Cambridge City Notes On Health, Parks and Plans
Cambridge city items cover health updates at the Cambridge hospital with several diphtheria and fever cases, park system inspection with May or Champlin and officials, water works tour changes, ambulance crew discussions, and a bridge project final sketch approved by harbor and land commissioners. Mayor Champlin pushes Washington talks for the new drawless bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. A. Darling
Board of Health
Troy
N. Y
George P. Cogswell
M Street
City Hall
East Cambridge
Francis L. Pratt
H. W. Kinsley
Tremont Temple
Lebel
Cambridge Hospital
Ty Messengert
Fransell Grammar School
Post 1183
Boston
George B. Whitmore
Ward Four
Water Department
Coleman Bros
Wellington-Wild
Baker-Hunnewell
Dennis
Thompson, Pierce
Metropolitan
Chronicle
George E. Sherman
Warren H. Dow
Superior Court
Napoleon Valequett
Vine Street
H. Porter Smith
Danne Street
John A. Henshaw
Buckingham Street
William McCoy
Prince Street
Mayor Champlin
Aherns
Brooks
Hill
Hall and Clark
Wardwell
McDuffie
Pratt
Colonial Club
Hobbsbrook
Russell House
Lexington
Water Board
Meeps Board
Mayors’ Club
Champlin
Sortwell
Bridge Commission
Harbor and Land Commissioners
Secretary of War
Washington
Root
Board of Army Engineers
Suter
War Department
Congress
Ington
Mayor Champlin Returns with Bridge Plans from Washington
The mayor came back from Washington Wednesday morning bearing signed plans for the new Cambri bridge. Secretary of War Root and General Iwan, chief of engineers, U. S. A., endorsed the bridge project and the documents were carried in his inside pocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champlin
Washington
War Root
Iwan
Cambri Bridge
Pearl Street Trees Hearing Shapes Local Suffragist Shift
A mayoral hearing on Pearl Street trees unexpectedly swayed a longtime opponent into becoming a suffragist on the spot. The committee left with a surprising outcome as a prominent lady altered her stance, leaving the mayor to ponder the原因.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Street
Rugg Coal Wharf announces bakers Hunnewell fill orders
Geo H Rugg Coal Wharf Cambridge dated May 24 1900 discloses W F Holmes has arranged for all future orders to be filled by Baker Hunnewell Co. The office and wharf connect by telephone and quality weight and prompt delivery will be assured. The Rugg old stand will be enlarged and good customer relations maintained. Contact Geo H Rugg or W F Holmes by telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GEO. H
Mr. Rugg
Geo
H. Rugg
W. F. Holmes
River Street
Baker-Hunnewell Company Changes Hands at 386 Baker-Hunnewell
The Baker-Hunnewell Company announces a business arrangement with Mr. William F. Holmes to continue operations at the old George H. Rugg office, noting seven years of wharf trade on Main Street and a sharp rise in tonnage. Holmes, a veteran coal man, will oversee orders with prompt, standard coal delivery and other wood products. Cambridgeport May 24, 1900. Mrs Theresa S. Phipps of 714 Massachusetts Avenue says her employment office is being remodeled to create a waiting room for girls from 2 to 4 pm daily, aiding those seeking help without outside solicitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker-Hunnewell Company
Wm. F. Holmes
Geo. H. Rugg
River Street
Main Street
Holmes
Cambridgeport
Theresa 8. Phipps
Massachusetts Avenue
Boardman School
Wood Memorial
Sarah L. Coolidge
Pilgrim Church
Briggs & Briggs
Barah Philpott
Holy City
Laura Brown
Cambridge
Wm. H. Porter
Fatal Accident at Waltham Motor Race Claims Two
Memorial day tragedy in a big motor paced race on the Waltham track where two men, King Mara Stafford of Boston and R Miles of Lynn, died after a tandem collision with an iron grit pole. Miles died instantly, Stafford died after 6 15 PM following skull fractures. Stafford’s funeral is set for 2 PM at his sister’s Roxbury home with burial at Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham Racing
Mara T. Stafford
R. Miles
Lynn
Miles
Stafford
Walter F. Stinson
Albert Champion
France
Everett B. Ryan
Altham
Archie McEachern
Toronto
Champion
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Arlington
Litchfield’s
Waller
Baltimore
Weekly Rates Notice for Iba Listing
Until further notice weekly rates listed with 15 Iba daily and 40c per week, plus 90 se and 6 L 50c entries. The fragment hints at a rate schedule with small charges and possible time periods, likely a classifieds or rental notice.
Ice delivery rates by weight and ice type
Rates list per delivery weight tier with per hundred pricing. 25 lb minimum includes 10 to 15 to 20 to 50 65 cents stage. 100 to 400 lbs at 25 cents per hundred. 500 to 2000 lbs at 20 cents per hundred. 2100 lbs and over at 1 percent or 12 cents per hundred. Chopped ice 15 cents per basket.
Memorial Day Exercises Across Cambridge Schools
Memorial day programs at Ellis Morse Boardman and local churches praised for discipline and spirit. Students performed songs and recitations, with addresses by Rev. Williams and school staff guiding patriotic themes and fine musical selections.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal Baking Powder CO
William GT
New York
Waltham
Leighton
Massachu
Forde
Cambridge Ice Co
Hampshire St
Camb
Lake St
Warren's
Mass
A. J. Littlefield
Post 56
America
Messrs. Close
Messrs, Piper
Close
Ellis School
Ethel Keniston
Edward O. Grover
Morse School
Morse Grammar School
Alice E. May
Lucy M. Soulee
Lelia F. Drake
Florence E. Hunter
Grace M. Stone
Kimball
Eleanor Fountain
Anon
Grace Webber
Letitia Boggs
Gordon Ells
Mary Rounds
Smith
Theron Goss
Winnifred Busier, Violin Solo
Joseph Jacobson
Cassie Messervey
God Blese the
Soldier” School
Laura Howe
Winnifred Busies
Aay c
H. Pears
Mise Lena Webber
Teescsvessee
Echool
Italy City
Sarah Philpott
Castoria
Gatttlthex
Pillsbury’s
BES At
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa Co
Enterprise Gire'fisme
Beker & Ynner
Massachusetts Ave
Central Square
Wesley B. Churchill CO
N. E
Leon E. Dadian
Mass. Ave
Kodak
F. A. White
Massachusetts
Hardware and Kodaks
Sam
William
Dr. Monroe
N. Baker, Lawrence Market
Pearl St
Glenbrook
C. F. Sullivan & CO
Charles ST
Telephone
Baymarke