Fr Mathew Celebration Marks New Quarters Banquet
The Fr Mathew Total Abstinence Society of Fast Cambridge held a Tuesday banquet in its new quarters at Fourth and Cambridge streets to toast progress toward a built temperance hall. Speeches by Rev Fr Durcan and Mayor Daly urged sobriety and local temperance, with music and a large reception following dancing at St John’s hall.
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Father Mathew ‘Otal Abstinence Society
Fast Cambridge
Fr. Mathew
Defender Whist Party Shines At Cambridge Lower Hall
The Defender Athletic club hosted a semi annual whist party with festive Yule decorations at Cambridge Lower hall. Genial Jim O Donnell won the gentlemen’s prize, a tri circular mirror, while Miss Jace Edwards took the ladies’ prize, a comb and brush. Performers included the Dick Cooley Trio and the Defender Quartet delivering piano, vocal, and vaudeville acts to lively applause.
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Defender Athletic Club
Cambridge Lower Hall
Jim” O'Donnell
Jace Edwards
Heps Smene
Dick Cooley
J. Hastings
Paderwhiski
George Trooley
Moe
Defender
Warbling) Powers
Bert) Toomey
John Darder Brien
Parney
William Bell Dies After Five Weeks Illness in Cambridge
Cambridge resident William Bell longtime proprietor of a Massachusetts Ave horseshoeing shop died at 60 Porter Road after a five week stomach cancer illness. Born in Ireland he came to the U S as a youth and worked at John J Lanire factory. Funeral at St Johns chapel with solemn high mass. interment in St Martins Cemetery Arlington. Survived by three sisters Elizabeth Jane and Mrs Martin Grady. Estimated net worth around 15 000 dollars including property and business holdings.
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William Bell
Axe
Cambridge
Porter Road
Vr Hell
Ireland
John J. Lanire
John Blake
Massachusetts Age
Bell
Joseph LeParve
Bern
Martin Sirady
Common Street
Belmont
Requien
St. John's Chapel
We. McCarthy
Helmont
John Kelleher
Watertown
Tevy
Andrew J
Vessis
Marry Leltorve
John Metarthy
Rant Grady
Cornelfig Breslin
James Hogan
Walter Meade
Elizabeth
Jane
Mee
Martin Grady
City Home Christmas Eve Entertainment Delights Inmates
The annual City Home Christmas program featured Sipe Charles 14 Hoodrow and the Newtowne est. with a reading by Miesi. Kernan and a chorus opening of O Come All Ye Faithful. Dennis P. Kelliher sang a bass solo while a quartet performed. Nellie and Lottie Kelher danced gracefully and Josephine BK Nolan impressed with motion poetry. Recitations by Robert M. Welsh and Mrs. Po Seane were well received.
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Sipe Charles
Hoodrow
Newtowne Est
Ts Honor
Mayoraly
The
Clit
Dennis P. Kelliher
Severa
Miesi
Kernan
David J, Harry, Sr
Matthew J. Shauelnessy
Robert M. Welsh
Dennis Pelliher
Nellie
Lottie Kelher
Josephine BK. Nolan
Mra. Po. Seane
Christmas Eve Concert Draws City Leaders and Guests
Lon rendered several contralto solos amid applause while D Barry and company entertained. Edward Gilman’s humor kept the audience laughing for nearly a half hour. The program closed with Should Auld Acquaintance. Notables present included Mayor Augustine J. Daly and wife, City Auditor Mary Upham and wife, Col. D. P. Murray and wife, Capt. John Murray and wife, Rev. Skinner, and City officials. Oranges and confections were donated. Mrs Goodrow distributed gifts to all inmates. A turkey and chicken dinner followed.
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Lon
D. Barry
James Conlin
Edward Gilman
Robert M. Walsh
J. B. Burrell
William G. Brousseau
Charles K. Goodrow
Fire guts dye-house after naphtha can explodes at Brown Co
Last Friday about 11 o clock a can tiled with naphtha exploded at the French dye house of Brown & Co on Tears street near Massachusetts avenue. The wooden one story building burned through, injuring Alfred Bollevin who suffered severe burns to face neck and arms before being taken to Cambridge hospital. Lieutenant Clark of Central square’s chemical engine received head cuts but remained on duty. The barber shop next door burned lightly and firefighters confined the blaze to the dye house.
