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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1910
Page
4
Proposed Elevated Road Consolidation Across Multiple Rail Lines
The report outlines an Elevated system formed by combining the Blue Hill, Boston and Northern, Boston and Worcester, Old Colony, Newton Street Railway, and Lexington and Boston Railway. It cites assets totaling 53.7 million dollars, 1059 miles of track, 2273 new cars, 4838 additional employees, and annual outside-line passengers of 176 million with statewide railways numbering 82 and assets over 170 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Hill Railway
Boston & Northern Road
Boston & Worcester
Old Colony Road
Newton Street Railway
Lexington & Boston Railway Company
Boston & Northern
Portsmouth
Old Colony
Providence
Boston
Tremont Street
Sullivan Square
Medford
Joint Board
Park Square
Joint board backs holding firm for Boston electric railways
The railroad and transit commissions urge forming a holding company to consolidate electric roads near Boston. The report targets roads linked to the Elevated system including Boston & Northern Old Colony Boston & Worcester Blue Hill Street Railway Newton Street Railway and Lexington & Boston road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Board of the Railroad and Transit Commissions
Boston
Boston & Northern
Old Colony
Boston & Worcester
Blue Hill Street Railway Company
Newton Street Railway Company
Lexington & Boston Road
Elevated rail plan eyed to expand Boston transit network
A joint board proposes permitting Boston Elevated Railway to acquire or hold stock in other street railways to extend service into new territory and unify the system. The panel warns against a costly South Boston subway, favors surface routes, and urges careful legislative control of holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commonwealth
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Joint Board
Boston
Elevated
Boston Elevated Road
East Boston
Scollay Square
Boston & Northern Road
South Boston
South
Castle Street
Dorchester
Washington Street
West End Railway
Boston Elevated
Father John’s Medicine Promoted as Safe Cold Tonic
An old advert warns of risks in cold remedies and promotes Father John’s Medicine as alcohol free and safe for throats and lungs. It cites fifty years of success as a tonic and body builder and claims doctor’s prescription purity and wholesomeness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
Johnson Expects Victory In Jeffries Fight
Heavyweight champion Jack Johnson arrived in Boston to an eager crowd at the Old Howard. He promoted his training and predicted he would defeat James Jeffries on July 4, saying he is in peak condition and will have the advantage in the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Johnson
Boston
Old Howard
Johnson
Jeffries
Suffering voyage ends as ship Success returns to Boston
The ship Success under the British flag limped into Boston harbor after a brutal voyage from Turk's Island Barbadoes. During the two week stretch death and havoc struck with a cook dying of heart disease, two crew members disabled, sails ripped by hurricanes, water barrels lost, and lifeboats destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Harbor
Crurk’s Island
Joseph Spencer
Barbadoes
Hagar Innes
John Hall
New Bedford
Edward A. Foster
Success
Boston
Turk’s Island
Teach the Children to Save Money Savings Bank offer
A 10 cent offer by Scott & Bowne of New York to send a small Savings Bank with a Good Luck Penny. The ad promotes teaching children to save and claims a penny saved is a penny earned with the savings bank available for purchase by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Everett Council Scheme Defeated in 4 to 8 Vote
Everett January 10. An order by Alderman Leighton to cut the City Council from 18 to 12 members and set two year terms was defeated by the board by a 4 to 8 vote. The meeting room was crowded with interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Leighton
New Rupture Cure Offered Free No Operation Needed
An advertisement promises a no surgery rupture cure available at no cost. It claims effectiveness for single double or post operative cases and pledges to end truss use and risk, urging immediate mail-in requests with no payment required.
Boston Faces Momentous City Election Today
Every man on the police force is mobilized as Boston votes in a landmark nonpartisan election under a unique city charter. Forecaster Smith predicts ideal weather for the crucial test of strength between bitter rivals and the new nonpartisan system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Smith
Campaign Night Brims With Tension Ahead of City Voting
Early morning hours saw candidates Storrow and Fitzgerald rally crowds and rival factions align for a heated mayoral race in Boston. Police prepared unprecedented polling-site presence as betting swelled into hundreds of thousands, with ex mayor Fitzgerald and Storrow campaigning through precincts led by Lomasney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storrow
Fitzgerald
Hibbard
Taylor
O'Meara
Also Mentioned on This Page
Filene
Washington
Wintersts
Tannel
Coats
J.S
Bailey
Crea
Astrachan
Peler
Railroad and Transit Commissioners
Hall, Bishop and White
Crocker, Swain
Allen
Quincy
Noyes
Committee On
DR. W
Rice
Martin M. Lomasney
Storrow Manage
Norman White
Brookline
Tremont Temple
Boston Common
McDonald
Billings
Niles
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
David A. Ellis
Julia A. Duff
Republican City Committee
James Donovan
Donovan
Kelcher
J. C. Les
Rroe
S.E
Washington, D.C
Sloan
Daniel H. Drent
Mann’s Choice
R.F.D. No. 1
John F. Fitzgerald
City Hall
Welles Ave
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