Elevated transit debate spurs fast action in city talk
In Boston, bankers and business leaders gather at the American Loan & Trust to push rapid transit plans. Some back Tremont street subway as John Shepard weighs in. Rumors link an elevated railroad, with committees to seek a legislative charter, though organizers deny a single fixed plan.
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Loan and Trust Company
Peabody
West End Railway Company
Legal battles and perilous wires haunt Tremont Place estate
The article details Mrs Paran Stevens and trustees locked in a twenty year court battle over Parm Stevens estate property at 2 Tremont Place, with ousting of tenants and a contested sale. It then shifts to a Vancouver-like worry in Boston as citizens demand burying overhead electric wires after dangerous feats near Devonshire and Congress streets, with a Post reporter surveying wires and fires.
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Devonshire
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Extra session not planned, says White House guard
A special to the Commercial Advertiser reports Representative Holman stating the President does not intend to call an extra session of Congress unless stress of circumstances arises. The note adds Salvation Oil claims are not surprising given its many cures.
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Wants Part of His Fortune
Mary E Murphy of Unionville Conn sues Michael J Scanlon once of New Haven now a Lyon Col merchant for breach of promise seeking 10000. The suit says they fell in love in 1890 New Haven, he built a fortune of about 20000, sent letters and an engagement ring then wed another. Scanlon offers 5000, he is said to be worth 325000.
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Lyon
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Jacobs
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Typewriter showcase offers six drawer model at $25
Classified snippet touts a six-drawer typewriter priced at 25 dollars as a durable office machine. It stresses the value of dust, dampness, and rust protection for papers and copies, presenting the item as essential for professionals in a daily office setting.
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