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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1910

Page

6

Elevated Railway Stance on Lease Extensions in Bill

The Boston Elevated Railway resisted lease extension provisions but agreed to accept Sections 8 and 9 after pressure from corporate counsel and draft redrafts. The committee on street railways convened hearings with Babson Hastman and others to refine the bill and secure support.

Boston Elevated Railway Tremont Street Babson Elevated Railway Company Committee On Street Railways Board of Railroad Commissioners The Transit Commission Hastman Public Franchise League Boston Transit Commission Boston Elevated Railway Company Corporation Counsel of Boston Committee On Street Railways

City Lease Bill Criticized For City Control Over Renewal

Framed provision seen as unduly favorable to Boston. Mayor and City Council would decide both lease renewals and whether the entire holding bill becomes law. Frederic E. Snow signs the critique.

Boston Frederic E. Snow

Tech Seniors Celebrate Degrees With Wild Demostrations

The Rogers Building steps hosted a joyous scene as 252 seniors earned bachelor of science degrees and 22 advanced honors. Civil engineers led with 58 graduates, followed by mechanicals with 57 and electrical engineers with 36 in a festive, noisy exit.

Tech Rogers

Fatal electrocution at Edison plant claims Henry Steaves

Henry Steaves 28, married and living at 14 East Brookline, was killed at the Edison Electric Company electric light station at Salem and Prince streets. While explaining insulation defects to manager William N. Dunn, his side touched a high power cable and his finger brushed a metal plate causing him to fall. He died at about 5 PM and the body was taken to the North Grove street morgue.

Henry Steaves East Brookline Street Edison Electric Company Salem and Prince Strets Steaves William N. Dunn Dunn North Grove Street

Melcher Fellows Nuptials in Newton Center

Miss Marguerite Fellows daughter of Mr and Mrs Otis D Fellows of Newton Centre wed Frederic G Melcher son of Mrs Edwin F Melcher of Newton Centre at Newton Unitarian Church with Rev Alson H Robinson officiating.

Newton Marguerite Fellows Otis D. Fellows Newton Centre Frederic G. Melcher Edwin F. Melcher Norwood Avenue Newton Unitarian Church Alson H. Robinson

Boston Elevated Bill Changes Funds for Subways

Representative Roger Wolcott exposes a clause in the Boston Elevated holding bill that would block any gross receipts from railways the company acquires from paying down interest on the Washington street tunnel or the Tremont street subway. He notes no bondholder assent is required and anticipates possible equity suits.

Elevated City of Boston Washington Street Tremont Street Roger Wolcott Milton Wolcott Elevated Road Elevated Company East Boston Washington Street Subway Tremont Street Subway Tinkham

Whose Child Is This in the Post Photographs Girls

The Boston Post asks readers to identify photographed schoolchildren. A $5 gold piece awaits the named child who presents at the City Editor’s office with a parent or guardian, within five days. Examples include Inez Helen Frederick, 11, Hyde School. Margaret O’Leary, 8, St Augustine Parochial. Charlotte McGowan, 12, Gaston School.

Charlestown Post The Greater Boston Washington Street Inez Helen Frederick George Frederick Hyde School Miss Currier Margaret O’leary Bridget O'Leary Silver Street South Boston St. Augustine Parochial School Ff Street Marie Christina Charlotte McGowan Walter H. McGowan East Eighth Street Sunday’s Post Gaston School

Holding bill deemed unconstitutional by analysis

The statement asserts that the holding bill is unconstitutional, signaling a legal challenge or formal ruling. No further context or entities are provided in readable text.

Boston Officials Question Elevated Holding Bill Provisions

Boston lawmakers scrutinize a reform bill over its treatment of rail receipts and tunnel bonds. They cite a 1897 charter provision granting Boston three-eighths of 1 percent of gross rail receipts, fearing the holding bill leaves no funds to pay subway and tunnel bond interest. Representatives warn the measure could be unconstitutional and harm city transport plans.

Walcott Elevated Tnder City of Boston

Boston Elevated lease extension fuels Senate debate

Senator Teeling and other Boston lawmakers condemn a bill clause extending leases and fixing terms years ahead. Critics fear long term control by the Elevated and call for full investigation as the measure faces engrossment and anticipated opposition in the Senate.

Renewal of Subways Tunnels Leases Endangers City Transit

Mayor Fitzgerald argues renewal of current contracts is essential to protect Boston. He says if the Elevated refuses to operate tunnels and subways on city terms, all transportation in the city would be tied up and no other company could enter because the Elevated would control connecting lines.

Boston Callahan Ward 9 Babson Elevated Fitzgerald City of City of Boston

Harvard Club awards five $200 scholarships to area students

The Boston Harvard Club committee on scholarships grants five $200 scholarships to Timothy Dwight Bool Charles Edward Brickley James Bryant Conant Paul Hurlburt Smart and Philip Henry Stafford. The Charles Sumner Bird scholarship goes to Donald Reason Han. Alternates named if any original recipients cannot enroll: Jacob Hyman Kolchinsky Frederick William Hunter Walter Brown Clark Samuel Barron Jr.

Boston Harvard Club Committee On Timothy Dwight Bool Cambridge Latin School Charles Edrward Brickley Everett High School James Bryant Conant Roxbury Latin School Paul Hurlburt Smart Newton High School Philip Henry Stafford Melrose High School Charles Sumner Bird Donald Rea Hanson Harvard Jacob Hyman/Kolchinsky English High School of Frederick William Hunter Brookline High School Walter Brown Clark Malden High School Samuel Barron, Jr Chelsea John F. Moors Sydney M. Williams Edgar H. Wells

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