Pevey Answers Citation in Cambridge Police Chief Case
City Solicitor Pevey has filed a nine page answer to Chief Cunningham's mandamus petition. The filing contests Cunningham's qualification as chief, the July 18 1908 meeting, and aldermen's vote legality while noting possible Supreme Court rulings and the pensioning of Chief Cloyes. The petition was filed February 6 1914 by William J O'Donnell. A hearing date is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pevey
Cunningham
Brandon
Board of Aldermen
Ilegal
Civil Service
Cambridge
Cloyes
Supreme Court
William J. O'Donnell
Tremont Building
Boston
Police Reorganization Bill Near Park Commission and Mayor action
The police reorganization bill has moved toward action by the park commissioners and mayor. Deputy Chief Batchelder gains from the changes as the plan to remove him is thwarted. The piece defends defining deputy duties and praises Park Commissioner Conlin and Dr. Dwyer for safeguarding park officers from demotion into the regular force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Commissioners
Batchelder
Committee On Police
Behin
Cloyes-Folaom
Pullen-Gordon
Conlin
Dwyer
Daly's Balderdash in Pittafield Speech
Mayof Daly addressed the A. O. H. in Pittafield delivering a speech that touched on his goals and opinions, described here as balderdash by the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayof Daly
Pittafield
Cambridge City Notice on Mayor Daly and Race Demagoguery
A reader condemns Mayor Daly for urging his race to beware demagogues and to avoid being duped. The author recalls Library Hall’s years of marginalizing the group and Daly’s later nomination, arguing the speech exposed political motives and underscored the need for truthful leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orr
Pittefield
Cambridge
Daly
Library Hall
For Whose Benefit in Cambridge Election Debate
A Pittsfield sermon by Rev. C J Boylan urges voting by conviction over party, quoted to apply to Cambridge citizens. The piece critiques Mayor Daly and local water board politics, calls leaders antagonistic to common people, and notes a neutral Sentinel urging temperate, spirited contest with no lasting resentments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Boylan
Pittsfield
Cambridge
Cambridge Tribune
Pather Boylan
the Tribune
Daly
Common Council
Water Board
Olney
Fearat
Sentinel
Jack
State House Reciprocity Hearings Result and Vote
Recital of hearings on reciprocity policy concluded at the State House with a decisive vote. Lawmakers approved the measure amid debate over licensing and cross state recognition, signaling a shift in professional credential reciprocity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Daly and Tax Talks Split Republicans Oppose Valuation Cuts
In a Republican caucus debate a speaker argues advocates of a principle should join the Democratic party to gain influence, noting Democrats would welcome them while Republicans electing anti‑demands render efforts useless. Daly is praised for refusing assessor reductions, yet the Nonpartisans seem set to raise the tax rate, despite promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fons
Daly
Rapid Transit Meeting in City Hall on Wednesday
Citizens interested in the rapid transit problem will meet in the mayor's office at City Hall on Wednesday evening. The discussion will cover whether to build an elevated line from West Boston Bridge to Murray Street, or to substitute a subway, and how far a subway should extend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
H. L. Carstein
New West
Boston
Murray Street
Brattle Square
Harvard Square
Kendall Square
Lafayette Square
Danahill
Bay Or
Hancock Streets
Boston Elevated Railway Company
New West Boston Bridge
Scollay Square
City of
Cambridge
Supreme Court
Cambridge, Transit Commission
Carpenter Leach wedding at Cambridge home
Miss Ethel Stewart Leach of Cambridge married Gardner H. Carpenter of Brookline last Wednesday evening at 176 Upland Road Cambridge. Rev Daniel Evans of North Avenue Congregational Church officiated. Miss Isabel Leach attended and Stephen Wolcott of New York was best man. Mr and Mrs Carpenter will reside in Medford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Stewart Leach
Cambridge
Gardner H. Carpenter
Brookline
Upland Road
Daniel Evans
North Avenue Congregational Church
Isabel Leach
Stephen Wolcott
New York
Carpenter
Medford
First Volunteers Banquet Marking Milestone
