School Committee Reforms Urged For Cambridge
A Cambridge school committee meeting on Thursday endorsed reducing the committees size and cutting idle discussion. The report echoes Mayor McNamees criticism of wasted time and favors stripping the panel to improve efficiency for the citys schools.
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McNamee
Eliot
Harvard
Cambridge
Casey Banquet Honors Boston Fire Chief for Five Decades of Service
A Boston banquet at the Brunswick Hotel praised Chief Casey of the fire department for fifty years of service including half a century as head. Ex-mayor McNamee lauded his oratorical address and dedication, while citizens from all walks of life attended to honor a fearless, selfless public servant.
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Casey
Fire Department
Brunswick Hotel
Boston
Chief Casey
McNamee
Mr. McNamee
Parish Reunions and Catholic Social Identity
The article argues parish reunions are a distinct Catholic institution with social value. It notes other faith groups have social aspects but Catholic parishes define attendance by geographical boundaries and community belonging rather than socialstanding.
Parish Reunion Brings Congregation Closer Together
The parish reunion helps parishioners connect socially and with their pastor and his assistants. It provides a social tie for those lacking active church society involvement and offers a chance to meet fellow congregants.
City Solicitor questions memorial day appropriations legality
After decades the city solicitor concludes the Memorial Day fund disbursements to Grand Army posts and veterans groups may be illegal without explicit authority. He cites state statutes and notes funds should be handled by city officials or under council direction. The letter to the mayor questions funding to posts and reflects political tensions in Cambridge.
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Peavey
Augustine J. Daly
Cambridge
Mass
Grand Army of the Republic
Legion
Notable Dublin Gathering Attends City Event
A large list of physicians, council members, and social figures attended a city event. The roster includes Dr William Fleet, C F J McCue, Dr Felix McGirr, Edward Mulvinill, Henry Cunningham, George O'Brien, James Quinn, John Delay, and many more, with committee in charge led by A J Sylvester and Frank K Lynch. Observers present included Mr and Mrs Murphy, Mr Lynch, Mr Scott, and numerous townsfolk.
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Cambridge Council No. 74
Knights of Columbia
Prospect Hall
McInnis
Jeremiah F. Scanlon
William Troy
John Keefe
Frank Roust
Patrick J. Anglin
Hubert Smith
M. Joseph O'Donnell
Hubert T. Smith
Arthur Burns
John F
William Fleet
C. F. J. McCue
Felix McGirr
Edward Mulvinill
Henry J. Cunningham
George P. O'Brien
James F. Quinn
John W. Delay
Daniel F. Brown
John J. Downey
Walter Doherty
William F. Brown
James H. Shuckrowe
William J. Balfe
Edward Hopkins
David T. Drinan
A. J. Sylvester
Frank K. Lynch
Daniel J. Carroll
John F. Mulgihill
Charles J. Martell
F. Murphy
John J. Scott
W. F. Cogan
W. F. Brown
Arthur F. Burns
Philip E. St. Coeur
BE. Barry
A. C. Barry
K. G. Barry
C. F. Manning
J. P. Conroy
A. Waddin
T. J. Brassill
John Downey
William Bowen
J. Murray
T. Mahoney
J. Carmichael
Newman
Mary Brown
Josie Shea
Lizzie Brassill
H. T. Smith
F. W. McCluskey
J. J. Corkery
C. F. Sheehan
B. J. McPartland
Thos
J. Cavanaugh
2. Mullin
A. J. Daly
Annie Carroll
Mary Carroll
Ida Hickey
Rose Garrity
Catherine Shea
Frank Dardes
D.F. Brown
Bk, Brennan
Margaret M Ford schooner launched at Pleasant River Me
The three masted schooner Margaret M Ford was launched from A M Webster shipyard at Pleasant River Vinal Haven Me amid cheers. Built for stone and coal trade, 700 ton capacity, 193 ft overall, steam powered and priced at 3000 dollars. Capt James C Webster will command the vessel.
