City Council Debates Street Extension and Conduit Policy
Regular meeting discusses Sidney street extension from Pacific to Chestnut, hearings, and referral to roads and bridges. Nomination of Richard Doyle for fire dept. and Charles Walker for auctioneer. multiple petitions referred to committees. mass telco withdrawal approved. urban conduit ownership favored. budget items on Willow street site and Washington Elm day altered to 1000 dollars. various property and sidewalk orders advanced.
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Sidney Street
Pacific
Chestnut Streets
Committee On
Richard J. Doyle
Willard Street
Fire Department
Charles J. Walker
Avon Hill Street
Massachusetts Telephone Company
Donovan
Committee On Roads and Bridges
Mass, Tel. & Tel. Co
Shea
Cambridge
Carstein
Massachusetts Company
New England
Iman Doyle
Long
Perkins
Massachusetts
Lerman Ahern
Willow Street
York Street
Ahern
McLean
Committee On Public Property
Washington Elm
Common Council
Saunders, Perkins and
Doyle
Alderman Saunders
Harvard College
My Own Self Again Mrs Gates Credits Pinkham Remedy
Mrs Gates of Johns P.O. Miss writes of long illness with chills and pain. After following Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound advice she recovers and proclaims herself the old self again. Another letter from Mrs Craftna Gates confirms prior improvement after treatment.
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Mus
Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Crarna Gartes
Johns P. O
Miss
City actions on licenses bonds and park land in Cambridge
Licenses granted include carriages and intelligence office with names such as John J Callahan Patrick Burns Walter Joy O Brien and Elizabeth E O Brien. Withdrawals granted for Ronald J McDonald common victualler and Barnet Balder junk collector. Parks order places city land at Arrow street Massachusetts avenue under park department and increases Willow street land appropriation to 9600 to cover title expenses. An order places a triangular lot at Arrow and Massachusetts in park control.
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Cambridge Electric Light Co
Pele
Peters
Cambridge Gas Light Co
Third Street
T. Trelegan
Clay Street
John Taylor
C. E. Halli
First Street
Columbia Jewelry Co
Moe
Fair Oaks
Seven Pines
First Corps
Fifth Regiment
Infantry
William Nixon
Richard O'Brien
Joseph Longfield
Geo. P. Moran
Simon Hartman
Wilimina
Johnston
Morris Levit
Margaret Keefe
Annie Deviin
John A. Heerter
William Farrell
Joseph Graham
Farrell
York
Bristol
Hamlin Street
Plymouth
Second Street
Binney
Athenaeum
John J. Callahan
Patrick J. Burns
John Crowley
Timothy Fine
Walter Joy
John O'Brien
Fred D. Morton
Intelligence Office
Elizabeth E. O'Brien
Ireland & Wheeler
Ronald J. McDonald
Common Victualler
Barnet Balder
Alderman Doyle
McDonald
Arrow Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Park Department
Willow Street
Board of Health
Walter Wesselhoeft
G. O. Girard
H. A. Dore
Committee On Police
Boston Elevated Railway Co
East Cambridge
Water Board
Joseph Evans
Hobbsbrook
Miss Whitney
William L. Whitney
First City Council of
Cambridge
Park Commissioners
City Council Debates July Third and Fourth Celebrations
Common Council presiding officer was Merrill with Danskin absent. A $1000 July 3 celebration appropriation was fought then approved after a committee report. July 4 plans added $300 for Captain's Island. initial order rejected but second adopted. Mayor Champlin sent a Boston Elevated Railway transfer note regarding East Cambridge cars and subway use. County sewer appropriation proceeding.
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Common Council
Merrill
Danskin
Wadden
Bird
Lehan
Lewis
Board of Aldermen
Captain's Island
Hall
East Cambridge
City Council
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Edgar R. Champlin
Board of Directors
Ines
W. A. Bancroft
Ieee Communications
Ie. Sewer
Committee On Finance
City council actions on appropriations and streets amendment
Proceedings show requests for a 42000 sewer construction appropriation and a bond issue, with a contingent fund order revised to 3000 by taxation. Measures on streets ordinance including yard location changes pass enrollment after debate. A joint committee is named to address the death of William L. Whitney, last survivor of the first city council.
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Cuebe
Wadden
Board of Aldermen
Hall
Merrill
William L. Whitney
Bell, Beunke
Sharkey
Prospect Street Congregational Church Notes
Dr and Mrs Beard spent last Sabbath in Nashua and preached at the Nashua Congregational church. The standing committee met in the pastor's study on Tuesday. Mothers and junior Endeavor activities were held with receptions and social events. Y P S C E funds for India famine relief reach 47.44 with 10 pledged by juniors. Officers elected for YPCC E include Odde Sutcliff Wyman Russell Cotton. A lecture by Z Swift Holbrook on Wit and Humor planned for June 1. Sunday school picnic set for Forest Grove Waltham. Mis sionary meeting led by A K Harrison at 745 tomorrow. Children’s day exercise at 6:30 pm. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised for various ailments. Mrs Theresa S Phipps remodeling her employment office with a 3 to 4 pm waiting room daily.
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H. N. Cotton
Junior Endeavor Society
Holbrook
Frank C. Bill
Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Society
India
John A. L. Odde, Jr
Waldo F. Sutcliff
Florence Wyman
Hattie P. Russell
I. W. Cotton
A. K. Harrison
Commonwealth Probate Court Lift to Sell Cambridge Estate
Massachusetts probate records show executor Owen Reardon seeking a license to privately sell the real estate of Mary B Collins of Cambridge to pay debts and charges. The citation orders notice to all interested heirs and publication in the Cambridge Chronicle for three weeks, with a June 12, 1900 hearing date.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Mary B. Collins
Cambridge
Owen Reardon
Enld
Cambridge Chronicle
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
H. Folsom
Register
Mortgagee's Sale of Cambridge Property on Amory Street
Mortgagee Charles Drouet offers property on Amory Street Cambridge Middlesex County Massachusetts for public auction on June 30 1900 at 2 30 PM due to breach of mortgage conditions. The parcel measures about 12500 square feet and is bounded by Amory Street, Lot 33, Albert Adams land, and F Bowman land with 900 dollars cash to be paid at sale.
