The Dog That Guarded Mr B’s Timid Calamitous Night
Mr B a self described non partisan city watcher bought a fierce looking dog to scare burglars. The dog attacked him dragging him from his walk tearing his clothes and injuring him. Neighbors and staff pried the dog off, leaving Mr B with injuries and bills amounting to fifteen dollars for the dog plus clothing and medical costs. The episode left him sore and idle for days and forced reconsideration of guard dog plans.
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Burglary Threat Story Notes Dismissal Of Guard Dog
A stray fragment states that burglars were allowed to burgle if they wished and mentions a guard dog being dismissed from duty. The readable text provides no clear event date or location, leaving the core detail as an apparent note on security policy and personnel.
New Manager for Cambridge Pool and Billiard Parlor
The pool and bowling establishment, long run by Hugh Gallagher, is sold to Charles Benson formerly of 342 Main Street. He has rebuilt the four bowling alleys with maplewood and refurbished the pool room with new equipment. Benson promises quick, affordable meals and aims for unrivaled comfort and proficiency in Cambridge.
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Women Stop a Fight Between two Dogs on River Street
On River street last Monday evening two bulldogs fought in a chaotic scene. A frightened woman urged bystanders to intervene as both dogs twisted and snapped, each pulling with teeth and claws. Witnesses pulled the larger dog away first, then the smaller dog clung to the other ear before both were restrained and carried home as the scuffle ended.
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Why Girs Leave Home at Boston Grand Opera House
A drama of domestic life titled Why Girs Leave Home at the Boston Grand Opera House next week. Fred Summerfield’s adaptation portrays misunderstandings and stubborn pride among four characters, offering a moral about saving grace amid city temptations. Matinees set for Tuesday Thursday and Saturday with strong critical praise for its realism and restraint.
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Defender A C forms football team for Oct 1 clash
The Defender Athletic Club of Cambridge announces a new football squad after a successful baseball season. Manager Meiddick and Captain O Donnell report 40 volunteers. the team will face La Salle Academy of Waltham on Oct 1. Also seeking 140-pound class opponents willing to cover expenses. contact B McGoldrick, 268 Broadway Cambridge. The club’s basketball team seeks dates with Dorchester AA, Company A 6th Wakefield, Naval Reserves of Newport, and MA C Nashua NH. contact J Higgins, Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association.
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Local court taunts youths as petty thieves warned
Judge Stone sternly warned a crowd of boys in Cambridge district court that petty thefts near East Cambridge must stop. Patrolmen and detectives presented cases as the judge threatened four youths with fines or removal, while others faced varying penalties for larceny, loitering, and liquor sales.
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