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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1907

Page

4

Cambridge Aldermen Back Down on Police Station Plan

City council debates a widened De Wolfe street boulevard funded by a $40,000 private gift. Remonstrants, led by clergy and lawyers, contest public need and potential damages while trustees press for assurances. Doherty memorial resolutions adopted for late former Alderman John F. Doherty.

Cambridge Brownell DeWolfest Alderman Henderson Messrs Daly Murphy James F. Aylward de Wolfe Street Mr. Aylward Mr. Daly Mrr. Aylward Mr. Murphy Aylward Beale Wmn. E. Doyle Park Department Randolph Hall Father Ryan Ellery Street Fr. Ryan Orr Mt. Auburn Street Pssible H. H. Winslow George KB. Dorr Riverside Scyp John F. Moherty Boston

Ahern for Mortgages and Tobacco Trade Expertise Highlighted

The piece notes tobacco business needs expert knowledge for proper operation. It cites Thomas Charak's shop at 502 Massachusetts Avenue near Brookline Street Station as an example. Telephone contact listed as 7262 Cambridge.

Thomas Charak Massachusetts Avenuey Brookline Street Cambridge

Humidor installed at Tom Charak tobacconist shop in Boston

Tom Charak the leading tobacconist has opened the finest Humidor in New England at 502 Massachusetts avenue near Brookline street station. Built by Wellington Fillmore Co in quartered oak the Humidor keeps cigars at ideal humidity in a large wholesale and retail tobacco establishment. The display promises improved stock conditions and higher trade as customers wait for cars. Raymond for insurance.

Tom Charak Massachusetts Avenue Brookline Street Station New England Wellington Fillmore Co Mr. Charak

Aldermen Propose Funds for Signs and Lamps in City

Alderman Henderson moves transferring 100 from contingency to police general expenses to buy 100 warning signs for drivers citywide. Alderman Stephens seeks a Royal Avenue street lamp. Alderman Clary proposes paying 310 to Bertha Brodie for damage tied to Wellington Brook channel work. actions referred to respective committees.

Henderson Police Department Tiniwnee Stephens Royal Avenue Clary Bertha Brodie Wellington Brook

East Cambridge Notes on Licenses and Local Arts Scene

A. Richard applies for a Cambridge clothing purchase license from Harvard students. Aud Halliday tours Keith & F Proctor circuit as part of the Alabama comedy troupe. Thorndke Social Club members traveled to South Boston for Harmony Associates dance at Bethesda hall. Frank Mallahan earns praise for Sunday South Boston sing. Rumor says Bill Shelley may surprise friends in June. Post 37 G A B is hosted by W R C and D of V with a banqueting tribute to old vets featuring Andrew Metzger, Mrs. Josephine Walsh, Miss Langley and others.

Aud” Halliday Keith & F Proctor Thorndke East Cambridge South Boston Harmony Associates Bethesda Hall Frank Mallahan

Old Resident John Horrigan Dead After Prolonged Illness

John Horrigan, longtime city resident of 60 years, died last week at his home 119 Amory Street after a general decline in health. Funeral held Monday at St Marys of the Annunciation with Solemn Mass. He formerly worked as a contractor in the street department. Rayborn for Real Estate.

John Horrigan Amory Street St. Mary's of the Annunciation Church D. W. Brown William J. Barry Woods Horrigin

Notable City Figure Left Three Daughters Behind

He was highly reputed in the city and is survived by three daughters Mrs. William Savage of Somerville Mrs. John L Jenness and Miss Nellie Horrigan all of this city.

William Savage Somerville John L. Jenness Nellie Horrigan

Veterans Honor Civil War Dead At Cambridge Ceremony

Commander George Howard led Post 57 in a memorial at Cambridge Common and grave decorations at Mount Auburn and Rindge Avenue Cemeteries. Mayor Wardwell and Commander Odell spoke as Veterans groups and auxiliaries joined the procession and banquet follows at post headquarters.

George Howard East Cambridge Cambridge Cemetery Mount Auburn Cemetery Rindge Avenue Walter C. Wardwell Odell Lincoln Gettysburg Leslie F. Hunting Sons of Veterans John Good William H. Smart George H. Howard P. Ste

Complexion Puckers as Student Laughs Prompt Lesson

A stern teacher questions Robert about laughter while Gabby explains she was not laughing but showing facial puckering due to her complexion. The interaction appears in Woman's Home Companion style with a humorous domestic tone.

Robert Gabby

A Happy Bride Receives New Home Sewing Machine

A bride received a new home sewing machine as a wedding gift. She expressed happiness at possessing the best model and being able to do fine work with the machine, celebrated by St. Dealers everywhere.

Haircut Offer Highlighted in Cambridge

Jesse T. Silva of 345 Green Street advertises the best haircut in Cambridge for 15 cents on Saturdays and holidays priced at 25 cents.

Jesse T. Silva Green Street Cambridge

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ave Basteal Mans Stern, Publishing Comp'y Boston, Ave H. J. Mahoney D. J. Toomey Ahern Boston College Our Citizens’ Trade Association John F. Doherty Simon Alexander Moving Pictures Price Raymond A. Richard Cambridge Street Harvard Bill Shelley
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