Lawn Party and Field Day at Charles River Park
Preparations are nearly complete for the first grand lawn party and field day by the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament at Charles River Park next Saturday. Father Crowe chairs the committee with Rev McGuire treasurer and John Steinkrauss secretary. Events include a baby show, races for girls and boys, a fat men race, sack and wheelbarrow races, and a ball contest. The Jake Becker band will perform and fireworks cap the day with dancing, refreshments, and a floor for dancing arranged. A long list of table chairwomen and police volunteers support the event.
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Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament
Charles River Park
Old Park
John A. Crowe
Father McGuire
John A. Steinkrauss
John E. Dwyer
Lettercarriers
Boston
Jake Beaker
K. of C. Table
Mrs. FE. J. Brandon
Mary E. Brown
Mary Carroll
Mae E. McGoldrick
Annie Carroll
Agnes Barry
Rose McCarthy
Annie Barry
Miss Ryan
Mary McCauley
Hattie Whelan
Alice Rowe
Helen Rainey
Julia Wiseman
Margaret T. Ryan
Kathryn Casey Leads Holy Name List of Defenders
Kathryn Casey leads a long list of Misses and Mrs names for the Little Defenders of the Holy Name club. The roll includes Mamie Corcoran Jennie Sennett Kathryn Egan Walsh McShea Margaret Connell Mary Cooper Helen Cooper Julie Mara May Collins Collins Lizzie Cul wn Mary Hopkins Margaret Hopkins Margaret Murphy Mamie Ryan Madge Doherty Margaret McCarthy Margaret Finney the Misses Riley Dawson Mamie Thompson Kittie Thompson Annie Davy Mamie Dray Kittie Harrington Charlotte Brough ton Helen Broughton Anna Broughton Teresa Mulvihill Kittle Woods Margaret Sennot Elizabeth Sennot Conley Margaret Sullivan Kathryn Sullivan Helen Connell Hannah Quinn D Haley Mary Haley Katie Murphy Nellie Shine Frederick Smith Agnes Healey Mary O Ne al Agnes O Neal William MulWhi Dan Muuvihill Jeremiah Mulvihill Frank Murphy Joseph Murphy Gee Br o u g h t o n Jeremiah Mulvihill Thomas Coyne Walter Bullard James Sweeney Hugh McGoldrick Dan Doyle Walsh Eugene Sullivan Arthur Burns head table assistants Patrick Quinn John Cummings Joseph Hayne John Connor John A McCarthy John Birmingham Walter Birmingham Mrs Quinn Mrs Galvin Mrs Batabrooke Mrs Birmingham Mrs Gerry Katherine Doherty Mary Birmingham Annie Mullen Margaret Shea Margaret McFarlane Mary Norton Little Defenders William Reardon Helen McCarthy Edward Donlan Sarah Doherty Fritz Reardon
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Maret McCarthy
Nell Doherty
Beatrice Quinn
August Walthour
Agnes Doherty
Hugh McCarthy
Sadie McCarthy
Donald Reardon
Nellie Dow
Maurice Hirmingham
Grace Dow
Joseph Burke
Mary Reid
Charles Gerry
Helen Reid
Percy Galvin
Louise Gerry
Mabel Galvin
Anna Reid
J. J. Avery
Margaret Short
Bessie Hartney
Elizabeth Kenney
Sadie McGrath
Hattie Avery
Katherine
Frances Short
Annie Murphy
Helen Martin
Mary Nagle
Julia O'Leary
Alice Kelley
William Avery
William Higgins
Daniel McGrath
Joanna Fitzmaurice
Tfunah Condon
Catherine Drohan
Josephine Horgan
Louise Eagan
Stella Smith
Agnes Drohan
Helen Sylvan
Margaret Coiley
Mary Vitamaurice
Gertrude Condon
A. O. Toole
P. Fitzmaurice
F. Fitzpatrick
J. Hanlon Parish
Catherine McCann
Mannix
Lucelli McCann
O’keeffee
C. Sheehan
Collins
Miss Barrett
Eaton
Burk
Miss Bows
Alice Flannigan
K. Plannigan
Morgan
Coffy
Gerry
Miss Cassidy
Lane
Miss Barry
Sheridan
Kelley
Delia Kelley
Delia Butler
Alice Butler
Peter Mullen
John Flannigan
Sullivan
Frank Murphey
Patrick Dolan
Geo, Kates
William Barry
Brogan
Early
William McCann
Charles J. McCann
Robert G. Cuhane
James T. McElroy
Tom P. Rowe
John Kelleher
B. FP. McCaffrey
J.F. McCarty
John P. Mellon
Michael Mel Jon
P. FL. Murray
Pred Law
Joan N. Coulter
John Sheehan
P. D. Kelley
Don Sheehan
P. J. Hurley
James F. Doherty
George Mahoney
J. N. Deehan
Tom Shea
M.A. Ginty
John P. Conroy
James A. Cox
W. B. Ginty
J. J. Canney
T. Ff. Coady
FP. Robinson
B. F. Seee
D. F. ¢Sunita
Tom J. Dinan
P. Dunlea
William H. Rowe
J.F. Poregatall
Tim Leahy
Wnights of Columbus
John F. Dwyer
A. Meek
Grace
Th. Shaughnessey
A. Peterson
M. Senney
M. Shea
M. Fallon
Muray
Ft. Dolan
M. Galvin
