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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1904

Page

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Unpledged Delegates Tie To Presidential Ticket

National convention caucuses name John F. O'Brien and J Frank Facey as unpledged delegates on the ticket. Richard Olney, a Massachusetts man, is listed in association with the presidential slate as a potential candidate.

John F. O’brien J. Frank Facey Richard Olney Massachusetts Ellen M. Abbott Kate G. Allen Harleigh J. Bushway Marshall J. Burroughs Mary Dawe Andrew Anna Fopiano

Third in a series reorganization blocks water loan order

Cambridge city council blocks another water loan as police reorganization advances. Aldermen approve a new force structure, weigh contracts for a new engine house, and push bills on licenses, sanitation, and sewer funding while disputes over papers and approvals delay actions.

Davis Frank W. Bartlett George M. Daly Hay Alderman Allen Chester W. Woolbury Sherman and Garden Streets Kelley Washington Fletcher School Henry N. Wheeler Joseph B. Davidson David A. O'Mara Supreme Judicial Court Lowell Common Council Hobbs' Brook Carstein Coveney Carsatein Cambridge Chase Committee On Secretary of State Willow Athletic Club Board of Aldermen

Gossip of a City's Public Life and Police Tactics

The column surveys Mayor and council politics, noting public sentiment toward the mayor, concerns about city hall access, and the use of spotters in liquor raids. It critiques deputy chiefs, nonpartisan councilors, and fire department issues, while recounting social events and speeches at local venues.

McNamee Tom Common Council Monk Alderman Lake Mont Areman

Fire Veterans Honor Cambridge Fire Chief Casey for Fifty Years

A Cambridge gathering at M I Jones restaurant marked the Cambridge Veteran Firemen’s Association annual meeting. Officers were elected led by President Thomas J. Casey with speakers praising his fifty years of service and recalling early city fires and Niagara Engine No. 3 history.

M. I. Jones Boylston Street Cambridge Veteran Firemen’s Association Thomas J. Casey Charles Emerson Henry Swyler Peter Korngood Edwin Hall T. M. Parsons Edward Belcher George Hixon George Taylor James Hopkins Charles Buxton Hl. L. D. Jennings Warren Ivers Ntepkins Somerville Alderman Lake George W. Cutler I. A. Hall Edward Backus Alderman Cole S. M. Parsons Herman Bird Alfred E. Hughes Issac S. Pear Charles S. Adams George H. Taylor William $8. Brown William R. Adams James O Connell Joel S. Orne George H. Brooks Peter J. Thoroughgood Ivers Hall Daly Bancroft J. J. Meyers Philadelphia Cambridge Hopkins Niagara Lechmere House Old City Hall Edwards Casey Charleston Ben Stevens Mace Davis Alexander Fraser Friends of Niagara Engine Company Mast Cambridge Daniel Ff. Smith Jermin Bird Alfred &. Hughes Dear Common Council H. K. Parsons Daniel Webster, No. 4 George H."taylor Old Niagara Harvard College

Sacred Heart GHURGH Ninth annual reunion fills Cypress hall

One of the largest parties ever held at Sacred Heart church in Cypress hall drew over 1000 attendees for the ninth annual reunion. The event featured a long concert program with piano, songs, mandolin pieces, a magician, and a grand march at 9:30 led by floor directors and escorts. A large crowd of named attendees and a formal dancing program followed, with many community members listed among the celebrants.

Cypress Hall Sacred Heart Church Tno Gilbert Joseph Tenin Ethel Francoeur Vile Hatch Gertrude Haley Thomas Lyons Joseph Zaino Mahoney Thomas Rattigan Carsiotto the Mises Griffin Philip St. Coeur McGrath Prof Carsiott International Mandolin School Cornelius BE. McGuire Peter J. Kenney Mary Grant Thomas F. Redmond Julia Morley William 8. Andrews Mamie Andrews John A. Timony Annie Timony Thomas Costello Marian Newman Cornelius E. McGuire John J. Feeney Timothy Horgan John A. Horan James Davoren John Murphy James Callan John J. Rockett Patrick H. Curtin Robert Powers John R. Kilduff Thomas Finnegan James Landigan James O'Brien Edward Long John Maher George St. Peter Thomas J. Carroll Henry Ward Nellie Toohig Richard Griffin Annie Conley Harry Wells Julia Conley Thomas Kelley Kate Rocket Wm. F. Brooks Katherine Grant John Derney Delia Carr James Conley Mary Horgan John W. McDonald Lulu Horgan John McGinty Mary Benner John Rocket Mary Davoren Arthur Kenney Robert Cooney James Currie Christopher Newman Annie Calahan James Finnegan Kate Landrigan John Hogan Alice Landrigan Michael Skare Lulu Reid Frank Callahan Berney Doyle Charles Callahan Michael Finegan Nelle McNamara Edward Ferguson Annie Hogan Joseph Lyons Leo Ryan Arthur McGinty Henry Weller Annie Ryan May Ryan

Nonpareils Grand Dance at Cypress Hall Malta Temple

The first grand concert and ball of the Nonpareils was held last Monday evening at Cypress hall Malta Temple. Local talent performed, including Maggie and Frank Dorman Miss Lizzie Sullivan Craig Trio Barber and Valley Miss Louise Craig Cambridge favorites Halliday and Riley. Floor directions were provided by Guard Paynter with assistants Heskett Holland and Shaw and a capable aida corps led by Kelty Kelty Walsh Lynch Campbell Dolan Smith Foley Duffy Paynter Rees Rees and Butler.

Cypress Hall Malta Temple Maggie Frank Dorman Lizzie Sullvan Craig Trio Barber and Valley Louise Craig Cambridge Halliday Riley Guard Paynter Thomas Heskett Joseph Holland Chester J. Shaw Aida John Kelty Joseph Kelty Thomas Walsh John Lynch Alfred Campbell Frank Dolan George Smith Willam Foley Wiliam Duffy Frank Paynter William Rees Arthur Rees Forward Buteher Ralph Hallaran Albert McClellan

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