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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1910

Page

2

Navy awards torpedo boat destroyer contracts on Atlantic coast

Bids opened at the Navy Department show Bath Iron Works likely to build two ships, with Newport News New York Shipbuilding and others securing single vessels. Class 1 speeds range 241 1/2 to 291 2 knots and Class 3 at 291 1/2 knots, with prices from 635000 to 669750 per ship and Curtiss turbine options.

Washington Navy Atlantic Navy Department Bath Iron Works Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company Fore River Shipbuilding Company William Cramps Ship Building Company New York Shipbuilding Company

Big Salmon Caught in Provincetown Traps

A 12 pound salmon, the first of its kind in the local fish industry, was found among shore fish at T wharf Provincetown. The fish, caught in Provincetown traps, was sold quickly and its unusual arrival remains a mystery.

Provincetown T Wharf

Belle Elmore Dead, He Says

Bruce Miller of East Chicago testifies in the Crippen murder case and asserts that Belle Elmore is dead not alive. He denies rumors she survived and says Crippen’s defense claiming she is in America is false.

Belle Elmore Chicago Bruce Miller East Hawley H. Crippen London Miller Crippen Mrs. Crippen Mrs. Miller America Theresa Hun Inspector Dew

Reverend E N Parker Dies At 73 In St John

Sussex New Brunswick news reports the death of Reverend E N Parker a leading Methodist clergyman aged 73 at a St John hospital. He was a prominent figure in the community and his passing was announced today.

Sussex, N. B E. N. Parker New Brunswick St. John O’cloces Holy Cross Malden Doyle Oity Hospital Mary J Hannah Joseph Doyle Soley Street Charlestown St. Mary's Church Warren Street Dyer Willie H% Dyer Ite Humboldt Avenue Roxbury Kneeland Ait Roxbury Harriet M Joshn Kneeland Timothy Daniels Yeo

Planning for More Subways

Final arguments related to propositions concerning the Boston Elevated Railway were presented to the joint board of railroad and transit commissioners yesterday morning by the attorneys representing the various matters.

Boston Elevated Railway Joint Board of Railroad and Transit Commissioners

Boston Transit Board Hearings On Elevated Route And Subway Plans

Public Franchise League secretary Eastman and University of Michigan professor Cooley urged 8 percent dividends for West End stock in a potential elevated railway consolidation. West End oppose selling, citing independent earnings. critics favor a Boylston Street subway as public benefit. City officials debate Forest Hills extensions and South Boston Dorchester rapid transit to satisfy growing urban demand.

Joseph B. Eastman Public Franchise League Professor Cooley University of Michigan West End Street Railway Company West End Elevated Charles A. Williams Elbridge R. Sanderson Boylston Street Alexander Whiteside City Loop Boston Park Street Bancroft East Boston Tremont Street Washington Street Forest Hills W Elevated Fitzgerald South Boston Dorchester

Which Trolley Car Is This From Greater Boston

A photo shows a street car with washed out lettering. Conductor or motorman must report to the City Editor at 275 Washington Street, third floor, within five days to claim a $5 gold piece after proving identity. A full page of street car pictures and rewards will run next Sunday.

Greater Boston Post the Post Washington Street Patrick Cronin Shannon Street Brighton

Bishop ordains lay reader a deacon at St Pauls

Ralph M. Harper, a lay reader at St. Pauls Church for a year, was ordained a deacon yesterday by Bishop Lawrence. The ceremony was assisted by Rev. Dr. Edmund S. Rousmaniere, rector, and Rev. George Hodges, dean of the Episcopal Theological Seminary of Cambridge.

Ralph M. Harper St. Paul's Church Lawrence Edmund S. Rousmaniere George Hodges Episcopal Theological Seminary of Cambridge

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