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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1904

Page

4

Aquinas Dramatic Club Stages Too Much Johnson at Aquinas Hall

The eleventh annual Aquinas Dramatic Club performance of Too Much Johnson delighted a large crowd despite a stormy night. James T. Whelan’s Augustus Billings drew praise for its finish, with Miss Sadie G. Corcoran as Mrs Batterson also lauded. The program featured numerous participants and a extensive committee and reception lineup led by John J. Reedy and N. Edward Power.

Aquinas Dramatic Club Johnson Aquinas Hall Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association Augustus Billings James T. Whelan William Gillette Mr. Whelan

Cambridge event features songs and labor talks in 19th century note

A long article lists performers and songs including The Captain Told the Mate and Where Did Them Niggers Went, with cast members such as Joseph Johnson and Timothy Brassil. It also covers Cambridge labor union meetings on rapid transit, plus a fire at National Biscuit Co. and the Division 49 A.O.H. ball at Malta Temple Cypress Hall with Condit's Orchestra.

Joseph Johnson Timothy F. Brassil David J. O'Connor Arthur L. Haverty Daniel Enos George H. McGilvary Frank L. McCarthy Frank McCarthy Arthur Haverty Augustus Billings James T. Whelan Helen M. Cogan Upton Batterson Sadie G. Corcoran Francis Faddish Tadousac Joseph P. Brassil Leonora Faddish Johnson Annie A. Connor Henry Mackintosh Leonora William H. Quinn Santiago Leon Dathis California Daniel J. Carroll Frederick Walter Whelan Sellery Looton George H. McGilvray Charles B. Hickey

Officers of the division named in a list

The division's officers include President James J. Reedy Vice-President John J. Ryan Recording secretary N Edward Power Financial secretary John J O Neil Treasurer Michael I McGrath Sergeant-at-arms Harry T Hannon Sentinel James A McNeil.

John J. Reedy N. Edward Power Michael I’. McGrath Oliver D. Clary Frank BB. Horgan John J. O'Neil James J. Busby John W. Knox William J. Kersey William Bowen James A. McNeil Edward A Toner William O'Brien John ‘I’, Hart Ralph Ryan Charles I. Burns Charles F. Long Harry, T. Hannon Frank J. McAvoy Patrick O'Donnell Joseph I’. Moran William H. Clancy John R. Sennett Daniel WP. Sullivan George F. Mekelleger James J. Casey Michiel M. O'Connor William K. Fleet A. J. Donnelly John J. Scott John 8. Clary Jeremiah I. Donovan Charles E. McCarthy Philip Fitzsimons John J. Barry James J. Reedy John J. Ryan Michael I. McGrath Harry T. Hannon James .A. McNeil

Hall Phillips wed in Hanover on Broadway

Miss Adaline Phillips and James R. Hall united in marriage at Morrill A. Phillips residence Hanover. Ceremony led by Rev. Frank S. Harridan and Rev. Alexander McKenzie. Miss Catherine Phillips as maid of honor, Horace W. Hall best man. Ushers Calvin S. Tilden Elliot Emerson Kenneth Adams Roger Flint. Bride wore white silk crepe with lace, orange blossoms veil and lilies of the valley. Honeymoon planned in Europe.

Morrill A. Phillips Broadway South Hanover Adaline Phillips James R. Hall James M. W. Hall Cambridge Frank. S. Harridan St. Andrew's Church Hanover Alexander McKenzie First Church of Catherine T. Phillips Horace W. Hall Calvin Tilden Elliot Emerson Kenneth Adams Roger Flint Mrs. Hall Europe

Cambridge Club Banquet and Midwinter Lecture Evening

The Cambridge club held its annual banquet at the Hotel Transwick with strong attendance. Prof. W Lyman Underwood of the Institute of Technology delivered a Tuesday lecture in northern Maine about a Maine woman's clever act with a small bar. The talk featured stereopticon views and recounted how he secured possession of the animal after it proved capable of care.

Cambridge Club Transwick Maine W. Lyman Underwood Tnstinite

St John s L 1 Bali Team Concert and Dance at Institute Hall

The second annual concert and dance of the St John s Literary Institute baseball team drew about 2000 attendees at Institute hall East Cambridge last Sunday evening. A concert of popular music ran from 8 to a late hour followed by dancing. the team members served as aids. Officers and floor staff included Peter Ek Curran and Henry Callahan among others with a long list of helpers. A meeting will be held soon to elect seven captains.

St. John's Literary Institute Institute Hall East Cambridge Peter Ek. Curran Henry Callahan George English Fred. Corbett William Coady D. J. Warrell Michael Lynch J. Shaughnessy John O'Neill James Mulhearn David L. Finn Vincent Mulherit Albert Martin Wiliam Noonan Frank Shaughnessey Richard Delaney John Bracken Herbert Bridey William Long Frank Skelley John Pendergast John Maguire William Moran Thomas Robinson

Deitrick Bill Reported for Crippled Aid School Home

The committee on public charitable institutions reported in the house on Thursday the bill creating a three member commission with authority to spend 300 000 for land purchase and a school and home for crippled and deformed persons. Representative Frederic B Deltrick of Cambridge sponsors the measure, reflecting his long interest in helping unserved crippled residents.

