Gossip Segment Links Banks and Insurance Push at State House
The column notes interest by commercial and industrial groups in promoting a measure opposed by Cambridgeport Savings Bank. It claims savings banks statewide show mixed support, with Cambridgeport notably absent from opposition while its officers and trustees stayed away from the State House. It suggests hidden influence by an insurance-linked coalition and questions the bank’s motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridgeport Savings Bank
State House
Eliot
Faneuil Halls
Cambridge
Notable Cambridge Citizens Preview City Steady Leadership
The passage praises Mr Rady as a well respected lawyer with deep ties to city affairs and practical ideas for running city business. It also commends Mr Corcoran as a highly experienced businessman with strong integrity in public service. Together they embody trusted civic leadership for Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rady
Corcoran
Messrs. Rady
Cambridge
Cambridge Sentinel Endorses Democrat Ticket For Mayor
A local Tribune editorial expresses support for the named gentlemen running for mayor and notes Cambridge can entrust its interests to them. The Sentinel pledges backing them even if they run on a Democratic ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Sentinel
Cambridge
the Tribune
Bertha Brodie Awarded Damages Move Referred Back
Bertha Brodie was awarded 3100 in the Book of Aldermen for damages from Wellington Brookaod. When it reached the council Mr. Chamberlain of Ward 6 surprised members by stating it was never voted on and had it referred back to the finance committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Brodie
Wellington Brook
Aod
Chamberlain
Slatiner
Finance Committee
City Bans Children From Velocipede Rides Without Permit
Citizen questions why an ordinance isn’t made to prohibit running velocipedes without a mayor issued permit, noting the current rule requiring written mayoral permit for rides in parks.
Cambridge Bridge funding goal advances with waivers
The project requires forty thousand dollars more to finish the Cambridge Bridge. After a long wait and high costs, tax waivers are expected to provide the remaining funds with their characteristic steadiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Council race to test Grady and Barry in Foxboro era
Councillor Edward P. Barry faces a likely re nomination contest with backing from Rep. Thomas J. Grady. Barry won narrowly last time and has been active, including the Foxboro investigation. Mayor Fitzgerald backs Grady while Barry counts ex-Congressman McNary among his supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward P. Barry
Thomas J. Grady
Grady
Michael J. Sullivan
Barry
Foxboro
Fitzgerald
McNary
Councilman Murphy clarifies park cleanup scope
Councilman Murphy says his order from a week ago targeted cleaning the ball field at Cambridge Park and not the entire field as some representations claimed. The remark aims to correct public misunderstanding of the project scope and funding implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Cambridge Park
Shoe and Leather Exposition Wilding Preparations Advance
Preliminary plans for the Shoe and Leather Exposition Wilding proceed swiftly, as President Oran M Cormick discussed with me in a recent conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres
Oran M'Cormick
Tobacco Trade Needs Export Knowledge At Boston Establishment
The article notes tobacco wholesale and retail now require specialized export knowledge. It cites Thomas Charak’s shop at 502 Massachusetts Avenue near Brookline Street Station to illustrate the point and lists telephone number 7262 Cambridge. It also mentions mortgages with the name AHERN FOR MORTGAGES.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Charak
Massachusetts Avenue
Brookline Street
Cambridge
Young architect chosen for great Cambridge exposition building
The city council discussed a planned September start for a grand exposition building. Ediant T. P. Graham, a respected former lawyer, is highlighted as the rising architect whose work will showcase the project. President M.Cormick backs the plan, promising a premier county exposition structure and a versatile arena for motor boats and indoor athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esmjwiny
Ediant T. P. Graham
Eset Uywmbridge Law
Pres. M Cormick Down
Pres. M'Cormick
Countiny
Charles Hawk
Cambridge
Mormick
Messener
Ellis School Graduation Celebration Highlights Student Talent
Ellis School marked graduation with a full audience in the school hall. Anne E O Neil played and accompanied selections, a double quartet performed The Wild Rose Bud, Miss Mabel W Ferguson read Sandalphon with Music Instructor Chapman, and Herbert W Eaton delivered a sketch on Longfellow. Howard Plummer showcased literary talent with a complementary piece. Charles E Beals addressed graduates and guests before the auctioneering close by Ahearn the Auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis School
Mies Anne E. O'Neil
Mabel W. Ferguson
Chapman Uni
Herbert W. Eaton
Longfellow
Exiten
Howard Plummer
Stev
Charles E. Beals
Cambridge school graduation honors alumni and gifts
In the absence of the mayor, Dr. John E. Somers and SuperintendentWilliam Bates presided as diplomas were awarded to ninth grade graduates. A Cambridge Municipal Art Society gift of Longfellow's poems was presented to Cecilia M. O'Connor. Principal Edward Thorler announced class numbers and thanked donors including a bust of Professor Asgasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Wardwell
John E. Somers
Schoals William
Bates
Cambridge Municipal Art Society
Longfellow
Cecilia M. O'Connor
Edward O. Thorer
Asgasis
Vinolet M. Brace
Annie T. Carroll
Anna Ty Collins
Helen S. Connelly
Margaret M. Coneeny
Ethel l L. Crawford
Miriam B. Downing
Mary M. Dudley
Mary M. Facey
Mabel W. Ferguson
Mary A. Fitzgerald
Margaret J. Foley
Alelindaa. Marner
Agnes E. Henderson
Kathryn A. Igo
M. Clara Jean
Madeleine F Jordan
Mary E. Kane
Ethel F. Keefe
Mabel FE. LeShane
Charak Introduces New Humidor At Boston Tobacconist
Tom Charak, leading tobacconist at 502 Massachusetts Avenue near Brooklin Street Station, unveils a Wellington Fillmore Co Humidor. The oak case with plate glass keeps cigars at ideal humidity, supporting Charak’s claim as the city’s top tobacco seller and inviting customers to inspect while waiting for a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Charak
Massachusetts Avenue
Brooklin Street Station
New England
Wellington Fillmore Co
Mr. Charak
Names of and Incomplete List of Persons in Local Notice
A long, fragmented OCR line lists numerous individuals including Margaret Murphy Vera New some Cecilia O Connor Josephine O Connor Annie O Neil Grace Reid Agnes Riley Julian Shea Isabelle Smith Marion Spreni Ellen Sullivan Abbie Swiner Mary Thompson Enid Wadsworth Theo Willey Grace Williams and others including George Amos Eben Anderson Alfred Boudreau and more. The passage appears as a partial roster or notice with missing context and trailing names.
