Public officials dispute over licenses and conduct in city affairs
In a tense exchange, Dr. Sennott defends his role as City Bacteriologist while Champlin accuses partisan manipulation. The discourse covers odor complaints near a stable, license decisions, a patrol driver’s dismissal for abuse, and a Washington school sale at public auction amid Democratic party concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service
Champlin
Board of Health
Gwynneble
Shere
Edi
Mr. Norton
Orton
Questin
Gwynne
Cloyes
Washington
Gen. Champlin
Stables and municipal decisions shape 1805 petition case
A long 1805 petition contested stable nuisances near a public path, moving a post to Read’s building and prompting contested bids at a public auction. City figures discuss upset prices, licenses, and political rhetoric surrounding property sales and public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Read
Boylston Crest
Gwynne
Perons
Board of Health
Champlin
Dallinger
Political dispute over Cambridge city tax cut and misleading statements
The piece condemns the opposition for falsities and misrepresentations about Cambridge city actions. It defends the admin’s record, cites a $1.40 per thousand tax rate reduction, and warns against deception while urging voters to support factual progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of of Voters
Cambridge
Longfellow
Iike
City Board Hears Routine Barroom and Street Matters
City board meeting Tuesday evening approved wardens and inspectors appointments, laid on the table various licenses, hearings, and leases, and advanced street and pension items. An amendment to the Duties and Salaries ordinance changed auditor and treasurer hours, with Democrats backing and several aldermen opposing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Good
Henry Manning
Thomas F. O'Neil
Harvard Street
Chas
W. Gardner
Samuel Andelman
Sen
Melisea .O. ‘Becker
Intelligence Office
N.eh
Telegraph & Telephone Company
Edison Light Company
Tatter
Mt. Auburn
Brattle
Ridge Avenue
Committee of Highways
Rutland
Stearns
van Norden
Brown Street
Ash
Acacia
Athens
Bettjamin D. Foss
Fire Department
Independent
Ice Company
Committee On
Lampe
Franklin Street
Committee On Claims
John Burke
Maurice Carey
Auguste Levicque
Michael Doyle
Wm. H. H. Howe
Edw. J. Welch
William J. Cronin
Timothy Murphy
John McDonald
Edwin Leae
Walnut Street
Boston , ‘Railway
Rene
Geo. W. Lindsay
William J. Lakeman
Ball
Carstein
Coveney
Davis
Adit
Harvard Class Day Officers Named in Election List
Harvard men were elected to class day offices including Marshall, Secretary, Poet, Ivy Orator, Orator, Odier and Chorister. Officers named: Burgess, Dil Ingham, Marshall, Roosevelt, Rust, Sanger. Krumbhaar, Wallace, Ficke, Forbes, Bowie, Greenfield, Ballantine, Daniels, Otis, Welldon. Allen, Baird, Densmore, Lowe, Alexander, Bleakie, Brown, Gooda. Committee listed among names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Marshall
J. A .A. Burgess
H. G. Dil Ingham
B. Marshall
F. D. Roosevelt
Rust
Sanger
H. B. Krumbhaar
Wallace
A. D. Ficke
A. Forbes
Ivy
W. R. Bowie
Greenfield
A. A. Ballant
Annual fair of William H. Smart Post 30 G A R in Prospect hall
The weeklong fair in Prospect hall, opened by Mayor McNamee, drew crowds each evening with charity stalls from the Daughters of Veterans and Relief Corps. Various lodges and groups hosted tables, beer, pies and a Vermont turkey prize, with notable participants including Mrs. Otis Chamberlain and Mayor McNamee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cipal
William H. Smart
Prospect ‘Hall
McNamee
Cauge
John Read
Mabel P. Golden
Misa Sadie Cook
Mise Mary Thompson
Nellie Hogan
Minnie Colling
Mary
M.murray
Jares I. Sullivan
Angela Scran
Relief Corps
Mary Parke
M. P.mcdowell
Nannie Martin
BD. A. Spalding
Margaret Rogera
Puritan Lodge
Sarah P Hall
Ellen H. Jarvis
Estella I. Evans
Louise Henry
Helen F., Henry
Nellie Mahady
Lucy I. Richardson
William Robinson
Albert Acorn
Boston
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Beardsley
E. Arey
George Williams
Mary Parker
May Robinson
Belle Kemp
May Gilman
E. L. Phelps
D. B. Nye
Mary. Chandler
Mise May Chandler
F. Chandler
Hattie
Ethel Bayson
L. P. Fillebrown
Ciildren
Arthur Wilson
Ruth Costello
Charlie _ Kimball
Jennie Felliore
Sammy Busmach
Edith Halmes
Indiana
Massachusetts Tribe of Red Men No
Ernest Blair
