20 Jul 1907
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1907
Page
1
Physician suitable vehicle offered for sale at Soden Street Stables off Western Avenue. Terms reasonable and viewable at any time. A good bargain for the right party.
In a stunt filled game the Cambridgeport Gym Conservatives lost 5 to 4 to the Central Club. Ted Quinn led the Centrals with strong defense and a seventh inning comeback. Haverty Jr and McCarthy starred for the G A Conservatives. Neil McCarthy at third for the Centrals stood out as Plancich scored for the Centrals.
Cambridge hardware merchants Hyman and Samuel Pill move to 1060 1088 Cambridge street next to Johnston's Market by month start. The shop expands fivefold and a major reduction sale at 1008 Cambridge street continues to clear old stock before the move. They plan a completely new stock for the new location.
Miss Lizzie Reilly the paperkeeper for Phillips Bros. leaves Monday for Strung Maine. She will join new duties and depart from the local firm after years of service.
The piece lauds Gov. John A. Johnson of Minnesota for a decisive plurality of 70,000, credits his clean, aggressive administration with reforms in railroad, timber land leases, and steel dealings, and notes his Swedish heritage. It also previews Boston mayoral chatter and Cambridge political dynamics with local Aspirants and Republican and Democratic nuances.
The Catholic Union of Cambridge held its first field day at Spring Grove Farm Wel lesley Hills. A 9 30 start on W. & B. St. E.R. cars from Park square led to a day of sports and prizes. The Married men beat the Single men 21 18 in the morning ball game but the umpires awarded to the Singles after claims. Event winners included P J Fleming in sprints and J B Ford in shot put, with E J Barry winning the fat men’s race. Committee in charge listed J H Brown W J Cogan E Hopkins J Sullivan T Moynahan and J B Ford.
Joe Slocomb reports from Paragon Park as divisions flare in the second Suffolk senatorial district race. Multiple Charlestown wards demand seats while James J. Mellen seeks a second term in the reconfigured district alongside John F. Sullivan Daniel J. McDonald Richard Teeling Timothy Buckley and George Monahan. Cambridge East Boston and Charlestown voters brace for a hot campaign.
Members of the Morgue Outing Club journeyed to Narragansett Bay under George Everett for a social outing and Rhode Island clam bake. A lengthy debate between ex-Alderman Harrington and J Edward Barry on clam classification caused the discussion to be postponed.
In Everett's subterranean suite a banquet featured compressed air and a toastmaster J Edward Barry. John Ryan set a record for prolonged silence, staying as calm as a nightingale. The event drew a jo vial crowd of friends including Joseph Buckley Toming James H Ginty Dan Crimmins Ed Burns J L Philip St Coeur Charley OBrien Joe von om Athineon Major Keefe Tarxer Itvan.
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