Transit Commission Recommends New Boylston Street Subway Entrance
A plan from the Transit Commission calls for a central Boylston Street subway entrance between Charles and Arlington, with widening of the street and filling in of the Public Garden entrance. Immediate connection to the existing subway is proposed to open by summer 1914, while two additional tracks to Park Street or Post Office Square are not deemed urgent.
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Braves Acquire Briscoe Lord in McTigue Trade
The Braves traded pitcher William McTigue to the Baltimore International League club for outfielder Briscoe Lord. Lord, with prior major league and minor league stops, may be used by Stallings as a trade asset while Boston trims its roster to 25 and pitcher Gervais appears likely to depart.
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St Louis Club Ordered to Pay OConnor 5000 Dollars
A Circuit Court jury awarded Jack O Connor 5000 dollars from the St Louis American League Baseball Club for breach of contract after his discharge as manager before the 1911 season. The trial ended after a brief deliberation with O Connor rebutting testimony about statements overheard from the grandstand.
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Wakefield Woman Celebrates 87th Birthday
Mrs. Delphia E. Sweetser of Wakefield marked her 87th birthday yesterday. The elder resident, one of the town’s oldest women, received more than 500 birthday postcards from well wishers.
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Taft Describes Progressive Government as Hair Trigger
In a Yale lecture Taft called the Progressive form of government hair trigger and leading to anarchy and a despotism of the majority. He spoke during his fourth talk on Some Questions of Modern Government and tied his remarks to recall of officials.
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Prop erty leveling sparks fears of democracy run wild
The speaker argues the reform would make the rich poorer and the poor richer, shifting property holdings. He warns that despite rising interest in government, the minority still controls Western states, and contends the plan will breed majority despotism and potential revolution.
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