No More Cars Over Bridge due to Harvard closure
Car service over Harvard bridge will be discontinued from Saturday until repairs finish. Harvard square Dudley street and Wustis street Central square lines will divert via Cottage Farm bridge Commonwealth avenue and Beacon street. Porter Square Beacon street line will divert to Massachusetts avenue near Harvard bridge with transfers at Central Square.
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Harvard Bridge
Navy
Harvard Square
Dudley Street
Wustis Street
Central Square
Massachusetts Avenue
Beacon Street
Cottage Farm Bridge
Commonwealth Avenue
Porter Square
Central
Trains Run In Both Directions In Cambridge Subway
Train service operates in both directions through the Cambridge subway, enabling passengers to travel west and east with regular headways. The change ensures continued mobility for commuters and visitors navigating the city’s transit network.
Beheld Court for Food Law Violations in City
A group of individuals appeared in court for food law violations connected to the Board of Health food division led by Chief Inspector George H. McCaffrey. Katherinia Tapulela of Pitts Street West End was found guilty of selling cottonseed oil as olive oil and fined 23 dollars.
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George H. McCaffrey
Food Division
The
Board of Health
Katherinia Tapulela
Pitts Street
West End
Peter Kaines
Peter Stanmantas
Faneuil Hall Square
Antonio Prevoir
Harrison Avenue
Antonio Berttuccini
Merrimac Street
Peter and George Bogegi
Broadway
South Boston
Two Men Charged In Flour Theft Case In Boston
Joseph Kelly of Medford and William Harkins of Shawmut Avenue were arraigned before Judge Wentworth in the Municipal Court and pleaded guilty to larceny of 1000 pounds of flour from Max Freedman of Heverhill Street. Harkins received four months in the House of Correction. Kelly's case was continued until Friday.
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Joseph Kelly
Medford
William Harkins
Shawmut Avenue
South End
Wentworth
Harkins
House of Correction
Kelly
Max Freedman
Heverhil Street
Harvard Flier Killed in Fall
Springfield confirms Lieutenant Alton H. Kimball 22 of the city died in an overseas air crash on November 12. A Harvard graduate of 1917 he had soon after entered MIT for aviation training with his parents announcing the news.
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Springfield
Alton H. Kimball
Harvard
Massacchusetts Institute of Technology
War painting exhibit opens in Boston halls
A charity exhibition of 180 aviation battle canvases by Lieutenant Henri Farre opens at Horticultural Hall in Boston and runs December 6 through December 16. The display showcases the latest in war painting as Farre, a veteran fighter, presents battle scenes to the public.
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Boston
Horticultural Hall
Henri Farre
Farre Portrait Painter of the Western Front
Lieutenant Favre, a French artillery trained artist, served three years as an aviation corps pilot on the western front. His sketches and paintings from bombardments at Strasbourg, Karlsruhe, Metz, and flights to the Rhine were shipped to the United States under the care of the French High Commission and the Military Mission.
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French High Commission
Farre
France
Buenos Ayres
Paris
Marne
French Army Museum
Favre
Western Front
Strassbourg
Karlscrue
Metz
Rhine
Kaiser Gets Hate Cards Amid Harboring Tensions
Amberongen Holland reports the former German Emperor William II walks with Count von Bentinck and a police guard as letters addressed to him with hate and contempt are delivered at the castle. Recent German inmates from Wolfhazen camp clashed over his portrait, sailors from the Flanders coast demanding it be moved or hidden.
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Amberongen
Holland
Associated Press
Count von Bentinck
William Hohenzollern
Wolfhazen
Flanders
Bishop Names Germany Punished to Uttermost Farthing
St Louis, Nov 27 Bishop William A Quayle of the Methodist Episcopal church declares in a speech that any peace commission failing to make Germany pay will not represent the American people and that the Kaiser must be tried and executed for murder before justice can prevail. He says the war was against the German people not just the Kaiser and calls leniency unloving sentimentality.
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ST. Louis
William A. Quayle
Methodist Episcopal Church
Germany
Ex-Treasurer Gray Released on Bonds
Wesley P. Gray once town treasurer of Stoneham was released on bail after indictment for larceny of 800 dollars. Bail set at 12000 dollars, reduced from 20000. He had been jailed in East Cambridge since October and left court after bail posting.
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Wesley P. Gray
Stoneham
Gray
East Cambridge
Sogen
Jesus
Dorchester Man Found Dead Near South Boston Tracks
Thomas O Leary aged 60 of 3 Davidson street Dorchester was found dead yesterday in a gap between railroad tracks and the Sec on street bridge in South Boston. Foreman Peter Nee of the New Haven railroad discovered the body and alerted police at Station 6.
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Thomas O'Leary
Davidson Street
Dorchester
Second Street
Boston
Peter Nee
New Haven Railroad
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