Cambridge Leader Harry N Stearns Ex-President Turns Legislator
Harry N Stearns a Cambridge figure longtime common council president and Beacon Hill legislator is described as popular across classes. The piece notes his birth in Cambridge, education at public schools and Harvard Law School, early legal career, and roles in local and state government. It highlights his marriage, residence on Aven Street, and real estate holdings in Cambridge.
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William E Doyle of Cambridge Dies After Long Public Service
William E Doyle, longtime East Cambridge resident and Democratic leader, begins public career in 1874 and serves on city council, alderman boards, and finance committees. He heads a prominent family, runs a Third Street shop, and remains active in politics and civic groups. He died after a lifetime of municipal work and service to the community.
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Representative Meyers A Local Public Figure
Julius Meyers, born in Germany in 1853, immigrated as an infant and settled in the city. He has long served in public life, presiding over council deliberations, led by example in local affairs, and held seats on street railways and public health committees. He is married and lives at 417 Green Street.
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Unclear OCR Fragment Hints Local City Figures
Fragment mentions William M. Hogan and Willis A. Betsesann linked to city affairs. References East Cambridge and Thorndike area with civic context. Content is garbled but indicates local political figures and residence details.
George A Giles Detective Politician From New York Returns to City
George A Giles, born in New York, studied at Ularsvant College and earned a medical degree. He built a career as a real estate broker and prominent figure in city politics, serving as a county official and member of the House of Representatives. Giles is married to Susan F. Miehardsan, daughter of James A. Hicharl, with two children.
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