City Aldermen Tackle Street Repairs And Utility Petitions
The Cambridge board met with President Coveney presiding as Alderman Harrington was absent. They referred petitions for brick sidewalks and pole locations, discussed paving Cambridge Street, and approved transfers and appropriations for libraries and the water department. The group also moved to hear the Cambridge Electric Light and Telegraph Co on pole locations and set hearings for telecom pole work.
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Coveney
Harriington
Flynn
Binney
Fifth Streets
Cambridge Electric Light Company
Annie L. Thorp
Willard Street
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company of Massachusetts
Putnam Avenue
Norris Street
Arthur Pulsford
Et Als
Cambridge Street
Inman Square
Kirkland Street
William E. Doyle
Committee On Elections and Returns
William Nixon
John J. Linniery
William W. Ware
John O'Brien
Carl L. Mix
Philip Crimmins
Morris D. Epstein
Edgar L. Grose
Whiton Singer
Henry Simon
Woolf Nimerowsky
Philip Olins
Common Victualler's
Thomas N. Allen
Joseph H. Moran, Jr
Mary Szumry
Thomas J. O'Connell
Committee On Finance
The
Water Board
Metropolitan Water Supply
Committee On Highways
Edward R. Moore
Bradbury Street
Board of Survey
Francis Avenue
Committee On
Patrick Kelliher
Edwin Dresser
Madison and
Garden Streets
Michael P. Hoban
John
East Cambridge
Mary Anne Linehan
Prison Point Street
Water Department
Superintendent of Public Buildings
Washington Street
Trowbridge Street
Hurlburt Street
NBE, Tel
Tel, Co
Fayerweather Street
Reservoir Street
Cambridge Electric Light Co
Worcester Street
Norfolk Street
Oreder
Mary B. Duffy
Rose A. Duffy
Concord Avenue
Madison Street
William A. Chapman
Committee On Claims
Mary Tarrant
Catherine Reardon
General Court
Civil Service Commissioners
Civil Service
Garden Street
Cambridge Bridge
Lechmere Canal
Cambridge Common Council Deliberates on Wages and Fire Crew Pay
The Cambridge Common Council met on Tuesday at 8 20 pm with President Stearns presiding. The finance committee was asked to report on paying wagon drivers 2 25 per day. A request for fire alarm box lights in North Cambridge was referred to the fire department. An amendment to raise engine-crew pay to 1300 was defeated amid party split, with Monk arguing engine-men bear heavy responsibility. Social and Cycle club to hold annual ball at Cypress hall Malta Temple. a City almshouse benefit concert and dance planned with Miss Josephine Nolan and Patrick Scanlon. Memorial commissions named Higginson Norton to consider monuments for Adams and Hancock.
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Mitte
Concord Avenue
Committee On Highways
N. Be, Tel
Tel. Co
Cambridge Electric Light Co
Amory
Fairfield Streets
Oruler
N. E. Tel. and Tel. Co
Sixth Street
Gore Street
Committee On Finance
Wellington Fillmore
Mary Anne Linehan
City of Cambridge
Prison Point Street
Committee On Finance and Office Department
Fire Department
Salares
Meech
Tid
Comepanies
Ie Bil
Automatic Telephone Equipment Co
DIL Dd
Stearns
Meyers
Caswell
Reardon
Hogan
MacSorley
Smithers
Nelligan
Cambridge
Committee On Fire Department
Board of Aldermen
Monk
Dinan
Casey
Democrate
Clark Social and
Cypress Hall
Malta Temple
Fisher's Restaurant
City Almshouse
Josephine Nolan
Patrick J. Scanion
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Charles Eliot Norton
Bates
John Adams
United States
John Quincy Adams
John Hancock
Commonwealth
Cambridge Milk Regulation Enacted by City Board of Health
Cambridge Massachusetts adopts a health regulation on milk handling. It requires cows supplying milk to be inspected within a year, bans mixing in domestic rooms, mandates clean utensils and sterilization, and sets storage, cooling, and temperature controls. It also prohibits sale of milk from infected sources and imposes fines up to 100 dollars for violations.
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Cambridge
Board of Health
Oor
Cambridge Board of Health
Haydn
Finn
James B. Soper
Navy
Cambridge Primary Elections Notice 1904
City of Cambridge voters will cast ballots on November 2 1904 for Mayor Aldermen Common Council Assessor and School Committee. Polls open 12 noon to 9 pm at ward designated halls. nomination papers available after 8 pm October 11 and due by 8 pm November 9. Edward J. Brandon, City Clerk, announces the board order.
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Board of Aldermen
Edward J. Brandon
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Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge, Mass
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Telephone
Brattle Street
Harvard Sq
Mass
Harry Dustin Joll
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Eliot Street
St .H. Tholt
Sentinel
D. B. Shaughnessy & Son Book Store
Institute Building
East
J. Cushing & CO
Pillsbury’s
Regent St
E. J. Dunphy
Cambridge St
Cambridgeport
Otis
Brown H.N. Hutchinson
F.H. Marshall
Otis S. Brown & CO
J. Frank Facey
Prospect Street
Allied Printing Trades Council Label
Collins
Boston
Knassee
Ticnassee
True Democracy
Common Council
Office OF the Board OF Health
Harvard
Inman Hall
Springfield Street
Odd Fellows, Hall
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G. A. R. Hall
Brattle Square
Unity Hall
Upland Road
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Isaac McLean
Lancaster Av
Mage
Daniel P. Danehy
Embalne
Rindge Avenue
North Cambride
Talking Machine
Edward H. McDuffee
ANG Vulcanizer
Central Square
Geo. E. Francis
J. E. Paryan
Mwaite Stables
Ellery Street
Harvard Street
Holy Ghost Hospital
Max Keezer
Bow St
Quincy Sq
Porter’s Hotel
Charles A. Benson
Atkins
Court St
Kelley & Son
Western Avenue
University Tailoring Co
Cambridge Mass
Harvard Tailoring Co
Boylston St
J.J. Toohy
A. J, Sylvester
Union Shop
Prospect St
Philip L. Carbone
David F. Corcoran
Boylston Street
McNamee's
James F. Ryan
Harvard Cooperat
W. J Coveny & CO
Assachusetts Ave
E. T. Bynner
Bynner
Massachusetts Ave
Portrait Co
Tremont St
J. H. H, McNamee
Ernest W. Clark
Massachusetts
Harvard Square
John Kennedy
Province Court
Somerville
George Douglass
Col. Wampahire
Cambridgeport, Mass
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Raymond
WM. F. Colby
W. J. Edwards
Caustic Claflin Co
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George L. Carrier
Lawrel St
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