Young Washingtons Triumph Over Elmwoods in 6–0 Game
In a hand to hand clash the Young Washingtons edged Elmwoods 6 to 0 as Watkins and the Hogan brothers starred for the victors while Wade Schick Canada and Carter led Elmwoods. The score came on a single 15 minute period and the minstrel show is scheduled for February 22, 1805.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Washingtons
Elmwoods
F. Wade W. Walton
G. Schnitalein
Williams
R. G
W. Foster
Hogan
Schick
Snowden
W. Stevenson
Observations and Events at St Peters and Local Notices
Kingsley Park work expected to finish next week. St Peter's parish hosts religious talks and Novena for the Immaculate Conception with prayers and services. Elizabeth Casey dies at Camden Place. funeral at St Peter's. Ladies Auxiliary officers installed at St Peter's hall with remarks by Daly and Burke. Upcoming men's mass meeting features Galen Fisher of Japan. Minstrel show rehearsals and banquet praised. Local sports see Lynn Y.M.C.A. defeat home team 0 27. Ed Casey memorial noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsley Park
Oganam Council
St. Peter's Hall
Matthew Hale
France
St. Peter's Parish
Virgin Mary Yegan
St. Peters's Church
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin
Elizabeth Casey
Camden Place
Mary Casey
John Casey
Russell School
St. Peter's
St. Peter's Church
P. J. Supple
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Vnvision
Kate 'T. Burke
Bridget M. Dee
Josepine McGillicuddy
Teresa Se. O'Hara
Margaret Dee
Mary Moriarty
Mayor Daly
A. J. Daly
EB. M. Dee
Div
Gertrude Moriarty
Galen M. Fisher
Christan Associations of
Japan
Fisher
Island
Association
Franz Kistner
Durel Hall
George R. Caswell
B. F. Lever
Allen Mower
James A. Dunnett
RB. Taneoeln
Lynn Y. Mc. A
Corcorane
Burns
Katrange
Nealy
Taylor
Chapman
Scorgie
Capt
Pee Ax
Revered Duckrey Defends Cambridge Campaign
The Rev J Henry Duckrey writes to John H McNamee of Cambridge Mass defending his refusal to campaign on the stump. He credits his church work and pioneer role for Black citizens and challenges slander from the Non-partisan party. He praises McNamee as a key earlier catalyst for opportunity in the city. Dec 1 1904 Cambridge Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henry Duckrey
Hion
John H, HH. McNateee
Cambridge
Mass
John Hf. H. McNamee
Thomas Stanford
Democratic Candidate Harry W. Davis for Ward Council
Harry W. Davis, born 1871 in this city and educated locally, seeks the common council seat for Ward. A lifelong resident active in social groups, he worked at Houghton Mifflin and later University Press, then started his own wholesale and retail venture. He is married and lives at 172 Massachusetts. His election would add capable leadership to the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Davis
Common Council
Webster Grammar School
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Side Press
Ps7
Tn 16
The
University Press
Massachusetts
Areshoe
Ely
Strike and Spare Club Enjoys Pleasant Malta Temple Meeting
The Strike and Spare club held a pleasant meeting at private alleys in Malta Temple 40 Prospect Street. The bowling tournament drew interest as members regained some prestige. Miss dna Knight prepared a Dutch supper redolent of windmills and dykes. The gathering ended with sport and merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta Temple
Prospect Street
Dna Knight
Local BREVITIES Highlight Cambridge Oddities and Events
A runaway lame goat stirred crowds on Massa chusetts avenue Cambridge and a drug store near Boston hosts a brief scare. Cambridge wrestling entries close Dec 2 with Dec 6 event. forgery arrest of Nelson Mitchell. Swedish temple concert planned for Dec 11. community notices include a fire at a Prospect street store, obituaries, and local society activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Pntries
Cambridgeport Gymnasium
J. Frank Facey
Prospect Street
W. J. Whelan
Hurley
Wyman
Nelson Mitchell
Winthrop Square
Mitchell
Brock Bros
Harvard Square
Louis R. Fuller
Pi Eta Club
Shim
Swedish Temple Association of
Swedish Baptists
Rhodes Hall
Marie Ts Sundborg
Prof. Goldman
Mosie le Blanc
Swedish Singing Society
Harmon
Boston
John L. Jenness
Amory Street
John
George S$. Green
Green
Sylvester
Pratt Bros
Knights of Malta
J. N. Foster
Harrison
Russia
Spain
Mexico
Sander
Harvard Mission Movement
Foster
Cal
Taylor P. Rundlet
No. Scituate
Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry
New York
Chicago
Loyal Legion
Cambridge Lodge of Elks
Cambridgeport
James EH. Murray
Democratic rallies energize city with crowded halls and crowds
A week of Democratic rallies drew dense crowds across Cambridge and surrounding areas. Notables included ex Mayor McNamee, Alder men Barry and Harrington, Representative-elect Downey, Sennott, Barrett, and Dietrick. Meetings occurred at Inman hall Hungart hall Cedar hall Union hall and several clubs with speakers from the board of health and city government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamee
Inman Hall
Springfield Street
Hungary Hall
Sixth Street
East Cambridge
Barry
Harrett
Hungart Hall
Cedar Hall
North Cambridge
David J. Nelligan
Hendricks Club
Main Street
Auburn Street
William F. McCormick
Jefferson Club
Sennor
Union Hall
Winsor Street
Downey
Lotso-American Club
