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The Cambridge of eighteen hundred and ninety-six: a picture of the city and its industries fifty years after its incorporation (ed. Arthur Gilman), Financial and manufacturing. (search)
nsolidation of the rival stage lines, competition was so great that cabs were put on for the purpose of calling at private residences for passengers upon proper notice being given. The Harvard Branch had a brief existence. It was a spur from the Fitchburg Railroad to a point near the Common, between the Law School and the Gymnasium in Old Cambridge. Its officers were Gardiner G. Hubbard, president, and Dr. Estes Howe, treasurer, who, with James Dana, of Charlestown, Oliver Hastings, Joseph W. Ward, and William L. Whitney, of Cambridge, constituted the board of directors. The Cambridge Railroad was incorporated in 1853, and was leased soon afterwards to the Union Railway. The story of the beginnings of this road, by Mr. Frederick T. Stevens, for many years its treasurer, is of exceeding interest:— The Union Railway Company was incorporated under the laws of this commonwealth and approved by the governor, Henry J. Gardner, May 15, 1855. The first meeting was held October
The Cambridge of eighteen hundred and ninety-six: a picture of the city and its industries fifty years after its incorporation (ed. Arthur Gilman), Government of the city of Cambridge, 1896. (search)
Common Council. President, John L. Odiorne. Ward One. Melville C. Beedle. William F. Brooks. George E. Saunders. Walter C. Waudwell. Ward Two. Sedley Chaplin. William R. Davis. Charles H. Montague. Clement G. Morgan. Ward Three. John J. Ahern. Cornelius Minihan. John J. Scott. Frank H. Willard. Ward Four. David W. Butterfield. Daniel S. Coolidge. Eben H. Googins. Hamilton H. Perkins. Origen O. Preble. Ward Five. Albert S. Apsey. Robert A. Parry. Clerk. iam A. Bancroft. Mayor, ex officio Chairman. Ward One. Frank W. Taussig. William T. Piper. Elizabeth Q. Bolles. Ward Two. Robert O. Fuller. Caroline L. Edgerly. Alphonso E. White. Ward Ward Three. Edward B. Malley. William H. Clancy Anne Clark Stewart. Ward Four. Mary E. MitchelWard Four. Mary E. Mitchell. Charles F. Wyman. William A. Munroe. Ward Five. George P. Johnson. Carolyn P. Chase. FWard Five. George P. Johnson. Carolyn P. Chase. Frederic W. Taylor. Secretary, Sanford B. Hubbard. Superintendent of Schools, Francis Cogswell.