Cambridge to hear plan for savings banks to offer industrial insurance
The Prospect Progressive Union hosts Norman H. White of Brookline to argue for allowing Massachusetts banks to establish industrial insurance departments under state supervision. The Massachusetts Savings Insurance League forms with wide support from labor groups. White plans a bill in the next session to grant limited authority to banks. Also notes rehearsals for a February concert and a real estate calendar from T. H. Raymond in Cambridge.
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Prospect Progressive Union
Cambridge
Norman H. White
Brookline
Savings Banks
Massachusetts
Louis D. Brandeis
Massachusetts Savings Insurance League
Park Street
Boston
White
Aquinas Choral Society Forms in Cambridgeport
The Aquinas Choral Society of Cambridge organized at Cambridgeport gymnasium for study and production of serious musical works. Rev. William J. Barry chosen president, with Charles P. Kelly as vice-president and John Haverty Jr. as treasurer. Mr. Kelly presided during the temporary organization.
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Aquinas Choral Society of Cambridge
Cambridgeport Gymnasium
Charles P. Kelly
William J. Barry
John ©. Haverty, Jr
Board of directors listed with officers and committee names
Vertrude Melavin secretary William Mianecich librarian John B Whoriskey musical director Kathryn Dicey Helen Ab Cogan Elizabeth B Gahm J L Pr Sr Coeur Edward Brown executive committee KE Brandon William V Piancich J B Whoriskey music committee The board of directors will consist of the president
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vertrude M. Melavin
William ¥. Mianecich
John B. Whoriskey
Kathryn Dicey
Helen Ab. Cogan
Elizabeth B. Gahm
J. 1. Pr. Sr. Coeur
Edward Brown
KE. 7. Brandon
William V. Piancich
J. B. Whoriskey
Gomgist
Harrington's for Furniture Marks Growth on Elm Cambridge
Stephen Harrington's Furniture Emporium has grown from a small shop to a large establishment at Elm and Cambridge streets. His policy of satisfying customers often extends to sourcing directly from wholesalers, though not usually needed due to his vast stock.
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Stephen H. Harrington
Elm and
Cambridge Streets
Fortunes Told by a Fearless Furniture Dealer
The article describes a genial furniture shop proprietor whose persuasive talk attracts many customers and doubles as a practical lesson in the furniture trade. His confident salesmanship and knowledge illuminate the business for readers.
Testimonial planned for Teddy O'Neill in Capras hall
East Cambridge residents prepare a tribute for Tim othy Teddy O Neill at Capras hall next Tuesday evening. Proceeds will aid the sick honoree, with a strong local program and McInnes orchestra providing dancing after the event.
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Timothy
Teddy” O'Neill
Capras Hall
O'Neill
McInnes
John O Connor Leads Bowling High 129 at Institute Alleys
John O Connor of the Father Mather T A S S struck a high 129 series at Institute Alleys to top the bowling tournament standings.
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John O'Connor
Father Mather
Temperance Society to Host Whist Party at St. John's Hall
A whist party will be held by the Temperance Society on Monday evening at St. John's hall with music provided by Dixon's orchestra.
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The
Temperance Society
St. John's Hall
Dixon
Rosenberg store unveils a novel 1907 calendar
The Rosenberg branch store showcases a novelty calendar for 1907 designed as a shoe sole with two attached match boxes, an ingenious advertising item made by Louis Rosen.
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Rosenbergs
Louis Rosen
Bergs Inherited and Acquired Genius for the Shoe Trade
The advertisement notes Bergs inventive genius in footwear and invites customers to apply for one of the new shoe novelties. It emphasizes unique designs and the opportunity to acquire a distinctive product through the shoe business.
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Berg
Gaelic School Plans Fund Drive To Sustain Language Work
Gaelic School members announce a forthcoming chance to boost funds for the school founded last year to teach the Gaelic language, once common but now declining. The group deems the effort worthy and will publish the date soon.
North Cambridge Notes On Local Life And Events
Local column highlights in North Cambridge record lively social rounds. Mayor hopefuls and sleigh races at the Metropolitan Driving club mingle with New Year celebrations and notable district figures. St John’s parishioners greet Father Kelley back from hospital as A O H division installs officers and grows in membership. Funeral notices, union talks, and class achievements augment a snapshot of winter community activity.
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Dave” Nelligan
Metropolitan Driving Club
Dave
Brandeis to Speak on Savings Bank Insurance
The Prospect Union opens a Sunday lecture series at 2 30 pm with Louis D Brandeis of Boston discussing Savings Bank Insurance The talk begins the 10 week program inviting Cambridge lawmakers and savings institution officers and boards of investment Special invitations go to new general court members and others The series continues with Prof E F Gay on January 13 and ends March 10 with Congressman Samuel M McCall
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Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
Bavings Bank Insurance
Brandeis
State Bar
Tde
Prospect Union
General Court
Cambridge
Samuel M. McCall
Savings Bank Insurances
E. F. Gay
Metropolitan Affairs Smoke Talk Promises Union Insight
In a first of a series of informal "smoke talks" Mr W Dallinger will discuss "Metropolitan Affairs" for the Prospect Union at o'clock this evening. The message mentions lectures on practical trade unionism and Alaska, with a note on a 1319 Dutch text translated by Je Villiers.
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le Maire Straits
The
Soiety
Je Villiers
Distinguished Dutch Lawyer and Jewish Leader Dies
The death of Mr. BD Lopez de Leno Laguna, a long serving Councillor at the High Court in Amsterdam since 1889, prompted warm tributes at the Civil Court. His funeral was held at the Portuguese Community Cemetery in Oudekerks near Amsterdam, attended by court officials and Jewish representatives. Queen Wilhelmina received J A J de Villiers from the Hakluyt Society who presented a bound travel collection to Her Majesty.
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Amsterdam
BD. Lopez de Leno Laguna
High Court
Procureur General
Quderkerk
J. Vita Israel
A. Teixeira de Mattos
Anu
M. F
Color and Sound Study Sparks Witty Exchange
A learned man notes scientists seek links between color and sound while a foxer jokes about hue and cry. Dr Kurenon chides a patient about not taking medicine, fearing further patient losses amid tense dialogue.
Rain Interplays with Odd Morning in Car Corner
A brisk exchange notes rain defying expectation by falling rather than rising, with one man pointing out the anomaly while another responds with irritation about the observation. The scene captures a peculiar, damp moment on a wet morning.
Burglary Dialogue and Domestic Banter Skit
A fragmented dialogue depicts a burglar inmate exchange with a worried woman and multiple domestic characters. Voices include Mrs Neyvbore Mrs Pepper landladies and a father daughter pair. humor and social tension emerge from everyday remarks. The piece features banter about music learning, boarders, and imagined marriage by intellect.
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