Second grand fair and various Cambridge society events
The Journal Outlook Social Club plans its second grand fair at Francis hall, Baldwin street, on December 17 and 18. Cambridge groups report Chanukah celebrations at Malta Hall with addresses by G. Topaz and Julius Meyer, and Harvard fans back Captain Hurley as they discuss next year’s team. An amateur boxing tournament is set for December 30 at Riverside Boat Club with weights 105, 115, 125 pounds. registration and AAU rules required. Multiple civic and social notices follow, including club elections, dances, and local incidents across Cambridge streets and halls.
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Outlook Social Club
Francis Hall
Baldwin Street
Malta Hall
Prospect Street
Cambridge
Sons and Daughters of Zion of Cambridge
G. Topaz
Julius Meyer
G. White
Hurley
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Yale
Squires
White
Brill
Parker
Parkinson
Oveson
Carr
Pell
Barney
Pierce
Upham O
Montgomery
Leary
Pruyn
Leatherbee
Shurtleff
Blagden
Whitman
Hall
Riverside Boat Club
Albro Street
Blackstone Street
Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States
Amateur Athletic Union
J. Frank Facey
Cambridgeport
Mays
William Andrew
Third Street
East Cambridge
Prospect Hall
Cambridge Hospital
Andrew
Main Street
Ward Seven
Tammany Club
Kinniard Street
J. F. Hayes
N. C. McCarty
D. F. Ballantine
Col
Patrick Sullivan
John H. H. McNamee
Harrington
James J. Culhane
Edward T. Grown
Francis 8. Murphy
Frank Dardis
William Kenney
Patrick Crosby
Lake Saupee
John Cunningham
Renal
Cunningham Bros
Cambridge Aerie, FO. BB
Patrick J. Mean
W.P
Joseph Cleary
W.V.P
Charles Murphy
Joseph BR. Burke
Lawrence J. Fallon
Trensurer
BE. J. McNeill
John J. Murphy
Charles Warrigan
D.G
G. F. McIntire
Charles Feeley
D. J. O'Brien
D. K. Dinsmore
Thomas O'Hara
Hebrew Citizens' Club Denounces Schartz Statement
At Columbia hall on December 4 the Hebrew Citizens' Club repudiated Mr Schartz claim that it was not independent for endorsing the Democratic ticket. The club voted to inform the public that Schartz is not a member, with Goodwin A. Isenberg as president and Samuel W. Pill as secretary.
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Kenney
Hancock Square
Charlestown
Litchfield
Julia Flynn
Michael H. Flynn
Joseph Reardon
Mt. Auburn Street
Richard F. Martel
District Court
House of Correction
James Gethridge
Upper Lake Superior
Oak Grove
Temple Street
Massachusetts Avenue
George KE. Stickney
Fayette Street
Cambridge
Third Streets
H. G. Clemens
Perkins Hall
Treland
St. Vincent de Paul Society
St. Paul's Hall
Mt. Auburn
Schartz
Hebrew Citizens’ Club
Columbia Hall
8. Schartx
Goodwin A. Isenberg
Samuel W. Pill
City Council Debates Bribery Allegations in Coolidge Estate Case
The board of aldermen met Tuesday evening with President Coveney in the chair. The session heard a mayoral communication urging investigation into charges of a bribe connected to the Coolidge estate purchase for cemetery use. A special joint committee was formed to probe claims, with heated exchanges over whether to proceed and who should testify.
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Coveney
Flynn
Anderson
Thin City
Institute Hall
Coolidge
Common Council
Barry
Daly
McNamee
Carstein
Hames
Wolcott
Nelligan
Monk
Champlin
Downey
S. D. Elmore
Elmore
Davis
Board of Aldermen
Harrington
Smithers
Arrington
Tie
Jarrington
Tffarrington
Cambridge Common Council Adopts Budgets and Probes Gambling Rumor
At 8 20 P M the Cambridge common council debated several items including authorizing a $100 payment to William E McAnaul for 104 page service and directing street paving budget items on Third Street. An inquiry into a gambling allegation against a council member was ordered but blocked by the chair. The meeting adjourned at 10 15 P M with a party line vote.
