Boston Transit Schedules Include Night and Sunday Service
A dense list of Boston Elevated Railways routes shows departure times from Arlington Centre to Adams Square and other hubs, with night and Sunday service patterns. It notes specific intervals, via Beacon Street Warvard Bridge and Broadway routes, and details for Harvard Square Roxbury crossings, Park Square and Scollay schemes, plus the Riverside and Newton connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Centre
Adama
Beacon St
Warvard Bridge
West Boston Bridge
Aragton Mie Gape
Arlington Heights
Subwat
Adams
Adams Square
Harvard Square
Harvard
East Cambridge
City Point
Subway
Broadway
Park
Scollay
Hasex Bt
Scollay Sq
Buuday
Main St
River ST
Post Office
Boylston ST
Cambridge
Dudley ST
Washington
Roxbury
Roxbury Crossing
Mount Auburn
Huron Ave
Newton
Watertown
North Cambridge
Prospect ST
North
Adame
Riverside
Watertown. &Q
Abolish Cambridge Police Sergeant Post Seen By Board
The Cambridge police board urges ending the district sergeant position citing vacancies and limited night supervision. It also recommends measures to curb fraud, tighten regulations, and address illicit railroad passes used by officers to influence patrols.
Senatorial Convention Addresses and Pledges
The report covers a late night senatorial convention where Macleod spoke of winning effort and thanked delegates. He pledged that no one would regret backing him and vowed to win. Representative Sennett followed with a pledge to support the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sennett
East Ward Leaders Appoint Senatorial Committee Members
Supporters and friends pledge victory for the nominee as a senatorial committee is named with members across wards including Frank M. Black Ward 3 and John F. O'Brien Ward 9 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Black
Thomas McDermott
Joseph Flynn
James H. Donnelley
Thomas J. Unvynnaugh
Joseph M. Cleary
John F. O'Brien
John Buckley
Maurice M, Lynch
Prospect Union To Offer Evening Classes For Workingmen
The Prospect Union in Massachusetts Avenue will start regular evening classes for workingmen offering English French German natural science mathematics and practical courses. Harvard chemist Dr L Clark and Lawrence Scientific School staff teach in chemistry electricity steam engineering and mechanical drawing. Stenography bookkeeping and civil service exam prep are provided by respected instructors. New members may register and classes meet on various evenings with schedules posted at the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Union
L. Clark
Harvard
OC. R. Shepard
Lawrence Scientific School
Law School
J. KB. Cook
United States
Massachusetts Avenue
Death of James Livingston editor of the Cambridge Times
James Livingston editor and proprietor of the Cambridge Times died at Cambridge hospital after an illness from neck abscess and Brights disease, aged in his years. Born September 4 1851 in Shedine New Brunswick he built a newspaper career with his brother John and later established the Cambridge Times in 1898. He leaves a widow and three daughters. Funeral was private at his residence 117 Otis Street with interment at Woodlawn cemetery Malden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Cambridge
James Livingston
the Times
Cambridge Hospital
Bright
Livingstone
Shedine
N. B
John
Telegraph
St. John
Watchman
Cambridge Press
Cambridge Times
Otis Street
Robert Waller
Woodlawn Cemtery
Malden
J. J. Kelley & Son, Undertalers
Courageous rescue as fire horse reined in by Crowley
During a Goepper Bros fire, John Crowley sprang to action as the hose carriage near Spring Street lurched when the horse bolted. He jumped from the sidewalk, held the bridle, and subdued the frightened animal despite being dragged several feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goepper
John Crowley
Fifth and Fourth Streets
Worthy
Whist and Dancing Benefit Planned by Division 49 A. O. H.
The bazaar ended successfully and friends of table No 4 plan one more event. An 8 to 10 o'clock whist followed by 10 to 12 dancing will be held on Thursday Oct 19 in Malta Hall Prospect street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
I Rs Department
Svrgeant
Suree
Herbert Gordon
Hampshire
Prospect Streets
Cambridge
Parachit
Committee On
Gordon
Coady
Counthan
Inman Street
Cambridge Street
Prospect
Cambridge Streets
Tom
Prospect Street
Garth
Hampshire Street
Counihan
Daniel Boorstein
City Hall
Officer Candy
Officer Gordon
Hampshire Streets
Omeer Gordon
Charles 8. Cahill
Cahill
Omeer Counthan's
Hampshire and
Ull
Omeer Counthants House
Committee On Claims
Conathan
Charles Benson
Charles H. Pratt
City of
Theodore H. Raymond
Table No. 4
Malta Hall
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Boston Elevated Railway CO
Ume
O City
Reycroft the Florist
Massachusetts Ave
Cor
Brookline Street
E. E. Hodgdon
Col
Essex Street
Herbert L. Rose
Western Avenue
River Street
J. B. Byrne
Mason Contractor
Main Street
Cambridgeport
Mass
Martin A. Feeley
Western Ave
Charles River
Walter 8. Swan
George H. Holmds
Edmund H. Norris
William B. Durant
James F. Pennell
James A. Wood
Ghorge H. Stharns
Walter 8, Swan
Station 3
New York Central & Hudson W Ver R. R
Boston & Maine R. R
Ute
John F. Powers
New York Central
Hudson River RK. R
Bex
H Harrington
John A. Hedin & CO
Cambridge, Street
East
WM. H. Wood & CO
Shoon Lee
Putnam Sq
Calion S. W. Pill
Cambridge St
Putnam St
THE
Sentinel
D. B. Shaughnessy & Sop Book Store
Institute
George Douglass
Hampshire St
Cambridgeport, Mass
E. J. Dunphy
Gieset
GHAS
Atkins & Coo
B. Kelleher
Oxford
Oxford and Eustis Sts
T. W. Hillier & CO
Props
TN. Rovey & Company
Third
Raymond. Central
SOU
Siy Lehan & McCarthy
Raymond
Thomas F. Martin Plumber
Myrtle Avenue CamerRidge
Central Street
Boston
Main
J. Cushing & CO
Pillsbury
Regent St
John F. Doherty
Geo. E. Francis
KE. Fabyan
Wu. Stables
Ellery St
Harvard St
C. T. Chin & CO
Boyision Si
Avcair & Carlson
Harvard Street
Ernest W. Clark
Marvard Square
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