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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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