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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1910

Page

5

Codman Pushes Boston Transit Reform in West End

Edmund D. Codman a major Boston taxpayer urges better public transportation and opposes extending the Cambridge tunnel to South Station He argues the plan would worsen congestion and keep fares high while benefiting elevated lines He notes lack of legislation and warns about a Washington Winter Summer street station amid ongoing transit projects

Edmund D. Codman Boston West End Park Street Mr. Codman Fitchburg Railroad Peter Bent Brigham Hospital George F. Parkman Boston City Hospital Mutual National Bank Public Service Corporation Cambridge Tunnel Elevated Cambridge Washington

Revere Woman Welcomes Baby Boy Jerry Jordan

Jerry Jordan, nine months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Humbert Jordan of 722 Broadway in Revere, is hailed as the handsomest boy in the area. Born in Revere to Italian parents, his Italian name is Ciro, though the family uses Jerry. He has black hair and eyes and a plump, healthy appearance.

Revere Jerry” Jordan Humbert Jordan Broadway, Revere Boston Italy Ciro Jerry Jerry Jordan Broadway Chelsea

Bright's Disease Cure by Warner's Safe Cure Endorsed

A Boston Post advertisement touts Warner's Safe Cure as a lasting cure for Bright's Disease in advanced stages. Mrs. James W. Wray of Devon, Pa recalls recovery after two years taking the remedy, praising its life saving effects and urging others with kidney troubles to try it. The ad notes the product is plant based, sold in 50 cent and one dollar sizes, with free sample pills and bottles offered by mail.

James W. Wray Devon Warner Warner’s Safe Cure CO Rochester Boston Post

Cambridge Station and Subways Strain City Streets

The plan anticipates over half of Cambridge traffic using the station at Shu man corner. Subways aim to relieve crowded streets, yet the Washington Street tunnel is deep and the Cambridge tunnel will sit at the system’s deepest point handling a vast flow. The congestion rises with stairs travel and the effort to reach the bottleneck.

Cambridge Shuman Corner Washington Street

The Ecuador Herb Hair Growth Formula Claim

A man touts a claimed Ecuador herb hair growth remedy mixed with Bay Rum Menthol Crystals and Lavona de Composee. He reports rapid scalp relief and new hair, urging readers to request the formula from Jaynes Drug Co and follow detailed preparation steps.

Ecuador Jaynes Drug Co

Public debate over Boston transit plans and South Station access

Citizens clash over proposed extensions from Cambridge to South Station and a West End loop. Critics warn that an extend to South Boston worsens congestion and favors the Elevated railroad, while supporters urge an independent Park Street subway for surface cars and better city-wide access.

South Boston Dorchester South Boston Cambridge Brockton Park Street Scollay Bowdoin Squares West End Transit Commission Massachusetts ‘Commissions

Boy Loses Leg After Car Hit in Dorchester

James Travers five years old son of Patrick C Travers of 36 Hancock Street Dorchester was run over at Bowdoin and Quincy streets yesterday afternoon and his right leg was cut off at the knee.

James Travers Patrick C. Travers Hancock Street Dorchester Bowdoin and Quincy Streets

Woman Hit by Express Train at Baker's Bridge

Miss Annie Sweeney 65 a former Boston resident was struck by an express train near Baker's Bridge Lincoln yesterday noon and died shortly after. Bystanders warned her on the track but she did not heed the danger signal as the engineer tried to stop. The train from Concord 11 51 had rapid speed past Baker's Bridge. Sweeney lived with Mrs How ard Snell in Lexington and has a sister and niece in Boston.

Lincoln Annie Sweeney Boston Baker's Bridge Miss Sweeney Howard Snell Lexington

WHY COTTON IS CANNON'S FOF

Former Alderman W Dudley Cotton Jr replies to O Meara on Charles Eliot Ware about Cannon opposition. Cotton says he opposes Cannon as a stand patter who manipulates Congress for the protective wing of the Republican party. He notes O Meara cites lack of dignity fairness and temper in a presiding officer and argues the Speaker shapes policy.

W. Dudley Cotton, Jr O'Meara Charles Eliot Ware Ward 11 Republican Committee Cotton Campaign Committee Speaker Cannon Cotton Cannon Congress Republican Party House of Representatives

O Connell Campaigns In Curley Ward With Rallies

Congressman Joseph F. O Connell conducted nine open air rallies in Roxbury Ward 17 the home district of rival Councillor James M Curley. He denounced the shutdown of the E Howard Watch Factory blaming tariff manipulation and trust interests for the loss of a once thriving local industry.

Joseph F. O’connell James M. Curley Roxbury E. Howard Watch Factory Great Watch Trust Howard Watch

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