Boston Elevated Railway Schedule Highlights May 18 1905
Transit timetable lists frequent routes from Arlington Centre to Adams Square and Harvard Square routes through to Broadway and Cambridgepoints. Night services run to Adams Square and City Point with varied minute intervals. Sunday schedules show adjusted first/last trains and midday gaps.
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Arlington Centre
Adams
Beacon St
Harvard Bridge
Gundey
Arlington Heights
Subway
Adams Square
Harvard Square
Harvard
East Cambridge
City Point
Henry
Cambridgeport
Massachusetts Ave
Auburn
Rowee's
Broadway
Park
Scollay
Hasex
Scollay Sq
Adams’ Sq
Main Bt
River
Post Office
Boylston
Cambridge
Dudley
Washington
Roxbury
Roxbury Crossing
Mount Auburn
Huron Ave
Nevon
Watertown
A. M
North Cambridge
Prospect
Riverside
Burway
PRM C
City Aldermen Debate Rail Line And Pay Hike
City aldermen approved committee referrals on Boston Elevated Railway double track on Malin street and pay raises for park staff to two fifty a day. The session also featured remarks by Alderman Flynn defending a police investigation article and noting past passes from railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Barry
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Malin Street
Lynch
Park Department
Flynn
Police Investigation Committee
Chronicle
Teels
MacDufffie
Alderman Flynn
MacDuffie
Star Chamber
Gordon
Fahy
Alderman Lynch
James
Cambridge Electric Light Company
Hollis Street
Hirt
Quinn
J. H. Corcoran
Boston Elevated Railway
Essex Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Central Square
Darius Parker The Hardest Man In Ingham County
Ingham county farmer Darius Parker was known for his stern practical nature and tightfisted ways. Neighbors recall a lifetime of sterner virtues, including no romance or sentiment, as he sized up every field and measured potential hay yields per acre.
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Deacon Parker
Sally Merriman
Bally
Deacon
Betsy
Sally
Darius
Indiana
Widder
Sarah
Aim Cully
Ingham County
Darius Parker
List of residents skipped by partisan assessors prompts trust test
The Sentinel reveals numerous names of people allegedly omitted from assessment by partisan assistant assessors in this year’s registration drive. It explains the process for rejoining the voting list requires two witnesses to verify residence, and lists many addresses across Broadway, Main, Spring, Gore, Cambridge, and nearby streets. The piece accuses the assessor of political manipulation and notes wholesale arrests last summer due to such errors.
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Sentinel
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Boston Elevated Railway CO
Reycroft
Floris
Cor
Brookline Street
E. E. Hodgdon
Col
Herbert L. Rose
Western Avenue
River Street
J. B. Byrne
Mason Contractor
Mass
Martin A. Feeley
Western Ave
Charles River
Walter 8. Swan
Ghorgh H. Holmes
Caehier
Edmund H. Norris
William B. Durant
James F. Pennell
James A. Wood
Ghorgh H. Stharns
Walter
Swan
Common Council
Giles
Messrs
Sullivan
Harlow
Dow
Jefferson
Thayer
Wood
Nelligan
Smithers
Chase
Black
Crane
Bridget Dempacy
Committee On Claims
Chise
Don. Dare
P. O. Eastment
Donald
John Stack
Daniel J. McNulty
Hampshire St
Mathew A. Dooley
James Walsh
Pelham St
Jeremiah J. Foley
Main St
Thomas Coveney
Thomas Ross
James Villemaire
Timothy Doherty
John H. Sullivan
John P. Hotland
Clark St
Norman McDonald
Spring St
John A. Burns
Charles St
Dennis Coakley
Gore St
Roman C. Majewski
Winter St
John J. Carroll
Bridge St
Dennis J. Dorgan
Stevens Ct
Cornelius O'Reilly
Daniel O'Connell
Michael Ryan
Vine St
William D. Crowley
Charles McCarron
Frank R. McManus
Cambridge St. Louis
Banks St
James P. Larlin
Grant St
Patrick J. Flanagan
Flagg St
Michael Haley
Athens St
Henry Haley
Mt. Auburn St
Matthew J. Corkery
Plympton St
William C. Malioney
Dunster St
Denis J. McGrath
Mt. Auburn St. James BE
Hassett
Wendell
Patrick T. Haley
Line St
James Donovan
Baldwin St
Howard J. Croke
Western
John Gallivan
Putnam
Charles N. Melver
Andrew ,St
Dennis J. Corkery
Green St
Thomas M. O'Brien
Kinnaird
William T. Farrell
Franklin
Arthur W. Costello
William St
James A. Ward
Sidney St
Roderick D. Martin
Franklin St
Thomas F. Lynch
Brookline St
James J. Keegan
Inman St
William F. Garrett
Joseph W. Bean
Inman St. Patrick Gartland
Line
Harry D. Hughes
John Doyle
Hampshire
St. Michael
William A. Cox
Morris A. Skold
Washington St
Matthew F. McGurk
Clark St. Alex
J. McDonough
Webster Av
Paul R. Callahan
Webster
Patrick D. Shea
Pioneer St
Massachusetts
Clark Street
Third St
First St
Eliot St
Gore
Thorndike St
Stevens St
Cambridge St
Somerville
Harvey St
Reed St
Seven Pines
Bolton St
Gladstone St
Bridge
Concord
Sherman St
Treall St
Fayerweather
Foster St
Walker St
Brattle St
Gerry St
Flage St
Fir Grant St
de Wolf St
Carlisle St
Wendell St
Bristol St
Norfolk St
Fairmont
Kinnaird St
Hamilton St
Magazine St
St. Paul St
Hancock
Columbia St
Inman
Amory St
Portland St
Webster Ay
Down and & John A. Hedin & CO. House Furnishers
Cambridge Street
East
WM. H. Woob & CO
Lee
Putnam Sq
W. Pill
Putnam St
Wes
THE
D. B. Shaughnessy & Sep Book Store
Institute Building
George Douglass
Pra
E Ct Street
Hampshire St. Cambridgeport, Mass
E. J. Dunphy
Boesial Poaneee Aerateen
Ghas, Atkins & Co
Prospect Street
Central Sq. Tel
B. Kelleher
Oxford
Oxford and Eustis Sts
North
T. W. Hillier & CO
Props
Thomas F. Martin Plumber
Myrtle Avenue Camerivce
Mase Telephone
Cambridor
HN. Hovey & Company
Third
Cambridge Streets
Reymond
Central Souare ‘& Good Electric
Lehan & McCarthy
J. Cushing & CO
Holesale
Pillsbury's
Regent St
John F. Doherty
E. Francis
Suensagor
J. KE. Fabyan
Om Stables
Ellery St
Harvard St
First-Claes
Kea. Tel
Boylston St
Cambridge St. Tel. Conn
A. Hackett
Horse Shoer
East Cambridge, Mass
M. Doherty & CO
Kneeland St
Atlantic Ave
Boston
Thomas P. O’neil
Iiewtowne
Euerd
Ave
EB. James Lumber GO
Central Street
Main
Ernest W. Clark
Marvard Square
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