Frederick 8. Deltrick Cambridge Deltrick Massachusetts

Appropriation for Province Laws Printing Debate

Practical Politics notes an April 23 discussion prioritizing funding to finish printing province laws and related matters, while emphasizing care for crippled and deformed citizens as a secondary concern. The piece frames the issue as a political priority with budget implications and social welfare undertones.

Firefighter Jas T McCabe Commended For Quick Action

Asst Engineer Jas T McCabe of Chemical One assisted at the F A Kennedy fire this week. He threaded a life line up through the building when a big ladder tangled, dropped it, and connected it to the hose. His quick concotion helped stop a potential conflagration.

Jas, T. McCabe Chemical One F. A. Kennedy Cambridge McCabe

Market Letter Reports Dull Stock Market and Gold Exports

Pettigrew, Bright & Co. note extreme dullness in the stock market with small-scale trade and drift in price changes. Gold exports large in quantity lift prices and signal hopeful tones while Montana mining camps prepare for big mineral production. Copper remains in demand. U.S. Steel Preferred faces sell pressure from Pittsburgh interests. United Fruit in Boston rises to 106 12 as Chief Henry J. Cunningham is home sick with a severe cold.

U. S. Steel Pittsburg Boston United Fruit

Probate Notice of Julia Reynolds Estate in Cambridge

Middlesex ss Probate Court to heirs and all interested in Julia Reynolds late of Cambridge. Instrument purporting to be last will presented to probate by Mary A. Reynolds. Citation to appear May 17, 1904 at 9 am in Lowell. Public notices via Cambridge Sentinel for three weeks and mail copies to interested parties seven days prior. Charles J. McIntyre presiding. W E Rogers assistant register.

Middlesex Julia Reynolds Cambridge Mary A. Reynolds Lowell Cambridge Sentinel Charles J. McIntyre Esquire W. E. Rogers Asst. Register

Cambridge liquor license petitions notice four addresses 1904

City of Cambridge publishes multiple petitions for sixth class licenses to sell intoxicating liquors for medicinal mechanical and chemical purposes. requests cover 425 Cambridge Street 441 Cambridge Street 272 Broadway 260 Pearl Street and 408 Cambridge Street with storage in rear basement rooms and first floor areas. City Clerk Edward J Brandon Ambrose C Saunders Marton M Rudolph Gilbert Chipman George Th Brayton noted.

Cambridge Jamesl. Halloran Lynch & Co Cambridge Street Board of Aldermen Edward J. Brandon City of Ambrose C. Saunders Marton M. Rudolph Broadway Gilbert Chipman Pearl Street George TH. Brayton

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Pettigrew, Bright & Co Boston Stock Exchange Bankers Exchange Building John Pettigrew Elmer H. Bright James T. Barrett James J. Shea John T. Shea Shea Bros Fifth Street Otis Street Lister, Koell, Kimball, Ludwig & Co Smith & Barnes Wentworth & Keller Mass Ave WM. H,wooo & CO P. O’brien Mass. Ave Fitchburg Cambrge ALL Rai P. J T. E. Kiley Tremont Street Somerville Norfolk Street Metropolitan Collections CO J. A. Hedin & CO East Aquinas Club Sterling Dramatic Club THE Cambridge Labor Union Cambridge Central Labor Union Harry Joel Thomas J. Edwards Richard WH. Dana Iis Carsten John. J. Corcoran SP. Dale Hh. GO. Marey x-Alderpen Therm Bird Grantine Tle Weekes Kinnewell Cambridgeport Dana Hill Harvard Square Alfred Be, Hughes Cambridge Bridge Thirvard Squire National Biscuit Company Green Street Monk Division A. O. IL Cypress Hall Malta Temple Condit Frank Horgan Michael I Hall—Phillips ST. John's L. 1 Bali Deitrick Market Letter Henry J. Cunningham Commonwealth OF Massachusetts Chas. E. Davis Davis Boylston Street Pea Furnace Nut Franklin Consumers Co-Operative Coal Co Youngest Coal CO Main Street West Benton Soden Street Ulric Gagin Bartlett's Stable Cunningham Bros. Real Estate and Insurance Cambridge Mutual Fire Ins. Co. Agricultural Watertown N.Y Fire Association Philadelphia National of Ireland Berkshire Mutual of Pittsfield, Mass Massachusetts Ave Brooks & Conley Massachusetts Avenue James F. Mullen Hampshire Street Ss. H. Harrington Cambridge Stree HOASE William Stolba Ambridge Concord Avvenue Hurlbut Street North Roseland Street Geo. J. Raymond Washington Street
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