Breach of Promise Trial at Gold Fellows Hall North Cambridge
A sensational 2000 breach of promise suit will be heard at Gold Fellows Hall in North Cambridge on Friday evening May 24 under Agassiz Council No 45 Horal Arcanum. Plaintiffs include Miss Ruby Rubb and defendant A Templeton Browne a Boston newspaper man.
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Court of Last Resort
Gold Fellows Hall
North Cambridge
Agassiz Council No. 45
Horal Arcanum
Ruby Rubb
F. Guy Minchin
A. Templeton Browne
Boston
John A. Kelleher
George W. Long
H. M. Potter
W. H. Dennett
Charles FL. Raymond
Hardware
A. Labbe
Jim Little
Edmund Carver
Joseph Conway
Slaughter
Leo Myles
Carl Loges
Feliceman
A. Nadeau
Joseph Auther
Daniel Sheeler
Baby Hayes
Memro
Agassiz Council
New England Telephone Posts Record Growth in 1906
The 1906 year in review shows rapid expansion for the New England Telephone & Telegraph Co. Gen. Thomas Sherwin notes 255 576 subscribers stations as of January 1 1907 across Maine New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts with Boston leading growth. The rural rural lines rise 50 percent and 455 exchanges operate including seven new and six completed exchange buildings.
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New England Telephone System
Thomas Sherwin
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
New England Company
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York State
Boston
Boston and Suburban
New England
Company reports strong year with high traffic and new bonds
The report shows totals of 935,858 or 301 546 000 for the year with 58 504 daily tolls and 18 839 576 yearly. The firm employs 7 868 across all classes, including 3 477 women, and pays six percent dividends while discharging 495 000 in bonded debt and taking up 499 000 in bonds on April 1. Capital stock stands at 31 697 500.
Central Club Forms Elite Cambridge Social Circle
The Central club in Hyde's Block Cambridge begins with 34 members and a 40 member cap. Officers include Samuel Bailey as president Thomas J Mulvihill as vice president William H Copithorne as recording and financial secretary and William L Ducey as treasurer. Directors are Edward W Quinn Frederick J Usher John B Smithers Roy Johnston and James E Dougan. House Committee lists Eugene M Flanagan James T Cox and Frederick J Usher. Members include John J McNamara Warren F Kane Eugene M Flanagan James H Donnelly James D Carberry William H Copithorne Walter M Cashman John B Smithers George H Whitten Joseph J Donnelly John J Ducey David J O Connor Jeremiah F Quinn Robert Dray Edward W Quinn J Frank Facey Bernard F Fallon Alfred Christensen Charles H Thurston John J Sullivan Samuel Bailey James T Cox William L Ducey Frank Kelley Thomas J Mulvihill Fred J Usher James Walsh James E Dougan Willard P Dwelly George J Johnstone Joseph Johnson Cyrus G Dole and George F Carney.
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Hyde’s
Central Square
Cambridge
Samuel Bailey
Thomas J. Mulvihill
William H. Copithorne
William L. Ducey
Edward W. Quinn
Frederick J. Usher
John B. Smithers
Brooks and Conley Sell Land for Royal Stimpson Estate
Brooks and Conley sold 5500 square feet at the corner of Concord Avenue and Royal Avenue to Andrew Redmond for apartment house development.
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Brooks & Conley
Royal Stimpson
Concord Avenue
Royal Avenue
Andrew Redmond
Cambridge Real Estate Activity in Fine Residential Area
Brooks and Conley sell the six apartment building at 215 220 222 224 Norfolk Street to Mary Keegan for investment. They also convey the two family house at 68 70 Antrim Street from Edward Dale to Johanna Walsh. Additionally they sell Walter B. Parke’s double house and 3600 feet of land at 102 104 Avon Hill Street to John J. Downey. This sits in one of Cambridge’s premier residential districts.
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Brooks & Conley
John W. Coveney
Norfolk Street
Mary Keegan
Antrim Street
Edward Dale
Johanna Walsh
John J. Downey
Walter B. Parke
Avon Hill Street
Cambridge
Old Heidelberg at the Globe Next Week
The Globe Theatre presents Old Heidelberg with Mr Craig staging the play and Richard Mansfield in the Karl Keinrick role. The comedy follows a prince who, amid formal life at his uncle’s court, enjoys student life at Old Heidelberg. Matinees are Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays.
