Fares Sought Lowered on Lynn Salem Street Rail Lines
Citizens of Salem and Lynn urged the Public Service Commission to order a 5 cent fare on the Highland avenue and Loring street routes between Salem and Lynn. Local officials cited potential development and revenue gains, while the Bay State Street Railway opposed the petition. The commission said evidence of changed conditions is needed before any fare reduction. Wilmington officials also asked for improved service on the Bay State road from Woburn to Wilmington.
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Public Service Commission
Salem
Lynn
Bas State Street Railway Company
Highland Avenue
Loring Street
W. WL. Gifford
Chauncey Pepin
Street Railway Company
James J. Jackson
Bay State Street Railway Company
Salem and
Wynn
McLeod
Street Railway
Railway Commission
Wilmington
Bay State Road
Woburn
Oelrichs Held for Assault
Hermann Oelrichs, Columbia Law School student and son of the late ship merchant, was arrested by order of Deputy Police Commissioner Dougherty on a felonious assault charge. Lucille Singleton, Bryn Mawr student, alleged she was stabbed by a man named Creighton in the car. A detective involved in the related auto accident case was suspended as investigations continued.
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New York
Hermann Oelris
Columbia Law School
Hermann Oelrichs
Dougherty
Lucille Singleton
Bryn Mawr
Theodore Trayer
Young Ohelrichs
Broadway
Trayer
Miss Singleton
Creighton
Trayver
Oelrichs
C. L. U Planning Public Meeting at Faneuil Hall
The Boston Central Labor Union will hold a public meeting next Sunday at 2 PM in Faneuil Hall. John XV. Walker, president of the mining department of the American Federation of Labor, will address the gathering.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Faneuil Hall
John XV. Walker
Mining Department
American Federation of Labor
Miss Ethel Green Weds Seattle Man
Miss Ethel Green daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell T Green of 21 Langdon Avenue Watertown became the bride of William Zinn Kerr of Seattle Wash The ceremony was held at the bride parents home and performed by Rev O J White BD of the Washington Street Baptist Church Lynn.
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Ethel Green
Russell T. Green
Langdon Avenue
Watertown
Wiliam Zinn Kerr
Seattle
Wash
O. J. White
Washington Street Baptist Church
Lynn
New Life Saving Station Opens in Dorchester Bay
Members of Cit Point station of the government life saving service moved into their new station off Head House, South Boston, in Dorchester Bay. The new station replaces the floating station long in Dorchester Bay and condemned by the government Life-Saving Board which met in Boston.
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Cit Point
Government Life Saving Service
Head House
Sot Boston
Dorchester Bay
Dorchester Ba
Governmet Life-Saving Board
Boston
Itv Point
South
UU. S. Life Saving Board
New Haven Slows Down Fast Trains With Broad Schedule Revisions
The New York New Haven Hartford railroad announces sweeping timetable changes affecting about two thirds of its nearly 2000 daily trains. Through and long runs see longer running times, with limited New York to Boston trains adding up to 23 minutes and overall average speeds adjusted. Suburban services in New York and Boston largely unchanged.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
New Haven
New Haven Road
New York
Boston
Floating life-saving station arrives in Boston from Greenport
The new floating life-saving station, like its predecessor, arrived in Boston from Greenport Long Island and is equipped with the latest life-saving appliances, motor surf boats and electric search lights. The crew moved aboard yesterday and many personal effects were transferred from the old vessel. The old station may be sold at public auction or repurposed for calmer waters.
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Boston
Manda
Greenport
Long Island
President nominates Colonel C. D. Kingman as Chief of Engineers
The President sent to the Senate on October 1 the nomination of Colonel C. D. Kingman of the corps of engineers for chief of engineers with the rank of brigadier general.
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Washington
Senate
C. D. Kingmar
Framingham Board of Trade backs Boston port boom
At the Framingham Board of Trade annual meeting Arthur M. Fitts was elected president. The body unanimously voted to join efforts to develop and boom the port of Boston and indorsed a new currency bill. A delegation will be sent to attend the convention in Boston in the port interests.
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Framingham
Boston
Framingham Board of Trade
Arthur M. Fitts
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