Word: metropolitan
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...last legal barrier to the construction of the new Stadium Bridge has been removed. Orders have been passed by both the Boston City Council and the Cambridge Common Council accepting the act of the legislature which authorizes the Metropolitan Park Commission to go ahead with the work. Bids have been called for by the Commission, but owing to some changes in the plans, the award of the contract has been delayed. The contract will be given out very soon, however, and work will then begin immediately...
...Metropolitan Park Commission has granted permission for automobiles to use the Speedway on the day of the Princeton game, and automobiles may enter Soldiers Field from the Speedway through two openings in the iron fence...
...City Council has passed an order accepting the act of the Legislature which authorizes the construction of the new Stadium Bridge. The expense of the Boston approach to the bridge, which, it is estimated, will reach $35,000, will be borne equally by the City of Boston and the Metropolitan Park Commission. A similar order came before the Cambridge City Council Tuesday night and was referred to the Committee on Highways. It will probably be reported to the Council next Tuesday night, and when passed will remove the last legal barrier to the construction of the bridge...
...American domestic or foreign governmental policy has just been awarded to Howard C. Reid '12, for the year 1911-12. His winning essay was entitled "A Study of the Rock Island Railway and its Controlling Companies." David Rubin '12, was awarded honorable mention for his essay on "The Metropolitan Street Railway Organization of New York City." The competition was open to Seniors and special third-year students only...
...Harvard men who are going to be in St. Louis for the next year are requested to send their names and addresses to the secretary of the Harvard Club of St. Louis as soon as they reach that city. The secretary is Dr. Archer O'Reilly, Metropolitan Building...