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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1915

Page

2

Oppose Paring Common for Widening Streets

Boston street commissioners urge widening Tremont Park and Boylston streets to ease traffic, proposing 15 foot takings from the Common on Park and a 15 foot extension on Boylston. Tremont would widen from 35 to 42 feet with no firm figures. Critics call the plan unnecessary and worry about precedent and Common rights. supporters argue traffic relief and better access to retail districts.

Tremont Boylston Park Streets Park Beacon Boylston Streets Commissioners Tremont Street James A. Lowell Boston Common Society Park Street Boylston Street F. P. Sprague Arthur A. Shurtleff Boston Samuel A. Green Massachusetts Historical Society Washington Street Commonwealth Avenue Newbury Street Columbus Avenue Park Square Beacon Street Park and Tremont Streets Board of Street Commissioners Charles Street

Miss Keller Speaks at Tremont Temple About Light Over Darkness

Helen Keller addressed Tremont Temple last night praising daylight in the soul and condemning needless suffering. She contrasted brutal wars with a belief that good and light prevail over evil.

Helen Keller Tremont Temple

Egleston Square Station to Gain Bigger Platform Loop

Plans for enlarging the Egleston Square elevated station and adding a running-time boost to the Cambridge subway during rush hours were agreed by railroad representatives and the Public Service Commission. The redesign includes a street level service loop for 12 cars, a prepayment area, separate unloading and loading on opposite loop sides, and escalator access to the upper level to reduce cross currents and congestion.

Egleston Square Cambridge Public Service Commission State House

Dean's Son Elected Freshman Class Leader at BU

Shields Warren son of Dean Warren and Earle D Sylvia of Weston along with Miss Ethel B Smith of Brockton named to freshman executive committee at Boston University Katherine Sullivan of Danvers elected president and Warren H Wardle of Roxbury as vice president in yesterday's vote.

Shields Warren Dean Warren College of Liberal Arts Boston University Earle D. Sylvia Weston Ethel B. Smith Brockton Katherine Sullivan Danvers Warren H. Wardle Roxbury

Carmen Win on One Point

A special arbitration board meeting at the courthouse, chaired by District Attorney Joseph Pelleta, interpreted points in the wage award for Bay State Street Railway workers. The panel ruled that certain workers under the minimum wage as of Oct 1 1914 are to receive a half cent increase from Oct 1 this year, extending the prior increases.

Arbitration Board

Fire horse shows wits. returns to station to pull engine

An engine 2 horse attached to a Somerville fire wagon demonstrated apparent intelligence yesterday. When an alarm sounded on Broadway, the horse broke loose but dashed back to the fire station, pounded the door, and was hitched to the engine to haul it to the blaze.

Somerville Fire Department Broadway

F Shirley Boyd Dies in Brigham Hospital

Cambridge resident F Shirley Boyd died yesterday at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital after an appendicitis operation two weeks earlier with complications. A Bay State Automobile Association member and auto accessories dealer on Massachusetts Avenue, he was survived by his widow. Funeral details will be announced.

F. Shirley Boyd Cambridge Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Bay State Automobile Association Massachusetts Avenue

Miss Keller Addresses Suffrage Lecture in Gowned Stature

Miss Keller spoke on suffrage wearing a becoming gown with Mrs. Macy her teacher of 28 years and Dean Burton plus Robert Woods on the platform. She demonstrated lip reading and answered questions before declaring herself an ardent suffragist while noting voters’ actions left her disappointed but determined to continue the fight.

Miss Keller Anne Sullvan Macy Alfred E. Burton Technology Robert A. Woods South End House Mrs. Macy

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