Arrangements for the tenth annual banquet of the First Volunteers Citizens Association and the forty third anniversary of Company C M V M enlistment. Held at Citizen's Trade Association Hall on Monday evening April 18 1904 speakers include Thomas J Gargan of the Boston Rapid Transit Commission and General W W Blackmar past G A R commander. Living members and their ladies expected with a fine musical program planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Volunteers Citizens’ Association
Third Regiment
Citizen's Trade Association
Thomas J. Gargan
Boston Rapid Transit Commission
W. W. Blackmar
Manning McHugh wedding at Cambridge street home
A large gathering witnessed the marriage of John Francis Manning and Mary J. Christina McHugh at the bride’s parents’ residence 1597 Cambridge Street. Attendants included Gertrude Kelley and Michael Rafferty. gifts featured marble clock oak rockers silverware and a piano as the couple plans to reside at 57 Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Francis Manning
Mary J. Christina McHugh
Cambridge Street
Gertrude Kelley
Michael Rafferty
Manning
Cambridge
Boston
West End
Mrs. Manning
Market Street
First grand concert and ball by the Only Club in Malta Temple
The Only Club held its first grand concert and ball at Cypress hall Malta temple last Monday Evening. An excellent program featured Mise Thysle Sullivan and Hugente with Davie Smith in songs, Halliday and Riley as coen shouters, Barber and Valley in songs and dances, and Join Keefe with illustrated songs assisted by George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cypress Hall
Malta Temple
Mise Thysle Sullivan
Hugente
Davie Smith
Halliday and Riley
Coen
Barber and Valley
Keefe
George
Coughlan Dance Night Attracts 200 Couples Past Midnight
About 200 couples danced at Coughlan house until 2 AM Tuesday with Nell H McLean in charge of the floor assisted by Arthur C Follansbee and a list of aids. Noted guests included Mr and Mrs Edward Buetcher and many locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Carroll
Margaret Bates
Elizabeth Tucker
Julia Tucker
Fithol Ross
Dora Hagan
Veronica McDonald
Annie McDonald
Kittle McDonald
Reta Strong
Margaret Smith
Sarah Smith
Laura Reid
Arthur Porter
Fred Porter
Neil McLean
Arthur Follansbee
William Wolfendale
William Miller
Thomas Hesket
Joseph Holland
Frank Berke
Chester Shaw
Frank Painter
Frank Dilllonsnyder
William Ottamus
Dannie Langley
Frank Duras
William O’brien
Robert McNamee
George Hampden
Eddie Smith
William Knox
Bob Sawyer
Archie Collins
Howard Parker
Nelson Robbins
Guard Painter
Joseph McCarthy
Charles McCarthy
William Porter
Thomas Smith
Harry Johnston
Harry Halliday
James Riley
Frank Dorman
Sally Barber
Gus York
Howard Farrell
Edward Cameron
Fred Partridge
Henry McKenna
Richard Conway
William Mitchell
William Webster
Cambridge Elks Lodge marks first anniversary with 225 members
The Cambridge Lodge of Elks celebrated its first anniversary with 225 members and about 240 attendees including prominent local business and professional men. The event featured an installation of officers, a banquet, extensive toasts, and a concert by multiple artists under Exalted Ruler Geo. F. McKelleger with remarks by Ex-Mayor McNamee and Representative Aylward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Lodge of Elks
Somerville
McLaughlin
Elkdom
John E. Dwyer
Aylward
Kelly
Hatch
Cambridge Lodge
Henry J. Cunningham
McNamee
Geo. F. McKelleger
John BR. Kelley
Crag
Patrick Madden
Daniel Madden
John Madden
Goodwin Isenberge
John Hogan
Henry McGahey
Thomas Bullivan
George Bierback
Lawrence Bellew
John Conroy
Michael Tracey
George McKellegett
Richard McKellegett
Manuel Andrew
Frank Andrew
William H. Tong
Lawrence Fallon
John Kelley
William Barcey
Arthur B. Burns
David Corcoran
William Barry
James Cheyne
Richard Aylward
James Aylward
Geo. Aylward
Joseph Gomes
John Ahern
James Welch
Herman Hoffman
Daniel Densmore
Thomas O'Hara
John Delaney
Jeremiah Delaney
Dr. Norton
William Acheson
John Dwyer
George Burns
James McMiroy
Richard Neville
Frank Rogers
John Fitspatrick
John Ryan
John Cleary
Charles McHugh
George Forrestall
Frank Davis
Jeremiah McCarthy
Daniel Toban
Michael Hannifen
North Cambridge Star James Gallagher to Lead Lynn Infield
James Gallagher of North Cambridge is pegged as a swift infield asset for Lynn this season. A member of the C. H. and L. squad that captured the Interscholastic League title in 1899, Gallagher brings speed and experience to the team.
