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Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1905

Page

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Cambridge political skirmishes in Public Franchise League meeting

The Public Franchise League heard from many speakers as the Cambridge board of registrars attended. Council debates over transit and park projects filled the evening with remarks, jokes, and political maneuvering involving McCall's district, Adams, Bates, and looming veto threats.

Roxbury Josephine O'Keefe Dennis G. Mulqueeney Joseph & Hackett Helen Keane Appr Margaret A. Sullivan Willie McCrehan Jack D’arcy Celia Sullivan Public Franchise League Board of Registrars of Voters Citizens’ Trade Hall Park Department Rindge Man Old Cambridge Messrs Pallinger Champlin Cambridge Glines Somerville Lawrences Medford McCall Somerville Snd Adams Bates Fall River Fall River Mai Chronicle Liges Father O'Brien Board of Health

Women of Spanish War Veterans Ball at Armory

Social event last Thursday by the Women of the Legion of Spanish War Veterans at the Armory in Central square with uniformed military men and women in colorful costumes. The program featured a formal march led by Mary Cooper and others, with extensive floor duties and multiple committees noted for their service.

Armory Hall Central Square Legion of Spanish War Veterans Sinclair Knight Mary A. Cooper V. C. Fred Walker E. Maud Mitchell P. C. Harry Dougan Alice K. Burns Mary A. Durant Margaret L. Logan Annie Jones Kathryn Galvin Elizabeh McNamara Susie Golder Mabel Mitchell Jennie C. Donahue Esther Kenney Annie l Tinnehan Mollie Lane Josephine Mahoney Harbara A. King Mae Crough Nellie Armitage Clara St. Peter Mary Norton Gertrude Kennedy Mary Owens Winifred Vickerson Margaret C. Stehan Mary Kerrigan Carlotta Ward Mary Ryan Emily MacLeod Margaret Wheelock Mollie O'Hara Mary Hart Elizabeth Gemmell Liza Gleason Laura A. C. Hughes Mary BE. A. Healy Misa Kathryn Kilduff Negus Mra W. Haskell Anna G. Hambly Mary B. Silvia Julia BP. Duff Gee N. Hayward William A. Bancroft Illie A. Cook Katherine C. Devine Estella H. Weston Gertrude P. Manks Ball Jhairman Allee Kurna Secresary Jennie J. Donahie Treaster Hhe Legion Mary A. Durand Katherine Galviny Margaret C. Sie Douglas-Hendricks Club Douglas Club Emblage Hendricks Club Tanton T. McDermott J. Nedeau T. Horan W. Jardine Crang G. McNamara T. Daws Tendrick Owen MelSemma A. Jordan Daver- Sonner J. Murphy J. Potrier Rocky” Neder Mahoney Hendreks

Cambridge City Council Adopts Transit and Appointments Orders

The Cambridge city council, in a Tuesday session, passed the Rindge Field improvement order, confirmed several appointments including a harbor master and police officers, and rejected a motion to nominate a city engineer. A joint special committee’s rapid transit report urged a four track subway near Kendall Square and Harvard Square with an order to seek legislative changes and consent from the Boston Elevated Railway Company.

Board of Aldermen Philip I’. Sharpless Gustavus Gipper John C. Bullard Peter J. Murphy Patrick Carrell Michael McMahon Streets Clikas Alderaan Coveney Isaac 8. Pear Lewis M. Hastings Fr. O'Brien Allen and Coveney Burke Yon and Lynch City of New York Kendall Square Main Street Massachusetts Avenue Harvard Square General Court Cambridge Boston Elevated Railway Company Water Board Watertown

Common Council Debates Memorial Day Funds and Park Field Order

The Common Council met Tuesday evening with President Giles chairing. Debate centered on a $240 contribution for Memorial Day observances and $100 for Leslie I Tilling Canis Spanish War veterans. The Rindge Field order sparked opposition from Dow, approval from Stephens, and comments by Crane Conlin Chase. Continued on page eight.

Giles Leslie I Tilling Trogan Couneilman Dow Couneilman Stephens Couneilman Thayer Crane Park Commission Andrew J. Conlin Ife Chase

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North Cambridge Council Knights of Columbus Odd Fellows Hallver Dom F. Keegan Custer Dom S. Keegan Anna Sullivan Joseph P Hackett Tambo Toney Wiliam McCrehan John F. D'Arcy Andrew J. Tennessey Mary A. Holmes Helen Lynch Robert M. Wech Andrew J. Hennessey Lew Dockstader Iris Dan-Dan-Daniel Mary Fplmes Nora W. Keane Sallie Joseph M. Casey Mr. Lawson Boston Patrick J. Mulcahy Howard G. Abgliv Chelé Wayling Mattie BE. Russell Matthew Glynn Jackie Joseph Sullivan Peggy J. A. Ta Bonte Samuel I’. Shannon Tommy Margaret G. Welsh Elizabeth Callahan Julia F. Shea Mattie Eb, Russell Mary Walsh Hubert R. Welsh Daniel Ff. O'Keefe Lutie William M. Welsh William G. Murphy Thomas F. Cahir, Jr Joseph M. O'Callaghan Daniell. Donovan Cordaja Malone Joe Casey Elizabeth M. Breslin Katherine Casey Mary EK. Doran May T. Dwyer Elizabeth A. Gilman Katherine E. Glynn Loretta Hurley May Hurley J. Callahan A. Mahady J. J. Macklin S.J. Power W. P. Kearns W. T L. Tomes Maurice Keane John M. McDonald I M. Macklan O'Hara T. P. O'Neil T. TL Patterson JM. O'Tiara TT. Yo JT. Donowlift O. Authler MT. Hrennan A. Moll Chas Sandergon W Conway J. A. Ke Iiher Klahth P. J. Mulcahy Stars and Stripes Edward G. Anglin Mattie Trussell Goddess of Liberty Joseph Joseph P. Hackett Fteal USSIP Citizens’ Trade Association Hall City Hall Council Barry Ward 5 Hotel Imperial Rapid Transit Committee Hart Bin Alderman Hart Alderham Hart Mugwump Troosevelt Douglas Library Hall H. L. Bartholomew Brookline J. Facey Armatage Newton Com. P. King South Boston Miss King Bogan Charlestown McCannon R. Allen Burns Nesyton Odd Fellows’ Hall Longfellow Cambridge Circle Forest of America Knight and Sinclair Edward BE. McGanty Lenis MacDonald Aids Kate Phinney Edward McGanty Eva Heaton Margaret Sloan Myrtle Wood le MacDonald Catherine Callahan Annie Ferone Mary Hornsby Nettie E. Rogers Sarah Heaton Delia Brown Lisner Beloff Lindstrom Edward E. McGanty H. Heaton Mary Maclean Ferene Thomas George Thomas Edward EB. McGanty Charlotte Miller McGanty Kh Ts G Heaton Jennie Thomas M. 9. St. Pierre Subway Kendall Harvard Common Council
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