C. Galvin
Fr. Conden
Mulvilill
Miss Early
Farrell
M. Carr
A. Hereen
KK. Hade
Murnaghan
Is. Galvin
K. Tianehy
M. Clashy
A. Manning
T. Doherty
Mollie Galvin
Agnes O'Neal
William Mul Whi
Dan Muuvihill
Jeremiah Mulvihill
Frank Murphy
Joseph Murphy
Gee
Broughton
Thomas Coyne
Walter Bullard
James Sweeney
Hugh McGoldrick
Dan Doyle
Walsh
Eugene Sullivan
Arthur Burns
Defenders of the Holy Name
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John Cummings
Joseph Hayne
John Connor
John A. McCarthy
John Birmingham
Walter Birmingham
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Batabrooke
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Katherine Doherty
Mary Birmingham
Annie Mullen
Margaret Shea
Margaret McFarlane
Mary Norton
William Reardon
Helen McCarthy
Edward Donlan
Sarah Doherty
Fritz Reardon
Barretts Return Prompts Cambridge Office Reception
Representative James T. Barrett hosted an impromptu reception in his Cambridge street office last Monday evening. Over 500 citizens greeted him after a two month stay in the British Isles, with ex Mayor John H. Tl. McNamee among the attendees. Barrett recounted visits with John Redmond Patrick OBrien and Irish MPs, and said he will seek re election this fall without strong opposition. He praised his record in the House including votes for labor reforms and measures like the eight hour law and public policy referendums.
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T. Barrett
Cambridge Street
British Isles
John H. Tl. McNamee
Barrett
Jones
Dublin
Tie
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Patrick O'Brien
Joseph Devlin
House of Commons
Bates
Billy
Boston School Committee
Meeting at Bradford club backs Cronin candidacy
Crowded gathering at 1101 Cambridge Street hears Councilman Daniel Cronin outline his bid for the Democratic nomination to the legislature. Club president James Butler chaired and Cronin urged a fair deal and commitment to Democratic principles, citing two years as common councilman as preparation for lawmaking.
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Bradford Club
Cambridge Street
Daniel Cronin
James Butler
Councilman Cronin’s Support Echoes Across Wards at Caucus
Ward 8 speakers James Butler Daniel Tobin Daniel Mahoney Mathew Mesaimnamih Daniel Mahoney Michivel Morrecy James Dewey Michael McRirath John J Keane Daniel Shahan praise Cronin. Ward 4 residents James O Brine Peter Morton James O T rourke Jeremiah Murry George Googan James Killey John Dwyer Edward Crane Michael Thilmeade John J Sweeney Denis Miles. Ward 6 supporters Robert Wiseman Patrick Valey John Miston Jeremiah O Brine John TF McGirt Martin Shannon pledge backing as caucuses approach showing strong enthusiasm.
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James Butler
Daniel J. Tobin
Daniel Mahoney
Mathew Mesaimnamih
Michivel Morrecy
James Dewey
Michael Mcrirath
John J. Keane
Daniel Shahan
Ward 4
James O' Brine
Peter Morton
James O'Trourke
Jeremiah Murry
George Googan
James Killey
John Dwyer
Edward Crane
Michael Thilmeade
John J. Sweeney
Denis Miles
Robert Wiseman
Patrick Valey
John Miston
Jeremiah O' Brine
John TF. McGirt
Martin Shannon
Political maneuvering and factional fights in Fifth Middlesex
A columnist outlines crowded Republican caucuses and factional battles over state and senatorial delegates. Key figures Champlin Apsey and Dallinger push for control while Lodge Crane backing Talbot and Wood faces a tough path. Democrats field multiple hopefuls as Daly nears renomination amid party tensions.
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Cambridge
Dallinger
Dallinger Aso
State Street
Var State
Maybury
Waltham
Apsey
Wuplin
Minke
New Nh
Fifth Middlesex
Charlie Conant
Talbot
United States
Lodge
Crane
State Machine
City Machine
Wood
O'Neil
McDermott
Death of Katherine L O'Tearn Casts Northern City In Mourning
The death of Miss Katherine L O'Tearn daughter of Timothy and Bridget O'Tearn of 48 Cedar Street occurred about noon last Thursday. From a cold in late March she developed pneumonia and bronchitis, fighting for over four months before succumbing. The community mourns the loss of her gentle nature and pleasant disposition.
