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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1907

Page

3

No-License topics and local events span Cambridge

East Cambridge notes promote John T. Shea speeches in Shrewsbury Saxonville and the town hall on Washington's birthday with no license as the central issue. Other items celebrate Joseph Appelt leaving Cambridge for Pittsfield and a St Patrick's night performance of Arrah-Na-Pogue led by William Toohey.

John T. Shea Shrewsbury Washington Saxonville Mr. Shea St. Patrick's The Institute Dramatic Club Boudecault William McElroy St. John's New Church Audran Bettina Mary E. Bifin Pippo Dennis P. Kelleher Fiamella Mary G. Welsh Lorenzo Patrick J. Scanlan Catherine O'Neill Lena Brown Josephine Dwyer May T. Dwyer Minerva Story Ellen Peckham Susie Glynn Mary E. Doran Katherine J. Greene Katherine M. Doran Edith M. Moran Nellie Kelleher Matilda S. Thomas Margaret Walsh Laura Doran Fred S. Myles T. Francis Stafford Henry Bourelle Daniel J. Leahy Charles A. Hogan William

Jewish Population in Denmark Declines Since 1863

Figures published in the London Jewish World show Denmark had about 6000 Jews in 1863, excluding Sleswick-Holstein, but the current total is 3478. The drop is blamed on endogamy and emigration, with persistent interfaith marriages cited as a factor, though overall conditions have been comfortable.

Denmark Sleswick-Holstein London

Penny Arcade opens on Massachusetts Avenue in Cambridge

The Penny Arcade new entertainment venture from the Cambridge Amusement Company debuts at 641 Massachusetts Avenue near Norfolk Street. Machines attract steady crowds as patrons praise the finely appointed arcade and compare it favorably with Boston rivals.

Cambridge Amusement Company Massachusetts Avenue Norfolk Street Boston Cambridge

Johnston's Market Draws Eastern City Shoppers

Johnston's Market at Elm and Cambridge streets attracts crowds with high quality foods at low prices. Courteous clerks and a precise sales system enhance the shopping experience, making it a premier local food emporium. Don't miss today's great bargains.

Johnston Elm Cambridge Streets

Central Theatre to Open March in Cambridge

On March 2 the Central Theatre debuts with a replica of the Theatre Comique. Simon Alexander, a familiar local figure, will manage the venue at 630 Mass Ave Central Square. The management promises the highest grade artistry and will publish further details next week.

Central Theatre No. 630 Mass. Avenue Central Square Theatre Comique Tremont Row Cambridge Simon Alexander

Inspector Johnson Seizes Buckwheat at Feinstein Bros

Inspector of provisions Joseph Johnson on the war path for putrid foods investigated Feinstein Bros. Monday seizing a large quantity of buckwheat under unhygienic conditions. Morris Feinstein interfered with the work.

Coady Kelleher Seret Counlhan Johnson Morris Feinstein Feinstein Joseph Johnson Feinstein Bros

Gately Promotes Sullivan Bros Custom Tailoring

John P. Gately of 24 Columbia Street markets Sullivan Bros Custom Tailors at No 42 Summer Street Boston with specials on custom clothes. Experienced cutters and fitters offer foreign and domestic woolens transformed into formal wear for men, with Mr Gately ready to supply particulars.

Sullivan Bros. Custom Tailors Summer Street Boston John P. Gately Columbia Street Experti Ag Gately

Child cites pleasures as heaven toll in family exchange

A mother warns that prayers grant heaven while a child replies that outings to the circus and Uncle Tom's Cabin occupy his time. The exchange frames a humorous clash of pious duty and worldly amusements.

Cannibal Kinz Tortured Prisoners Tale

Odd fragment from the Tatler humor piece pleads for gentility and manners among captives. The text hints at a question of precedence and a joking note on bosses, prisoners, and politeness in a grim setting.

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Brees East Cambridge Silva's Green Street Joseph Appelt Pittsfield Mass Appelt William Toohey Rosenberg Cambridge Electric Light Co Cambridge Sign Co Jesse T. Silva Robert H. Slack, JR Ave Brooks & Conley Real, Estate and Insurance M. F. Barry & CO Elston Building Inman SQ Seret. Counihan Health Board Stokes New Jersey Trenton John W. Florer Bartlesville I. T Territory Kansas City Star Reginald New York World Philadelphia Press J. P. Kelley St. John’s Church Wm. J. Murphy R. McCool Cunningham Bros Tel Alliance Assurance Company of Glenwood S. H. Harrington Cambridge Street Penny Arcade Johnston's Market Inspector Joe Johnson Raymond John Elston & CO Inman Square Willard A. Bullard Harvard Trust Company J. Elston James F. Mullen Undertaker Hampshire Robert J. Melledge Ellis & Melledge Real Estate and Insurance Lygeum Building Harvard Square Real Estate Exchange Fahy @ Flynn Martin A. Feeley Massachusetts Ave Cambridgeport Western Ave Empire State Surety CO Banoktys New York Charles F. Manning Miss. Ave Thos. W. Spencer Co Park Square Davis Orrican Co Andrew J. Hezlitt Cottage Street Canbridge Evesiey Cyprus Hall
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