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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1907
Page
8
The Sentinel announces Old Home Week coverage and will mail free copies to former Cambridge residents from now until August 2. Send names and current residence so the paper can mail them.
A local appeal urges Democrats to unite and seize control of city government by presenting a single ticket. The writer cites a flood tide in politics and argues that party cohesion and a strong front can lead to victory.
The piece condemns child labor and monopoly in the tobacco industry. It cites the Tobacco Trust and its United Cigar Stores and National Cigar Stand holdings, noting 9 000 child workers and urging wage earners to demand Union Label goods to curb unfair practices.
Cambridge bridge commission held a hearing at city hall on a proposed Soldiers field bridge over the Charles River. Proposals favored a concrete permanent structure around 125000 dollars with experts noting safety and aesthetics while opponents urged avoiding costly temporary designs. Local officials and university leaders pressed for a durable, handsome span minimizing long term expense.
The North Cambridge event featured a lively finish with spirited play by Frank Sullivan Eddie Donahue Jack Cahill Dan Leahy Jim Tracey and Cornelius Curtin. An evening band concert Flynn's Band and a grand fireworks display closed a day praised by locals. Raymond for Insurance noted for coverage at the event.
The article notes Mrs. Bernard B. Welsh’s marriage, St John Sunday School graduation led by Rev. Murphy with pins for ten students, and a large St John choir trip to Bedford. It also covers a benefit for Thomas J. Killoren, summer travels of Misses Quinn to England, a lawn party and a bustling St John’s Church festival with numerous booths, prizes, and community turnout.
Wm. Morrissey advertises selling the very best tobacco and cigars at the smallest prices from Medford Street Somerville with telephone contact 1202-4.
A horse and buggy suitable for a physician is offered for sale at the Soden Street Stables off Western Avenue. Terms are reasonable and the vehicle can be seen at any time. A good bargain for the right party.
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