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Margaret W. Murphy
Vera C. Newsome
Cecilia M. O'Connor
Josephine O’connor
Annie E. O'Neil
Grace U. Reid
Agnes E. Riley
Julian I. Shea
Isabelle F. Smith
Marion KR. Spreniby
Ellen Sullivan
Abbie H. Swinerson
Mary S. Thompson
Enid N. Wadsworth
Theo A. Willey
Grace St. Williams
George H. Amos
Eben \. Anderson
Alfred J. Boud
Edward W. McArille
Francis J. McDermott
Walter L. Morse
Francis Phelin
Franklin H. Pike
Howard Plummer
Francis P. Ready
Thomas Roberts
James H. Roper
Leslie (. Smith
Rayford L. Story
David H. Stuart
Dennis F. Sullivan
Fred J. Voxel
Daniel A. Walsh
W. Warry Willard
Charles A. Woods
Testimonial for Widow of Walter McCarthy Draws Big North Cambridge Crowd
Spacious Odd Fellows Hall in North Cambridge hosts a June 12 testimonial for the widow and six children of the late Walter McCarthy. At least HM attendees include many Toston Elevated Railway employees praising the deceased, with dancing by Doherty's Orchestra and organizers led by T. Lucas and A. H St. Marten.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
North
Cambridge
Walter McCarthy
Itas
Toston Elevated Railway Company
Doherty
T. Lucas
A. H St. Marten
Aids
M. J. Brenton
H. Kagan
BK. B. Cobb
T. Kearns
P. J. Curtin
A. J. Fitzpatrick
H. Moore
J. Daley
P. Dwyer
A. L. Estey
C. Rearse
St. Dale
J. H. Shea
Miss Doris Hoslin Stars in Cambridge Summer Return
One of the brightest soubrettes, Miss Doris Hoslin formerly of the Little Lord Fauntleroy Company, has moved from New York to Cambridge for the summer and may reside there permanently. Her dancing and singing at a recent concert drew encores and were the hit of the evening.
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Doris Hoslin
Little Lord Fauntleroy
New York
Cambridge
Feeney Downey Nuptials At St Marys Church
Theos P Feeney and Mary A Downey married at St Marys Church in a ceremony led by Rev Father Dooly. Attendants included bridesmaids Ailes Mary Feeney and Maids Ford Mollie Healey, best man John T Lowney, ushers Thomas Nolan and others. A reception followed at the Downey residence on Cambridge Street with 180 guests. couple to New York then Jamestown Exposition, resuming life at 99 Cambridge Street. Mary is sister of ex representative Jeremiah Downey.
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St. Mary's Church
Theos
P. Feeney
Mary A. Downey
Father Dooly
Father Woods
Walsh
Ailes Mary -Feeney
Marcare, Ford
Mollie Healey
Homer
John T. Lowney
Musse
Sacred Heart Church
Lena McCaron
Mary Dolan
John Loan, Jr
John Keefe
Mortimer J. Downey
Cambridge Street
Bright Young Scholar Wins American College Scholarship
John W. Culhane of Cambridge, son of contractor John T. Culhane, passed the scholarship exam at the American College in Thame and won $25 in gold as the elocution contest prize at Boston College last year. He had special prize in mathematics and will study at the college in October after leaving in September. Archbishop Williams has several scholarships at the college and others from around Boston may join next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Culhane
John T. Culhane
Cambridge
American College
Thame
Culhane
Helld
Boston College
Young Men's Catholic Association of Boston
St. Paul
Archbishop Williams
Tome
Boston
Local Candidates Take Milk Inspector Exam
An examination was held before civil service examiners on Tuesday for applicants seeking the milk inspector post. Several local men appeared before the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Children Smile at KEW Home Sewing Machine Promise
The copy claims children are happy because clothes made on the KEW Home Sewing Machine will not rip. Mothers are urged to buy one now for their children’s future wear, with dealers advertised everywhere.
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Massachusetts Ave
Mass
Poston
Hess
Congress
H. J. Mahoney
J. Toomey
Ahein
Raymond
Central Theatreentral Square
Simon Alexander
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