Funeral for Mrs Emma Valente on Rindge Avenue
The funeral for Mrs. Emma Valente nee Bureau was held Friday at her Rindge avenue home. She is survived by her husband a two months old child her father Joseph Bureau two brothers William and Arthur and a sister.
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Emma Valente
Bureau
Rindge Avenue
Joseph Bureau
William
Arthur
St. John's Chapel
Murphy
McCool
Fr. McCool
Patrick Quill
Frank
Sodality
John Nelligan
Miss Bittin
Scanlan
Corpus Christi
Cambridge
Somerville
A. Sweeney
Jol Raymond
Cambridge Hospital
Boston
English High School
Rindge
Sweeney
Sth
Alewife Brook
Gilbert
Jeremiah O'Connell
Callahan
Margaret O'Connell
Phillip Doherty
John Malloy
Frank McGuigan
Frank Tracey
Charles Callahan
Corncilman Thomas Pp. O'Neil
St. Pauls Cemetery
Arlington
Nage
Reardon
Brookline
N. H
James Munyon
John A. Lerner
Gertrude E. Russell
Fred Lerner
Martha Russell
New York
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
St. Louia
Temperance Boys
St. John's
West End Wine and Spirits block new on Leverett Lyman streets
A historic West End block at Leverett and Lyman streets has been replaced by a substantial fire proof building housing the West End Wine and Spirits Company. The complex includes a large gentlemen’s cafe with two bartenders, a bottled goods department, a women’s cafe, and a modern storage and elevator system. The building also carries a telephon e listing and a note on local improvements. Also announced is the marriage of Miss Mary Kelley to William Morris, witnessed by Rev. J. M. Farrell, with reception at Morse street and a planned trip to New Jersey and Philadelphia before settling in Watertown.
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West
Enu le
Cambridge
Somerville
West End
Leverett and
Lyman Streets
Charles Jarvis
Dr. Jarvis
Green
Joy Street
West End Wine and Spirits Company
Gentlemen's
Boston
Victor Osterberg
Dennis O'Laughlin
Leverett Street
Lyman Street
Haymarket
Mary Kelley
T. Kelley
Morse Street
William Morris
Mt. Auburn
J. M. Farrell
Annie Kelley
Timothy Horgan
Sacred Heart T. A. S
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Watertown
Globe reporter suffers severe injury in Cambridge water tour incident
J B Whorisky, Globe representative in the city, was injured during a ride back from a Cambridge water system inspection. While stepping from a moving car, a passing car struck the upright stand on the vehicle, hitting his head. He lost consciousness and was treated at a local residence then briefly discharged the next day.
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John B. Whorisky
Globe
Cambridge
Newtons
Whorisky
Watertown Square
James B. Bean
Market Letter Reports Dull Thursday But Prices Steady
Wettigrew Bright & Co says Wednesday market activity flattened on Thursday with dull, heavy trading yet prices held. Amalgamated slipped in the morning but recovered to near day’s high. other stocks similar. Crop reports favorable. government report awaited. Money easy. no weekly gold exports. Leading rails nudged up. Utah and U S Mining show strength. New York buying Utah. market seen as encouraging with improving outlook dependent on politics and crop news.
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Wettigrew, Bright & Co
Amalgamated
Boston
Utah
Osceola
U. S
New York
Gibson Case Moves Through Health Board and Court
The Gibson milk business on Willard street faced a board of health hearing in 1908 with neighbors opposing renewal. Gibson withdrew, appealed to the Superior court, and remained licensed during appeal. After his death administrator Lathrop J. Cloyes petitioned for a license, witnesses testified, and the board allowed withdrawal again. Andrew Rady represented the petitioner and John A. Kelsher the remonstrants.
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Board of Health
Gibson
Willard Street
New Harvard Rules Tie Prizes to Paid Training Fees
Harvard athletics adopts new rules requiring payment of training table bills before prizes or insignias. The athletic committee also mandates annual fundraises of 8000 dollars for crew and 2500 dollars for track, with minimal financial aid for minor sports and freshmen activities.
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Harvard
Harvard Athletic Committee
Andara
Raymonds
Coaches to oversee football and track as baseball seeks aid
The decision to use professional coaches for football and track may end paid coaching for baseball teams. Cambridge aims to raise $70,000 still owed on the stadium by alternative means. Manual Training School defeated Boston English High 14 to 4 with McCrehan going 5 for 5, continuing a string of season wins in poolball hockey indoor meet and baseball.
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Cambridge
Boston English High School
Sweeney
Beckett
Parks
McCrehan
Manual Training School
Boston English High
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Boston Stock Exchange
Bankers
Exchange Building
John Pettigrew
Elmer H. Bright
James J. Barrett
Cambridge Street
James J. Shea
John T. Shea
Shea Bros
Pearl Street
J. Shea
Fifth Street
Otis Street
Lister, Koell, Kimball, Ludwig & Co
Smith & Barnes
Wentworth & Keller
WM. H. W600 & CO
P. O'Brien & Son
Mass. Ave
ITC
P. J
T. E. Kiley
Tremont Street
Norfolk Street
Metropolitan Collections CO
J. A. Hedin & CO
East
NORTH
Oriental Tea Company
Java
Beollay Equare
Raymond
THE
West End Winf and Spirits Company
Morris—Kelley
J. B. Whorisky
Market Letter
Gibson Case
Rk. M. T
Cunningham Bros
Cambridge Real Estate
Grigg Street
Putnam Avenue
M. Donovan
Morris
Mass
Prospect Street
H. E. Walsh
Wholesale Lumber
White Pas
Rae Poplar
New Brunswick
Hardwood Lumber Co
Asheville, N. C
Old Fort
Grapenier
Curtis Creek
B. Kelleher
Oxford
Oxford and Eustis Sts
T. W. Hillier & CO
Props
S.J. Kelley & Son
Western Avenue
Creen-Beer CO
Prospect
A. J. Sylvester
Prospect St
Central Square
Ceneral
Congress ST
Bridge Street
East Cambridge
Harvard Square
Bennett’s
Peak
Consumers Co-Operative Coal Co
Soden Street
Ulric Gagin
Bartlett's Stable
Tion
Brooks & Conley Real Estate and Insurance
Massachusetts Avenue
H. Harrington
Court St
Central Sq
Ghas, Atkins & Co
Cambridgeport
Chevol St
Monahan’s
Friend Street
Old Hermitage
G. O. Blake
Eens Club
O. Taylor
Jones Hennessey & Co
Holland
Traverse Street
Northern Union Station
William'Stouba
Concorp
Hurlbut Street
Roseland Street
Geo. J. Raymond
Washington Street