East Cambridge Labor Meeting Draws Noted Speakers
A mammoth base meeting is planned for March 27 at Institute hall East Cambridge under the Teamsters union. Union and non union members and the public are invited to hear speakers such as D D Driscoll Daniel Tobin P J Donaghue D F Donovan Frank Fall James Duffy John McGonagle M J Sheehan Patrick Daly Charles Connors and Peter H McNealy.
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Monsey Areanne
Institute Hall
Teamster’s
D. D. Driscoll
The
American F
Daniel Tobin
Boston
P. J. Donaghue
D. F. Donovan
Frank Fall
Int. Bro. Teamsters
James Duffy
John McGonagle
Chelsea
M. J. Sheehan
Patrick Daly
Charles Connors
Peter H. McNealy
Teamsters
Ward 1
Workingmen's Club
Cornelius J. Hartnett
Daniel Mahoney
John Harrington
William Coveney
Jeremiah F. Morrissey
Patrick Lane
John
Cambridge Street
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Putnam School
Frederick O. Thompson
Arangements
Tom County
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Warren Fay
Syracuse
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McInnes’ Orchestra
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Bristol Streets
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Suffolk County
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Ireland
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Kaine's College of Physical Culture in Boston
An article reviews Professor Davies and the Davies College of Physical Culture in Boston detailing physical culture demonstrations. It praises balanced living including brain body and bank, and describes the benefits of the Caines system for organs, digestion, circulation, and overall health.
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Davies’ College of Physical Culture
New Century
Huntington Avenue
Boston
Democritus
Dr. Reinecke
Daines
R. J. R. Davies
England
Europe
Sandow
London
Sandow College of Physical Culture
West End Street Railway seeks to build double tracks on Craigie Bridge
The West End Street Railway Company petitioned the Cambridge Board of Aldermen for permission to construct and maintain double tracks on the Craigie Temporary Bridge from the Boston Cambridge boundary to Bridge Street near Prison Point, with overhead trolley electric power and necessary street alterations. Plans by A L Plimpton dated February 16, 1905 are filed with the petition. The Boston Elevated Railway Company acts as attorney. William A. Bancroft signs as president.
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Boston Elevated Railway ‘ Company
Milk St
Boston
Mass
City of
Cambridge
West End Street Railway Company
Boston Heated Railway Company
Craigie Temporary Bridge
City of Boston
Bridge Street
Prison Point Street
A. L. Plimpton
West End ST. Railway CO
Boston Elevated Railway Co
WM. A. Bancroft
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