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Newspaper
Massachusetts Cambridge Chronicle
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1900
Page
12
City Hall Affairs Look Over Permits and Park Work
The board of health granted stable permits for George B. Gowan and Richard B. Harding Jr. for horses at specified addresses. Petitions were taken under advisement. The fire department tour of city fire houses occurred Thursday. Captain's Island bath house contract went to David F. Burns for 793 dollars. Pearl Street trees to be removed, work begun Thursday. Captain's Island bath house to open next Monday 10 AM to 9 PM with Joseph James in charge. Metropolitan Coal contracts set prices by fuel type. Mayor Champlin to fill a leutenancy vacancy under civil service rules. Police pension hearing held. Ice-water tank added at city hall elevator well. Coal and wood contracts awarded to Metropolitan Coal Company. Dennis Thompson Pierce Co. bid on furnace coal declined for unsatisfactory previous winter. Pie hall closure ordered for June 18 with city employees holiday. Notable attendees at a city council meeting listed. City Electrician Hopewell away. Sunday night police sergeant changes. Bergt Conry and Pike moved. Bergt David Brevens oversees city, changes tied to Chief Cloyes discussions. Sickness among sergeants prompted current street duty pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
George B. Gowan
Charles Street
Richard B. Harding, Jr
First and
Otis Streets
Lawrence Dempse
Bell Street
Lysander Kemp
City Hall
Park Commissioners
Captain's Island
David F. Burns
Pearl Street
Hie
Joseph James
Metropolitan Coal Company
Champlin
Police Committee
Dennis, Thompson, Pierce Co
Board of Aldermen
Russell Bradford
Wellington Fillmore
The
Water Board
George Allen
Herman Bird
John P. McCormick
Edgar P. Baker
John R. Fairbairn
Agistrar of
Fred W. Macdonald
Apsey and
Davis
Plans for July 3 Observance by City Committee
The July 3 committee drafts plans for observance with a proclamation request to the mayor. Bells to ring before events, with literary exercises and a children's program. Oration likely by Lieut.-Col. Curtis Guild at Sanders theatre or First Congregational church. Invites extend to governor, G. A. R. posts commanders, two military captains, and a legislative representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders Theatre
First Congregational Church
Curtis Guild
Voters Lists Changes Debated By Registrars And Mayor
Registrars of voters met with Mayor Champlin last Saturday to discuss proposed changes to voting lists. The law requires one list in alphabetical order but allows street-based lists. After debate, the board voted Monday night to adopt the change, despite mixed opinions among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champlin
Republican
Democratic
Fishing Notes From Rangeley Stream And Nearby Waters
Mr Theron H Lane of T H Lane Co and Wiggin of his Stoughton store return from a week’s fishing trip at Rangeley Kes reporting fine hauls of quare tailed trout for Lake Lockmoose Megantic. One afternoon yielded 16 beauties weighing 1 to 3 1 2 pounds while Lane captured a five pounder. State Senator P O Vickery of Augusta Maine reportedly killed a 9 pound salmon. Dr H B Knowlton of Brookline street joined moonlight fishermen beyond Arlington capturing 16 speckled beauties weighing 1 4 to 3 4 pounds each. D T Dickinson on fishing trip with friends at Lake Onawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theron H. Lane
T. H. Lane & Co
Cambridge Street
Wiggin
Mney
P. O. Vickery
Augusta
Maine
H. BE. Knowlton
Brookline Street
Arlington
English High School Senior Socials at Warnock Home
English High School notes two senior social events: a June 8 gathering at Miss Sara A Warnock s home with violin and piano solos and dancing, and a later Review staff visit to Clifford Walker and Holland Bennett s home for needle threading and games. Also mentions Leitch s 39 10 in shot put at Soldiers Field, and student activities including the Review staff appointments, a whist party for Class of 1901, and closing social with numerous attendees and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English High School
Sara A. Warnock
Massachusetts Avenue
Winnifred M. Busiel
Miss Warnock
Henry Wyeth
Fred H. L. McInnes
Edna P. Smith
Ellen F. Mahady
Vesta W. Mayhew
Jennie J. Mahady
Mabel H. Easton
Annabel H. Harding
Anna L. Sullivan
Ethel B. Flewelling
Annie E. Gross
Emma M. O'Brien
Elsie G. Phela
Clifford Walker
Holland Bennett
Linnaean Street
Amee
Miss Cameron
Iss Beard
Miss Norris
Psyche Heywood
