Elevated Company offers Rail Commission arbitration on Washington St subway
The Boston Elevated proposes sending the lease terms for the Washington Street subway to the Railroad Commission for arbitration and a decision before the city election. Mayor Collins favors a 2 year lease at four and a half percent, while the company seeks four percent for 30 years, aiming for voter clarity at the election.
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Arlington Boy Missing From Home After Baseball Injury
Arlington May 2 Frank Trafton 14 son of H J Trafton disappeared from the family home at 239 Massachusetts Avenue. He left for Crosby School at 9 am Wednesday after a fall during a game left him with a head injury his mother fears affected his reason.
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Loftus Employees Plan May 30 Outing at Forrest Grove
The W. C. Loftus & Co employees at 101 Summer Street prepare for their annual outing on May 30. They will travel by tally-ho carriages from the store to Forrest Grove in Waltham and enjoy various sports.
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Unique Art Collection Presented Mrs Roosevelt at Dinner
At a White House state dinner honoring the Rochambeau mission French guests, President Roosevelt received a rare collection of forty Paris sketches by Renouard as a gift to Mrs Roosevelt. The event featured toasts by President Roosevelt, Ambassador Cambon, and Secretary Hay with the Rochambeau delegation present.
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Miss Holman Weds Budapest Man in London Ceremony
Miss Josephine Bowen Holman formerly of Indianapolis married Wagon Boross of Budapest at St Mary Abbot’s Church Kensington today. The ceremony was witnessed by about six friends including the bride’s mother.
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Cuba's Independence Question Echoes in Paris Journal
The Temps comments on Cuba's republic status after Morro Castle removal, noting U S influence. It questions whether Cuba can gain real independence or become a state, territory, or colony under the shadow of the United States.
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Boston Bar Association names funeral committee for Justice Hopkins
The Bar Association of Boston appoints a committee to attend the funeral of the late Justice Hopkins of the Superior Court. The service is today at 2 30 p m at the First Congregational Church in Millbury. Members include Solomon Lincoln Thomas M Babson Patrick H Cooney Charles W Bartlett Thomas J Gargan John W Corcoran Elmer P Howe Henry Gene William B Sprout and Edward C es.
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Edward C. Es
Presbyterians Hold Grand Reception At Waldorf Astoria
New York May 22 The Presbyterian Union hosted a thousand guests at a Waldorf Astoria reception during the General Assembly meeting. Leaders including Noah C. Rogers and Dr. Van Dyke attended with city officials. The assembly adopted creed revision and urged temperance, urging anti alcohol actions and public school temperance teaching.
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Morse Vocal Recital Delights Steinert Hall Audience
Frank Morse presented a large pupil recital at Steinert Hall last evening. A chorus of about forty five voices accompanied soloists Miss Frost Antrob us Schofield Wishman Jaynes Clapp Hale Redeemer Newman Drake and Mesers Hastings Skeer Martin Lyman Orchard and Wilson. The extended program featured choruses and solos by representative composers from various schools and the careful training showed in precise tonal balance and pleasing results.
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New Method Astounds Medical Profession by Prof George
An article profiles Prof. George and his Vital Massage system in Boston. He claims to cure many ailments without medicines, notes long office hours, and cites a case of a malnourished patient improving in two weeks. He argues natural body function restoration beats drug therapies and predicts a future scarcity of doctors prescribing strong drugs. He can be reached at 18 Huntington Ave opposite the Public Library.
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Glazier Plans Labrador Expedition From Boston
Colonel Willard Glazier of Albany organizes a Boston based party to explore northern Labrador. The group will include scientists reporting on topography geology ethnology and natural history. The chosen region is described as wild picturesque and rich in Eskimo polar bear reindeer and ptarmigan.
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SAYS JORDAN WAS SANE AT WILL CONTEST HEARING
The Norfolk Superior Court at Dedham opened a bid over the will of William H. S. Jordan of Brookline. Everett’s Robert M. Barnard testified he knew the testator as a fellow member of the Ancient Landmark Lodge of Odd Fellows. Barnard recalled a 1895 Washington Street meeting with Jordan and said Jordan appeared sane with good memory and language.
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Local Freight Agents Association Holds Monthly Westminster Dinner
The Local Freight Agents Association met last night at the Westminster with no guests. Members discussed the usual transportation topics in a routine monthly gathering.
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