31 Aug 1907
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1907
Page
1
Patrick R. Phelan at 729 Main St Cambridgeport Massachusetts advertises repair for carpets rugs ranges bedding old feather beds antiques furnaces and stoves.
It advertises a well designed home by Jack stressing trade expertise and modern features. The copy promises seasoned lumber and plumbing up to date and entices buyers to inspect and discuss terms and price, urging come in today.
A grand reception was tendered to FAW President John J. Hurley of Cambridge Aerie at his West Somerville residence on August 28. An array of talent performed songs by Denny Miles Kelleher WelIy Cleary Johnson and others. Hurley has risen in three years to the position of supreme secretary of the F OE.
The East Cambridge Charlestown East Boston district heats with former Rep Jeremiah Downey entering the field while Tom Doherty and George Monahan push campaigns. Other contenders include McDonald Teeling Hurley Bennett and Edward Seaport as a Cantabrigia fire sparks reportage.
Been pastworthy president of the Cambridge Aerie No. 185, Afr Hurley plans an itinerary through Norfolk Washington New York Fulliver and Boston ahead of the Norfolk Va Eagles convention the week of Sept 2. Joseph M. Cleary served as toastmaster and New England Field Day treasurer presided with speeches and a feast as Hurley departs for the national convention.
Cambridge board of assessors announced the coming year tax rate at 145 per thousand an increase of 0.20 over last year. Real estate values rose to 550,000 with personal estate at 3,755, polls total 408. Warrant charges total 15, as street taxes rise to 14.58 and the city tax increases by 2,? million while county tax falls to 4217 and state tax rises. Wellington bridge and Alewife brook taxes remain unset.
Voters expect both Representatives Andrew and Hogan to win renomination as their supporters trust the duo’s established records in city government and the State House. The public sees these two favorites as likely to receive the customary second terms in their old districts.
Local Republicans have not agreed on a candidate for Senator and none will file a delegate ticket in each Ward. The party machine is expected to choose the nominee without a genuine contest.
Candidate Glidden campaigns for Governor's Council by placing cards across Somerville urging votes for delegates favorable to his bid. The lineup of delegates remains a concern among Republican leaders who question who will join his delegations.
The Middlesex County district attorney race moves from the usual county convention to separate nominating conventions. The change weakens the dominant county ring, allowing many candidates to gain delegates free from topdown influence and party entanglements.
Ex Representative Jeremiah F. Downey has filed nomination papers for Senator in the Second Suffolk District. He is the only Cambridge man to enter the field so far as the mayoralty contest remains unsettled with many Democratic aspirants idle.
Clemence J. Hogan assistant in spector of milk and vinegar passed the State inspector of food and drugs exam held last week. Out of 165 applicants only four passed, reflecting well on the Cambridge candidate’s efficiency.
Harry Joel, a labor leader and former Ward 6 councilman, has long been a prominent figure in non-partisan civic circles. The article notes his public involvement and influence within the local political and labor communities.
Thousands will attend St. Joseph's outdoor festival and field day on September 2 at the Harris estate Beach Street Belmont. The Irish festival promises hearty welcomes, with jaunty cars and lively crowds celebrating Irish culture.
Beside the famed Kerry puck goat Skellig Moir, the event highlights include Irish pipers Hobbe and Bowen who will lead dances under forest trees. Grounds will glow with thousands of colored bulbs and arc lights lighting the night until 11 PM. Belmont cave note and Waverley streetcar guidance accompany the piece.
The Cantabrigia at 1010 Massachusetts Avenue owned by A M Strauss was damaged by fire Friday morning. The blaze began in the janitor's paint storage in the basement and quickly spread through the building. James J Connell and his son James alerted residents and helped evacuate others as firefighters battled the flames.
Lost Sunday afternoon August Sth at IMT a locket and chain with initials AFL. Reward offered for return to So. 63 Plymouth Street Cambridge. Aliases noted in the description.
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