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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1905

Page

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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.

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

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 A. McCarthy Patrick Quinn John Cummings Joseph Hayne John Connor John A. McCarthy John Birmingham Walter Birmingham Quinn Galvin Batabrooke Birmingham 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.

James T. Barrett Cambridge Street British Isles John H. Tl. McNamee Barrett Jones Dublin Tie John Redmond 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.

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.

Ward 8 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.

Champlin 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.

Katherine LL. MW Trearn Timothy Bridget O'lTearn Cedar Street O'S Searcely Earth

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.

McCool 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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