Catherine C. Cameron
Grace M. Norris
Florence M. Hayden
Ruth Bennett
Marguerite Beard
Alexina Bowlby
Messrs
Harold W. Bennett
Fred St. Dow
Irving Linnell
Arthur L Gove
Maple Avenue
John T. Glidden
The Buckley Carstein clash shocks Cambridge politics
A Cambridge News editor and Alderman Hans L. Carstein clash over press access to alderman meetings. Carstein warns he may resign or eject Buckley and supporters. board ultimately withdraws press privileges while Buckley calls the move foolish. Buckley, at Annisquam, criticizes the action as harmful to public policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Buckley
Champlin
Pevcy
Buckley
Committee On Roads and Bridges
Caratein
Chamber
Herman
Ckley
Annisquam
Cambridge
Hammond
English High School Graduation Exercises at Sanders Theatre
The class of 1900 at English High School graduated at Sanders Theatre with music by the Cambridge Festival Orchestra. The program included multiple essays ballads and vocal selections. Graduates listed include Adams Balmer Clarke Dillingham Duhig Garfield Holt Kane Leitch McCullar McInnes McSweeney Oakes Roper Shannon Taylor Whelan Wyeth among others. Final papers noted for EB Gregory sale of 14 Otis street Pyane Coburn to Jeremiah McCarth for 3000 feet of land and a house. Republican city committee to hold a meeting at party headquarters on Friday evening June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders Theatre
Cambridge Festival Orchestra
Bertha McCormac
R. L. de Pearsall
Nellie F. Mahady
Thule
Ruth R. Jennison
Norée
Warren Prescott Adams, Jr
John Henry Balmer
Lewis Cutler Clarke, Jr
Harry Mardig Deeran
Arthur Tyler Derry
Charles Franklin B Dillingham
Fred Harold de' Walter Stanley Duhig
Chester Arthur Garfield
John Herbert Holt
Fred Emmet Kane
Charles Andrew Leitch
Harvey Sumner McCullar
Frederick Hugh Leo McInnes
Charles Howard McSweeney
Edward Francis Medley
John Harold Oakes
Henry Joseph Roper
James Edward Shannon
Edward Holbrook Taylor
William Barker Taylor
Walter James Whelan
Henry Dunton Wyeth
Grace Powils Adams
Jennie Bartlett Allyn
Mary Christina Austin
Roberta Alma Blackwell
Harriet Elizabeth Bonds
Nettle Amelia Brown
Jessie Coleman
Mary Frances Crowley
Isabelle Agnes Deady
Mary Louise Donovan
Catherine Marie Doran
Mabel Helen Easton
Ethel Bennett Flewelling
Ruth Darling Foxcroft
Katharine Marie Greene
Nettle Isabel Hart
Elsie Eva Halliday
Annabel Hersey Harding
Charlotte Eugenia Haw
Ruth Russell Jennison
Naomi Boynton Shedd
Edna Putney Smith
Mary Louise Strath
Anna Louise Sullivan
Gertrude Alma Trow
Mabel Winter
EB. J. Gregory
Otis Street
Pyane Coburn
Jeremiah McCarth
Stuer
Harvard Sideshow Bomb Mystery Shocks College Yard
Harvard authorities weigh a reported bomb found by night watchman Mills in the college yard near Hollis Hall. Professors and police offer cautious statements as one paper calls the device a fake, while others describe a dangerous brass cartridge with a potential cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Sunday
Harvard
Vaniel J. Mills
College Yard
Hollis Hall
Burke
Mills
Thuriow
Harvard Yard Police
Buckley letter fuels alderman row in Cambridge
The Cambridge scene centers on Editor Buckley and Alderman Carstein as Buckley defends his recounting of past clashes. Mayor Fox and reaction around town frame the aldermen's action as a poor precedent and a boost to Buckley'sでも newspaper confrontations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilcltor
Cambridge
James A. Fox
Fox
Carstein
Buckley
Board of Aldermen
Mr. Buckley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Royal Baking Powder CO
William
New York
City Hall Affairs
Hopewell
Bergts
Conry
No. 2
Pike
David Brevens
Division 1
Cloyes
Sergis
Pika
Callahan
Pias
D. T. Dickinson
Lake Onawa
Laurel Glenwood
Bradford
Paul
Brunswick
Aldermanic Chamber
Daniel A. Buckley
News
Hans L. Carstein
Alderman Carstein
Cofran
Concord Avenue
William E. Hutchins
Hutchins
Clay Pit
North Cambridge
D. Buckley
Cambridge News
Aldermarine Chamber
Pevey
Rall
Dr. Abbott
Bishop Lawrence
College
Harvard Club
Graduatio
Frank A. Hill
Aubade Printaniere
Lacombe
Republican Fcity Committee
Harvard College
Free Baptist Church
Bible School
Young People’s Society
Lennie Newell
Alfred Branson
Everett Higgins
Bessie Yerxa
Wood Memorial Church
Ladies’ Social Union
C. E
Malta
State of Ohio
City of
Toledo
Lucas Coun
Cheney
Hall
Lea
T. W. Spencer
Tremont Bt
Bowton
Eemon A. Dyme
Albert H. Hews
County of
Middlesex
Bridge Hleiguts
Bal Meng
Ridge Heig
Steg
A. Mason
Aaldimon A. Dyme
A. H
Albert - Hdeaeen
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