Local Sports Notes From a City Promising Writer
A city sports column previews upcoming events with a playful tone. Billy Blue invites teams to share lineups and schedules while the Institute ball team plans a gala May party under Ballet Master Bill Cody. Manager English teases a stylish evening and aims for a graceful showcase rather than home runs. Windy Kelley seeks Beddo McGrath in a social moment.
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Green Street
Central Square
the Sentinel
Billy Blue
Institute
Ith
Bill Cody
English
Windy” Kelley
Winsor Street
Beddo McGrath
Foresters Ladies Ball a Private Parlor Event
A packed Foresters Ladies’ Ball raised funds for Branch St. Mary No. 455 I N F B S. Decorator Andrew Hezlitt highlighted the period setting while Dixon’s Orchestra provided music. President Mary and floor committee officers led a string of encores and elegant gowns across the Forestry society activities.
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Branch
St. Mary No
Andrew Hezlitt
Dixon
Miss Mary
Mary L. Farrell
Mary Roche
Mary Grenham
Jennie Seymour
Cecilia Canney
Mary Millmore
Margaret Collins
Kathrine Mansfield
Sadie Furlong
Gertie McFaun
Alice Maytum
Mary Kelly
Kathrine Boyle
Margaret Gilligan
Mary Guthrie
Mary Mahoney
Elizabeth McAuliff
Miss Dolan
Mary L. Dolan
Tanger
Nellie, Riordan
Mary E. Grenham
Woodwards
Beadles
Sadie Purlong
Patriots Day tilt ends in Mohawks victory after long rain delay
The Mohawks beat the Johnston Market team in an extended 13 inning game on Cambridge field despite heavy rain and two onfield fights among spectators. Dolan and Carroll starred for Johnston with Dolan catching and Carroll driving in runs while the Mohawks surged late to claim a 11 to 7 win after a chaotic day.
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Patriots
Johnston
Mohawks
Cambridge Field
McManus
Wm. J. Boyle
Wm. H. Dolan
Bay
Johnston Market
Frank Roust Tops Central Theatre Manager
Frank Roust, manager of the Central Theatre, earns praise for the bi weekly musical program and his knack for pleasing the music loving public. Simon Alexander, the proprietor, benefited from Roust’s expertise, widening the venue’s appeal as a premier amusement spot. The notice also endorses TM Whippen as a Boston caterer option.
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Central Theatre
Frank Roust
Simon Alexander
Roust
Alexander
Frank H Roust
Lectures at Cyprus Hall Benefit Parish Fund
Under the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament two illustrated lectures will be given at Cyprus hall on May 5 and May 13 to aid the parish building fund. Thomas Harrison Cummings, a Knights of Columbus figure and engaging speaker, will present talks on Art and Religion and on industrious Irishmen of the nineteenth century. Tickets are 25 cents each and the committee hopes for crowded attendance.
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Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament
Cyprus Hall
Thomas Harrison Cummings
Knights of Columbus
Oberammergau
Burke
Emmet
Grattan
Curran
O'Connell
Father Mathew
Tom Moore
Parnell
Oreilly
Corcoran Warns Subway Expansion Threatens Surface Cars
In the Sentinels gossip column, John H. Corcoran argues before the Citizens' Trade that many subway stations would push surface cars off streets. He cites Massachusetts avenue as vital to city life and questions the Dana Hill station site. Sam agrees with Corcoran on lacking rational reasons for Dana Hill placement.
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Russell & Co
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Lowell
Fred P. O'Connell
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Stead
Jim Jeffries
Bat Nelson
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Honey Mellody
Los Angeles
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Websters
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Hayes
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Wilson
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Billy Mack
Willow
John H. Corcoran
Citizens’ Trade
Corcoran
Massachusetts Avenue
Broadway
Sam
Dana Hill
Ode to Dave Hanlon Poem Prompts Hendricks Club Praise
The Hendricks Club unveils poet Warren Brooks as a new pseudonym and plans weekly verse. The first piece, An Ode to Dave Hanlon, flatters Cambridgeport mayor Hanlon with playful scenes of his days from morning business to evening breezes.
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Hendricks Club
Onder
Shakespeare
Avon
Warren Brooks
Dave Hanlon
Wordsworth
Milton
David Hanlon
Cambridgeport
A Poets Evening At Cambridge Council Lodge
Cambridge Council No. 74 K of C held a smoke-talk at Cambridge hall with Mr. McCarthy Sacred Heart Review assistant editor delivering a engaging talk on Poetry He read self composed verses and impressed with lyrical quality His reading suggested a coming master of lyric poetry A concert followed with John J Ahewn Sr winning honors.
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Cambridge Council
No. 74
K. of C
Cambridge Hall
McCarthy
Sacred Heart Review
Merit Always Rewarded in New Home’s Lifelong Value
The advertisement extols the NEW HOME as a timeless winner loved in millions of homes. It promises lasting quality and enduring value, portraying merit as the key to its popularity and longevity.
Proposals for Printing Poll Tax Lists in Cambridge
The Cambridge Mississippi Board of Assessors invites seated proposals by April 2 1907 for typesetting press work paper and stitching of one hundred sets of Poll Tax lists as of May 1 1907. Requirements cover page size 1906 sample, white book paper 65 pounds per ream and 750 pages per book with wire stitching. Proposals must be marked proposals for printing Poll Tax Lists and sent to City Hall.
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Board of Assessors
City Hall
Assessors’ Office
Cambridge
Daniel BE. Shaughnessy
Jeremiah F. Donovan
Timothy W. Good
Season's Social by St Johns Hall F M T A S
Thursday night at St John’s Hall on Fourth Street featured another successful F M T A S social with costumes ranging from farmers to rural caricatures. Ed Dixon’s full orchestra provided music while attendants praised a large turnout and lively dancing under floor marshal Edward F. Gaughan and director John J. Brownrigg with numerous aides and helpers.
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St. John’s Hall
Fourth Street
Ed” Dixon
Edward F. Gaughan
John J. Brownrigg
Helen V. Dwyer
Aids
Mary Kelley
Mary Crowe
Annie Lavey
Josephine Collins
Catherine Cowhig
May Calnan
Mary Crowley
Josephine Rosenberg
Margaret Niland
John Dwyer
Robert Holden
Edward J. Gandy
Thomas Shannon
Harold J. Griffin
John O'Connor
D. J. O'Brien
William Feran
William Linenan
Thomas Stokes
Cambridge Assessors Call for Talied Tax Lists by July 1
In Cambridge the Assessors announce a June 30 deadline for tax lists. Residents and other liable persons must bring true lists of all polls and real and personal estate to City Hall between June 20 and 4 PM. Mortgagors must file sworn statements detailing secured interests.
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City of
City Hall
Massachsetts
United States
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