Cambridge Down for Subway in Rapid Transit Plan
Cambridge citizens urge replacing the Boston Elevated Railway elevated line with a city built subway from Harvard Square to Kendall Square, arguing it saves damages, fits future growth, and offers fair long term terms to the company. They propose a 35 year lease to the company with city ownership possible after renewal, and outline legislative amendments for a Cambridge subway.
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O RB Corpor
Harvard Square
Kendall Square
New Bridge
Brattle Square
Park Street
Boston
Dann Hill
Bay Street
Scollay Square
Cambridge
Charles River
Dana Hill
Cambridge Club
Citizens’ Trade Association
City of
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Ketdall Square
Cambridge Street
Boston Elevated Railway
West Boston Bridge
Murray Street
Wear Boston Bridge
Boston Elevated Railwaympany
Elevated
Supreme Court
Augustine J. Daly
Citizens Committee
Henry O. Houghton
Harvard Moves to End Bloody Monday Interclass Fights
Harvard students discuss ending the tradition of interclass trials known as Bloody Monday. The entering class on first Monday faced rough initiation with de rance trials, freshmen refreshments, and dormitory thefts. Sophomores meet to gauge sentiment and may withdraw 1907 participation, risking reduced glory for 1908 rushes.
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Harvard
Cliss
Building Permits Listed for Numerous Cambridge Projects
A long listing details building permits across Cambridge wards including Hazen Confectionery at 110 Elm Street and Edwin J. Ryan at 63 Clifton Street with additions, various owners and builders, several moving and alterations, and autmotive house construction at 100 Henry Street, among others with values ranging from 65 to 2400 dollars.
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Forest Street
Ward 10
G. P. Johnson
W. H. Higgin
Lancaster Street
A. M. Griswold
Louis L. Horne
D. W. Power
Craigie Street
Ward 9
Wm. A. Parry
Upland Road
Ward 11
B. P. Sanderson
I. W. McArthur
Third
Binney Streets
Ward 1
A. H.hews, Inc
Frank Corneau
Crescent Avenue
H. L. Brock
F. C. White
Irving Terrace
Ward 8
John F. Shaw
Joshua Remby
J. Remby
Western Avenue
Ward 7
A. H. Davenport Company
Webster Dickson Company
Cambridge Street
Connery & Wentworth
H. Angus & Son
Potter Street
Mies B. M. Howland
Chandler
Patterson & Fox
Berkeley Street
John’s Literary Institute
George Fogerty
Ralph L. Perry
Henry Street
Ward 6
Automobile House of Wood
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Pettigrew, Bright & Co
Boston Stock Exchange
Bankers
Exchange Building
John Pettigrew
Elmer H. Bright
AL AL Veet
Whitman
Mass
Phenix Nerve Beverage CO
Pike
Phenix Nerve Beverage Company
Phenix
Louis Goulding
Cunningham Bros. , “Tite and Insurance
Massachusetts Avenue
John A. Cunningham
Henry J. Cunningham
WM. H. Won & CO
Backawanink Et Pirect All Rail
Yerxa
Grocer
L. W. Cutting CO
Central
Metropolitan Collections Coo
Mass. Ave
J —John Coffey
T. Melanson
Mt. Auburn Street
Addition
Charles Linehan
Craigle BriDge
Tel
Bridge St Cambridge
J. A. Hedin & CO
East
First Nat
Bank of Cambridge
England
Ireland
Europe
America
Prospect Street
Central Square
Democratic City Committee
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