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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1907

Page

6

East Cambridge social life across elections, deaths, and fires

East Cambridge reports on social and civic happenings including Patrick Doyle’s planned Lynn wedding, Tom Haverty’s career choices, bowling feuds resolved at the Institute alleys, and the Odessa Whist Club election of Sadie Potter as president. It notes Eliza Costello’s death and funeral in Cambridge, local gatherings, a fire at North Cambridge Junction, and related community notices.

Odessa Whist Club Sadie Potter Annie Flood Margaret Sharkey Margaret Crowe Lena McLaughlin Lulu Donovan Clara Neal Theresa Carey Jo Crane Mary Flynn Lena Mary Galvin Elizabeth Gately Marion Quinn Louise Shaughnessy Gussie Shannon Cred Heart Choir James E. Hanley Brooklyn N. Y Casey George Frank Joseph Ganes New York Cambridge Cemetery Sacred Heart Church Neil Doherty Lillian Lawton Eliza Costello East Cambridge Box 271 North Cambridge Junction

Costly Words in a Train Sign Remembered

A New York Press excerpt recalls a railroad crossing sign written by Judge Paxson that cost $1,000 per word, totaling $6,000 for the entire warning reading Stop Look and Listen. The line’s sign became a famed safety classic copied widely.

Franklin Inn Philadelphia Conan Doyle England New York Press

Modern Hotel Makeup Rooms Reflect Social Habit

In New York hotels makeup rooms serve as dressing rooms for women who apply powder, lipstick, and tobacco before meals. Clerks note a ritual of cosmetics and nerves, while maids teach makeup use as harmless.

New York Pittsburg

Hansas Growing Up and Calling a Husband on the Phone

Notes on Kansas native born population growth from 1860 to present and projections for future census. Also a Massachusetts court ruling on nuisance telephone calls in a domestic setting with judge’s advisory remark.

Hansas Kansas Missouri Kansas City Journal Massachusetts Collier’s Weekly

French Wealth on Down Grade

The Paris Gaulois laments a decline in French wealth while rival nations rise. It argues private initiative succeeds when powerfully supported, but the government shows no interest in commercial and industrial prosperity.

Paris Gaulois

Closefist Invites Poor Relatives Each Year

A quoted exchange suggests Closefist invites his impoverished kin annually while noting they live far away and cannot afford to visit. The lines imply a yearly sham visit from distant relatives.

Worm Severs Spark Anger In Childish Quarrel

In a brief comic exchange a child named Tommy is teased for cutting a worm in two, prompting a shocked reaction from an aunt figure. The strip captures a moment of mischief and protective correction in a family setting.

Tommy

Unclear Dialogue Excerpt From The Tatler Cartoon Panel

A fragmentary dialogue portrays a conversation between characters including Fraulein Eulalia and Mau as they discuss approaching a tunnel. Bobby is teased about a stork delivery, with the scene referencing a cartoon panel from Meggendorfer Blatter and the Tatler.

Fraulein Eulalia Meggendorfer Blatter

Beekeeper Reports Bee Carrying Mustard Instead of Honey

A playful note remarks a bee carrying mustard home instead of honey. The speaker laments the mislabeling and recalls a Pick-Me-Up misadventure. The tone blends whimsy with a touch of mock surprise at the insect’s cargo.

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Patrick Doyle Lynn Tom Haverty Dan Quinn Henry Clark Dan Bracken Mr. Moran Duke Martin Lowry O'Neil Institute Sheepshead Bay The Jesse Cunha Lexington Cunha Jolly Four William Chapman Webster Avenue Cambridge Joseph Duff Edward Nelson Frederick Kelley Senator Macleod Lakewood N. J Kathryn C. Regan Putnam Avenue Charles McGrath Wollaston St. Finbarcourt No. 150 Institute Hall Father Mathew T. A. 5 St. John’s Hall T. V Paul Revere Hall Pres. Gaughan Temperance Workers James T. Barrett Quincy Board of Trade Step. Sandberg House of Correction Swift Packing Plant Dandelion Club John Kline Dan Murphy John Doyle Matt Morris Tom Mansfield James Roache John Murphy Wm. Murphy James Duffy Wm. Miller Frank Burke Philip Lange Stephen McLean Postal Telegraph Company Western Union Steve Harvard Square Joe" Higgins Dan Leahy Boston E. Francis J. E. Faryan Alan Res Justice OF the Peace Henry P. Fielding Savings Bank Massachusetts Ave William J Penn Mutual Milk Street Edward T. P. Graham School St Boston, Mass Arthur L. Farrell Court Street Mass Cambridge Street J. Cushing &Co North M's Edward J. Flynn Dé Somerville Prospect Fred J. Macleod Attorney At Law Wendell Street Miller’s Credit House Mass. Ave Brookline St Guam Cenele Sam Agana Charlotte N. C Hanover Daddy Bobby C. Berry & CO Roessle Premium New England Mall, Telephone and Express Leverett ST Freeman Hunt Court Square G. P. O’brien Bay St Cambridof A.cummings Printers and Publishers Oliver Street Breas P. A Comcaxnon Lreas Teephons Mui EB. Ames Lumber CO Central Street George Oh. Carrick Telephone Strattle Street Harvard Sq Cambridge, Mass Grant & Company Putnam Sq Stone, Dallinger & Bancroft Attorneys-At-Lam State Street John J. Scott Las Pemberton Building Pemberton Square Leonard Avenue Haymarket J. Joseph Foley Chronicle Building Massachusetts Avenue Herbert L. Rose Western Avenue River Street W. J. Edwards Boylston ST Harvard ST Maurice M. Lynch Eraidence Prank Street Masmachesstie B. Kelleher Oxford Oxford and Eustis Sts T. W.ace & Co Propa A. J. Sylvester Union Shop Prospect St Central Square Cambridge Furniture CO Camridge Joseph Rosenberger WerstEr Ave Sear Cambridge Sr Barber Brothers Wee Kfruits Andrew Street Austin A. O’toole Pleasant St Reycroft the Florist Cor Brookline Street Max Keezer Bow St Quincy Sq John . Doherty Sentinel D. B. Shaughnessy & Son Book East John E. Hannigan Barristers’ Hall Dainting J. Frank Facey Prospect Street Allied Printing Trades Council Label John A. Kelleher Counssellor Felix Conlan CambriDge, Street Counsellor-At-Lam Electric and Gas T. J. Daly Brattle Street Cambridge Sentinel
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