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Stearns
Common Council
Reardon
William E. McAnaul
Aum
MacSorley
Third Street
Spring
Charles Streets
Binney Street
Broad Canal
Committee On
Monk
Committee On Finance
Massachusetts Avenue
Central Square
Cambridge
Mme
Democratic Rally Dominates Mt Auburn Campaign Scene
A large enthusiastic Democratic rally filled Temperance Hall last Tuesday, the Mt Auburn district’s biggest political gathering yet, featuring James Curry as chair, and speeches by McNamee Flynn and Donovan. The crowd highly applauded McNamee and urged a straight ticket amid partisan contrasts with a recent Non-partisan event.
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Temperance Hall
Mt. Auburn
Cambridge
Watertown
James Curry
Common Council
Samuel McArthur
McNamee
Foy
Flynn
Curry
Jeremiah F. Donovan
Auburn
Donovan
John N. Feeney
Maurice Linnehan
Richard M. Powers
Peter J. Kenney
James Stanley
Archdiocesan Union of Boston T. A
Bachelor Club
Bachelors
Holy Name Society
Church of the Sacred Heart
Fr. Splaine
Coughlan
Christopher Newman
Newman
Richard Powers
The
Sacred Heart T. A. 8
Elsie C. and rival horse at North Cambridge race scene
The article notes Elsie C. now owned by Edward J. Monahan after leaving Edward McGuiness. McGuiness bought another horse wintering at The Grasslands Stock Farm, claiming his speed can outpace Monahan’s 2.30 flat record. Other items include Mary A. O Rourke leaving for Washington DC to resume duties at the US Senate printing office, and a U and Volunteer Life Saving crew plan for a second dance at Odd Fellows hall on Jan 2 1908 with tickets available from members.
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Elsie C
Edward McGuiness
Edward J. Monahan
McGuiness
Grasslands Stock Farm
Monahan
Mary A. O'Rourke
Washington, D. C
United States Senate
Miss O'Rourke
University Press
U. & Volunteer Life Saving Crew
Spy Pond
Stephen Power
Joseph Gallagher
Frank O'Connell
John Sweater
T. C. Taylor
William Taylor
Howard Sanborn
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Town Hall
Arlington
William EB. Stacey
Jackson Street
Mayor Daly
Joseph J. Foley
Stacey
Cambridge
Community notes on local politics and society events
Local items recall James F. Mullen and a former Socialist era figure in town politics. Juvenile skaters press to flood Rindge field. Stephen Bresnahan recovers from a brain-threatening abscess and secures a steady attendant role. Mrs Mayall receives an upright piano amid a concert and large gathering. John Dorgan dies. funeral at Sacred Heart, burial at Newvarry. A three year old, Francis Choynaski, dies after a fall. Gym class starts with new dumb bells and growing basketball interest. Manuel Andrews drives a glee club role. Henry Masters returns from Denver. A. O. H. officers recognized. plans for fiftieth anniversary report and a possible cross country track team emerge.