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James Gallagher
Lynn
Local Crime Raid and Civic Notes In City Gossip
Last Sunday Captain Murray led a raid on John Tupper’s drug store with Patrolmen Brennan McCrehan Holt McNulty and Murray, securing liquor. Cambridge Latin School practices with Rindge Park Commissioners daily while St John’s Ladies’ Auxiliary has a gym instructor. A fierce rat battle ends with a 13 inch specimen killed by Dennis J. Kelleher in Sheridan Square.
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Han
Milford
Murray
John Tupper
Brennan MccCrehan
Holt
McNulty
Cambridge Latin School
Rindge Park
Robert M. Welsh
St. John's
Sheridan Square
Kelleher
St. John’s C. T. A
Rindge Field
W. J. Lynch
John Hancock Insurance Company
Cambridge
Hearst
Odd Fellows Hall
Maurice M. Lynch
Divinity Field
Jed McCrehan
McCrehan
Thos, P. O'Neil
Doel
George Joyce
West Somerville
Flora Humphrey
Mollie McDonald
St. John's Ladies’ Auxiliary
C. T. A. U. of Boston
Aquinas Hill
Cambridgeport
Arlington Hibernians
Cedar Hall
James Keefe
Patrick Ready
James Fitz
Timothy Casey
Cambridge liquor license notices amid charity group salute
Cambridge city notices show many residents and firms petitioning for Sixth Class licenses to sell intoxicating liquors for medicinal mechanical and chemical purposes at numerous addresses across Cambridge. The announcements list applicants including George Miller Carrie Ellsworth Phillips Elip H La Pierre Louis Reycroft Albert Lynch and others with stock stored in rear rooms or basements and dated April 1904. A charitable editor lauds the Associated Charities and thanks local volunteers for aid to the Armenians.
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City OF
Cambridge
William B. Milliken
Cambridge Street
Board of Aldermen
Edward J. Brandon
George A. Miller
Main Street
Joel 8
Massachusetts Avenue
Carrie Ellsworth Phillips
Concord Avenue
George M. Olive
City OF Cambridge
Frank K. Lync
Hampshire Street
Frank P. Lombard
Elip H. LA Pierre
River Street
Willard EB. Lane
E. C. Gove & CO
Marcellus I
DOW
Pearl Street
Granger C. Kinsley
IRVING _R. HEATH
WM. 8B. Hunt & CO
William A. Reeves
Reeves Bros
Putnam Square
John B. O'Hara
John A. Tupper
Albert E. Lynch
Albert E. Lynch & CO
Horace
Bartlett
William H. Frazier
Harvard Street
John Toye
Pleasant Street
Ramuel H. Talbot
Charles A. Stover
Billings & Stover
Alton C. Sherman
William H. A. Walsh
M. O'Donnell & CO
Dward J. Brandon
Harlee E
George FE. Norton
ER. H. LA Pierre & Co
Putnam Avenue
J. Arthur
Woodrow
Broadway
Samuel W. Farwell
John F. Cahill
Albert W. Kidder l
Ezra C. Gove
Sidney W. Young
Portland Street
Frank N. Abar
Ephraim H. Patten
Gore Street
Charlotte O'Donnell
Maurice O'Donnell
Cambride Street
Delbert A. Baton
Brattle Street
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Cambridge Sentinel
Massachusetts Ave
the Sentinel Publishing
Mass
William H. Shaunnessy
Daly's Balderdash
Carpenter-Leach
North
Lynch
Michael Sheehan
Sixth Street
Pear
United States of America
Associated Charities of
Mary L. Birtwell
F. Barett
H. P. Shaw
Nat Ryan
Louis W. Reycroft
Reycroft
Camabridge
William Cg, Reycroft
T. C. Reycroft & CO