City Clerk Notice Warns Cambridge Voters to Assemble
The City Clerk issues a notice dated November 28, 1907 informing Cambridge residents qualified to vote to assemble at their respective precinct voting places as directed by law.
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1907
Page
7
The City Clerk issues a notice dated November 28, 1907 informing Cambridge residents qualified to vote to assemble at their respective precinct voting places as directed by law.
On Tuesday December 10 1907 polls will open at six and close at four to vote for 2 mayor 11 aldermen an assessor five school committee members two Common Council members from each ward and Yes or No on three Acts of 1907 chapters 491 565 and 566. Edward J. Brandon city clerk.
Certification lists candidates for mayor, assessor, common council wards, aldermen, school committee, and real estate positions. It includes questions on Chapter 491 and 566 acts, liquor licenses, and a probate citation to appear December 23, 1907 in Cambridge.
City notices a hearing set for December 17 1907 at City Hall to consider Boston Elevated Railway Company petitions for gasoline storage licenses at seven Cambridge locations including Murray Street North Street Boylston Street Mt Auburn Street and Massachusetts Avenue. Edward J Brandon signs the notice under governing acts.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court Middlesex cites heirs and interested parties regarding a document purporting to be the last will and testament of Joseph Porristall of Cambridge. Henry J. Cunningham seeks letters testamentary as executor without bond. citation issued for appearance.
The Middlesex Probate Court cites heirs, next of kin, and creditors of Mary McCarthy to show cause why Timothy McCarthy of Cambridge should not be granted administration without bond. The notice runs weekly for three weeks in the Cambridge Sentinel, with final publication at least one day before the December 26, 1907 hearing.
Great audiences enjoyed refined vaudeville, motion pictures, and illustrated songs at Central Theatre last week. The Arabian Nights tale Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves delighted youngsters and adults alike as the house promotes wholesome entertainment under proprietor Simon Alexander. Baby carriage facilities are a new feature as Manager Rank Roust sings daily to diners and patrons.
Lilian Russell, famed American beauty and player, appears in Boston at the Hollis Street Theatre the week beginning December in a new racing comedy Wildfire by George Broadhurst and George Vo Hobart. The cast includes Joseph Brooks and a strong company with Boyd Putnam Archie Toland Norman Thorpe and others.
Marie Lloyd made her first bow before a Boston audience at Keith's last Monday afternoon as part of a packed vaudeville lineup. The program features Hilda Spong in Kit and the Zingari Operatic company, plus Rice and Prevost, Melenzie and Shannon, Jack Gardner, Hawthorne and Burt, Max York with trained fox terriers, La-Heris, Paul LaCroix, Alexis and Schall, De Verde and Zelda, the Musical Shirleys, Chefalo and Capretta, and new kinetograph pictures.
Benjamin Chapin in Lincoln impersonations leads a seven member cast at the Orpheum Theatre next week. Empire City quartet and the Four Lukens are featured acts along with Mme Hermann and others in Jessie Jack and Jerry. New kinetograph pictures accompany the program.
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