River Lawn Club Dance at Odd Fellows Hall A success
Odd Fellows Hall hosted a River Lawn Club dance drawing a full crowd. McInnes orchestra played as Herbert E. Kempton directed the floor with Alfred S. Kempton assisting and six aids. club officers included Edwin L. Wallstrom as president and Benjamin N. Shute as financial secretary.
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Riverlawn Club
McInnes
Herbert E. Kempton
Alfred S. Kempton
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Jamin H. Shute
Harold E. Weldon
Perley E. Hill
John Newcombe
Edwin L. Wallstrom
Edmund W. Kempton
George W. Wallstrom
Benjamin N. Shute
Edward Huarraden
Newtowne Dining Room Reopens Under New Owner
The famous cafe at 582 Massachusetts Avenue near Pearl Street reopens under Herbert Bullen as the Newtowne Dining Room. Bullen, previously of the Old Homestead on Murray Street, pledges good food and service at moderate prices.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Pearl Street
Knight
Fisher
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the Sentinel
Death of Miss Teresa OBrien Buried After Requiem Mass
Teresa B OBrien was buried from 1427 Cambridge Street. A requiem high mass at St Marys Church of the Annunciation at 9 am was officiated by Rev Father Wood with Rev John I Murray of Providence Cathedral present as first cousin. Pall bearers included Edward I Gaughan John T OConnor Charles Reagan.
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Teresa B. O’brien
Cambridge Street
St. Mary's Church of the Annunciation
Father Wood
John I’. Murray
Providence Cathedral
Pal
Edward I. Gaughan
John T. O'Connor
Charles Reagan
Fire Protection Arthur Henderson Real Estate Notice
Obituary noting the death of a well known East Cambridge resident. Floral tributes include offerings from the Boston post office mailing division Cambridgeport post office Father Mathew T A Society F M T A Society and various family and friends.
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William Bowen
James Murray
John Nagle
East Cambridge
Boston Post Office
Postal Camping Club
Cambridgeport
Father Mathew T. A. Society
Ladies’ Auxiliary
F. M. T. A. Society
Margaret Kelley
Union Label Approved for Boston Municipal Printing
The Massachusetts Supreme Court ruled the union label may be used on all stationery and printing by Boston's municipal printing plant. The decision dismissed a mandamus petition by Albert W. Finlay and others against Thomas A. Whalen and the city to stop the union label. Inlay manages the rival printing establishment owned by George H. Ellis, former head of the United Typothetae of America.
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Massachusetts Supreme Court
Boston
Albert W. Finlay
Thomas A. Whalen
Inlay
Rat
George H. Ellis
United Typothetae of America
Gossip and recount talk in the alderman race
The column notes Alderman Crane avoided oblivion thanks to a vote on the firemen’s bill. J. Pierce Quilty seeks a recount after trailing by 22 votes as the 12th candidate. Oscar Petersen appears on the city ticket with weak labor support, Swedish voters face reflection, and the Non pats show insignificant strength amid Democratic hopes for Bryan era progress.
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Crane
J. Pierce Quilty
Mr. Quilty
Oscar Petersen
Cambridge Election Commentary Reflects Non Partisan Tensions
The piece analyzes Cambridge city politics after a local election with Non-partisan groups and Democratic gains. It cites Alderman Beale's roughly 5800 votes, critiques machine tactics, and questions the city sealers leadership while prophetic about future contests for the city presidency and National Convention delegates.
Cambridge 1907 mayoral race tight as Wardwell wins by 24 votes
Cambridge voters re elect Mayor Wardwell by 24 votes over Aylward amid a tight contest. Wardwell's 6423 to 6399 result prompts talk of a recount for a disputed 50 vote block in Ward 10. Albin Richards ran as Independence League with 314 votes. Clary and Seaver trailed. The city approved two 1907 referendums and a charter change on election timing and city fiscal powers.
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Wardwell
Aylward
Thurston
Albin Richards
Independence League
Hearstites
Cambridge
Oliver D. Clary
Daniel B. Shaughnessy
Clary
Seaver
Shaughnessy
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