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Everything is changing. Cambridge even Cambridge hits up the stride. A triumphal arch for the site of the Washington Eim? An hotel to replace Beck Hall? A silver-screen emporium for the Square? The razing of the Rotunda...
...three men about the Square who can answer with authority; for it is the newsdealer's part to watch the diminishing of his stacks and thence to prophesy the next month's demand for magazines quiet or gaudy. So the men whose shops are in sight of the Rotunda speak both with authority and with figures...
...Samoa. The island is owned by an U. S. citizen, Alexander Jennings, is a mile wide and a mile and a half long, has about 70 inhabitants including 40 children. (Went to the President.) ¶ Adopted a Senate resolution providing for the completion of the historic frieze in the rotunda of the Capitol. (Went to the President.) ¶ Adopted a Senate resolution providing that donations "of the best specimens of early American furniture and furnishings" be accepted for use in the White House. (Went to the Presidnt...
After many years of agitation, it is now practically certain that the Subway rotunda in the Square will be reduced in size. The Committee on Street Railways favored the bill to reduce it when it met yesterday morning in the State House, although no definite action was taken. No one opposed the idea of the project...
...bill was presented by Representative A. F. Blanchard '04 and proposed that the rotunda be made smaller to relieve the traffic congestion. If carried through Mr. Blanchard's bill would reduce the actual size of the structure, but the present features would be retained. The change would cost, approximately $20,000 half of which would be paid by the city while the State would pay the remaining half and be reimbursed later by rentals from the Boston Elevated Railway Company. Mayor Quoin announced yesterday that he strongly favored the proposed change...