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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1907
Page
23
The Sentinel invites readers to send names and addresses of former Cambridge residents. From now until Aug 3 the paper will mail free copies to those former residents, with the editors listing the information in upcoming issues.
An editorial urges Cambridge residents to embrace practical hospitality during Old Home Week. It argues that all citizens should open their homes and show civic loyalty, balancing welcome with restraint, and encourages business groups to support parade, decoration, and finance efforts. The piece stresses collective effort to restore Cambridge’s famed hospitality.
The city medical inspector Dr Norris has accepted a new State District Inspector post covering Somerville Everett Malden Stoneham Wakefield Medford and Cambridge. Critics question how he can fulfill Cambridge duties while serving statewide, urging resignation to avoid an incongruous double role.
The author urges saving wages in the Commonwealth by buying Massachusetts goods. He condemns supporting inferior imports, citing a National Cigar Stand Company product made by a factory employing 43 children. Emphasizing home manufacture, he links employment, public buildings, and schools to local purchase.
A largely attended general committee session in the Aldermanic Chamber, chaired by Mayor Wardwell, reviewed progress on the Old Home Week celebration. Geo Close reported on preliminaries as Take, Allen, Blanchard, Stephens, Hunter, and other officials listened.
At a Women’s Auxiliary meeting presided by Mrs. Wellington it was decided to host a reception in Massachusetts Hall at Harvard University under the Hannah Winthrop Chapter D A R and other patriotic societies on Tuesday visitors day. Mayor and Mrs Ward Well will receive from 4 to 5. The ladies will organize three entertainments for children in East Cambridge Cambridgeport and North Cambridge.
The tobacco business requires expert knowledge for proper operation. Thomas Charak operates at 502 Massachusetts Avenue near Brookline Street Station, Cambridge, with phone Neo 726-2.
The Sentinel's Gossip continues with mention of ex-Representative Downey urged to run. The column asks what to do about the Board of Aldermen this year and stresses the need to attract the strongest party men to stand for office.
A 60 ton vertical cross compound engine built by McIntosh and Seymour of Auburn is shown in transit through Cambridge for the Electric Light Co. The 4000 horsepower unit, with a 3 ton power shaft from General Electric, will operate within a month under D T Randolph in Auburn. The plant aims to be among the most fully equipped in the United States.
Charlestown weighs its options as Senator Mellen is expected to seek a fourth term. East Boston Democrats fear repeat odds and Sullivan of Wards gears up for a challenge in East Boston while allies back his first term in the lower house.
Rumors place ex Senator Taylor as a possible candidate though his supporters doubt a run. Dan McDonald of Ward 3 seeks advancement after three years in the legislature. Ward 4’s Representative and Ward 5’s Buckley, both second-year men, are named as hopefuls with mayoral backing. George Monahan vows to finish strong in the battle.
A reliable woman seeks private nursing cases. References available. Contact Mrs G A Blaschke at 47 Eighth Street.
A hair restorer offered at Silva's on 345 Green Street near Central Square promises hair growth with a money back guarantee. The advertisement emphasizes a refund if no results and highlights a brand named Raymond for insurance.
Last Thursday evening at Riverside Boat House the St Pauls Alumni organized a select mid summer dance to benefit St Pauls field day. The committee included Gertrude Moriarty and others with Rev Styan and Rev McGlinchey in attendance. A ball game between St Peters and St Pauls is planned for July 20 at Cambridge Common. The parish notes strong local interest and predicts several players may rise to professional levels. Field day events are set for July 27 at Trowbridge and Kirkland streets with Fr Ryan presiding.
An East Cambridge report details a Windsor Hall Sinn Fein gathering with rising American Irish support. Ex-Councilman John M. Cotter leads in enthusiasm while James Daley visits Warren MA. Other items note Irish foresters outing in Quincy and Cambridge swimming stars aiming for the C F King trophy with Beneler and Reuder highlighted.
A woman is enjoying a leisure trip to Centre Harbor. The visit highlights a relaxing itinerary with scenic views and local amenities.
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