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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1903

Page

4

Reform Leader Critics Praise Administration Cleanup

The speaker notes removal of several known incompetent officials and a stop to departmental extravagance. Careful supervision and scrutiny of officials’ actions are praised, with wholesome effects overall and commendable features outweighing minor errors.

East Cambridge church rally set for March 16 service

Local notices report a neighborly rally led by Pastor Charles F. Barter at the East Cambridge church. Ministers from Cambridgeport North Cambridge Somerville and Medford will attend to address "The Needs of East Cambridge" with special music, inviting public participation at 3 p.m.

Record Universe List Es Ae East Cambridge Church Charles F. Barter George W. Bicknell Cambridgeport W. B. Eddy North Cambridge Masala F. A. Gray's Iiliam C. Couden Somerville T. A. Fischer Medford C. A. Skinner Cambridge Sereen Ann M. Tucker St. Paul's Catholic Club Harvard College Phillips Brooks House McMahon Charlestown St. Mary's Church Brattle Square Piano and Organ Workers’ Union Prospect Hall Dormans Frank Maggie John Keefe Louise Craig Coon Craigie Bert Morandus McNabb Antel Alex Cunha Pat Anglin John Tug) Wilson Hill Brothers Ed Barrett Geldert Carney Hospital Malta Hall Prospect Street Anunciation Church M. F. Hanisen Miss Urquhart Miss Smee Miss Smith Oran Pinkham James J. Kelleher Harry Hanisen Wason Abtehan Construction Company Harvard Civil Engineering Society of Technology J. Clark Smith Massachusetts Avenue Union Pacific Railroad Atlantic Pacific Massachusetts Interclub League Newtowne Towanda Waters of Squire Park City Point Catholic Association Cambridgeport Gymnasium Jefferson City Point Association Cambridge Gymnasium Association George B. McNeill Boston McNeill Catholic Trade Association Maritime Provincial Club of Odd Fellows’ Hall Mme. Barutto Agnes Hyde Ella L. Cunningham Charles A. Phinney Boster

Midsummer Night's Dream in Boston with Goodwin cast

The Hollis Street theatres host N C Goodwin beginning next Monday for two weeks presenting a lavish revival of A Midsummer Night's Dream under Klaw and Erlanger. Mendelssohn music, expanded orchestra, fourteen vocal numbers, and a famed cast feature Bottom. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday the first week, plus Thanksgiving and Saturday in the second week. seats on sale.

Hollis Street N. C. Goodwin Klaw Erlanger Boston Augustin Daly Mr. Goodwin Bottom Mendelssohn Signor A. de Novvellis Denman Thompson Mr. Thompson New Englandyl Joshua Whitcomb Mr Thompson New Hampshire Lawrence McCarty

Captain Barrington at Globe Theatre Draws Rousing Cheers

Boston audience erupts at every show for star Richman and cast. George W Wilson as Caspar Moulton Joseph Kilgour as George Washington William Redmund as Sergt Bulty receive warm receptions. Five leading women praised for beauty and talent. Mrs Craig appears in mask as a colored servant. Enthusiasm peaks during patriotic moments and a sword duel between Richman and Redmund.

Richman Captain Barrington George W. Wilson Caspar Moulton Joseph Kilgour George Washington William Redmund Sergt. Bulty Suzanne Sheldon Helen MacGregor Frances King Eugenie Hayden Charles G. Craig Boston

Winsome Winnie Delights Boston at Columbia Theatre

Paula Edwardes leads a 100 member company in a tuneful melodious musical at the Columbia Theatre Boston. The show features magnetic Miss Edwardes, Isobel Hall, Helen Redmond, Joseph Miron, W P Carleton, W E Philp and Dick Carroll with a superb chorus and pretty girls. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.

Winnie Columbia Theatre Boston Paula Edwardes Comedienne Miss Edwardes Isobel Hall Helen Redmond Joseph C. Miron W. P. Carleton W. E. Philp Dick” Carroll Columbia

The Earl of Pawtucket Delights Boston at Majestic

The Earl of Pawtucket holds Boston theatergoers with crowded, delighted audiences at the Majestic. The Bar of Pawtucket stars Lawrence D Orsay and a capable company in Augustus Thomas’s lively comedy praised for crisp dialogue and wholesome humor. Wednesday and Saturday matinees draw many women and children from suburbs, with strong demand for an indefinite Boston stay.

Earl of New York Boston Earl of Rawtucket

The Rector and Thief Share Odd Vestry Exchange

A garbled verse snippet depicts a rector noting a thief stole his stole and surplus surplice. The exchange plays on church items and classically odd humor, leaving readers with a curious, ephemeral glimpse of religious setting mischief.

City Aldermen Discuss Transfers and Street Plans

The Cambridge board of aldermen held a busy session on Tuesday, approving several personnel changes and discussing petitions, street plans, and budget transfers. Key actions included confirming appointed officials, planning for Charles River road numbering, hearings on Ash and Athens streets relocation, and a transfer debate over street watering funds to maintenance. The City Solicitor provided an opinion supporting the transfer as a maintenance reclassification.

