Reciproc ity Watchword at Cambridge Meeting on Trade
A large Cambridge gathering at Cyprus Hall discussed reciprocal trade with Canada. John H. Corcoran outlined the movement and praised Blaine while referencing McKinley. A Democratic club named Whitney Democratic Club of Cambridge formed with over a hundred members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyprus Hall
Henry M. Whitney
John A. Sullivan
Josiah Quincy
John H. Corcoran
Albany
Mr. Whitney
Edward W. Quinn
Democratic City Committee
Fred Macleod
James F. Aylward
J. Frank Facey
Fred Dietrich
Whitney Democratic Club
Cambridge
James Donnelley
Detrick
Officers and Committees on Old Home Week Celebration
Long list of officers and committees named for the Old Home Week event led by Mayor and city leaders. Includes finance, programme, parade, entertainments, decorations, receptions, invitations, and music chairs with multiple members.
RecipCity Meeting Presiding Officer Introduces Mr Whitney
A capable presiding officer leads the Reciprocity Meeting and introduces Mr Whitney. Whitney speaks on Massachusetts agriculture and industrial supply, arguing most workers produce general utility goods and rely on distant farmers for food. He frames the core issue as preserving and expanding markets for Massachusetts mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Whitney
Massachusetts
Mechanic of
Old Home Week Committee Discusses Key Roles
City Hall hosts a Wednesday night general committee meeting about Old Home Week. Ideas include hiring a head press agent to spread news nationwide and merchants printing city plans on envelopes to advertise the event. Parade, decorations, costs, and library committee input are also addressed. President Dr. Eugene McCarthy and Messrs Wheeler and Collier named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Eugene McCarthy
Messrs. Wheeler and
Collier
General Committees and List of Local Officials
A long roster lists the General Committee senators representatives and a vast Board of Aldermen and Common Council members. The names include Fred J. MacLeod Manuel Andrew William Hogan Fred L. Bounke George Giles Julius Meyers and many others with titles President and Honorable designations. The notice ends with a parenthetical note that the list continues on page 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. MacLeod
Manuel Andrew
William M. Hogan
Fred L. Bounke
George A. Giles
Julius Meyers
Samuel D. Elmore
George W. Long
Harry N. Stearns
Board OF Aldermen
Charles H. Lake
John Allen
Joseph H. Beale, Jr
Marshall F. Blanchard
Harlow C. Brownell
Oliver D. Clary
Russell D. Crane
George L. Dow
Arthur R. Henderson
Harry A. Penniman
Edward EB. James
George H. Conant
Samuel Usher
Albert F. Amee
John Henderson
Arthur H. Smith
Alexander Millan
Walter A. Claflin
Enoch Beane
Albert
Ansey
Stoughton Bell
Charles Waugh
James A. Wood
John W. Coveney
Herbert H. White
Stillman F. Kelley
Norman H. White
William Goepper
James
Real Estate Services Offer Profits From Small Investments
A brief notice states that investing a small sum in the right location can yield profits in years ahead. It also advertises real estate services for selling properties and renting houses.
Last Bonfire at Triangle Ends Then City Faces Costs
The Sentinel reports the yearly Fourth of July bonfire at the triangle of Portland and Porter streets will end due to nearby buildings. Private funds have paid for the display, with the Vic tor Associates and local youth group laboring hard. The city has not funded it, though thousands have enjoyed the spectacle.
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Triangle
Portland
Porter Streets
Victor Associates
Porter
de Wolfe
Bow Streets
Finance Committee
Board of Survey
Pevcy
Committee On Highways
DeWolfe
Quincy Square
Parkway
Harvard
Central Trust to open savings department in Cambridge
President Elmer H Bright details why the Central Trust Company will add a savings department. He cites long hours and service as keys, notes Cambridge residents already bank with other cities, and says competition will spur better local banking. The feature continues on page 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer H. Bright
Central Trust Company
Cambridge
East
Boston
Bocton
Cleveland
Ohio
Job Offer for Girls at Bell's Cambridgeport
An advertiser invites girls over 14 leaving school to take steady city jobs at Bell's in Cambridgeport. Described as clean work in clean airy rooms with good pay, apply at Main Sixth and Harvard Streets.
