New elevated road bill for Boston backed by city counsel
The Beacon Hill uproar centers on a proposed elevated Boston road with $1,000,000 capital. Andrew J. Bailey drew the bill for incorporation by W. W. Kimball and others, linking Union Station Causeway Street to Franklin Park with branches and private land routes. Senate moves on southern union station bill prompted amendments and postponement fights as South Boston voices push for local interests.
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Boston
George A. Lancaster
Revere
Beacon Hill
Franklin O. Barnes
Chelsea
Committee
Andrew J. Bailey
W. W. Kimball
Fourth National Bank of
John F. Merrill
Quincy
John R. Graham
Benjamin F. Peach
James Stevenson
James Armstrong
New York
A. A. McLeod
Merrill
John Graham
Quincy & Boston Street Railway Company
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Union Station
Causeway Street
Atlantic Avenue
Federal Street
Summer Street
Essex Street
Harrison Avenue
Eustis
Hampden Streets
Franklin Park
Blue Hill Avenue
Waltham Street
Washington Street
Back Bay
Dartmouth Street
Manhattan
House
Lancaster
Senate
Quinn
Ance
Railroad Committee
Maccabe
Suffolk
Sullivan
Lomasney
City Council of
Corbett
Senator McMorrow
Cove Street
Wellman
McMorrow
Middlesex
Yea
Chase
Pearson
Nay—Barker
Bartlett
Blodgett
Bradford
Burns
Cook
Dallinger
Darling
Derbyshire
Everett
Harding
Hutchinson
Malone
Perkins
Reed
Roe
Soule
Southard
Woodfall
South Boston
Pension Bill Defeats Veto In House Vote 196 to 47
Washington May 21 The House passed over the President's veto a pension bill granting $50 monthly to Francis E Hoover late of the Twenty third Indiana Regiment of Volunteers by a 196 to 47 vote after a two hour debate. Several Republicans and Democrats split on the veto with Populists aligning with the bill. The Senate faced filibuster tactics as Chandler sought to move on executive business while Hill and Chandler blocked votes.
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Washington
House
Francis E. Hoover
Twenty-third Indiana Regiment of Volunteers
Messrs
Kirkpatrick
Kan
Wood
Rep
Ill
Willis
Del
Erdmann
Dem
Penn
Loud
Cal
Bartlett
N. Y
Raney
Quigg
Wadsworth
Messrs. Cockrell
Cummings
Layton
Lorg
Frye
Senate
Butler
Pop
N. C
Congress
Hill
Chandler
N. H
Mr. Allen
Moscow Coronation Procession Dazzles Crowds Across Kremlin
The coronation pageant unfolds in Moscow with a cannon salute and bells, as Czar and Czarina ride white and black horses through an immense cortege. Princes, Cossacks, regiments, imperial standards, and regional dignitaries procession past thousands of onlookers in joyful, ceremonial splendor. The event draws about 1.5 million spectators, with lavish regalia, banners, and guards in gala uniforms enhancing the capital’s spectacle. The Czar and Empress attend Te Deums and church rites in Kremlin halls, ending with a 101 gun salute and further receptions.
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Moscow
Ivan
Kremlin
Prince Dolgoruki
Horse Guards
Hussars
Pavlovsk
Royal Household
East
Tcherkash
Armenia
Kabada
Georgia
Karatalia
Russia
Schleswig-Holstein
Taurida
Siberia
Finland
Polana
Astrakahn
Kran
Novgorod
Vladimir
Keiff
Count Pahlen
Preobajensky Regiment
Guards
Czarina
Red Square
the Assumption
Annunciation
Tver
Ivan Veliki
Zemlainoi
Chamber of Commerce
St. Vladimir
Kiva
Bokhara
Petrovosky Place
Red Cross
Alexandra Palace
Firemen Rescue Four From Burning Corner Building
Providence Illinois May 21 members of Hook and Ladder 1 rescued four men from a blaze at South Main and Crawford. Six slept in one room. two escaped with minor injuries. Fire loss under 500 dollars, stock damage from smoke and water may reach 29a.
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Providence
R. IL
Hook and Ladder 1
South Main
Crawford Streets
Sour Faces and Sweet Faces Advertised by H Woodbury
An old Boston ad notes sour faces and sweet faces promoted by H Woodbury at 11 Winter Street, claiming complexions improvements.
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H. Woodbury
Winter St
Boston
Brown's building collapse buries score in Buffalo street work
A building at Main and Seneca in Buffalo collapsed during repairs trapping workers and customers. Dead include George Metz and Jennie Gribben with many injured. among missing are a restaurant proprietor and several Polish workers. Western Union had vacated the premises weeks earlier for remodeling and new columns were being installed on Seneca street.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Brown
Main and
Seneca Streets
Schmidt
Western Union Telegraph Company
Seneca Street
George Zeinert
Zeinert
Washington Street
George Metz
Clegg
Jones’s
News Depot
J. H. Cassler
Court Dismisses Mandamus in Van Ingen Case
City briefs report the Supreme Court full bench dismissed the mandamus petition to bar the Municipal Court from delaying Mason’s exam and to free him from arrest after an outstanding $1500 execution. Also noted: a prize dance at Hollis Hall, Garden Missionary School closes, court sentences and a basement fire at 888 Boylston Street causing $3000 damage. Union meeting in Revere and Winthrop schools drew 110 pupils across four graduating classes.