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Stacey
Socialist Party
Jerry's Pond
Rindge Field
Bye and Ear Infirmary
Stephen Bresnahan
Montgomery Street
Mayall
Mullins Court
East Cambridge
Michael Marghey
Hannah Murphy
Julia Sullivan
8. Morris
M. Murphy
Ada Mayall
K. Hutchings
Ida Langly
Mary Griffin
Lena Margey
A. Silvey
M. Howard
Helen Frost
Furlong
Joe Margey
John Dorgan
Stevenscourt
Church of the Sacred Heart
Newalvary Cemetery
Francis Choynaski
Gore Street
Timothy Scannell
Sandow
Hercules
Board of Aldermen
Manuel Andrews
Glee Club
Henry Masters
Denver
Colorado
Masters
Society
Division 52
Henry Callahan
Albert Martin
Hibernians
Malta Temple Association gala at Cypress Hall
The Malta Temple Association held a select social and dance at Cypress hall on 40 Prospect Street last Tuesday evening. Over 150 members and invited guests enjoyed music by the Oakland orchestra until midnight with a collation served afterward. Board of directors received praise for arrangements, led by A B Reed as president and a long list of officers. Decorative art and drapery arrangement by Andrew J Healett drew commendation, marking a perfect social event for the desecration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Jefferson
Maaasachusetta Avenue
John J. Ryan
Ireland
St. Vincent de Paul Society
St. Paul's Hall
Mt. Auburn Street
Joseph J. Pickett
Western Avenue
Cambridge
Mr. Pickett
Master Builiders’ Association
Boston
Horace W. Whitney
William Street
Mr. Whitney
Hubbardston
Amicable Lodge
Puritan Lodge
N. EB
The
Knights of Honor
St. John's Council
K. of C
Jeremiah A. Kelleher
G.K
Andrew O'Neill
D.G.K
Herbert M. Bridey
Cornelius J. Crowley
Daniel HB. Shaughnessy, Jr
William P. Bowen
John T. Downey
John B. McNally
Thomas Callanan
John T. Hart
John W. Knox
M. J. Coffey
Daniel J. Madden
Owen Doherty
John W. Coveney
J. A. Kelleher
P. F. Murray
Ignatio N. Noera
Cambridge Hospital
Duffy
Windsor Street
St. Mary's Church
Almira Burgess
Daniel B. Frazer
Magazine Street
Malta Temple Association
TAL
Cypress Hall
Prospect Street
Andrew J. Healett
Institute notes on minstrel show February dates
Interest grows for the upcoming minstrel production to be held February 21 and 22. George Butts of Charles Town will be the instructor for the show, and a superb production is anticipated. The names of the artists are to be announced.
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George Butts
Charlestown
Weekly Market Letter Notes Brisk 1905 Outlook and Copper Rally
The market shows no panic just a cleansing move, money easy, and rising general business with railroad earnings supporting a strong 1905 outlook. Speculation on extending Interstate Commerce Commission powers seems unlikely this session. Cambridge Aerie officers elected Patrick Kagan president and a slate including Joseph Cleary Charles Murphy Joseph Burke Fallon McNeill Murphy Clarrigan Dinsmore O'Brien and O'Mara.
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United States of America
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Cambridge Aerie
FF. O. E
Patrick Kagan
Joseph Cleary
Charles I. Murphy
Joseph KE. Burke
T. 4. Fallon
G. T. McNeill
John J. Murphy
Charles Clarrigan
D. J. O'Brien
Thomas O'Mara
K. Dinsmore
Missing Property Notice on Massachusetts Avenue
Three stamp books found near Peart street wrapped in a sentinel of Dee 3. Owner can claim by calling between 6 and 7 o clock 1 P M. MISS FORD, 106 Winsor street.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Peart Street
Miss Ford
Winsor Street
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Hebrew Citizens' Club
Edward R. Moore
Bradbury Street
Burnscourt
N. E. Tel. and
Lel. Co
Cambridge Electric Light Co
Amory
Falkrfield
Norris
Putnam Avenue
Cambridge Electric Light Company
Prentiss Street
N. E. Tel
Tel. Co
Harvard Street
Hamlin Street
Committee On Election and Returns
John JD. Billings
Webster Grammar School
Edward A. Barnard
Exeter Park
W. A. Mason & Son
Cambridge Public Library
Garden
Sherman Streets
Edward Hopkins
Worcester and
Norfolk Streets
Henry McAvoy
Henry J. McAvoy
Pedlers
Mary
J. Brosse
Charles David
Frank P. Sawyer
Moritz Widrich
Jacob Sava
Woolf Nimerowsky
NORTH
Lorris
Phillips Bros. & CO
James F. Mullen
Hampshire Street
Institute Notes
Moller’s
Lafayette Square