Fourth district election yields no choice yet again
Chronicle reports the August 18 vote in the fourth district produced no congressman, continuing a pattern of no selection amid declining turnout though Whig gains appeared. First district chose Samuel H. Eliot by 1764. second district failed to elect, Upham roughly 100 votes short.
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Zachary Taylor
Cambridge
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New York
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William Albert
Clara M. Mason
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Horace Mann
DIRT CLEARANCE. Ivory Soap as the bather’s soap
A promotional note extols Ivory Soap as the superior bather’s soap. It argues against using floor-cleaning soap on the body, notes Ivory’s higher cost reflects purer ingredients, and asserts human skin deserves respect with a soap that floats.
Brigham Co Milk Plant and Its Complete Cambridge System
The Brigham Co operates a large Cambridge milk and dairy complex with ice cream making by E G Davis & Son, pasteurizing, and a condensing factory. The plant features extensive refrigeration on three floors, a 12 000 gallon water tank, and a three story stable for 52 horses and wagons. The executive offices of George O Whiting J K Whiting and H J Walcott are on the first and second floors along with driver sleeping rooms and a new company dining room on the third floor.
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Cambridge
Maine Steamship Co schedules to Bangor Bar Harbor and Boston
Steamship line operates the City of Bangor and Penobscot under Capt Otis Ingraham and Capt Marcus Pierce leaving Pier 368 Atlantic Avenue Boston daily except Sunday at 5:00 PM. Mount Desert and Bluehill Line sail to Mount Desert Island, Stonington, Hampden, and Rockland area with arrivals next morning and midweek departures from Bangor at noon or 2:00 PM. General manager William H. Hill, Boston, Mass.
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Boston
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Middlesex C C Minstrel Show Set For October Performances
The Middlesex Cycle club plans its second annual minstrel show at Union hall on October 10 and 11 with a larger chorus of Cambridge social figures. Ed Howlett directs a new program after returning from New York, featuring a promenade concert by the Cambridge Cadet band led by Paul Herfurth, and tickets go on sale early September at local businesses.
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Willard H. Mosher
Cambridge
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Ed, Howlett
Pomona
Howlett
New York
Ono
Cambridge Cadet
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Wesley House Parlor Event At Cottage City Mass
A brief notice describes a Wesley House gathering at Cottage City Massachusetts in a broad coolidorgan parlor near the Methodist church with a fine sound ambiance and welcoming setting.
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Cottage City, Mass
Coolidorgan
Methodist and
Tapi Tabamp
Stinson and Pierce Set for 25 Mile Match Race
The Knights of Columbus field day at Charles River park track on Aug 25 will feature a 25 mile match race between Will Stinson of Boston and Burns Pierce, now of Fall River. Stinson seeks to overcome a tough season and recently logged 10 miles at under 38 minutes pace in training, while Pierce plans a brief rest to reach peak form. The program also includes an Interclub team pursuit and other novelties, with all cycling events slated for the evening.
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Baltimore
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Pierce
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