Dinner for Keith Hints at Fourth Term Bid
A hotel gathering hosted by friends of Representative Keith featured toastmaster Malcolm E. Rideout and speeches from many local figures. Keith thanked supporters, accepted the gift of a dress suit, and was urged to seek a fourth term with ex-Alderman Eben Googins as a potential running mate if he accepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Thorndike
Ward Four
Waugh
Malcolm E. Rideout
Jackson Caldwell
Somerville
Walter C. Wardwell
Board of Aldermen
Edward C. Wheeler
John M. Davis
George Allen
Eben
H. Googins
William J. Rounds
Fred L. Bounke
Fred G. Wallace
William 3. Thomas
George W.turnbull
James W. Coleman
Charles Waugh
Horace D. Litchfield
Toastmaster
Rideout
Representative Keith
Googins
The Coming of the Cuban Teachers to Cambridge
Cuban school superintendent Alexis E Frye reports advance preparations for the voyage of teachers to Cambridge to attend Harvard summer school. About 1750 apply, with 1450 to be accommodated. salaries total 96000 dollars paid at departure. Transport ships will carry 475 women and 325 men, with funds for English instruction, health checks, and English language policy.
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Alexis E. Frye
Cambridge
Wood
Sedgwick
Crook
Frye
Hibbard
Washington
Harvard
Harvard University
Island
United States
Cuba
Boston
Encargada
Clarence C. Mann
Cutler
H. J. Brown
G. A. England
Mann
Dr. Crothers
Unitarian Church
Bernard Whitman
Eliot
Bar Harbor
Cambridge Girls Edge Somerville in Tight 11-10 Basketball
The 1902 C E H S basketball team met Somerville on May 31 at Bacon Hall. Despite rough play and injuries to Miss Colby, Cambridge won 11 to 10 as Miss Alma Howe and Miss Isa Davey officiated lines and Miss Harrington of Radcliffe umpired.
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Somerville
Bacon Hall
Miss Harrington
Radcliffe
Cambridge
Alice Boyce
Cambridge High
Alma M. Howe
Isa Davey
Miss Bateman
Miss Boyce
Miss Place
Miss Mallory
Miss Sanborne
Miss Bowlby
Miss Carr
Miss Colby
Memorial Day Thoughts on Cambridge Cemetery and Respect
An editor urges reverence for Memorial Day and the Cambridge cemetery. While praising its upkeep and sacred quiet, the writer criticizes disruptive hawkers and noise from carts selling peanuts and bananas near Coolidge Avenue, calling the day a sacred trust. The piece emphasizes moral city ideals and the need to protect the holiday’s solemnity.
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Chronicle
Coolidge Avenue
Cambridge
Condition of Cambridge Industries Summary report
The Quarterly Review of Employment and Earnings from the Bureau of Labor Statistics details Cambridge industries. Boiler making shows demand at or above last year with some firms at nearly four times prior output, though activity may soften. full capacity use and stable wages with price drops. Machine shops and foundries expect continuation through October. iron bought six months ahead with stable prices. cooking apparatus shows fluctuating demand but full time near 60 percent capacity. Identical establishments report a 15.05 percent rise in employees and a 24.07 percent jump in weekly payroll for weeks ending January 13 and April 14.
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Bureau of Statistics of Labor
Cambridge
Funds sought to stabilize Baptist home in Tremont
The Baptist social union met at Tremont temple and Rev. Walter Calley highlighted a letter from Baptist home officers detailing 3500 debt. With current income, running expenses cannot be met and permanent financial basis is urged. Contributions may be sent to Gilbert A. Pevey, 5 Tremont Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Social Union
Tremont Temple
Walter Calley
Baptist Home
Eeeee Poes
Gilbert A. A. Pevey
Tremont Street
Mount Mitchell trip for Charleston teachers praised as National Education convention excursion
A guide to a side trip for teachers attending the National Educational Convention in Charleston highlights Western North Carolina as the Land of the Sky. It notes the Southern railway route from New York via Charleston offers a summer resort, with Mount Mitchell at 6711 feet as the region's peak and a round trip fare plus a $2 N E A membership fee. For details, contact Geo C Daniels, N B P A, 228 Washington St, Boston.
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North Carolina
Charleston
Southern Railway
New York
Mount Mitchell
New England
Battlefield
Virginia
National Educational Association
Geo. C. Daniels
Washington &T
Boston
Fishing and hunting guide for New England from Boston and Maine
The article extols early open water fishing with trout and salmon in New England lakes and ponds. It highlights the joy of fishing, the stories of big catches, and the escape from daily cares in Pine Tree and Granite states. It recommends the Boston and Maine booklet Fishing and Hunting and promotes J. H. Kelsey of 20 Pearl Street for upholstery, repairs, steam carpet cleaning, shade hanging, curtain laundering, carpet work, packing for moves, and freight arrangements.
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Pine Tree
Granite
Walton
New England
General Passenger Department
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Mass
J. H. Kelsey
Pearl Street
Kelsey
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