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Rockland Star
Margaret M. Ford
A. M. Webster
Pleasant River
Vinal Haven
G. H. Wilcox
New York
John Francis
Connecticut
James W. Colgan
James D. McGrady
M. E. McGrady
J. B. Ford
J. B. Ford, Jr
Cambridge
Joseph B. Ford
Consumers’ Coal Company
Fifty Years A Church Observed By Cambridge Baptists
The North Avenue Baptist Church of Cambridge began a week of 50th anniversary observances with an historical sermon by Rev. F. B. Marble. The service reviewed church history from 1854 to 1904, noted past pastors, and urged continued faith, quoting It is not by might nor by power but by my Spirit saith the Lord of Hosts.
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North Avenue Baptist Church of
Cambridge
F. Be, Marble
Marble
A. M. Averill
J. A. Goodhue
J. ©. Wightman
W. 8. Apsey
R. A. Vose
F. Will Liams
F. B. Marble
Merble
Israel
Irish Night at St Marys Parish Reunion
The 11th annual Irish night and reunion at St Marys parish held on Patriot's Day eve in the gymnasium drew a large audience. The event blended Irish and American themes with Strachan's orchestra and a 40-voice chorus performing songs. Rev Fr Doody, scheduled to give the welcome, was unable to attend.
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St. Mary's Parish
Alves
Strachan
Doody
Enthusiastic Irish Event Details and Organizing Committee
A listing captures performances by John Whoriskey and David Scannell with vocal and instrumental numbers, Irish readings, and clog dancing. Committee roles span floor director to reception chairs, with names such as Joseph Brassill Neil Kelleher and Patrick Cahill guiding decorations badges and entertainment.
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Reilly
John B. Whoriskey
J. P. Scannell
David Scannell
Cecua Maynahan
Frederick Myles
Charlotte Broughton
Franz Kintner
Harry F. Cade
Ruby McIntyre
James O’brien
Misa M. BE. McCarthy
Joseph P. Brassill
John ©. Havertyalds
Neil J. Kelleher
Walter J. Whelan
John L. McCarthy
Joseph P. Mulvihill
M. H. Flynn
Patrick Cahill
Daniel Quigley
James T. Whelan
William Fallon, Jr
John D. McGillivray
Thomas J. Conrick
William H. Crona
Patrick Crowley
James Doherty
E. J. Brandon
James Mahoney
Frank O'Brien
Bart Kelleher
Thomas O’ Hara
George Rosenberg
William Fallon
James F. Mullen
John Fallon
Jeremiah McCarthy
Peter Carmichael
Jeremiah Moynahan
J. R. Sennett
John Medsaac
George Messer
B. Kelleher
A. Aylward
Jennie Sennett
Margaret Barry
Lizzy Good
Mary Facey
Mary McCarthy
Mary T. White
Nellie McCarthy
Tizzie Nagle
Emma Meehan
Lizzie Kelley
Mabel Creehan
Mary Birmingham
Margaret McKenzie
Jennie Ball
Mary Gallagher
A. C. Vallee
Joseph Brassil
Charles Schmit
William Fallon, Sr
Emma Deehan
John Steinkrauss
Neil McCarthy
Walter Doherty
Mary A. Gallagher
John Mahler
William Holden
John Kinneen
O'Callaghan
O'Connor
Edmund Brown
Thomas Conrick
Mary McFarland
Katie Nagle
Jos
Moylan
Michael Ha Flynn
John Casey
Little Good
Mary MetCruily
Patrick Guinn
P. H. Riley
John Tolan
Piers
Grand Festgon Souclin Benefit for Clarence Berry
A May 4 benefit in North Cambridge at Odd Fellows hall honors Clarence J. Berry a pupil of Miss Nellie Nfutechins Ellishammar School. Exposition Minstrels with Franz Kitsner orchestra and Banda Rossa led by Alphonce D Vino perform for a five month Louisiana Purchase Exposition run in St Louis. The show features Ackland Mack Chamberlain Geoffrey Whalen and others with a street parade of sixty in the afternoon.
