Tunnel Opens as Tremont Subway Returns to Surface Cars
The Tremont subway reopens for surface cars after extensive work by the Boston Transit Commission. Surface service resumes from Boylston to North station with shifts at Pleasant street and updates for transfers at Public Garden, Park street, and North station. Color schemes at Washington street tunnel stations distinguish Union-Friend blue and State Milk green sections.
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Pleasant Street
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Shawmut Avenue
Boston Transit Commission
Boylston Street
North Station
Public Garden
Park Street
Scollay Square Loop
Charlestown
Atlantic Avenue
Washington Street Tunnel
Union-Friend
State and Milk
Boylston
Essex
Bolyston Street
Cambridge
Newton
Brookline
Brighton
Allston
Man Fires On Policeman Sparks Heavy Firefight
A Baku telegram reports a man fired from a window at a passing policeman. A detachment of infantry was summoned and 2000 cartridges were fired to force surrender. The attacker was found dead with a body riddled by bullets.
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ST. Petersburg
Baku
Attorney General sued over Baltimore lighting bill
The Consolidated Gas Electric Light and Power Company sues Attorney General Bonaparte in the Court of Common Pleas for 747.88 dollars owed for four months of electric lighting at the Walbert apartment house in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Bonaparte
Court of Common Pleas
Consolidated Gas, Electric Light and Power Company
Walbert
Patrons Stranded by Boston Shuttle Maze in Washington Street Tunnel
Confusion and long waits marked opening day as Boston Elevated Railway deploys shuttle trains between North and South stations. Passengers faced tangled directions, crowded platforms, and uncertain routes to Charlestown and East Cambridge, with officials scrambling to restore order amid 1000 workers upgrading the system.
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Boston Elevated Railway Company
Washington Street
North Station
Charlestown
Battery Street
Sullivan Square
Park Street
Boston
Boylston Street
Dover
N. H
North
Beach Street
Essex Street
Hayward Place
Siegel’s
Woodruff Withdraws From New York Senate Race in Favor of Root
Timothy L. Woodruff chairman of the New York State Republican committee withdraws from the U S Senate contest in New York after talks with President elect Taft. Taft and Woodruff announce Elihu Root to succeed Senator Platt on January 19.
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Hot Springs
Timothy L. Woodruff
New York State Republican Committee
United States
New York
Elihu Root
Taft
Messrs. Taft
Woodruff
Mr. Root
Platt
Taft Praises Woodruff and Root for New York Senate Choice
Mr Taft highlights Woodruff's role in promoting party harmony and backing Root for New York's Senate, while Woodruff notes the President elect's desire to retain Root's cabinet-informed influence. He urges Taft supporters to prioritize administration success and Republican unity to defeat Tammany Hall.
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Mr. Taft
Woodruff
New York
Root
Senate
Mr. Root
Mr. Woodruff
Hot Springs
Secretary Root
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Tammany Hall
Master Stroke of Diplomacy
Paris reports the American Japanese agreement praised as a master stroke of diplomacy. The French press lauds Washington and Tokio for uniting in the Pacific, noting Roosevelt's presidency ends brilliantly and the deal honors political wisdom.
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Paris
Pacific
Washington
Tokio
Roosevelt
Oxford Woman Smokes At 107 in North Oxford Home
Mrs Catherine Snay marked her 107th birthday at her North Oxford home today propped in bed after four years of paralysis. She received many visitors including old acquaintances who knew her as Granny Sway. Beside her was her pipe and tobacco which have been her chief solace for 96 years.
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Oxford
Catherine Snay
Hunters Die in Nitro Explosion Near Steubenville
Steubenville O Nov 2 Joe Berenski and John Bardole were killed instantly when hunting A bullet into a can holding nitro glycerine caused a powerful blast.
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Steubenville, O
Joe Berenski
John Bardole
Pastor Henson bids farewell at temple sermon on Christian life
Dr Henson reflects on what it means to be a Christian during a farewell at the temple. He warns against easy conversion and stresses faith as following Christ, not creeds or emotions, as he marks his 77th birthday and more than six decades of ministry.
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Pastor Henson
Kaiser William
Edward
Roosevelt
Jesus Christ
Arctic
Ces
Mt. Blanc
Boston
Christ
Martin Tutner
John Wesley
Henson
Somerville Mayoral Campaign Opens With Rally
A rally supporting Joseph Cummings, Democratic and Citizens candidate for Somerville mayor, is held this evening in the ward room at Knapp School Concord Square.
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Joseph Cummings
Democratic and
Citizens
Somerville
Knapp School
Concord Square
Notable speakers listed for city hearing and presiding official named
The lineup includes Mr. Cummings and Aldermen Haley Keen John F Elkins Henry C Rowland Dr Charles EK Mongan and James W Kenney with Charles I Buffum set to preside over the session.
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Mr. Cummings
Haley, Keen
John F. Elkins
Henry C. Rowland
Charles EK. Mongan
James W. Kenney
Charles I*. Buffum
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Malden
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City Square
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Enry Siegel Linde Sie Ei Neerot
Essexstra
Boylston BS
Washington Sts
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