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03 Aug 1907
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Cambridge Sentinel in Cambridge, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1907
Page
1
Local Notables Take Rest at New England Spots
The Misses Mazaret Jefferson and Mary McCarthy and Beevie Leary are recreating at Long Pond Dracut Mase. Francis G Kane who has been working for Harold Bennett the past three years has gone with his aunt Mrs Robert Colton of Orient Heights to Winthrop to spend his two weeks vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazaret Jefferson
Mary McCarthy
Beevie Leary
Long Pond
Dracut
Mase
Francis G. Kane
Harold Bennett
Robert Colton
Orient Heights
Winthrop
Notable Parade Recipients Cheer as Public Men Pass
A Monday afternoon parade drew cheers for many public figures including Representative Manuel Andrew and Ex-Majors AicNamee Dickinson Hall and Sheriff Fairbairn. Notables such as Ex-Alderman Coveney Ex-Representative Barrett and Mayor Wardwell received strong ovations along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Sherif John KR. Fairbairn
Aylward
J. Edward Barry
Morgue Club
Michael H. Flynn
John W. Coveney
J. Frank Facey
Registrar of Voters
Fred J. Macleao
Fone
Central Square
Thomas J. Edwards
James T. Barrett
Andrew J. Rady
Thomas A. Houllahan
Norwood
John J. Ahern
Henderson
Blanchard
Stephens
James
Casey
Quilty
Ryan
Murphy
Mullen
Clukas
Supt
Goodnow
Michael D. Collins
City Employees Union
Wardwell
Pres, Lake
Board of Aldermen
Tres
Hunter
Common Coonceil
Giles; Stearns
Myers
Hogan
Andrew
John B. Whorisker
The
Globe
Cambridge Old Home Week Parades Highlight Veterans and Leadership
An account from Cambridge recounts Old Home Week events with praise for Lieut. Russell A. Wood and Col. Horace G. Kemp for parade leadership. Sen. Fred J. Macleod and Alderman Brownell appear as political figures amid celebrations, with vivid notes on decorations and a historic flag-raising at Steve Harrington’s Cambridge street business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell A. Wood
Horace G. Kemp
Stephen H
Steve” Harrington
Cambridge Street
Morro Castle
Cuba
Harrington
John Glynn
Watertawn Arsenal
Old Home Week Parade A Festival Of Pride
The Cambridge Old Home Week parade drew large crowds on Monday with floats and trades represented by decorated divisions. Citizens applauded the display, with special praise for the G A R veterans as the parade moved along East Cambridge amid enthusiastic spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Cam
Cambridge
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Union Cigar Manufacturers of
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International Union of America
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Masel
Ean
IW Pier
CAI IU
America
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Undertaker
Harvard Street
MT. Auburn Street
Watertown
Tel
Newton North
Pea Coal
Egg Coal
Steve Coal
Nat Coal
Franklin Coal
Coleman Brothers
Green S
Becton
Whaerves
Broadway
Fred
Deitrick
Massachuettts Avenue
Charles H. Thurston
Raymond
China Mall
Patrick R. Phelan
Main St
Cambridgeport
Mass
Arthur R. Henderson
Real Estate— Insurance
Harvard Square
Central Club
Travisiones
Joseph L. Jolson
David T. Dickinson
Brownell
Fred J. Macleod
Democratic State Committee
Macleod
the Central Trust Co
Thomas F. Riley
Thomas J. Conrick
Rovidence
McCarthy
Lafayette Square
City Hall
Ambridge
Widge
Massachusetts Ave
Essex St
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