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Florence BB. Wilmot
Charles Drouet
County of Middlesex
Amory Street
Cambridge
County of
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Fiske
Albert Adams
F. Bowman
James Bh, Kelley
Bomerville
City of Cambridge Seeks Hay Bids for 75 Tons
City of Cambridge issues sealed proposals June 9 1900 for about 75 tons of best Michigan hay to be delivered to city departments. Bids due by June HM 1900 at 10 a.m. with $100 cash or equivalent bid bond. failure to accept award forfeits deposit. Bond of $1,500 required for faithful performance. proposals endorsed Proposals for Hay and sent to Edgar R. Champlin City Hall Cambridge Mass.
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Cambridge
Hey
Osals
Hay
Edgar R. Champlin
City Hall
Mass
City Hall seeks oat bids in Cambridge for 31 hundred bushels No 1 oats
The Cambridge mayor’s office invites sealed proposals until June 14 1900 for furnishing about 3100 bushels of A 1 No 1 clipped oats. Deliveries to city departments begin on contract and finish within 30 days. Samples with bidder name and address required plus cash or cashier’s check as bid security. Proposals marked Proposals for Oats.
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City Hall
Cambridge
Reas City
Oates
Edgar R. Champlin
Mass
Mortgagee's sale of Cambridgeport premises 1900
Public notice of a mortgagee's sale for breach of condition on a property in Cambridgeport described as lot 6 on a Henry Green plan, with detailed boundaries. Sale set for Monday June 25 1900 at 4 pm at Kern & McLoud sale office, Boston, with $200 deposit and balance in ten days. held by Hingham Institution for Savings via Howard P. Hersey, treasurer.
Mortgage sale of real estate in Hingham Massachusetts
Public auction to satisfy a mortgage on a lot bounded by Willow brook and lot numbers 5 and 7 on the Greene land plan dated September 234. The sale, June 2, 1900 at 4 pm, subject to unpaid taxes and assessments, with rights in the common passageway and subject to title restrictions. Inquiries to Kern & McLoud, Room 1115 Boston.
Mortgagees base of real estate sale notice Cambridge Heights parcel
Public auction of a parcel of land in Cambridge Middlesex County described as Lot One and Lot Two on a plan titled valuable house lots for sale on Cambridge Heights. Sold under mortgage deed with restrictions, unpaid taxes, and due cash payment of 500 at sale, balance due in ten days. Cited agents Kern & McLoud, Boston. guardian E Cobb. May 1st, 1900.
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Sopp
Dist
Wolock
Cambridge
Setaciones
Cambri Heights
Charles A. Sas
Mayne
W. A. Mason
Bon
Middlesex
Buenna Park
Ellis
Bath
Abe
Kern & McLoud
Tremont Street
Boston
Mar Manton
Ren
Ain
E. Cobb
Guardian
Mortgaged property to be sold at public auction in Boston
In a certain mort deed dated April 28 1897 and recorded in the Registry of Deeds for County of Middlesex Supreme District Book 2555 Page 321 the property described on plan 100 13 is to be sold for breach of cash mortgage terms. The sale, to be held Monday June 25 1900 at 4 pm, will convey easements and rights in the common passageway along Willow Street and adjacent lots as shown on the plans and subject to unpaid taxes and assessments. Deposits of 200 are required with inquiries directed to Kern & Room 115 Building 731 Tremont Boston Boron.
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Henry Green
Celia Green
County of
Middlesex
Cambridge
Cambridgeport
Willow Street
Palermo Rey
Kern & McLoud
Tremont Building
Tremont Street
Boston
Hingham Institutions
Howard P
Anortgage
Henry Grope
Cale Gree
Rodney
Aegeenex
Tlon
Baid
Kprn & McLoud
Mont Building
Hingham Institution For Saving
Howard P. Hersey
Wald Mortgage
Hingham Institution For Savings
County of Middleees
Bridge
Samuel Nick
Itindlesex Sc. Dist
Pepe
Furt
Loud
Kern & Room
Tremont
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Ala Eaday
Memere
Prison Point Street
Railroad Corporation
Gays
Eon Point Street
Ward Two
Cambridge Field
York Errest
School Board
Whitney
Saunders
Saunders and
Brooks
Rder
Lee Street
Board of Commissioners
Committee On Parks
George G. Bolton
Green Street
Pearl
Brookline
D. Brewer
Brattle Square
Buena Vista Park
Market
Windsor
Brookline Streets
Bellevue Avenue
John C. Moses
Boston Bridge Works
Portland Street
Ninth Street
Potter Street
Sixth Street
Bristol Street
Hampshire Streets
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
Alliston Street
Munroe Street
Athenaeum Street
Commercial Avenue
Binney Street
Hardwick Street
Berkshire
Portland
Lincoln Street
Webster Avenue
Berkshire Street
Hood
Prixnam
Clana Gates
Johns P.co
Prospect Street Congregational Church
Beard
Nashua
N. H
W. H. Bolster
D. D
Nashua Congregational Church
Theresa
City OF
Anne M. Henshaw
Sald
Samuel Henshaw
Scrunswick
C. L. Fern & CO
Union St
Mase
MGB
Howard