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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1911

Page

20

Two Tiers of Streets Proposed in City Plan

Mayor Fitzgerald announced plans to ask the Transit Commission to study underground sidewalks beneath Winter Street and between the South Station Park Street subway, integrating with the new subway scheme. The proposal envisions below surface sidewalks running under Winter Street and linking to the surface.

Fitzgerald The Transit Commission Winter and Washington Streets Commission Park Street South Station Winter Street New South Station

Proposed underground sidewalks under Washington street

The mayor advocates building underground sidewalks beneath Washington to Essex and Milk streets to relieve congestion on Winter and Washington streets. He notes the plan would require wiping out all areaways beneath the sidewalks between these points as a necessary step.

Washington Street Essex Milk Win‘ter Washington Streets

Subway tunnels may connect Cambr idge Tremont and Washington streets

A speaker proposes underground sidewalks enabling direct exits from the Cambridge Tremont Street subways to Washington Street tunnels. He suggests stores on Washington Street could have tunnel entrances through their basements.

Cambridge Tremont Street Washington Street Washington “ Winter Streets

New York Called Most Vicious by Club Delegate

At the seventeenth annual State Federation of Women's Clubs convention Mrs. Winifred Harper Cooley said New York is the most immoral city in the United States because residents live in restaurants and delicatessens and have little home life. Her paper on Women and Food Adulteration linked health and morality to food.

New York State Federation of Women's Clubs United States Winifred Harper Cooley The Associated Clubs of Domestic Science

Guardian Answers Bowler Spendthrift Trust Instruction Request

Otis Weld Richardson guardian for three Bowler minors filed an answer in the Supreme Court to the Old Colony Trust Company petition for instructions. The company seeks guidance on paying debts from the fund’s principal or income, including counsel fees tied to Bowler’s defense in a bill in equity filed by Mrs Angelina G Stevens over notes totaling $271,000.

Otis Weld Richardson Bowler George P. Bowler Old Colony Trust Company Supreme Court Aggelina G. Stevens

Guardian Ad Litem Appointed for Bowler and Livingston Minors

Mr Richardson is named guardian ad litem for Robert B Bowler Jr Kathleen Bowler Alice Bowler and Louisa A Livingston minors with an interest in the trust fund and any future interests. His response to the companys petition for instructions admits all allegations by the trust company.

Richardson Robert B. Bowler, Jr Katherine W. Bowler Alice Bowler Louisa A. Livingston Petision

Bowler Spendthrift Fund Shields His Assets From Creditors

The $45,000 spendthrift fund created by Robert P. Bowler, brother of George P Bowler, is meant to protect him from want and to keep income from being diverted by creditors or loaners. Despite numerous suits in equity and law by those harmed by Bowler's spendthrift propensities, none have succeeded in diverting principal or income away from Bowler.

Saw mill destroyed by fire in Fairfield Maine

The steam saw mill of C. G. Hume in Fairfield burned tonight causing about 75000 dollars in damage, insured. The blaze, believed started by a hot box, follows a previous mill burn last April. The rebuilt mill had just resumed operations last Monday and employed 60 men.

Fairfield C. G. Hume

Miss Laura Harlan Takes Social Secretary Role

Miss Laura Harlan daughter of the late Justice Harlan has joined the prominent Washington social circle by becoming social secretary to Mrs. Wickersham wife of the Attorney General. The position was previously held by Miss Julia Patten. Miss Harlan is known for independence and is a skilled musician with strong social knowledge in Washington.

Washington, D. C Laura Harlan Justice Harlan United States Surpreme Court Harlan Wickersham United States Julia Patten Washington

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