Printing for Dances by J Frank Facey at Prospect Street Cambridge
The notice states that printing for most dances is handled by J Frank Facey located at 36 Prospect Street in Cambridge. This item notes the printer's address and responsibility for printing.
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J. Frank Facey
Prospect Stret
Cambridge
Cambridge Harbingers and Cambridge Club News
Local residents from Cambridge report August visits to Cohasset, seaside trips, and summer outings. Brattle Hall in Harvard Square is being remodeled for dances, with the Cambridge Cadets planning a November Barn Party. Numerous residents return from vacations and travel, while weddings, birthdays, and local incidents fill the social page.
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Lizzie Kelley
Norfolk Street
Julia Conrick
Harvard Street
Cohasset
Grace Conrick
Brattle Hall
Harvard Square
Cambridge Cadets
Patrick Donohue
Daniel O'Brien
John Hanlon
Daniel Macdonald
Nellie McDonald
Wim. F. Webster
Beatrice McDonald
Peak’s Island
Pines
Maine
Jessie T. Marks
Elm Street
Lizzie G. Browne
Spring Street
Smith's
John A. Kennedy
Georgetown
Maia
Salisbury Beach
James Murphy
Franklin Street
Old Orchard
Frank Brassil
Western Avenue
Richard H. Welsh
Allston Street
Provincetown
Joseph H. Donnelly
Faneuil Hall
Lowell
Manchester
Jeremiah Quinn
Fabyan
N. H
Timothy F. Toomey
Brighton
Walter M. Cashman
Magazine Street
Bar Harbor
Mamie Quinn
Katherine Murphy
Hampton Beach
John F. Neilan
Laurie Linehan
Wm. Graney
Tom Craven
Johnstown
N. Y
William MecAnaul
Brant Rock
Frank T. Evans
Monmouth
Walter L. McMenimen
Sergeant
Wm. H. McMenimen
Grace Webb
Ware
St. Paul’s Church
John J. Farrell
Wm. V. McMenimen
New York
William V. McMenimen
MISSISSIPPI RIVALS AND THE STATE RIGHTS FIGHT
The piece analyzes the Mississippi senatorial contest between John Sharp Williams and Governor Vardaman, contrasting their personalities and ideologies. It discusses their backgrounds, political styles, and the broader push by southern advocates of state rights, noting rail regulation battles and figures like Foraker and Harriman as contemporaneous political currents.
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Alabama
Foraker
Ohio
Harriman
Willis J. Abbot
John Sharp Williams
Vardaman
Mississippi
Williams
Senate
Wardanan
United States
Tillman
Okolona
Republican National Committee
Indiana
Washington
Mr. Williams
Yardaman
North
Wiliams
Congress
Vardamin
Bowery
House
Ufe
Kentucky Military Institute
University of Virginia
University of Heidelberg
Germany
North Carolina
Ike Crrano
Calhoun
Dow
Con
Interstate Commerce Commission
Glenn
Southern Railroad
United States Supreme Court
South
Illinois
Deneen
Joseph B. Foraker
Roosevelt
Taft
Salmon P. Chase
John Sherman
Tobacco Trade Becomes Highly Specialized in Cambridge
The piece notes the shift to specialized tobacco wholesale and retail. It cites Thomas Charak’s shop at 502 Massachusetts Avenue near Brookline Street Station as an example of the professional approach, and lists telephone number 7262 Cambridge.
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May Eagan
F. Eagan
Putnam Avenue
Miss Eagan
Alice Martin
Mabel Crozier
May Richards
Julia O'Connor
Nora O'Connor
Polly Connors
Margaret Liston
Gertrude Curill
Helen Power
Rather Fitsibbes
Mess
Howard Coolidge
Joseph Richards
Ernest Crozier
Sussell Crozier
Percy Crozier
John Niland
TD. Donnelly
M. Halloran
Wm. Eagan
M. Pagan
Timothy Eagan
Gertrude H. McDonald
W. R.C
Harry N. McKay
Susie Louw
North Newcastle
Cambridge
Boston
Daniel J. Tobin
Charlestown
Tobin
Georgia W- Sanborn
Mayors
Mondar
New York
Edward A. Counihan
Mayor
Sunny Farm
Center Harbor
N. H
John J. Whelan
Green Street
Truro
Cape
James Belloc
Boynton
Mass
Fourth
Cambridge Streets
Cambridge Relief Hospital
M. Medley
Otis Street
Rochester
N.Y
Ethel Doull
Amy Toull
Broadway
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Middle West
Joseph M. McLanaghlin
East Cambridge
Newport
Morris Cohen
Billerica Street
Dynan
Cohen
Frank Inver
Antonio Arazeo
Peter Woods
Rice Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Waterhouse Street
Engine 7 Company
Wadsworth Street
Frank A. Hagar
Third District Court
Fayelon Cottage
Houghsteck
George J. Mann
East Foxboro
Hazar
Agnes Costello
Clinton
Eve- Ian Cameron
Alph Jefferson
Chelsea
Tlomearm
Melvin Village
Haywood Halsey
Fred Sherman
Jerome Ewen
Henry Ayer
Jefferson
Saratog
M. J. Shuckrow
Murray
Wee
Shuckrow
Banks Street
Timothy Corcorin
Elizabeth Stolba
Fitchburg
Martin Ganjizian
Dunster’s
Division 1
Alex Graves
Iraves
Regent Street
Cushing
John Ticker
Sterling
Nellie Downs
Groton
Joe Flynn
Tom King
Joe Buckley
John Sryan
Morgue Club
Peaks Island
George Everett
Hampshire Street
George
Annie Manning
Blessed Sacrament
Mary Bresnahan
Mooley
Murphy
Tom Gannon
8. K. Carfield
Woman's Relief Corps
Gertrude II. Mclonald
Mary A. Crowley
Danastreet
Hurley
Tortsmouth
X. H
J. . White
Brookline Street
Philadelpha
Thomas Charak
Hair regrowth guarantee sale at Silva's store
A hale restorer offering a hair growth guarantee operates at Silva's located at 345 Green Street near Central Square. The ad promises a full refund if hair does not grow.
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Silva's
Green Street
Central Square
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