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Katherine LL. MW Trearn
Timothy
Bridget
O'lTearn
Cedar Street
O'S
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Funeral in Arlington for Miss O Tearn at St Pauls Cemetery
The funeral for Miss O Tearn was held last Saturday at 9:30 at St Columba’s church with a high mass at the chapel. Rev Fr McCool presided, Mrs B N O Scaulan organist, Miss Mary Biffin sang. Interment followed at St Paul’s cemetery Arlington amid floral tributes. Survivors include father, mother, three sisters Josephine Nellie and Mrs Joseph Smith of Chelsea, and five brothers John James Michael Teremial and Timothy C Hearn. The community recalled her popularity from Willis Grammar School through Cambridge English Wikh School, Sunday School Teachers’ Association and Girls Choir. Friends from Warren club noted hospitality and club festivities with the usual lively hospitality and comradery. The funeral service was at the deceased’s home 52 Parsons street Brighten at 9:30 AM and at St Colindbrill’s church.
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BN. O. Scaulan
Mary, Biffin
St. Paul's Cemetery
Arlington
Patrick J. Quill
Charles A. Tmiggins
Louis S. Tontis
Cornelius J. Lee
Joseph P. Uiggins
Willian A. Thelaw
Josephine
Nellie
Joseph 1. Smith
Chelsea
John
James
Michael
Teremial
Smd City
Timothy C.hearn
Miss Iearn
Chad
Willis Grammar School
Wiel
Cam Lider Bnglish Wikh School
Tn Churel Etreles
Laeking
Sunday School Teachers’ Association
Amory Athletic Association Field Day in Bedford Mass
The Amory Athletic Association held its first Grand Field Day at the Bedford summer camp. Events included a Glen Brooks versus K Y Taylors baseball game, a Hampshire A A vs Amory A A team meet, and a 15 yard handicap race with runners such as Mike Prehoek Dan Hart and Mylo Sweeney. Special cars shuttled attendees from Bedford to Cambridge afterward.
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Amory Athletic Association
Bedford
Mass
Glenbrooks
Mylo Sweeney
Tommy Connors
Yds
Maurice Roche
Cambridge
Warren Club Notes Headline
Representative Jeremiah F P Downey accompanied his mother and sister Miss May Downey for a fortnight outing at the club cottage at Nantasket.
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Jeremiah FP. Downey
Miss May Downey
Nantas
Former Local Resident Timothy Coakley Dies at 88
Timothy Coakley, a Brighton district longtime figure and Cambridge native born in Dunmanway Ireland, died at age 88. He arrived in Boston in 1847 and built a career in teaming and express service at the old Quincy Market, earning the esteem of early market leaders. He married Ann Coppinger. they had 18 children, with seven surviving including Timothy W. and Daniel H. Coakley, Annie B. Coakley, Mrs. John Monahan, Mrs. Joseph A. Dennison, Mrs. Daniel F. Gunn, and Agnes I. Coakley, a nun and professor at Manhattan convent school.
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Brighton
Timothy Coakley
Cambridge
Mr. Coakley
Dunmanway
County Cork
Ire Tle
Boston
Quincey
Old Guard
John P
Squire
Hiland Lockwood
Henry Dunning
Horatio Hovey
Ann Coppinger
Timothy W
Daniel H. Coakley
Annie B. Coakley
John Monahan
Joseph A. Dennison
Daniel F. Gunn
Agnes I. Coakley
Club Notes Elect Board of Government for Ensuing Year
EPRADEPORD CLUB NOTES reports Sunday meeting electing James T. Buller as president Daniel Mahoney as vice president William Murphy treasurer James Dacey financial secretary and Daniel Tobin recording secretary. Officers will also serve as club directors. President Butler thanked members for confidence and the group audited the elector looks and firmed society affairs. Ed Borns and family summering at Reachmont. An important meeting is planned Sunday with key measures to be adopted and larger membership expected. President Pitler dedicates himself to guiding Celal membership and attends almost every evening.
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Board of Government
James T. Buller
Daniel Mahoney
William Murphy
James Dacey
Daniel Tobin
Butler
Ed Borns
Reachmont
Pitler
Celal
Mike O’Hern Club Dominates Badged Runners Team
A Sunday baseball segment shows the Mike O'Hern Club overpowering Cheyne Thomson's squad 19 to 3. The lineup includes T McLaughtlin, Barnard, Al McDonald, Bert Gordon, Al Weston, Tom McDermott, Buck Morrison, plus Bean and Cheyne Thomsons. Rickety play and a few wild pitches punctuated the batting onslaught as O’Hern clouted three base hits and Cox-like fielding bolstered the victory.
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Baan Pod Chevoe
World Deaters
Mike Otern
Gray
Tei
Paul Revere
Cherne
Tony V McDernott
Courre Teld
Toindedd
Cory
Soo
Mike O'flern
Egan
Cheyne
Mike’ O'Hern
Stafford
T. McLaughtlin
Barnard
al McDonald
Bert Gordon
al Weston
Tom McDermott
Buck Morrison
Bean
Thomson
Af Roche
Elony
Cunningham
Fallon
S. S
Shen
Corcoran
C. Cheyne
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