23 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1907
Page
1
Local store showcases an Easter display with suits at prices far below Boston for matching styles. The children’s department is a specialty this year and the glove department features the latest market items. Legal stamps priced at cash two dollars and merchandise two fifty.
Alderman Beale leads a tense budget session reviewing street, water, and park appropriations. Henderson, Dow, and Crain clash over cuts as the panel threads a path through tax limits and loan options while debating the Hobbs Brook conduit and library funding.
Coleman Brothers issues new office and wharf rate ranges with quoted figures 7.00 7.20 7.25 and 8.50, indicating pricing changes across service tiers.
The column urges Democratic unity for a strong candidate and reports on a petition to widen Te Wolf and Bow streets from Quincy Square to the River Parkway, a costly city decision amid park cuts. It recalls a hat incident, Irish affiliations, and quotes from the Boston papers. the piece ends noting available real estate listings.
The Hee Haw Democrats back Henry M. Whitney to defeat Guild, while William L. Douglas quietly seeks the nomination again. Douglas has a small but loyal following and could complicate any rival bid if Whitney falters. Henry M. Whitmer is also mentioned as a stronger challenger.
Members of Arthur R. Hendersons club gathered Monday evening at Arch ie McKenzie s Anetin street home for an amateur night with an orchestra. Every member sang an Irish song and many were the funniest moments as friends including Mr and Mrs McKenzie Mr and Mrs John Hennon Mr and Mrs William Doyle Mr and Mrs Pred Nolan William Antle Miss Minnie O Neil Joseph Hearne Miss Agnes Haley Joseph Johnson Miss Dorothy Dodd James McCool Miss Kittle Gritfin Joseph Murphy Miss Chrissie Kent Lawrence Dempsey El Carr Joseph Grifin Anne McDonald Miss Neie Donahue Timothy Toomey Miss Anna King Joseph Stack Miss Gertrude Stack John McAuliffe Miss Nellie Gallagher Thos Glennon Miss May Sullivan Philip Galvin Miss Lens Curtin Timothy Field Thomas Craven William Brassill Miss Nellie Donovan Miss Bessie Mullins Chester Goodwin Mr and Mrs John Mc Grath Daniel Hamilton Joseph Benning Masters Daniel Archie McKenzie Master Willie Connors John P Neilan and Miss May McKinnon attended.
On Ireland’s patron saint anniversary Division 4 AOH held its annual banquet with nearly 200 members and guests. Speakers included Mayor Wardwell, Mrs Frances E Dover, Rev Fathers Woods Crayton Doris and Father Doody noted by toastmaster Doris. Messages from national state and county presidents were read.
A Geezer in a small town mocks outward progress while a sarcastic stranger exposes the harm of mailing money to Chicago. The visitor urges buying locally, noting past towns that thrived by supporting home merchants. MORAL: patronize home enterprises to grow your town.
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