Subway Opposed By Boston Common Society
The Boston Common Society plans to oppose Transit Commission moves to build an additional subway under the Common and seeks to keep stations less conspicuous. At its annual meeting Myron E. Pierce presented a resolution urging the executive committee to remonstrate against any subway under the Common and push for Tremont street alignment.
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Boston Common Society
Transit Commission
Twentieth Century Club
Myron E. Pierce
Tremont Street
Debate Over Tremont Street Subway and Common Stations
President Edwin Ginn urged removing half the present stations from the Common and building rural in design structures to blend with the Common. He criticized the current stations as hideous and argued the subways spoil drainage and tree life, hindering Lafayette Mall’s beauty. The group elected officers for the year, led by Ginn with a long list of vice presidents and members.
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St. Paul’s Church
Lafayette Mall
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O’rourke
Ommon
Oe Ginn
J.’ H. Beal
F. Byan Beebe
H. “Lemepit
George G. Crocker
Cries L. Ligginson
Mary Morton Kehoe
Water as Cure All Promoted for Rheumatism and Digestion
A local health authority urges drinking water as the key to preventing stomach, kidney and bladder issues. The prescription advocates juniper berries fluid extract and hypophosphites with water, saying kidneys must filter waste to stop rheumatic symptoms and improve digestion.
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