Car Service Changes Begin Today Across Boston Surface Lines
The Boston Elevated Railway Company will today implement changes on several surface lines. A shuttle between Spring and Centre streets and Gove and Washington streets will replace the Spring Centre to Forest Hills line to improve Washington street service reliability.
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Boston Elevated Railway Company
Spring
Centre Streets
Gove
Washington Streets
West Roxbury
Forest Hills Terminal
Washington Street
City transit plan retimes routes to extend Jamaica Plain access
A comprehensive overhaul of streetcar and shuttle lines will extend service from the Charles River to Jamaica Plain carhouse, increasing Forest Hills to Jamaica Plain trips and enabling a single transfer for West Roxbury riders. Several routes shift via Grove Hall and Columbus avenue, with night service added to Adams square and Roxbury Crossing ferry rerouted through Hanover Street to Washington Street.
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Hyde Park Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Charles River
Forest Hills Terminal
Jamaica Plain Carhouse
West Roxbury
Huntington Avenue
West End Belt Line
Roxbury Crossing
West End
Washington and
Northampton Streets
Northampton Street
Lenox Street
Grove Hall
Washington Street
Dudley Street Terminal
Warren Street
Dudley Street
Copley Square
North Station
Charles Street
Arlington Street
Boylston Street
Copley Station
Columbus Avenue
Bowes Wharf
Shawmut Avenue
Tremont Street
Berkeley Street
Northampton
Porter Square
Central Square
Inman Square
Kendall Square
Sullivan Square
Union Square
Webster Avenue
River Street
Pearl Street
Putnam Avenue
Springfield Street
Rowe's Wharf
Cambridge-Dudley Street
Cypress Street
Brookline
Adams Square
Boylston
Washington Streets
Cypress
Boylston Streets
Berkeley
Tremont
Boston
Hanover Street
Scollay Square
Nine autoists fined for overspeeding at Cambridge court
Arlington police charged nine autoists with overspeeding in Cambridge police court. Seven paid $10 fines: Frederick Johnson Lowell. Hiram S. Johnson Brookline. Reginald G. Musolino Wilmington. Harold I. Larson Winchester. Nathan H. Glover West Newton. Sidney C. Blanchard Winchester. Sherwood Hall Jr. Winchester, who appealed. Two paid $5 fines: Charles E. Kingsley Winchester and James E. Kearns Dorchester.
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Arlington
Cambridge
Frederick Johnson
Lowell
Hirams. Johnson
Brookline
Reginald G. Musolino
Wilmington
Harold I. Larson
Winchester
Nathan H. Glover
West Newton
Sideny C. Blanchard
Sherwood Hall, Jr
Charles E. Kingsley
James E. Kearns
Dorchester
Journalism Courses at Boston University
The College of Business Administration at Boston University offers two journalism courses for the first semester. The elementary course in news reporting and writing runs 30 weeks with the first session Friday evening. An advanced news writing class on feature stories meets Monday evenings for 15 weeks. Both sessions run 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Registration remains open until the classes begin.
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College of Business Administration
Boston University
Bulgarian Premier Plans Vienna Trip Amid Berlin Visit
Sofia reports Premier Radoslavoff of Bulgaria plans a trip to Berlin soon. Ostensible aim is a visit to his son in law, announced from Sofia with a Vienna leg via London at 1 p m local time.
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Vienna
London
Sofia
Radoslavoff
Bulgaria
Berlin
Voyage to the Pearl Fisheries Aboard the Nautilus
In 1866 Professor Aronnax Ned Land Conseil and Captain Nemo accompany a voyage on the Nautilus toward the Gulf of Mannar Island of Ceylon and the Mannar Bank to visit pearl fisheries. Nemo discusses sharks and safety while Aronnax explains pearls and fishing methods during the journey.
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Aronnax
Abraham Lincoln
Ned Land
Conseil
Nemo
Ceylon
M. Aronnax
Gulf of
Mannar
Bank of
Captain Nemo
Switzerland
Atlas
Crespo
Andaman Islands
Nautilus
Ned
Fifty Years of Service for Henry Smalley at Boston & Maine
Henry Smalley completed half a century with the Boston & Maine railroad yesterday. He began with the Boston & Lowell line, stayed through the merger, and worked at Minot street and Warren bridge offices. Born in Harwich in 1842, he served in the Civil War's Thirty-ninth Regiment and was slightly wounded at Gravely Run.
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Henry Smalley
Boston & Maine Railroad
Winchester
Warren Bridge
Minot Street
Smalley
Boston & Lowell Road
Boston & Maine
George Stark
Boston & Lowell
Mr. Smalley
Harwich
Thirty-ninth
Gravely Run
Sunday Post Magazine Prints Two Full Pages of Plays
The Sunday Post Magazine presents two full pages of scenes from the latest plays. The feature highlights current theatre work and provides readers with a glimpse of contemporary stage writing.
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Sunday Post
Real statistics disprove Kansas prohibition claims
The piece cites U.S. Census data to counter Kansas claims that prohibition yields fewer deaths, less crime, and greater prosperity. It notes higher death rates, more juvenile delinquency, and lower savings in Kansas, with many states under license showing better outcomes. It quotes figures on insanity, pauperism, divorces, and alcohol importation to argue liquor laws do not advance welfare.
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Kansas
The
Union
United States
Topeka
Wichita Beacon
Wichita
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