Board of Aldermen
Union Athletic Club
Thomas McDermott
Institute Hall
Registration Club
Columbia Street
O'Brien's
Willard
Mt. Auburn
Francis
John Buckley
John FE. Harrigan
Charles Thurston
John F. Fitzgerald
M. T. A. Fitzgerald
Geo. Perkins
Wm. J. O'Donnell
Robert Wiseman
Michael Donovan
Frank McLaughlin
Thos
McDermott
Joe Reed
Martin Morris
Frank Butler
Frank Black
Quinn
Samuel McArthur
Eugene Flanagan
Hogan and
Dinan
Ruthler
Maurice M. Lynch
Nicholas F. Burke
Edward J. Jeunes
Francis White
Francis J. Fay
John T. Hart
Casey
Williams and Gardner
Deaths of Timothy Donahue and local notices
Timothy Donahue of No 26 Plymouth street dies at 86 after a career as landlord father and Christian gentleman. Born in Ireland he came to Cambridge at 21 and worked 13 years for Standard Oil in East Cambridge. He leaves a wife Mary Hurley and three children and was buried at Malden's Holy Cross cemetery after a Requiem High Mass at St Marys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Donahue
No. 26
Plymouth Street
East Cambridge
Ireland
Cambridge
Standard Oil Company
6Th Street
Rutland
Express
Mary Hurley
St. Mary's Church
Father Brown
Standard Ou Company
St. John's Court
Itory Cross
Malden
Cambridge Division To Host Charity Show And Dance
The Cambridge division plans an amateur candle pin league night with a charity show and dance to aid the sick and death fund. George Suits of Charlestown directs rehearsals for a first class presentation, and prizes include a gold watch and a gold ring for the top fundraisers among the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
George Suits
Charlestown
Suits
Second annual ballot at institute hall Friday evening
Mrs Winifred Carroll nee Jordan wife of William Carroll died at her Cambridge street home on Thanksgiving day. Her funeral with high mass was held at Sacred Heart church and burial in Holy Cross cemetery Malden. A Japanese sale and New England supper was hosted by the ladies of the See- (text cut)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Teehan
Julia
Murray Teehan
Vineyard Street
Church of the Sacred Heart
Sodality
Teehat
Franges O'Brien
William Kelley
Pie Jesu’ Rey
Br. Coughlan
Fredrick Mulrey
Pranceis Peeney
Anne Fitzpatrick
Louise Pitzpatrick
Gertrude McBride
May Landrigan
Mary Brennan
Aliee Keefe
Splaine
George Fitzgerald
Ward
Urns
Curry
Mr. Curry
James McBride
Captain McBride
Ginn & Co
Thomas Finnigan
Lg. Ot. A. S
John P. White
Holy Name Society
Maynards
Cambridge
Kenan
Charles Associates
Institute Hall
Winifred Carroll
Jordan
William Carroll
Cambridge Street
Sacred Heart Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
New England
Mary. Kronan
Otis Street
OG. F
Middlesex
D. A. Scannell
Scannell
Cork
Ireland
John Boyle O' Reilly
Charlestown
Michael F
Timothy
Everett
Boston
Joseph L. Gomes
I Costline
Katherine Manstrel
St. John’s Hall
Div. i. A. O. HH
Cambridge Democrats push for city government majority
A Cambridge voter message urges Democrats to secure a city government majority, arguing the party's platform aligns with local needs and public services. The note emphasizes party unity and mobilization ahead of upcoming local elections.
Cambridge News Notes Christmas Goods and Local Events
James F. Mullen funeral and furnishing undertaker activity at the Baptist church in Montay. A Cambridge wide recap mentions household celebrations, a 2nd anniversary party for D. A. Scannell and wife, roofing business ties, and social gatherings with gifts and music. Also notes on stock holdings in street railways near Boston and the Massachusetts Electric Companies with market details and cautious outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orth
Boston
Boston & Northern
Old Colony
Maseachusetts Electric Companies
New England
Massachusetts Electric Companies
Cambridge Voters Bow To Champlin Clash At City Meet
The Times reports General Champlin cementing support from over 17 000 Cambridge voters amid a heated rally. Opponents accuse Democrats of funding Republican Citizens Party HQs while editors deny the charge and vow oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
General Champlin
Cambridge
Daly Coveney
Republican Citizens’ Party
The
Times
William H. Greaty
Gray
Champlin
Coolidge
Library Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Observatory Hill
Heasie Casey
Mary
Mise Casey
Kennebunkport
Cambridge English High School
D. Henry Duckrey
Starry W. Davis
Strike and Spare Club
Mount Auburn
Murrey
Wild
Magau
McDonald
Fitzgerald
Walnuts
McMahan
McBride Rooney
Pitzgerald Ray
Magan
J. McDonald
R.h
Weeseeeelk
B. McDonald Scorgie
F. Dow
B. Kenney
Maynard
Barton
Feeney
Ray
Donahue
Kenney
Irish Post
Court 165
Edward Davis
Cypress Hall
Melnnes
Edward Pay
Eastman
Edward Foy
Foy
Josie Detrick
Division 49
Atkins Hats New Store
Tremont Street
Cambridge Candle Pin League
Elliotys
Penney
Woodman
Buek
Jorden Sa
Wen T. Asso
Reed
Vou Arsdale
Knight
Meyers Alleys
OV CO
Bath
Jolson
Dagan
Howard Re
Skelly
Ryan
Ali KY
Faryard
Crown Eset ST HS
Osborne
Wheeler
Vin Nolan
Woodside Mj
Seweill
Burke
Cutter
Teor Reals
Alameda
Redlin
Tarst Auge Owls
Te Elliotts
Oth
Lameda
Oxfords
MT Asso
Cawoods
Democrats
Lorris
Phillips Bros. & CO
James F. Mullen
Hampshire Street
Pettiaven, Pright & Ce
Sity
Electric
Moller’s
Lafayette Square
Via
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