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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1910

Page

16

New Haven Bond Question Dominates Legislature Debate

Governor Draper proposes issuing bonds of the Boston Railroad Holding Company as investments for Massachusetts savings banks. The measure, before railroads and banks committees, is pivotal to New Haven legislation and the post merger structure. The holding company currently guarantees 51 percent of Boston and Maine stock, with bonds seen as essential to enable improvements and bank participation.

Draper Boston Railroad Massachusetts Savings Banks New Haven Boston and Maine Boston Railroad Holding Company

Attempt to Oust Firemen Collides with Grass Fire

Melrose residents report a clash when local firemen and three private detectives guarding William C. Russell’s estate at East Cambridge confronted a grass fire threatening a barn on the Russell property. The incident occurred March 16 as the identity case proceeds.

Melrose William C. Russell East Cambridge Russell

Firefighters Stop House Threat From Onlookers

A fire started by boys burned in the afternoon near several homes. Fire head quarters sent a hose wagon to the Russell estate barn area where firefighters fought the flames with chemicals. Three detectives on duty at the property tried to force the firemen off, but the crew persisted and extinguished the blaze with no damage reported.

Russell

O Hares Named Trustee Nominee by Trish County Clubs

The Central Council of Trish County Clubs met at 9 Appleton Street Tuesday evening and unanimously endorsed John J. O'Hare of 8 Beacon Street as trustee of the Boston Public Library.

Central Council of Trish County Clubs Appleton Street John J. O'Hare Beacon Street Boston Public Library

Boston confidence game robs Maynard man of $1000

Thomas Tacewicz of 2 Main Street Maynard was lured to Boston by Stephen Dorshinsky an 87 year old Maynard resident. In Congress Street office building he handed over $1000 and received a tissue paper package claiming it contained cash. Detectives searched for the two men but found no trace.

Maynard Financial District Boston Thomas Tacewicz Main Street Banco Steerer Stephen Dorshinsky Tacewicz Congress Street Savings Bank Dorskinsky Dorshinsky

Boston to build Riverbank subway from Park Street to Charlesgate East

The Boston Elevated Railway signed consent to the Transit Commission for a new Riverbank subway, ending years of debate. The line would run from Park Street under Beacon Joy and Walnut streets then Chestnut to the embankment near Charlesgate East, with an estimated cost around $4 million. Plans now proceed with commission approval.

Boston Park Street Charlesgate Boston Elevated The Transit Commission Riverbank Back Bay Brookline Brighton Newton Common Beacon Joy Walnut Streets Chestnut Street Charlesgate East

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