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Supreme Court
E. H. van Ingen & Co
New York
Daniel Flanigan
Rose Susan
Garden Missionary Training School
Boston Missionary Training School
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Superior Criminal Court
Richardson
Francis Sullivan
House of Correction
Dominico Cifario
Massachusetts Reformatory
Gertrude Gilmore
House of Industry
Boylston Street
H. O. Marcy
Z. Mode
Revere
Winthrop
L. K. Putney
Shurtleff School
New York New Haven Hartford trains timetable may 11 1906
Boston area timetable notes departures from Kneeland Street and Park Square to Plymouth Newport Fall River New Bedford Provincetown Chatham Hyannis and Nantucket. Includes through tickets parlor car and sleeping car info, special trains, additional trains from Park Square Sneeland Street, and station agents details. May 11 1906.
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OLD Colony System
Boston
Park Square
New York
New Haven
New London
Shore Line
Air Line
Middletown
Fall River
Providence
Stonington
Norwich
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Maryland
Newport
New Bedford
Plymouth
Abington
DuxbuRy
Provincetown
Chatham
D. Sh. Hyannis
Woouald's Hall
Cottage City
Nantucket
Boston & Albany
Marlb
Old State House
Park Square Station
Sneeland Street
L. H. Palmer
Geo. L. Connor
EB. G. Allen
A.C. Kendall
Pass
Legacy Rail Timetable Listings with Boston to Chicago Routes
A historical timetable lists Fitchburg to Syracuse and many connections from Boston to Chicago via multiple routes. It details parlor cars, sleeping cars, various express and accommodation services, and notice of through trains to Vermont and Canada. Contact 250 Washington Street or Union Station for fare, schedules, and accommodations.
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Fitchburg Railroad
Union Station
Causeway Street
Boston
Trains Schedule Placed for Manchester Concord and East Stops
Dated notice lists departure times for Manchester Concord and North Weare branches plus numerous regional stations including Belmont Tilton Laconia Weirs Plymouth and White River Junction. It notes Sunday schedules and exceptions to Wells and Wells-related routes with multiple daily departures and special through routes to Montreal Quebec and Chicago via various lines.
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Manchester
Concord
XN. H
New Boston
North Wearee
Renniker
North Weare
Hooksett
Suncook
Pittsfield
Suncook Valley
Nashua
Belmont
Tilton
Lakeport
Meredith
Ashland
Laconia
Weirs
Plymouth
Warren
Haverhiel
Campton
North Woodstock
Pemigewasse Valley
Oa. Dis Ty
Lisbon
Little Eton
Whitefield
Lancaster
Fabyans
Franklin
Lebanon
White River Junction
L. C
St. Johnsbury
A. Montvelier
Burlington
White River
Montreal
Quebec
Boston Air Line
Chicago
the Vace
G. T. Br
Rae
Caer
Through Car Service Debuts December 20 1895 Boston Albany
Rail timetable details local and through service with multiple trains from Boston to Albany Chicago Detroit St Louis and New York via several routes. No. 7 15 19 23 97 63 88 49 42 TS New York Limited 68 Night Express listed with varying times and sleeping or dining cars. Tickets at Kneeland Street station city office and ticket agents.
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Bos J
Roy
Troy
Albany
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Binghamton
Pacific Express
Niagara Walls
Lake Champlain
Washington Street
Western & Eastern Divisions
Union Station
Uend
Bangor
Bar Harbor
Concord
N. H
Lewiston
Manchester
ST. John
Halifax
ST. Stephen
N. B
ST. Andrews
Secetes
He de Saran Os Conway
Intervale
Glen
Rawfords
Fabyans
Castine
Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Southwest
Bar Harbors
Millbridge
Jonesport
Machitasport
Rockland
Eastport
Calais
ST Andrews
Portland
Wagner
L. S
Utica
Michigan Central RK. R
Cincinnati
Big
Hartford
New Haven
New York
Springfield
NEW York Limited
Kneeland St
Henson
Agee
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Charles B. Alexander
New York City
General McCook
United States
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Potter Palmer
Palmer
Minister Vs. Breckinridge
Admiral Selfridge
McCook
Jennie Gribben
Jacob Langdon
William Alexander
Jacob Rickman
S. L. Hawke
James Adams
Michael O’brien
Joseph Bullard
Edward Murphy
William Straub
Mme. Schumann
Frankfort-on-Main
House of Commons
Chamberlain
Colonies
Colonial Office
Kruger
Reform Committee
Anna
Anna Lichter
Castle Square
Somerville Medical Society
Young’s Hotel
H. C. White
Edward Cowles
McLean Hospital
Waverly
Railroads
New York, New Haven & Hartford RR
Kneeland Street Station
Hoosac Tunnel
Fitchburg
North Adams
Williamstown
Saratoga
Hornellsville
Elmira
Syracuse
Rochester
Watertown
Hamilton
Toronto
Points
Keene
Bellows Falls
Rutland
Whitehall
Port Edward
Glens Falls
Plattsburg
Adirondacks
St. Albans
Matone
Ogdensburg
Ottawa
Vermont
Canada
Mae
Cuneate’ Office
Boot J. &. Watson
Pasa
Boston & Maine
R. R
Wells
D. J. Flanders
Boston & Albany Railroad