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Bell's
Main
Sixth
Harvard Sts
Cambridgeport
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Cambridge Hall
Central Square
Republican Party
Republican Organization
Walter C. Wardwell
Frank A. Allen
Wm. A. Bancroft
Alvin F. Sortwell
Edgar R. Champlin
Charles W. Eliot
Thomas W. Higginson
Charles Eliot Norton
Jas. M. W. Halk
David T. Dickinson
John H. H. McNamee
Augustine J. Daly
Charles H. Thurston
Alexander McKenzie
John O'Brien
George Howland Cox
Frank T. Evans
Alvil F. Sortwell
Willard A. Bullard
Edwin Dresser
Henry Endicott
John T. G. Nichols
Gustavus Goepper
Charles F. Stratton
James F. Fennell
Otis
Brown
Walter F. Earle
Walter G. Davis
Frank L. Earl
A. M. Wheeler
George H. Holmes
Oscar F. Allen
Milton L. Walton
Wm. E. Lloyd
Harry N. Bullard
Fred B. Wheeler
John F. Crocker
James W. Bean
Edward F. Gamvwell
Harry A. Pennman
Chas. W. Dailey
Chas. H. Lake
Geo. F. Whiting
Fred D. Norton
Geo. D. Merrill
Frank P. Merrill
T. W. Hillier
Irving J. Goodhue
B. 5. Walker
H. K. Parsons
Roy Faye
Geo. A. Burdick
Wm. Tageard Piper
C. Burnside Seagrave
F. Gamwell
J. Lee Robinson
Harry J.mahoney
Daniel J. Toomey
Geo. R. Brine
John B. Whoriskey
Nelson C. Métealf
Louis F. Conant
Arthur T. Browne
E. A. Benchley
James KR. Quirk
Geo. H. Bryant
Wm. E. Burton
Harleigh J. Bushway
Geo. Stephens
James T. Barrett
A. Counihan
Wellington Fillmore
W. Quinn
Chas
H. Fosgate
Wm. F. Brooks
Frederick W. Macdonald
B. James
Samuel W. Bailey
Joseph O. Authier
Dennis F. Hurley
Thomas Ryan
John Read
Maj
H. Cutler
Russell A. Wood
Jas
F. Aylward
J. Edw
Barry
John T. Shea
Geo. P. O Brien
Wm. H. Wood
Isaac Chase
Geo. A. Lord
John Good
Geo. H. Howard
K. Odell
A. J. Littlefield
Horace Kemp
Horace D. Litchfield
Capt
Frank W. Dallinger
George Close
Wm. Goepper
P. Keith
Geo. F. Me. Kelleger
Richard H. Dana
Frank Gaylord Cook
Archibald M. Howe
John A. Crowe
Edward J. Brandon
John J. Ahern
John H. Hurley
John H. Pence
David Fudge
Edward A. Counihan, Jr
Henry J. Winslow
Arlow CC
F. E. Marble
John R. McCool
F. M. Pickles
John J. Ryan
H. H. Saunderson
Robert Walker
Theo. F. Wright
Albert P. Briges
Geo. H. Munroe
Frederick E. Chapman
Edward J. Moriarty
Wm. B. Reid
Joseph H. Ricker
Undertaker
Harvard Street
MT. Auburn Street
Watertown
Newton North
Fea
Franklin Coal
Coleman Brothers
Mass
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First Street
Broadway
Patrick R. Phelan
Main St
Cambridge, Mass
OLD Home Week News
Lyman Stone
Andrew J. Rady
John F. O'Brien
John T. Scully
William E. Doyle
Frank X. Fitzpatrick
Edward A. Couathan
Charles H. Fosgate
Charles H. Holt
James P. McSorley
Jerome C. Linehan
J. Frank Face
John Hedin
John M. Dean
Frederick D. Sterrett
John B. Dayfoot
Charles W.B. Duroy
Albert M. Barnes
Thomas V. B
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