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This week in Boston
, 1905. A public-domain text about Boston, accessioned whole so the archive can quote it.
Document
- Type
- book
- Publisher
- [Boston] The Innovation publishing company
- Published, as stated
- 1905
- Language
- en
- Media type
text/plain; charset=utf-8- Size
- 1236254 bytes
- Preservation
- preserved
- Digest (SHA-256)
906fc6214b22f85c4c779af481f924ec055a54ecf66f150247f24f756615adf7
Text
Extracted text, as held. Quoted without alteration.
tes Book. COPYRKiHT DEPOSIT ^3. THIS Week BOSTON The Week i Eveiiti Where to Dine Points of Interei' Ctiarctt«« Uav of Boataf Feb 6 to Feb. 12, 1910 Where to Shofi The Theatre* Bahibitieni Sporta Bunker Mill .>\<)nuinent TS; INNOVATION PUBLISHING COMPANY 27 BEACH STREET ;lii. l'Mi:i. i,y Tlip Inri.>\;ifi.in pMl.lishii.. It/lt/lll i.Uiil'- HOTEL CUMBERLAND FTr. NEW YORK Broadway at 54th St. Near 50th St. Subway Station and 53d St. Elevated Broadway" Car from Grand Central Depot Passes Door KEPT BY A BOSTON MAN Itleal Location Xcar Tlieatres, Shops and Central Park NEW AND FIREPROOF Strictly First Class RATES REASONABLE All Hardwood Floors and Oriental Rugs European Plan Excellent Restaurant Prices Moderate 'I ransient Rates, $2.50 with I'ath, and Up Special Rates for Perman- ent Ciuests TEN MINUTES WALK TO 20 THEATRES Send for Booklet HARRY P. STIMSON, Formerly of Boston "SALMAN MONOGRAMS" This cut illustrates one of tl'.e many styles of our popular priced monograms for leather goods etc., belt buc- kles or pins complete, in brass, gold plate or ger- man silv-r. The only monogram in the coun- try that is sawed from solid sheet metal, made in one piece for $1.00 We manii I dure a cvMiip'ete and exclusive line of monogram^ in all metals The Monogram Man 17-21 Bromfield Street, Boston, Mass. Cci.B2«i70L'-l THIS Week IN BOSTON Vol X. Feb. 6 to Feb. 12, 1910 No. 237 This Wf.ek in Bo.^on prill isiiK.n r.vKitv satibhay bt Thk Innovation Pibiishino Co. 27 Beach Stbket 1905 ESTABLISHED 1*.>05 's Week In Boston" clrcu- hrough all the leading hotels iton free. (Not on sale at \nd9). Sold only by sub- on. f m Copy. On* Year, $2.00 are a resident of Boston ■ bs and interested in the ...,c6, concerts, recitals, thea- tres, etc.. you should subscribe for this publication as it gives all in- formation regarding the above one week in advance. INDEX OF CONTENTS Where to Shop -M When- to Dine 14.16 Slc;iiiiship Lines, Forci«n -•• Churches J^ Cxjiist l.inos *4 Thinils Worth Seeing 3 Railroail Stations 24 Thintres 23 Shopping New* 8 Halls 24 Taxic:ih Rates 24 Points of Interest 10 Map of Host on 12, 13 Art Exhibitions 7, 11. 15. 17. 19.21 Societies 5.7. 11. 15. 17. 19. 21 Theater ('hantfcs V Concerts .. 5. 11. 19, 21 Sports 11.21 Lecture 5,7, 11. 15. 17. 19. 21 Recital 11. 15. 17 Opera 7. 15.19. 21 ForeiSn Sailin 11 LEADING HOTELS THAT "THI^ WEEK IN BOSTON" CIRCULATES THROUGH VMKRICAN HOUSE. Hanover St. ADAMS HOUSE. Washington St. OASTLE SQUARE HOTEL, Tremont St. CLARK'S HOTEL. Washington St. COPLEY SQUARE HOTEL. Huntington Ave. COMMONWEALTH HOTEL. Bowdoln St. CRAWFORD HOUSE, Court St. TIOTKL HOLLTP. Tremont St. HOTEL BELLE\n'E. Beacon St. HOTEL BREWSTER. Boylston St. HOTEL BRUNSWICK. Boylston St. HOTEL BUCKMINSTER. Beacon St. HOTEL CANTERBURY. Charlesgate West. HOTEL EMPIRE. Commonwealth Ave HOTEL ESSEX. Atlantic Ave. HOTEL LENOX. Exeter St. HOTETi NOTTINGHAM. Huntington Ave. HOTEL OXFORD. Huntln^on Ave. HOTEL PURITAN. Pommonwoalf h Ave. HOTEL SOMERSET. Commonwealth Ave. HOTEL THORXDTK1E. Boylston St. HOTEL TOTTRAINE. rtovIston-Tremont Sfs. HOTEL TUILERIES. Commonwealth Ave. HOTEL "^T^NDOirB, Commonwe.ali !■ Ave. HOTEL ^^CTORTA. P.Trtmouth St. HOTEL WESTMINSTER, Coplev Square. LNNOHAM HOTEL. Wa.
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Who wrote This week in Boston, and who published it?
[Boston] The Innovation publishing company published it, 1905.
Attested by: Internet Archive — Boston texts, retrieved 5 September 2026, under Public domain — published before 1929.
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Attested by: Internet Archive — Boston texts, retrieved 5 September 2026, under Public domain — published before 1929.
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Attested by: Internet Archive — Boston texts, retrieved 5 September 2026, under Public domain — published before 1929.
Identity
- Identifier
- urn:lemay:boston:document:this-week-in-boston
- Canonical URL
- https://boston.fyi/document/this-week-in-boston
- As JSON
- https://boston.fyi/document/this-week-in-boston.json
- Version
- 1 · last changed 5 September 2026
Provenance
- Source
- Internet Archive — Boston texts — source of record
- License
- Public domain — published before 1929 (public_domain)
- Retrieved
- 5 September 2026
- Source identifier
- thisweekinboston07bost
- Rights as stated
- NOT_IN_COPYRIGHT (Internet Archive item rights review), corroborated by the item's own publication date of 1905 — before 1929, and therefore in the public domain in the United States
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| 2 | fetch | retrieved the holding institution's own full-text transcription | archive-ingest 0.1.0 |
| 3 | digest | computed the SHA-256 of the bytes as retrieved, before any other step | archive-ingest 0.1.0 |
| 4 | stage | wrote the bytes to the staging directory under their content address | archive-ingest 0.1.0 |
| 5 | hold | kept the transcription in full so the archive can quote a passage without leaving itself | archive-ingest 0.1.0 |