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Odd Fellows Hall
North Cambridge
Clarence J. Berry
Nellie A. Nfutechins
Ellishammar School
Exposition Minstrels
St. Louis
Franz Kitsner
Banda Rossa
Alphonse D'Vino
Ackland
Mack
Dockistuder & West Minstrels
Chamberlain
Geoffrey TL. Whalen
Cambridge
Mr. Whalen
John Cannon
Dann Quartet
Harry Jones
Fisher & Donahue
Exciting School Committee Meeting Ends With Resignations
At a reg ular meeting Councilman Warren P. Adams attacked Musical Director Frederick F.E. Chapman, urging dismissal amid claims of inpunctuality and negligence. Superintendent Francis Cogswell announced his intended resignation after 50 years of service, with a committee to seek candidates and report at the May meeting.
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McNamee
Warren P. Adams
Ward
Musica
Frederick FE. Chapman
Francis Cogswell
Cogswell
Phinam Grammar School
Adams
Cambridge School Board Debates Music Instruction Shakeup
Ackins condemns note singing methods as outdated and calls for a top to bottom reform. A committee including Thurston, Bicknell, Gage, Russell and Walker will report next meeting. May 10 set for convention with city council to elect Wentworth successor. Resignations of Ells and Thoms accepted. Teele’s resignation tabled. Phelps nominated for Peabody kindergarten and Estey for Peabody grade duties.
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Irene L. Phelps
Peabody Kindergarten
Grace le Baron Estey
I the Peabody
The Magic Slipper presented by St Johns T A Society
A lively amateur production in Odd Fellows hall North Cambridge titled The Magic Slipper drew strong local praise. Cast of 75 featured Mary Donovan Cinderella and Florence Humphrey Clorinda with robust singing and dance sequences led by May V Donovan and Florence Humphrey. Guests included Hon A J Daly and Hon J H H McNamee with manager Nickerson and notable assistants.
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St. John's
T. A
Odd Fellows Hall
Cambridge
Mary Donovan
Cinderella
Clorinda
Florence Humphrey
Margaret A. Horan
Thishe
Faith Moran
Dennis
J. Kelliher
Aeron Balderdash
Prince Poppetts
Robert M. Welch
Thomas H. Patterson
Hubert P. Welsh
Prttont
William J. Lynch
Alldore
Mary Foran
Ireetor
Misees May V. Donovan
Florence Trumphrey
Margaret Welch
Nora Keefe
Elizabeth Brestin
Margaret Horan
D. J. Kelleher
J. Donley
Hubert Welch
Nellis Kelle
Hubert Weleh
Searf
Nellie Kelleher
Mary O'Connell
Katherine O'Hearn
Emma Cutter
Bila Geary
Katherine McCarthy
Mabel McCarthy
Katie Cutter
Amanda Varney
Alice Doran
Mary O'Connor
Tattie Kelleher
Ruth Roper
Hazel Cortell
May A
McGillicuddy
Alice E. Lafarve
Josephine J. Curtin
Loretta Hurley
Lena O'Connor
Annie Higgins
Mary Fitzgerald
Annie Gallagher
Margaret Gallagher
Agnes Kelleher
Margret Mitchell
Sophie McDougal
Clo Nile
Parthenia Varney
Lulu Nolan
Grace McCristle
Ruth Tyo
May Bridges
Nellie Doran
Margaret O'Connell
Helen Fisher
Kathryn Mahony
Clara Diez
Mary Harrington
Kitty White
Jennie White
Gladys England
Mary Kelleher
Josephine O'Connor
Kathryn My Connor
Lillian Vocell
Elizabeth Keefe
Agnes Daley
Mary Grey
Jennie Brestin
Olive McArthur
Fred J K. Myles
Archie. Lane
A. Convention Held At Cambridge With Clergy Support
The archdiocesan Catholic Total Abstinence convention met in Cambridge on Tuesday with High Mass at 10 30 A M. Fr Shanley preached the sermon and Mayor Daly welcomed delegates. Officers were elected for the year and two Cambridge delegates named for the National convention. Representative Deitrick won praise for a bill to fund a school for crippled children and provide special instruction.
