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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1904

Page

5

Children's Toques and Tams in Warm Winter Styles

A catalog listing children's toques and tams in Saxony wool silk blends and angora styles. Prices from 50c to 1.50 include Mohawk valley angora tams square and round shapes, velvet and broadcloth bands, and heavy double knitted stocking caps. Also advertised are boys heavy school pants in blue, black, and corduroy with sturdy construction and riveted buttons.

Saxony Mohawk Valley Angora

Boys' Shoes Offer Durable Calf Options for Boys

The advertisement promotes boys shoes built for wet fall and winter days. It highlights fine cesco calf models with heavy soles solid leather heels and counters and full back stay. Sizes range from 21-2 to 51-2 with warranted service.

Boys' and Golf Caps on Sale in Various Fabrics

A sale listing shows golf caps in blue serge red venetian satin lined and dressy fronts at 25 to 40 cents. Eton caps in navy broad cloth leather sweatbands and stitched visors, including ooze leather options. Also boys caps in blue brown or red serge with soutache braid and embroidered fronts.

Eton

Temperance Talk and Parades Highlight Sacred Heart Co meeting

Fr. Mullen of the Cathedral Boston spoke to the Sacred Heart Co T A 8 on temperance, followed by music and readings. The group plans monthly meetings and social events as it grows, with a parade in Roxbury for St Catia ca T A 8 and a Banquet at St Patrick's. Mt Auburn society to march sixty men led by a drum corps, aided by Arthur McGinty and John Feeney. A Thanksgiving Eve play The Irish Post man is planned by Mt Auburn Court 195 MCOF at Watertown Town hall with Hubert Smith directing. Mr Hubert Smith and Capt John McBride enjoy a vacation. Mr and Mrs Garrett Lacy move to Allston.

Mullen Cathedral Boston Sacred Heart Co. T. A Splaine Boston C. T. A. Union Roxbury St. Catia T. A Bie Fr. Mathew Mt. Auburn Society Arthur J. McGinty John J. Feeney St. Patrick's Society Auburn Watertown Hubert Smith St. Peter's Hall Ladies’ Auxiliary Thomas Newton Bridget M. Dee Mary Co Cashman Donnell Street Clarendon Avenue Cambridge Lucy Normoyle Madison Street Bryant and Stratton Commercial School Clara W. Hathaway C. F. Hathaway Radcliffe College Miss Hathaway Cambridge Latin School Democratsa Ward 10 Thomas F. Cosgrove Concord Avenue Thomas Skehan Raymond Street Massachusetts General Hospital Cambridge Street East Cambridge Harvard Observatory Garden and Bond Streets

Walnuts re organize for football season in district

The Walnuts reform for the upcoming football season seek 115 pound teams for games. Captain Donahue of Cushing Street wants schedules. The item lists local social events including an Apron and Necktie Party and a Grand Union Ball under local auxiliary groups.

Banquet for Bishop Delaney noted at Hotel Brunswick

Local notes cover Rep Jas F Aylward attending a Boston Alumni banquet honoring Bishop John B Delaney of Manchester N H. Other items report thefts, a missing man, break ins, a ward five farm outing with a special train, police drills, court fines, busyness of several clubs and societies, church and city government meetings plus numerous council actions and street projects.

Jas. F. Aylward Brunawick John B. Delaney Manchester N. H Boston College Annie Hamilton Cowperthwaite Street John Costello Costello Boston Dewolf Street Robert Pierce Ward Five Democratic Club Herman Hoffman Lincoln Hoffman Union Square Fitchburg Railroad William F. Ware Father Mathew Temperance Society Jasper Coffin Robert Mullen Coffin Everett Soden-street Sentinel Office Clark Social and Cycle Club Cyprus Hall McInnes Blake-Knowles Mutual Aid Society Prof Gudert Boylston Hall McNamee New Block Harvard Square Allen Jacobs Portsmouth R. 1 Annie Jacobs Pleasant Street Episcopal Church Christ Church, Garden Street Coleman Delaware Charles H. Brent Philippine Islands William Paret Maryland Democratic Lowell James F. Aylward Democratic State Central Committee Central Square Cambridge Fire Department West Boston Bridge Chemical No. 1 Boston Fire Department New England Telephone and Telegraph Company Cambridge Social Union Brattle Street Brattle Hall Augustine J. Daly Harvard University Payne Father Mundy St. Mary's Temperance Society Odd Fellows’ Hall

Election of Clerk Pro Tem and Lamp Change Ordered

Common Council met with President Stearns presiding at 8 40. Absent were Elmore O Neill and McSorley, and Eben Pike was elected clerk pro tem by 14 votes. An order to relocate two street lamps, at Winsor/Massachusetts Ave and Albany St, was referred to the wires and lamps committee. The Boston Journal plans subscriptions for a cap for Captain Collins of the Boston American.

