Boston Elevated Railways Time Table Cambridge Division
Timetable notices for Boston Elevated Railway Cambridge division with scattered route times from Arlington Center to Adams Square and Harvard Square to City Point. Includes Sunday and night services, multiple branches, and connections via West Boston Bridge and Cottage Farm with frequent intervals and special notes for holiday weekends.
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Arlington Center
Adame
Beacon
Wight Service i
Adams &Q
Harvard Bridge
West Boston Bridge
Ifrom Arlingtom U
Harvard BG
East Cambridge
City Point
BandAy
Harvard
Subway
Main
Geollay
Beollay
Adama
Matt St
Harvard Square
Adams
Post Office
Boylston
Cambridge
Dudley
Washington ST
Roxbbury
Dudley St
Roxbury
Erivee &T
Prarl
Roxbury Crossing
Mount Aubern
Subwat
Huron Ave
Newton
Watertown
Hanover
Wight
A.M. Newton
Park
MT. Auburn ST
North Cambridge
Athwat
Bude Way
Prospect
Bundsay
North
F. M. Bonday
T.m
Riverside
Bcollat
WAT
Love and the Locksmiths
Agatha, locked out at a crucial moment, finds help from a dapper stranger with a skeleton key. The pair inflames suspicion, but a twist reveals the helper is Roger Bainbridge II, leading to romance and a confession. Agatha and Roger reveal trust and a playful ending.
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Agatha
Mr. Black
Mr. Anderson
Mr. Bainbridge
Roger
Clever Houdini style escape from Castle William graces tale
An army officer recalls a remarkable escape from Castle William when a former barber turned prisoner shaved, saved clippings, and used a false mustache to hide. He donned plain clothes and led plumbers out at dusk, walking past guards and vanishing, a theatrical, successful breakout.
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Castle William
Governors Island
Theo
Old Fort
New York Times
Why Pa Was Mad
Farmer Jones finds a boy beside an overturned hayload on the main road. The boy fears his angry father, but the farmer reassures him and invites him to eat before helping load the hay. The punchline reveals the father is buried under the load, explaining the boy’s worry.
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Farmer Jones
Sonny
Origin of the curve ball by Arthur Cummings in 1867
A Baltimore Sun retelling notes Arthur Cummings, a New York amateur, as the first to curve pitch. In a Washington exhibition, his curves baffled Junior Nationals hitters and helped the Excelsior club notable. Cummings later joined the Athletics and became a star, inspiring others to imitate the pitch.
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Arthur Cummings
New York
Washington
Excelsior Club
National Club
Excelsiors
New York Nine
Excelsior
Washington Nine
Nationals
Cummings
Washingtonians
Jewell
al Mills
Mills
Champion Athletics
Baltimore Sun
The Funny Part Critics Say Was Funny
The manager recalls that the show drew critics remarks the next day that critics found humorous.
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Washington Star
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DR. J. Leo Laflamme
Boylston Street
Harvard Sq
Reycroft the Florist
Massachusetts Ave
Cor
Bronxline Street
Fiere
Max Beezer
Bow St
Quincy Sq
Frank Facey
Prospect Street
Allied Printing Trades Council
Labe
THE
Sentinel
B. B. Shaughnessy & Sep Book. Store
Cambridge Street
Institute
East
Mass
Boston Elevated Railway CO
Love and the Locksmiths
Black
Bainbridge
Roger Bainbridge 2d
Bainbridge Senior
George E. Everett Eipert
Central
Cambridge Gas Light Company
W. Gale Lumber Go
Oliver D. Clary
N. E. Representative
M. F. Barry & CO
Elston Building
INMAN
Henry Cunningham
Cunningham Bros
Tel
John Cunningham
George
Mahady
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