Transfer System Expands Transfers on Boston Elevated Railway
Beginning today Boston Elevated Railway passengers gain greatly increased transfer privileges. Patrons may transfer from Huntington avenue westbound cars to Massachusetts avenue, and from outbound Columbus avenue to Boylston or Cambridge. The changes cover Tremont, Northampton, Shawmut, Washington, Brookline, East Cambridge and Western avenue routes with additional cross transfers.
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Boston Elevated Railway Company
Boston
Huntington Avenue
Berkeley Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Boylston Street
Cambridge
Dover and
Berkeley Streets
Northampton Street
Washington Street
Dover Street
Brookline Street
East Cambridge
Western Avenue
Pearl Street
River Street
Harvard Square
Chelsea
East Boston
Devonshire Street
Federal Street
Shire Street
Roxbury
Dorchester
South Boston
Jay Plain
Village Square
Brookline
Copley Square
Schedule Overhauled for Elevated Transfers at Busy Points
The new schedule, following a thorough Traffic investigation, aims to simplify transfer changes at the busiest points. It details specific transfer options for cash fare passengers at Old State House, Lechmere to Bowdoin, Massachusetts Avenue routes, and Huntington Avenue connections, consolidating outbound and inbound movements.
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Elevated
State House
Mother Saves Child From Fire in Malden Home
Mrs. Joseph Keefe of 170 Adams Street Malden rescued her three year old son Joseph from a crib fire yesterday afternoon. She smelled smoke like burning mattress, rushed to the upstairs, rolled him on the floor to extinguish flames, and saved him with only minor burns and slight property damage.
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Joseph Keefe
Adams Street
Malden
Joseph
Woman Awakens After 100 Day Sleep in Springfield
Mrs. Emma Trudeau of 17 Howard Place awoke this afternoon after a 100 day coma marked by utter unconsciousness since March 22. Doctors from across the state examined the unprecedented case as she regained consciousness and spoke intelligibly.
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Springfield
Emma Trudeau
Howard Place
Woman awakens after coma tests reveal no vision
After 100 days in a cataleptic sleep, a woman opened her eyes and spoke a strained hello. She asked why she was there and appeared intelligent yet child-like. She is extremely weak and unable to walk, with Dr. K E L Davis predicting speedy recovery once awake.
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Francis Trudeau
KE. L. Davis
Helping Woman Is Hit By Auto Chronicle of a near fatal accident
Michael Tierney 26 of 15 Broadway South Boston assisted a woman from a car when a vehicle driven by Thomas L Joyce of Freeport Street Dorchester struck him and narrowly avoided crushing him. The wheels nearly hit Miss Nellie Connolly also at 15 Broadway as Tierney held her hand. Tierney was taken to City Hospital after the incident. Jayvee said he did not drive recklessly and notified Roxbury police.
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Michael Tierney
Broadway
Boston
Thomas L. Joyce
Freeport Street
Dorchester
Nellie Connolly
Tierney
Jayvee
Roxbury
Siegel Opens A Fireworks Store In Boston
The Henry Siegel Company opens a new fireworks store at 47 Summer Street Boston to serve holiday trade. Owing to new legislation department stores may not stock fireworks. The Summer Street store is stocked in covered boxes per the law and matches Siegel’s value reputation. Customers may also place orders at the Washington and Essex streets store.
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47 Summer Street
Henry Siegel Company
Boston
Summer Street
Washington Street
Henry Biegel
New Summer Street
Washington
Essex Streets
Wife sails to probe death of Costa Rica envoy
Mrs. Austin Hollis White of 440 Newbury Street sailed on the Limon to Costa Rica to investigate the death of her husband, a former honorary consul for Costa Rica, who reportedly died June 2 in Liberia. She travels with her son Harry Stebbins, a Volkmann football player, and plans to face fever and danger to uncover alleged murder. White was a Boston member of the Peary Arctic Club and an early Alaska commissioner under McKinley.
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Liberia
Costa Rica
Austin Hollis White
Newbury Street
Limon
White
Harry Stebbins
Volkmann
Boston
Europe
Peary Arctic Club
Alaska
McKinley
DIES AFLAME ON POLE TOP
Pittsfield on North street witnesses a decorator named John Campbell die after gripping a live electric wire while unfurling bunting atop a lamp pole. The 25 year old left a wife and mother as crowds watched the blue flames before the power was shut off. Observances for the citys 150th anniversary begin tomorrow.
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Pittsfield
Biue
John Campbell
North Street
Campbell
Guild is Off for New Post
The Hon Curtis Guild newly named ambassador to Russia and Mrs Guild left Boston on the 10 o clock train for New York. They sail on the Cunarder Caronia for Liverpool this morning. Crowds greeted them at South Station despite secretive departure plans. They will visit London Paris and St. Petersburg after arrival.
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Curtis Guild
Russia
Kissless Bride Asks Jury Trial In Divorce Suit
Edith Russell Gambier known as the kissless bride seeks a jury trial in her annulment case against Edward Victor Gambier wealthy banker. Justice Pendleton heard renewed motion from counsel former Judge Van Wyck for jury determination of the action in the Supreme Court.
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New York
Edith Russell Gambier
Divorce Court Hall of
Edward Victor Gambier
Pendleton
Supreme Court
van Wyck
Gambier
Gambier Case Heads to Special Term After Jury Trial Denied
Congressman Martin Littleton opposed the ruling as Justice Pendleton said no jury trial can be appointed this term. The case is sent to the general calendar for Part I of the Supreme Court special term while briefs are due in 10 days. Mrs Gambier will retain $250 monthly alimony as she awaits further proceedings.
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Martin Littleton
Gambier
Justice Pendleton
Supreme Court
Mr. Littleton
Painter Killed as Ladder Rung Breaks in Walther Street
Lawrence June 30 A painter 22 year old Walter Higgins of 158 Hampshire street and John Lowe of 318 Marlet street fell when a rung snapped on a long extension ladder at 55 Water street Higgins died from a fractured skull in a police ambulance Lowe injured and taken home Higgins lived with his mother Mrs Jonas Higgins and had expressed nervousness about working on the long ladders before leaving for work.
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Lawrence
Water Street
Walter Higgins
Hampshire Street
John Lowe
Marlet Street
Higgins
Lowe
Jonas Higgins
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Tel
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