Coveney Cartein Davis S Lake Charles H. Williams Barry Anderson Thurston Adams Piper Gage Kronin Lew Chase Mitchell Robert B. Sands Jease W. Moreland John Ward Sanda Cambridge Electric Light Co N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co Main Street Wendell Street Electric Light Co Rindge Avenue Committee On Highways Common Council Brookford Street Tuttle Street Oxford Street Fairview Avenue Fred E. Scanlon Winnifred E. Scanlon Park Commissioners Committee On Parks Committee On Finance Committee On John J. McDonough John Nolan Bernard Ratigan Pedlers M. F. Whoreley Conant Lee Street Broadway Hampshire Street Committee On Elections and Returns Unman Hall Blodgett Flynn Committee On Claims J. M. Oxford Cottage Street Engine 6 Chemical 1 Robert T. Hixon Flashlight Entertainment Co Massachusetts Avenue James ©. Preble J. Rovsater George F. Hoar United States Massachusetts Watertown Murragt Farrell Belmont Street Committee On Sewers Étition Midhids Coney Remington and Arrow Streets Négeasary Justin B Griggs Decatur Street Mary R Cosgrove Wright Street Robert Welch Sherman Street Mary E Duffy Rose A. Duffy Gould Avenue Madison Street Herbert Gordon Gordon William E. Doyle Line Street Magnolia Avenue Daty , Sargent and Stearns T Mer Gerry Lexington Mass Wakefield Bay State Military Rifle Association Cambridge Lester F. Hunting Camp Central Square Stearns Elmore O'Neill McSorley Counthan Eben Pike Cronin Dinan Joel Winsor Street Albany Street Boston Journal Collins Boston American Baseball Team

Cambridge State Election Notice 1904 Precincts

The inhabitants of Cambridge Mass are notified by the City Clerk to assemble at voting places in their precincts for the November 8 1904 election. The notice is dated October 7 1904 and outlines the required compliance with election laws.

Cambridge

Election slate listed for Massachusetts ballots in Middlesex wards

The notice details voting for federal and state offices on Tuesday November 8 1904. Polls open at six in the morning and close at four thirty in the afternoon. By order of the Board of Aldermen Edward J Brandon signs the document.

Board of Aldermen Edward J. Brandon

Polling Places Designated for City Elections of 1904

The City Clerk announces polling locations for the November and December 1904 elections. Ward by ward, sites include schoolhouses, halls, and rooms such as Institute Hall in Ward One and City Hall basement in Ward Five, with exact street corners and cross streets listed for each precinct.

Institute Hall Cambridge Street Taylor Charles Street OTIS Otis Street Thorndike Sixth Street Felton Amory Streets Halil City Hall Massachusetts Avenue Boardman Winsor Streets ODD Fellows' Hall Morse Allston Brookline Streets Central Square Building Tarbell Howard, Grigg and Mayes Streets River Street Washington Cambridge and Felton Streets Grand Army Hall Bow Street Riverside Putnam Avenue Hayes Street City Building Brattle Square Lowell Lowell Street Unity Hall Upland Road Russell Street Credar Cedar and Dudley Streets

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Canada Mohawk Valley J. H. Corcoran & CO James F. Mullen Mount Auburn John McBride Garrett Lacy Holworthy Street Lacy Boston Public Library Walnuts Donahue Cushing Street Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Merry Makers Town Hall Louis St. Peter Observatory Hill New York Charley Nichols St. Louis McGinnity Mathewson Board of Health Potter and Sixth Streets Potter and Sixth Streets Commonwealth Congress Eighth Congressional District Suffolk Middlesex Revere and Winthrop Hali Cambridge Field BOOTH Norfolk Hampshire Streets Kelley Willow Street Parker Sargent Win Ber Street ST Parns Harvard Street Prospect Street
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