May Join Terminals by Tunnel
The Joint Board of Commissions on Metropolitan Improvements proposes a freight and teaming tunnel for the New York New Haven Hartford line to connect North and South stations. The plan includes a wide street cut through central Manhattan and extensive property acquisitions on both sides to a considerable depth.
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Boston urged to buy New Haven tunneling plan for through street
City officials cite abroad success and propose a wide street strip to allow a tunnel under Washington Street for four electric tracks and heavy teaming. The approach could reduce total cost by selling surrounding land after improvements while seeking legislative permission. The plan aligns with the New Haven system which needs an underground freight tunnel to connect its lines.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce Views New Art Museum
The Boston Chamber of Commerce and families toured the new Museum of Fine Arts yesterday afternoon with about 3500 attendees from business and society. Patrons praised the building’s beauty and the Japanese Garden drawing special notice while viewing both old and new paintings and the Renaissance and Greek Roman sculpture cast rooms.
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Copley Square
Edwin F. Atkins
Belmont
NEW Museum OF Fine Arts
Hill 10 Stay In Big Case
Just before adjournment of the steel case yesterday District Attorney elect Joseph C Pelletier joined defense lawyers by the bench. Hill welcomed him and accepted his suggestion to have Pelletier finish the steel case as special counsel. The last witness was J R Worcester a civil engineer with 27 years in the field.
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Expert handwriting evidence marks Berlin case progress
Mr. Worcester's testimony moved smoothly until objections blocked reading a memorandum list of steel firms. Government expert Hingston testified checks bearing Harry C. Collins's signature align with the body writing, while police inspector Farrell described Lovett’s missing-witness absence. Judge Harris found the suspicion groundless.
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Harris
Opening view marks museum’s new model art space
The Chamber of Commerce leaders greet guests on the grand staircase as Gardiner M. Lane and Arthur Fairbanks introduce them to the museum board. The private view lists many Boston society names and notes the building will open to artists and teachers, with public opening Monday and free admission for the first week.
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Arthur B. Harlow
Josiah H. Hathaway
George R. Alley
William E. Litchfield
F. N. Perkins
Benjamin N. Johnson
Grand Staircase
Gardiner M. Lane
Museum Board of Trustees
Arthur Fairbanks
Museum
James J. Storrow
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Mr. A. Shuman
Hugh Bancroft
F. D. Young
C. B. Hart
Robert Coe
Cecelia Barrows
N. W. Rice
G. H. Walker
F. Hubbard
W. H. Canterbury
Guy Lowell
Sidney Bartlett
H. B. Wood
John R. Murphy
James Brophy
Henry S. Hagan
George W. Evans
Richard Field
William Taylor
G. KE. Willey
H. FE. Stevenson
M. SS. Morton
Boston
Copley Square Museum
Canopic to sail with 661 aboard from Hoosac docks
White Star Line steamer Canopic under Captain John Carter sails from Hoosac docks Charlestown at 10 30 for the Mediterranean via Azores. 661 passengers aboard 46 saloon 40 second cabin 875 steerage with notable names among first cabin list including Lucien Memminger M D Helen Adams and Major General A W Greely. Arrival points include Ponta Delgada Gibraltar and Naples with return slated for December 13.
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Judge Stevens Bell pass on Jordan new trial plea
The petition of Chester A. Jordan after his murder conviction was to be filed in Superior Criminal Court at East Cambridge yesterday but no report was issued.
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Winter ends Army flying at College Park
Washington November 12 The aeronautical work at College Park Maryland is ordered discontinued until spring by General Allen chief signal officer The Wright airplane used for instruction will be moved to Fort Myer Virginia for storage The signal corps will oversee balloon firing tests by artillery and five enlisted men will be sent to Fort Wood New York City for experiments at Sandy Hook New Jersey the first of their kind in the United States
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Tie game between Dedham and Wellesley High Schools
Dedham High School and Wellesley High School played to a scoreless tie yesterday at Wellesley with neither side finding the net. The match ended with both teams earning a point.
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