Local notices and social items from Cambridge and Syracuse
Local column notes visitors travelers and society events. William Hocan seeks legislative support while Tim Lxanehy covers undertaker business and leisure travels. Community figures discuss Democratic delegates J Frank Fatey John A Tupper and David J Nelligan. Also reports on a police pool championship catering and YMCA anniversary plans.
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Tim Lxanehy
Syracuse
N. Y
Johnny Lynch
Cedar Street
Newport
R. L
J. Frank Fatey
John A. Tupper
David J. Nelligan
Frank Hewitt
Pemberton Street
Cambridge
Pittsburg
Citizen declines run for alderman and backs legislator
The writer denies plans to seek alderman or any office citing lack of time. He urges voters to choose guardians with character and means, starting at the bottom. He endorses Mr. Sennett for the Legislature from Cambridge wards 1 2 and 3 citing character and unblemished reputation.
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Board of Aldermen
Mr. Sennett
Cambridge
Oil for Highways Replaces Water Apply on Streets
Letter writers urge supporting Mr. Sennott for Legislature and Mr. Teeling for Senator in upcoming election. An article describes a new road treatment, asphaltoilene, a mix of oil and asphalt, claimed to deter dust, harden roads, reduce odor, and cost six cents per square yard, already used by several cities and state highway commissions.
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Mr. Sennott
Mr. Teeling
John M. Cotter
Magazine Street
Metropolitan Park Commission
Cambridge
Somerville
Brookline
Newton
State Highway Commissioners
New York
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Gloucester Poem at Ang. Li unveiling honors sea mother
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward reads a poem at the Anglian memorial unveiling in Gloucester Massachusetts commemorating the first settlement of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. The piece frames Gloucester as a mother and siren figure guiding fishermen and pioneers amid storms and sea.
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Ang. Li
Gloucester
Mass
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Stage Fort Park
Siren
God’s Green Inn Poem Excerpt From Scribner’s Magazine
Poem extols a spiritual refuge in a tavern called God’s Green Inn. The speaker imagines a welcoming, tranquil space free from want and strife, where silence, peace, and generous hospitality sustain the weary. The Four Winds bring wine and light from coast to coast as sustenance.
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God's Green Inn
Jease T Silva Offers Unbeatably Cheap Haircut in Cambridge
Jease T Silva at 345 Green Street advertises haircuts for 15 cents with higher rates of 25 cents on Saturdays and holidays. The note presents a local pricing offer for basic grooming services in Cambridge.
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Jease T. Silva
Green Street
Cambridge
Representative Andrew of East Cambridge Reelection Bid
Andrew, born in East Cambridge, served as Ward 1 assistant assessor in 1903 and alderman in 1905. He is unmarried, resides on Third Street, active in fraternal groups, and a candidate for re election. He supported The Overtime The Public Opinion The Old Age Pension and Soldiers Bounty bills.
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Andrew
East Cambridge
Board of Aldermen
Library Hall
Third Street
St. John’s Literary Institute
Luso-American Club
Laselle Club
Lakeview P. C
Portuguese Democratic Club
Middlesex Club
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William M. Hocan
North Gambridge
James Leary
Rice Street
Leary
John Pennell
Railroad Street
Derry
Mae Walsh
Madison Avenue
Indies
Charles Mahady
Day Street
Fairhaven
Emerald Isle
Bridget Breslie
Dudley Street
Bud" O'Connors
Rindle Avenue
Mt. Washington
Bretton Woods
N. H
George Patten
Thomas Coady
Whippen
Massachusetts Avenue
City Hall
North Cambridge
Wescott Brothers
Fourth St
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward
Washington Star
THE
Green Inn
Dunster Street
Manuel Andrew
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