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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1934
Page
1
Cambridge council in the Europe region inducts newly elected officers in a formal ceremony. The event highlights leadership changes, with current officials passing duties to the new administration and outlining upcoming priorities for the council.
A historical reference links Maurice W. Jackson to the Commander Hotel signaling its naming after George Washington's 1776 Cambridge episode. The connection highlights a named site recalling an early American military command.
Contues social tone appears continued on page five with Legislative brief notes and community items. The snippet hints at ongoing local discourse and civic events, but lacks clear names or concrete actions in readable text.
Young Gene Finnagan a Somerville license commission member is reported planning a bid for the Legislature this Fall. He enjoys strong local popularity in Somerville and is seen as likely to win. Louis Nichola of this city cites his candidacy for renomination for Senator in Wards 1 2 and 3 East Cambridge and Wards 4 and 5 of Boston.
James W. Bean former state auditor and owner of the Cambridge Chronicle died Friday night after a long illness. Monday afternoon at Prospect Street Congregational Church honored figures attended the service with burial at Mount Auburn cemetery. Notables included Charles F. Hurley Joseph A. Warner and others. Pallbearers listed: John W. Wood George F. Mullett Charles F r. McHugh Edward A. Counihan Sr Fred F. Clauss Francis J. Roche Robert A. Crown Harry L. Lincoln.
A newly opened store, remodeled for its occupant, showcases old colonial Cape Cod and antique types. It promises high quality, moderate prices, and modern home furnishing ideas with no purchasing obligation. The interior emphasizes comfort for buyers and features recent productions.
Tuesday afternoon residents enjoyed a weekly band concert sponsored by the E R A. The event provided entertainment at the home with community participation and music set to finish in the early evening.
Ex Senator Clarence P Kidder, a Boston business veteran and Middlesex County resident, announces a Republican bid for Middlesex Sheriff. He highlights service on Cambridge City Council House of Representatives and Massachusetts Senate including Ways and Means chairmanship, vowing an administration with integrity and justice.
Funeral services for Thomas J. Murphy of 4 Frost Street, Cambridge, a longtime plumbing contractor and Spanish American War veteran, were held Tuesday at St. Peter's Church. The 68 year old, survived by wife Julia, son Thomas, and daughters Catherine, Margaret, and Frances, was buried in Cambridge Cemetery.
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