Local Suit Over Ice Delivery Losses Begs Court Action
Robert Hood of Melrose sues Mi fiesex Traders Ice Co for $1000 damages claiming April contract to furnish 200 tons of ice at $2 a ton before Dec 1 was not fulfilled though ready to pay. Other notes mention Cambridge politics, a Beulah Stover dinner, and local obituaries and shop notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi@fiesex Traders Ice Co
Robert Hood
Melrose
Cambridge Druggists’ Association
Copley Square
Cambridge
Board of Aldermen
Charles H. Stover
Inman Alleys Gain Renewal Amid City Bowling Interest
The Inman Alleys, praised as the city's finest public bowling lanes, renew their lease under real estate dealer Michael Barry and host nightly tournaments. Ward 4 candidate Frank J. Lynch, a lifelong Democrat, plans to serve the ward in the next city government, trusting the Democratic majority to manage ward affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Lynch
Common Council
Inman
Michael Barry
Inman Square
S* Wands
Democratic Candidates Drive Local Board Theater Row
The piece notes Jeremiah Corkery and John Flynn as Democratic candidates for the board of aldermen. It highlights theater rights claims around Sherlock Holmes productions, mentioning William Gillette and Conan Doyle and the insistence on approval for the popular play. Flynn urges friends to back the full ticket, aligning with party organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Corkery
Board of Aldermen
Sherlock Holmes
William Gillette
Mr. Gillette
Yound
John Flynn
Corkery positioned for city council peers
The passage notes Corkery as a party loyalist aiming to be one of eleven elected to public office. It portrays his commitment to party organization and suggests Democrats could launch a productive public life, should they seize the opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corkery
Cousin Kate at Castle Square Theatre This Week
Castle Square Theatre announces Cousin Kate as the attraction for next week with Miss Thais Law ton in the title role and Mr Hansel among the leads. The comedy and romance promise lively scenes and audience engagement throughout the three acts. A revival follows the week after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
Ethel Barrytore
Thais Lawton
Mr. Hansel
Original Drama at Castle Square Boston December 24
A four year run in the United States and England culminates with a production at Castle Square theatre Boston on December 24. The drama is described as absolutely original and aligned with city governance themes. Flynn is praised for party fidelity and conserving party interests. he urges voters to support eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jane Johnson
Almy
House of Correction
Nellie Giles
Arlington
Cutter’s Shoe
Harvard Square
Worcester
Cambridge
Hartford
New Haven
Boston
Manchester
N. H
Superior Court
Carolina Read
Webster Avenue
United States
England
Castle Square Theatre
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Cambridge Sentinel
Massachusetts Ave
Minas
Congress
Cambridge Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Winthrop G. Harrington
Chestnut Sheel
Harrington
John Harrington
Cambridge Water Department
St. John
N. B
Massachusetts
Riverside Press
University Press
George F
West
Mary E. G
Willard School
W. Haynes
Newark
N. J
Hammond's
Central E Square
Webster Grocery
Cc Avenue
Fied
John Mitchell
Hammond
Central Square
Katherine M. White
St. John’s Church
Miss White
John Frank Swain
Harvard Street
Brookline
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Hallowell
Pine Grove Cemetery
Lynn
Dennis Buckley
State Farm
Colin Chisholm
Joseph Golzos
Peter Lancinso
Supreme Judicial Court
East Cambridge
Giles Taintor
Brown Street
Fii
Lynch
Norton
Mr. Lynch
Harry Kelley
Newman
Barrister’s Hall
Pemberton Square
Pleasant Pl
Tel
Johnnis
Hans
Sheridan
Castle Square
Charles Frohman
Conan Doyle
Johnston Market
Delicatessen
Cambridge ST
Blackstone Market
Eity
Flynn
Henry F. Farrow
Prospect Street
Stote
H.A. Ally
Cambridge Gan
WM. H. Wood & CO
Cco. W.gale Lumber Co
Oliver D. Clary
N. E
Columbia Stables
Columbia Street
Hampshire
John Murphy
John Hedin
East Cambridg
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!