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Old Heidelberg
Craiz
the Globe
Olga Nethersole at Hollis Street Theatre Next Week
Miss Olga Nethersole will perform eight times at Hollis Street Theatre next week with a varied bill. Adrienne LeCouvreur, Sapho, Camille, Carmen, The Second Mrs Tanqueray, each staged by different directors, supported by Frank Mills and the London company with Charles Stevenson in the troupe.
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Hollis St
Olga Nethersole
M. Scribe
Adrienne LeCouvreur
Clyde Fitch
Daudet
Sapho
Miss Nethersole
Alexander Dumas
Two Orphans coming to Grand Opera House next week
The Two Orphans by Kate Claxton, direct from Lincoln Square Theatre New York, closes the season at the Grand Opera House. The company is billed as the best since the all star revival, with the production presented as in its original earlier run and bringing carloads of special effects.
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Kate Claxton
Lincoln Square Theatre
New York City
Grand Opera House
Allstar
Kate Claxton Presents First Class Production
Scenery and accessories complete the staging to make it a first class production. It is Miss Kate Claxton's production in its entirety, promising a great dramatic treat. Matinees will be given on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
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Kate Claxton
Hub Theatre Presents Miles Brothers Pextures and Songs
The Hub Theatre offers hourly shows with Miles Brothers moving pictures and illustrated songs, plus instrumental and incidental music by the ladies’ orchestra. The veteran singing group is joined by Emery Bennett Amy Allen Ralph Drew Marie Gallacher young Willie Daly and English tenor W A M Tenlingson.
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Hub Theatre
Miles Brothers
Ladies’ Orchestra
Emery Bennett
Amy Allen
Ralph Drew
Marie Gallacher
Willie Daly
Gondoliers at Castle Square Opens Third Week
Castle Square presents The Gondoliers by Gilbert and Sullivan with Clara Lane as Gianetta and K. K. Murray and Harry Davies as the gondoliers. The season features a strong company and plans for Dorothy to be shown the week of May 20.
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Arthur Sullivan
William S. Gilbert
Castle Square
Savoy Theatre
London
Clara Lane
Gianette
Harry Davies
K. K. Murray
Louise le Baron
Hattie Belle Ladd
Otis B. Thayer
George Shields
Maude Earl
Dorothy
Hosiery bargains in lisle cotton and silk finish stocks
A catalog of women's and children's hose and men's socks with prices from 2c to 95c a pair. Listings feature lisle, cotton, ribbed, lace, and imported varieties in tan black gray and assorted patterns plus multi-pair discounts and special values.
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Lisle
Monday Bargains in Fabrics and Accessories
A sale listing numerous items with Monday price points including Indian linen, Madras fabrics, waisting, featherbone, buttons, elastic garters, toilet paper, wash stocks, coat sets, children’s dresses, suspenders, Hamburg embroidery, stationery, corsets and more. Prices range from a few cents to under a dollar, highlighting regular prices and sale values.
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North
Art of Gentlemen's
Massachusetts Avenue
Brookline Street
Nat” Somers
Michael
Walsh
Boston College
Copley Hall
F. 5. Butler
Rice Street
St. John’s Church
Murgy
Ella Murphy
West Cambridge
John Mahoney
John C. Quill
Rindle Avenue
Benedict
Clarence Hanley
Rindge Avenue
Hotel de Dink
John Deiselman
Blake
Knowles Pump
Watertown Arsenal
J. & English
St. Louis, South & Western Fk.a
English
Fort Washington D. C
Silver Lake, Wil
Mington
Mass
Newsdealers’ Association
U. S
General Taylor
Cole
Mrs. Green
Columbia Street
New York
Gus Lombard
Chandler's Market
Gus
Central Club
Hollis ST. Theatre
Castle S
Samuel Pill
Pill Bros
Gov. Guild
Hippen Cat
India
Madras
Warren
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