Board of Aldermen Aldermanic Chamber Good Authier Carstein Harbor and Land Commission Boston Elevated Railroad Charles River W. J. Marvin Finance Committee John J. Shea Thomas F. Tracey Water Board James Evans Lexington Committee On G. A. A. Pevey W. J. Wash Timothy Crane Harwell Philpott Committee On Elections and Returns Socialist Party Charles River Road Ash Street R. H. Dana Greenleaf W. B. Durrant Williard Athens Street Lewis Alderman Barrett Elm Street John J. Kenney Harding Street Leon David Cambridge Street Fuhrman Frank Godleski Mullens Court Henry C. Jones Police Department Massachusetts Avenue Essex Street Committee On Claims Cambridge Electric Light Company Huron Avenue Woodbridge Street Rindge Avenue Brick Yard Clifton Street Sixth Street Erie and Sidney Streets Allaton and Walker Street Hawthorne ‘Street Sommitee Sixth Spring Streets Prison Point Street Spring Street Cushing Avenue Chestnut Sixth Streets Potter Street Committee On Sewers Franklin Sidney Blanche Mioe Charles Eliot Norton W. A. Quinn Museum Street Margaret EB. Duffie William Benway West End Street Railway Company New England Telephone & Telegraph Company of Massachusetts Fayerweather Street Common Council Dudley Messrs Rhoades Stearns Meyers Pevey Cambridge

City Solicitor Sees Law Allowing Street Watering Reallocation

A city solicitor argues there is no law prohibiting reallocating funds earmarked for street watering to general maintenance, noting street watering is part of street maintenance and the transfer may be legal. The piece references ongoing legal reasoning and municipal financial policy considerations.

G. A. A. Pevey City Denman Thompson

Kremer Melodrama Wedded and Parted at Boston Music Hall

Theodore Kremer presents Wedded and Parted at Boston Music Hall under Sullivan Harris and Woods. The engagement runs for a single week starting Monday afternoon with daily matinees, following the showing of David Harum. The production is praised as one of Kremer’s most entertaining works with an elaborate staging.

David Harum Boston Music Hall Theodore Kremer Sullivan, Harris and Woods

Too Proud to Beg at Hub Theatre Next Week

Lincoln J. Carters melodramatic play Too Proud to Beg comes to the Hub Theatre with a Monday matinee starting next week. The production is praised as one of the season’s most effective and well received on tour with consistent plot and strong emotional action.

Lincoln J. Carter Hub Theatre

Primaries Notice for Local Election Candidates

Notice to Democrats announcing primaries to select candidates for mayor aldermen council members assessor and school committee. Date and precise procedures not readable. ballot access and participation implied for party members.

Cambridge Ward Nominating Booths for Local Election

The notice lists ward by ward nomination locations in Cambridge including wards one through eleven with venues such as Institute hall Ward 1 and G A R hall Ward 8 with nominations open for mayor aldermen assessor common council and school committees from specified wards. Nomination papers must be filed by Thursday Nov 12 at 8 pm at the city committee secretary's office 42 Prospect Street.

Harvard College Kaiser James 8. Reardon J. A. Bird Cambridge Reardon Bird Traveler Emmaline Winso Street I. Brand Boardman Street Wm. L. Zimmerman Hampshire Street Walpole Mass Western Union Telegraph and Cable Company Boyleton Street St. Mary's Church of Ascension M. A. O'Kane Worcester Co-operative Press Charles J. Wood Herbert N. Monk James Hicks Reform Club Knights of Honor Cambridge Anne No. 185 F. C.B N. 8. Shaler J. L. Love P. H. Hanus J. W. White Hurlburt J. D. M. Ford B. C. Peirce Joseph H Woodland Putnam Avenue Harvard Co-operative Society Central Labor Union Institute Hall East Cambridge A. F. of I Holy Ghost Hospital Cambridge Street Cambridge Temperance Reform Association Raymond Hall John J. Kenney Samuel Dinsmore Dorchester T. H. Raymond William Union A. C. Fuller Unity Temple of Honor Temple of Honor Hall Board of Aldermen Couneil Institute Cambridge St Cambridge Athletic Association Cambridge At Cambridge Field St Paul's A. M. E Portland St Hastings St Red Jacket Hall Inmanaq Odd Fellows Hall Massachuses Avenue Citizens’ Trade Association Massachusetts Ave G. A. R Hall Quincy Sq Ward Brattle Aq Observatory Hill Club Concord Ave Huron Ave Walnut Edward J. Brandon St. Paul's A. M. E Portland Hastings Street Inman Square Massachusetts Avenue Nue Citizens' Trade Association Hall Quincy Square Brattle Square Concord Avenue Huron Avenue Walden Street Polla Assensor Common Council Prospect Street J. Frank Facey Edward B. James

No clear article to summarize from provided fragment

The text fragment references bright lines of comedy and satire that win audience affection, but lacks concrete names, events, dates, or places to anchor a news card. Unable to identify a standalone item beyond general theatrical critique.

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