Harry I. Mason
James Currie
Herbert L. Sinclair
Edward Welsbash
Metamore Council
Mass
Marshall
James
Cambridge City Association Night Music by G A R Band
A Cambridge event highlights association night with music by the G A R Band. Organizers promise a festive evening with performances and community participation for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Elty Lge Briday
G. A. R. Bane
Ats
Baturdhy
Ame
William P Davis Nominated for Ward 7 School Committee
William P Davis a Cambridge native educated in Onsapedge and local schools is nominated for the Ward 7 school committee. He served on the old Ward 4 common council in 1906 and 1900 and has worked at Riverside Press for over twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Riverside Press
Charles H. Thurston
Trowbridge Street
Matthew Short
Portland Atreet
Charles William
Cambridge Cemetery
St. John’s Chapel
de Monte
Misa Katharine White
Cambridge native James L Berkley seeks Ward 7 council seat
James L Berkley, a Cambridge boy educated in local Cambridge schools, is a candidate for the common council from Ward 7. He is a member of the Bradford Boat club and an officer in multiple fraternal organizations, and has worked for years in the shipping department of the National Biscuit Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Bradford Boat Club
I. A. Kennedy Mutual Benofit, Association
National Biscuit Company
Edward P. Clark A Ward 10 Common Council Candidate
Edward P. Clark active in Ward 10 politics for the common council. He runs a provision business at 85 Concord Avenue and lives at 12 Crescent Street. He is a member of several social organizations and captured a strong vote last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Concord Avenue
Crescent Street
Ward 9 Council Candidate Mortimer Gallivan Profiles
Cambridge resident Mortimer M. Gallivan seeks common council seat in Ward 9. He is active in Hibernian circles and serves as president of Division 87, A. O. H. He is employed in a police role by Wm. B. Doyle, a noted counsellor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Cambridge
Hibernian
A. O. H. Hie
Wm. B. Doyle
Loriat
Closing rallies sweep through East and North Cambridge
Campaign events outline a slate of venues in East Cambridge and North Cambridge with speakers including Mayor John H. H. McNamee and council candidates. The report notes political addresses, a funeral, church music plans, and local society activities alongside a basketball game and a lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute Hall
East Cambridge
Cedar Hall
North Cambridge
Armory Hall
Brattle Square
Central Square
John H. H. McNamee
James T. Barrett
J. Henry Dockrey
Michael J. Anglin
Joseph 0. Authier
Nicholas F. Burke
J. Edward Barry
Michael H. Flynn
John T. Hart
Stephen H. Harrington
Edward B. James
Edward H. McDuffee
Thomas McDermott
Alexander J. Sullivan
Board of Aldermen
Henry F. Lehan
Frederick 8. Detrick
James ¥. Aylward
Edward J. Sennett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diphtheria Statistics
Dr. Darling
the Board of Health
Jand
Council
Joseph. A. Fegan
Committee On Licenses
Ford
J. Henry Duckery
Philip M. Fitzsimons
Ynoroe & Peering
Sehool
G. A. R’s Fair
Prospect Hall
William P. Davis
James L. Berkley
Edward P. Clark
Mortimer M. Gallivan
Cambridge Lodge of Hills
Prospect Building
John KE. Dwyer
James F. Aylward
Frank Conant
John BH. Kelley
Peter Noonan
Thomas O'Keefe
Mias D'Arcy
Lyman I. Fuller
Worcester
Austin Street
Green Street
United States Railway
New York
A. ©. Dixon
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
M. Jo Beddoe
Middlesex A. A
Zebras
South Framingham
St. John's Literary Institute
Dorchestera
Dorchester
Charlotte J. Ware
Henry Ware
Ne Avenue
St. Paul's A. M. E
Portland Street
J. Henry Duckrey
Duckery
Lane
Austin
Wellington
Daughters of Massachusetts
Brunswick Hotel
Misa Alice French
Octave Tharret
Crawford
No. 76
Sparks Street
D. S. Murphy
Prospect Stables
Green St
Dana Hitt
Bilory St
Teng Bent & Or
AT _ROSENBERG
Rosenberg
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridgeport
ODD Fellows Building
Norfolk ST
Phone 101
Consumers Co-Operative Coal Company
Cambridge, Mass
Office Wharf
Main Street
First Street
Metropolitan Collections Coo
Mass. Ave
Glenwood
Ss. H. Harrington
Cambridge Street
J. A. Heding
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