Cambridge Massachusetts 1887 Election Voting Places
Cambridge election notice lists numerous voting places across wards and streets including Frtman School Sixth and Fourth, Smith, Harvard, Main, Hampshire, Broadway, Harvard School, St Peters Church, Pemberton Street, City Municipal Building basement entrance, and more. Francis McDonald and Clarence P Ripder named as election commissioners for Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorndike School
Main St
Reteris
Harvard
Engine House
Lafayette Sq
Hampshire St
James J. Casey
Lexington Avenue
Charles Tisdale
Marcela Street
Aberdeen Avenue
Thomas F. Gibson
Walden Street
William M. Hogan, Jr
Huron Arena
Robert WH. McCoy
Allston Street
Ayman Pill
Baervard Street
A. Frank Heel
Ware Street
Francis J. Roche
Broadway
John J. Toomey
Windsor Street
Tamel E. Mahoney
Cambridge Street
John PF. Walsh
Ninth Street
Councilloe
Thomas M. McNamara
Windsor
Joseph M. Banks
Brookline Street
Res A
Valentine
William H. Flanagan
Fallon Place
Michael A. Sullivan
Surrey Street
Michael J. Dee
Hammond Street
Cornelius T. Sullivan
Oxford Street
Victor H. Browx
Garden Street
Henry
Winslow
Chauncy Street
Cambridge Election Ballot List for November 2 1837
Official notice listing candidates for mayor assessor school committee and council seats in Cambridge with voting instructions and addresses. Includes a yes no question on civil service reform and names Commissioners Daniel Leahy Harry Penniman and Clarence Kidder.
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Mator
General Court
City of
Cambridge
Civil Service Laws
Daniel P. Leahy
Harry A. Penniman
Francis McDonald
Clarence P. Kidder
Remembering Cambridge politics and party discipline
J Frank Facey reflects on Cambridge Democratic leadership from Cunningham to Quinn. He recalls the Sentinel campaign editions guiding voters to back the full Democratic ticket, the rise of party responsibility, and Bryan’s visit. He argues non partisanship weakens party organization though citizens must unite for good city governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Cunningham
W. Quinn
Sentinel
Cambridge
William Jennings Bryan
Wm. Jinkins O'Brien
Facey
Patrick Coyle remembered as longtime local resident
Obituary noting Patrick Coyle beloved husband of Annie Timmins Coyle and general from his late home at 147 Columbia Street.
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Botelho
Mary
Manuel Botelho
May Beth Brown
Teresa Medeiros
Inman Street
McCarthy
Dennis McCarthy
Pearl Street
Thomas H. O'Hara
Moore
Isabelle L
James A
Mary T. Moore
Griffin
Fonera
Franklin Street
Turner
Frederick
Sidney Turner
Charles J. Alexander
Lawrence Street
Coyle
Patrick
Annie
Timmins) Coyle
Guneral
Columbia Street
Mongoose's Nature and Peril in Nonnative Lands
The mongoose, about 18 inches long, is a weasel family predator valued for killing snakes and rats. In India it scares cobras despite their poison, but in Jamaica introduced mongooses damaged local bird populations, causing them to be unwelcome outside native ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Jamaica
Beefeater Yeomen Form Royal Train Link Since Henry VIII
Part of the royal train reference notes Beefeater designation for certain Yeomen of the Guard. They have formed part of the train of royalty since the coronation of Henry VIII. The text ties Beefeaters to royal processions and ceremonial duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Train of Royalty
Yeomen of the Guard
Henry ViI
Colonial Tonics Exposed by J Claude Shea
A Kiwanis Club meeting featured J Claude Shea of Colonial Beverage Co Cambridge describing Colonial tonics. He presented slides showing Colonial beverages in production and served seven up as the latest product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Colonial Beverage Co
Hampshire St
Kiwanis Club
Claude Shea
No Chance to Flow North
The article explains that the Mississippi would flow north if the world stopped spinning. It cites that the river’s mouth lies farther from Earth's center than its source and that rotational motion currently prevents an uphill flow.
Human Paths Used by Ants
Ants commonly use established routes as travel and foraging corridors. These paths influence colony efficiency and resource gathering in dense environments, guiding scouting and navigation behaviors observed in multiple species.
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Ity of
Massachusetts
Vd. Pet
I Frtman School
Othe School
Hiseer
Moree School
Alisten and Brosk
Ste
Widg
Basrmoent
Green
Haswell Hart Field
Heughton
Pelham Ave
Mager “Ft
Pisgereoend
Banks
Agnesic School
Oxford
Sac- Tamenio
Comeerd Ave
Heron Ave
Engine
Lerington Ave
Biers
Deland
Porter By
Engion
Taylor $Q
Knights of Columbes
Mane, Ave
Chester G
Mls School
Nerrin St
Joh's
Rindge Ave
Sleeper
Smdley
Cedar A
Clarence P. Ripder
Cambrridge Election Commissioners
Crt
the Election Commission
John D. Lynch
Patrfield Street
John W. Lyons
Ellsworth Avenue
John D. Craig
Granville Road
Edward H. Donovan
Appleton Street
William Thickey
Donnell Street
Tohn J. Tierney
Richdal Avenue
Arm Af
J. Frank Facey
Undertaker
Mans. Ave
Arthur C. Hasiotis
Washington ST
Bosson Bee
Lake St
Camb
Eir
Trhowbridge
Netary Feblis
Alexander D Devito
Obe
Masa
Walter L. Reed
Hampshire St. Col. Windsor St
James J. Shea
Western Ave
River St. Office
Charles B. Watson
Pearl St. Tro
Directio
John J. Donovan
OERO
D.P. Danehy & Sons
Mass. Ave
N. Cambridge
Kelley
Funeral Home
Tos. J. Kelley & Son Funeral Service
Belmont For
John G. Burns
Norfolk Street
Tro
Office
Walter J. O’hara
Mass
John J. Donahue & Son
Undertakers
J. Claude Shea
Ady
Robert H
Bibber
McCoy
Sarah J. Perry
William Street
PTT le Cea
MAZDA
Cambridge Elec. Light CO
Huxley
the Gateway
The
Union News Company
New England
Central Square
Concord Avenue
Fresh Pond Parkway
Cambridge Mass
Harvard Bazar
Boston
Hartnett
T. J. Hartnett
Mass Ave
Kir
Pearl St
Concord Ave
Kirkland
Consult
Joseph F. Higgins, Co., Inc
Jambet Cent Marien, Beeetriclane
Trust Company
Federal
Reserve System
Belmont Spring Water Co
Winter ST. Belmont
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