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M. J. Doody
St. Mary's of the Annunciation
Shanley
Hartford
Conn
Aquinas Hall
Daly
Cambridge
Father Scully
Doody
Loague
T. B. Reardon
The
M. Co
Patrick Crowley
Edwin Mulready
Rockland
Maurice Dineen
Maldenrat
Misa Mary A. Mullen
Charlestown
James F. Dooley
Roxbury
C. Leary
Boston
William T. Cassell
Mulready
O'Leary
RB. F. Slattery
C. J. Pay
Agnes Kelleher
Deitrick
Committee On Public Charitable Institutions
Deltrick
Casey Banquet Honor List Crowded With Cambridge Leaders
A Cambridge banquet featured a long roll of attendees including H Corcoran Archibald M Howe Horace G Kemp W L Church Charles Waugh H Wm Tupper Alfred E Hughes and many more. A song praising the citys chief and tire department head drew cheers and an encore as speakers lauded public service and leadership.
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Casey
H. Corcoran
Archibald M. Howe
Horace G. Kemp
W. L. Church
Charles Waugh
H. Wm.Tupper
Alfred E. Hughes
Drummond
Cutler L. Vose
Wilson Campbell
Roswell Wetherbee
Kk. J. Pullen
Winslow H. Dodge
Roy A. Fay
Wesley L. Page
Hugh M. ‘Tolar
J. 8. Bell
Isaac McLean
Francis Cogswell
Thos
If, Tracy
John M. Riley
Caleb A. Page
Somerville
George W. Bean
Albert F. Huffum
Charles H. Cox
James W. Coleman
Alfred Allesch
Benj. N. Steele
Edw. C. Wheeler
Gilbert Kk. Chandler
Herbert A. Rhoades
J. B. Merrifield
I. B. Frasier
David I. Muzzey
Theodore L
Charles KE. Beek
Samuel Giddings
Frederick Worcester
Theodore
Raymond
John G. Brown
John I. Croc
Edmund Reardon
Henry
Rein
G. Ih. Tunt
Yerxa
Barnard
Charles Emerson
William I’. Newman
M. V Parsons
George Chase
Win
A. Lockhart
Geo. H. Howard
David T. Dickinson
Market Letter Notes Stocks At Standstill With Dividends
The market remains largely flat with few changes from last week. United States Rubber Preferred rose from 50 1 8 to 64 1 2 after a 112 percent dividend, signaling a business‑minded company.
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United States Rubber
Northern Securities
Steel Co
Pettigrew, Bright & Co
Boston elevated rail schedules April 1 1904 list
Public transit timetable details routes from Arlington Centre to Adams, Harvard Square, and other Boston lines. Includes start times, headways in minutes, night service, and Sunday runs. Sources indicate various shuttle and cross-town connections with several stations such as Arlington Heights and Scollay Square.
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Arlington Centre
Adams
Beacon St
Harvard Sq
Arlington Heights
Harvard
Henry ST
Cambridgeport
Massactus
MT. Auburn
South Station
Rowe's Wharf
Wuntington Ave
South Boston
Hunt. Ave
Scollay SQ
Subway
Boylston St
Adams Sq
Main St
River ST
Postopfiche SQ
Cambridge
Dudley ST
Wasington ST
Roxbury
Roxbury Crossing
S.82
Mount Auburn
Tivron Aves
Newton
Waldatown
A. M. North
North Cambridge
Prospect ST
Riverside
Scollay ST
Watertown SQ
C. S&s
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