Re Appointment Sparks City Board Meeting Actions
A full city council session saw major promotions and changes in the police and fire forces with May 1 effective dates. The mayor’s communications covered city engineer and lamp superintendents, sinking fund commissioners, and a permanent fire department member, but decisions were tabled for the next meeting. A school board convention for Ward 3 vacancy was also discussed, with committees formed to coordinate with the school board.
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Board of Aldermen
Alderman Allen
Lewis M. Hastings
Timothy C. O'Hearn
George M. Clukas
Frank A. Allen
Thomas F. Boyle
William J. Anderson
J. Frank Wentworth
Carstein, Barnard
Harrington
Bay State Forge
Willis C. Curley
Hurlburt Street
Edward Kenney
Magnolia Avenue
George Mooney
Wilbur Street
A. J. Pimental
Hardwick Street
Union R. B. Trust
Harvard Street
Harvard
Inman Streets
N. E. Tel. & Tel, Co
Cambrige Electric Light Co
de Wolf
Winsor
Washington Streets
Union R. E. Trust
Washington Street
Oskar Hallin
Belmont
Oxford Avenue
Automatic Telephone Equipment Co
George G. Wright
DeWolf Street
William Anderson
Armstrong Transfer Co
Hiram A. Campbell
Malcolm Campbell
George L. Carrier
John Coogan
Dennis Coughlin
Dennis J. Crimmins
John T. Darrell
Timothy J. Downing
Henry Galishaw
Napoleon Grenier
James Hayes
William F. Henderson
Michael J. Horgan
Charles W. Huntley
William J. Kelley
Frank D. Kellney
John Kerr
Joseph Longfield
John J. Looney
Thomas F. Moroney
Neal F. Nelson
Ernest M. Sanders
Bernard R. Silva
Mortimer Sullivan
Manson Kinsman
Katherine, Nover
Henry Flentze
Lowe Goldman
James E. Milliken
J. A. Costa
William F. Driscoll
Robert B. Forster
Stephen Hearne
Forrert
Holden
Elmer (. Treland
Charles H. Kimball
John J. Lucey
Patrick McLaughlin
Edward J. Murphy
Daniel O'Callaghan
Albert E. Olsen
Vasel Philips
Joseph J. Reed
Thomas Roach
James E. Rogers
Charles F. Ruggles
Constantine Varlas
John Kanetras
Robert J. Oldroyd
Humphrey Sullivan
Margaret Sullivan
Frank W. Trelegan
James H. Donnelly
Frank M. Ferris
James F. Donnelly
Hugh Gallagher
Herbert W. Boutwell
Martha J. Fairbanks
Joseph LaFavre
Coral Acford
Annie M. Curtis
Margaret E. Grasling
Helena Krauss
William H. Murphy
Emma
Walter BK. Jackson
Mattes Pispisa
Peter L. Rochon
James H. Donnelly & Co
George H. Brayton
Gilbert 8. Chipman
Ambrose C. Saunders
Marion M. Rudolph
J.L. Halloran
Lynch & Co. Common Victualers
Addie Cohn
Matthew A. Allison
Julia A. Cassidy
John B. Church
John Eilis
Fred W. Fisher
Maurice Witagerald
Mary F. Flekers
Michael Looney
William Lundeviat
George W. Morrell
George A. Weber
Bulalla J. Wescott
Alfred Belanger
Charles Tiferan
Kakhadoori Kaklooginn
Shefferdecker
Harry Bromfield
Abl Ebner
Simon Eisner
Morris Finstein
Frank Fishman
Harris Flager
Barnet Miger
Michael Maley
Joseph Holleran
Moses Janoseki
John F. Noonan
Laula Perlman
William Pinkos
Morris Rosenberg
Barnet Ruttman
Tals Sdltman
Jacob Schefftman
David Segal
Moses Segel
Alexander Sesaman
Mafor Singer
Jacob Weinstein
Maxite
T. Baltman
Frank 'T. Bvana
John McDumMme
G. A. A. Pevey
Gossip and politics at Somerville 1904 district convention
A column recounts the Eighth District Democratic convention in Union hall Somerville with Dennis Sullivan praised for discipline and loyalty to Hearst, the Arlington credential issue resolved by Lawyer Curran, and criticism of the acting police chief over newsboy licenses and local graft whispers. Mentions Mayor Daly Cambridge McNamee and police reorganization rumors along with ward politics and a gas-suit dispute involving Patrolman Gordon.
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Dennis C. Sullivan
Woburn
Union Hall
Somerville
Sullivan
Hearst
Francis P. Curran
Arlington
Tavenport Street
Hotel & Railroad News Co
Donovan
Davis
Gordon
Boston
Jas
Third District Court
Middlesex
Forming a Local Meat Cutters Union At City Hall
Amid inclement weather a large turnout of city meat cutters attended a meeting at L. U. hall to form a local union affiliated with the American Federation of Labor. Henry Joel presided, John W. Shea spoke on organizing needs, and a three member committee was appointed to rally members for Thursday’s follow up meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. U. Hall
American Federation of Labor
Henry Joel
Central Tabor Union
New
Joel
Joul
Central Labor Union
D. J. Tobin
Teamsters Tocal
Rank K. Wester
J. T. Gabriel
W. Tl. Ganey
T. J. Holward
No. & Rubber Workers
D. Wilderman
Coveney Sparks Water Board Clash in City Hall
A Tuesday city hall session pitted Alderman Coveney against water board allies over hiring Cambridge labor for a new pipeline. Durant insisted on practical terms, while Coveney pressed for full acceptance, claiming control and threatening to block funds. War rhetoric followed as a $450,000 appropriation lingered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Coveney
Downey
Joel
Water Board
Cambridge
Durant
Board of Aldermen
Ward 6
Ginty Scannell wed in Sacred Heart chapel South Boston
Patrolman William B Ginty of Cambridge and Miss Elizabeth M Scannell of South Boston were married at O’Clock Wednesday morning in the Sacred Heart chapel. Rev William T Grant officiated. The couple will reside in Cambridge after a brief wedding tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Ginty
DiVision 2
Cambridge
Elizabeth M. Scannell
South Boston
O’wlock
Sacred Heart Chapel
Gate of Heaven
Ginty
Scannell
SS. Peter and Paul's Church
William TH. Grant
St. Vincent's Church
Frances McFarland
Roxbury
John A. Ginty
Hebrew Citizens' Club Hails Goodwin A. Isenberg
The Hebrew Citizens' Club met at the synagogue on the 24th, praising president Goodwin A. Isenberg for his public life and leadership as board of health chair, and a committee was named to prepare a testimonial to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hf
McNamee
Cambridge
Trarvard Square
Charles
Boston Post
Hebrew Citizens’ Club
Goodwin A. Isenberg
Board of Health
Isenberg
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Stiles Street
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Green Street
Robert Welch
Sherman Street
Albert D. Evans
Joseph Evans
Perry Street
John KE. Shaughnessy
George N. Bolo
James A. Allen
Foater Street
B. W. Woodard
J. F. O'Brien Gravel Bank
Bridget Kelley
Huron Avenue
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Rindge Avenue
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