s a lie during the confrontation.

R. Kinsman Sawyer

Brookline Son Returns Home After West Ranch Marriage

Haven, a Brookline native, returns from South Dakota where he homesteaded 63 acres in Pierre and married Estelle R. Jones of Clintondale Wisconsin on November 21 1912 in Chicago. The couple plans to live in Wollaston after next week.

Aang Bey Estelle R. Jones Clintondale Wisconsin Pierre South Dakota Young Haven Susan A. Jones Estelle Miss Jones Haven Brookline Chicago Wollaston

Dakota Dan Leads March at Berkeley Hall Benefit

Dakota Dan Russell led the grand march with Mrs. Abbie Story of Melrose at a benefit dance in Berkeley Hall. More than 200 couples followed, and the crowd grew later. A considerable sum was raised to aid the Dakota claimant in the Russell estate in his bid for recognition.

Dan" Russell Abbie Story Melrose Berkeley Hall Russell

Head Injured by Automatic Elevator Incident

David A Countway aged 28 of Cambridge was seriously injured last night when the building's automatic elevator fell onto his head as he stepped from it.

David A. Countway Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge

Miss Hough Seeks 30000 in Breach of Promise Suit

Miss Ruby L. Hough a Boston stenographer residing at Garrison Hall sues Charles N. Barnard of Boston in Suffolk Superior Court for breach of promise seeking 30000 damages. She calls the matter a misunderstanding that cannot be straightened out this side of heaven.

Ruby L. Hough Boston Garrison Hall Charles N. Barnard Suffolk Superior Court

Deadlock Persists as Lowell Shifts to Weeks on Ninth Ballot

In a tense House money trust hearing in Washington on January 9, George F Baker, chairman of the First National Bank of New York, testified that since 1863 the bank with $500000 capitalization has earned over $80 million, highlighting vast profits amid the inquiry into textile interests and dividends.

Lowell McCall Baker First National Bank Washington First National Bank of New York City George F. Baker House Money Trust Committee George Fisher Baker First National Bank OF New York J. Pierpont Morgan PUJO

Rescue at Long and Wharf Bays Ends Drowning Threat

Patrolman Ivers and Patrolman Bell, rowing a dory between Long and Wharves, heard muffled cries and saved Edward Daniels, 48, crew member aboard the fishing schooner Van Nestor, after breaking ice with a night stick early this morning.

Ivers City Hall Avenue Bell Long Edward Daniels

Police rescue man from icy water at Atlantic Avenue wharf

Officers heard muffled cries for help as a man craving release from thick ice near a schooner. Bell steered a dory while Ivers broke ice with a nightstick, locating the man who was saved and rushed to the Relief Station for restoratives.

Atlantic Avenue Bell Ivers Daniels

Woman sues Barnard over broken engagement and $80,000 claim

Miss Hough alleges a ten year acquaintance with Charles N Barnard who promised to marry when financially able. She says she prepared for a wedding, worked as a stenographer, and later learned he would not wed. She seeks damages and has attached Barnard’s real estate plus pursued Tower & Underwood. The Barnard family attorney declined comment.

Miss Hough Barnard Mr. Barnard Bowdoin

Bank dividends and capital rise described by committee member

Mr. Baker testified that in four years since 1908 the bank paid 226 percent in dividends, over twice its $10,000,000 capitalization. A $9,500,000 special dividend followed the 1901 capital increase to enable stockholders to take up the extra investment. In 1908 a $10,000,000 special dividend funded cash for First Securities Company, in addition to regular yearly dividends.

Baker First Securities Company

Girl on Sled Killed by Auto in Everett

Agnes Hinds six years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin Hinds of 117 Hancock Everett was crushed to death by a six ton auto truck owned by Eaton Express of Wakefield at Bradford and Main streets in Everett yesterday afternoon. The child rode a small sled down an embankment and came into the path of the machine. Driver Harvey P Morrison of Wakefield did not see her until it was too late.

Agnes Hinds Melvin Hinds Hancock Street Everett Eaton Express Wakefield Bradford Main Streets Harvey P. Morrison

Fire damages Dorchester home near fire station

A blaze at 140 Callarder Street Dorchester caused 2000 in damages last night. The two and a half story_affair housed families of Rose Camilla and Hyman Cummings.

Callerder Street Dorchester Rose Camilla Hyman Cummings

Best Service to California Standard or tourist

Latter personal ly conducted without change daily, ex cept Sunday. Berth %. Washington- Sunset Route, 12 Milk & 332 Wash. st

Washington

Weeks Leads in 17th Ballot for U S Senator Nominee

Republican legislators deadlock on a United States Senate candidate after 17 ballots. John W. Weeks led with 73 votes, Samuel W. McCall had 66, Curtis Guild 8, George P. Law rence 3, Eben S. Draper 2, with 159 of 164 GOP members present and 94 needed for choice.

McCall Guildeee Lawrence Eee Draper Ee Plunkett Eee Bates Ese United States John W. Weeks Samuel W. McCall Curtis Guild George P. Lawrence Eben S. Draper

Weeks Surges To Lead After Ninth Ballot In Manchester Fight

On the ninth ballot the Lowell delegation and Representative Boyle shifted support from McCall to Weeks. Lowell members Achin Butler Craig and Jewett propelled Weeks to the top as McCall had led on every prior ballot, showing a major realignment since Wednesday.

Lowell Boyle Manchester McCall Weeks Congressman Weeks Achin Butler Craig Jewett Congressman McCall

Astronomical Almanac Snippet Notices Tonight Lighting

The entry lists celestial positions and events for the 10th day of the year with Venus setting, Mars and Jupiter rising times, Saturn setting, and a note to light auto lamps at 5:01 PM. It reflects a period-era in newspaper almanac style with detailed ephemeris data.

Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn

Anniversaries and notable figures in history

Today marks anniversaries including Ethan Allen the Revolutionary soldier born 1737 and artist Cristy Howard born 1873. It recalls the 1862 Battle of Middle Creek in Kentucky and notes Carnegie’s 1923 testimony to congressional Steel Trust investigators about overtaking Rockefeller in the Lake Superior ore deal.

Ethan Allen Battle of Middle Creek Howard Cristy Carnegie Congressional Steel Trust Rockefeller Lake Superior

Forecast for Boston and vicinity fair on Friday and Saturday

The forecast calls for fair weather in Boston and vicinity on Friday and Saturday with little temperature change and moderate westerly winds. In Washington on January 9, New England is expected to be fair with slightly warmer conditions on Friday and Saturday, with moderate south winds.

Boston Washington

Yesterday's Temperature Report from Thompson's Spa

Yesterday's average temperature was 19.9 degrees with readings across the day from 12 to 26. The report notes hourly values from 3 PM to 9 PM and compares to 285-24 for last year. Friday a year ago was cloudy.

Thompson’s Spa Wissecas

News Boy Club Hosts Mrs Storrow on Turkey Trot Talk

Mrs James J Storrow wife of the Chamber of Commerce president addressed the Happy Twenty Newsboys Club an honorary member last night at their clubroom and illustrated a talk on the turkey trot.

James J. Storrow Chamber of Commerce Happy Twenty Club

Boston Newsboys Club meets for dancing advice at Tremont Street

The second Thursday meeting of the Happy Twenty club saw Mrs. Storrow warn against the turkey trot at the upcoming January 21 ball at Copley Hall. She demonstrated proper form and pledged to attend with her husband to stop improper dancing, earning honorary membership from the newsboys.

Boston Newsboys’ Club Newsboys Tremont Street Sol Bacharach Mr. Storrow

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