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How Brown & Co
Massachusetts Avenue
Alfred Bollevin
Cambridge Hospital
Clark
Chemical Engine
Central Square
Tony Satrira
Ford Convicted in Somerville Illegal Voting Case
Ford, a Somerville man, was convicted by Judge Almy for luring men to vote illegally in the recent election. He received 10 years and three months in the house of correction, with an appeal and $2500 bonds for the Superior Court. Testimony showed three men could not initially identify Ford but later did, after being told to vote for pay.
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Ford
Somerville
Almy
House of Correction
Tie
Perd
New Features In Show Promised By Local Minstrel Director
Musical Director George Snits of the Institute minstrel show aims for high excellence with a strong stage, new features, and plentiful material including solos. Tedard Delaney schedules electrical effects to enhance the production, with repeat performances planned around Washington’s birthday due to strong advance ticket sales. The next rehearsal is set for west Tuesday evening. Dennis Roche, longtime crossing tender at Cambridge Street near East Cambridge, died after a long illness. He was known for guarding the busy crossing and ensuring traveler safety at the rail line. He leaves wife Mary Roche and son James. Funeral was held with a solemn mass at the Church of the Sacred Treasury, attended by many who valued his service.
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George Snits
Institute
Tedard Delaney
Dennis Roche
Sts Cambridge Street
Roche
Maimbridge Street
East Cambridge
Tie
Harvard Lodge
No. 1St. A. O
Mary Rochenee Kenneys
James
East Street
Boston & Maine
Charles Associates
Nstitute Hall
William Condy
St. John's A. A
Jamaica Plain
Meueth
Cambridge Street
Thorndike
Fifth Street
Ninth Street
Charles O'Rourke
George Ganthier
Cambridge A. A
Danvers
Dvetsmakig Elves
Titre Peventry School
George W. Thcknel
James Lew
Thinford
Colesworthy
Mayo Anestin Adolph Bennett
Dere Seamnell
Dotin Walt
Levi McCarren
Milhurke
Rose Kelley
Teabedhy ‘Gellert
Louise Darker
Kelley
George
Danielland
Katherine Pleamery
Roland D. Grant
Rome
Michael Angelo
Second Baptist Church
Pro Rome
Dr. Grant
Mike Ethel G. Livingston
James Livingston
Cambridge Times
Willam FF. Kane
George E. Everett
Hampshire Street
Human Square
Khverett
J. L. BP. St. Coner
Deters
Mr. Everett
Uarrington
Arthur J. Bris
Riehnd
T. Aylward
Philip St. Couer
Patrick Pitzgerald
J. Sigs
PaWward
J. McLeod
Big Sentlemens
TL Quinn
Alderman Barry
Tm Donovan
Oseph Blyan
Cheyne
Timothy Bean
Sanders
Joseph J. Duckley
Dhenfel Doherty
Mawird Baris
Thomas Py Marti
Thomas King
Augusti. Aylward
Witliat
Gentienane
Chirk Soetal
Chyele
King Street
George T. Marry
Charles McCready
Parry
Durrell Hall
J. A. Alexander
United Presbyterian Church
Ladies Night Lectures At Searchlight Club
The Searchlight club plans a Monday evening session featuring Dean Alfred A Wright leading with a notable lecture. Tickets are free at the association office for all sessions. An athletic meet between Cambridge and Newton older juniors is set for Saturday in Newton, with a ten man Association team and a spirited contest anticipated.
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Searchlight Club
Alfred A. Wright
Association
Cambridge
Newton
A Critical Look at Good Government League in City Elections
The Sentinel-Cossip critiques the Good Government league for its perceived failures in city races. It notes Ward 4 results favoring Lester Harlow over Macleod, despite strong league endorsements. The piece accuses league members of misleading tactics and urges reform before New Year. It mentions leadership hopes for Ward 7 and Democratic cohesion in 105, with inauguration plans and local political shakeups anticipated.
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Good Government League Twins
Library Hall
Teague
Dem
League
Lester Harlow
Frederick J. Macleod
Harlow
Ood
Macleod
Ward
Good Government League
Lrge
Hollis Hall Fire at Harvard Dormitory
A fire partially destroyed Hollis Hall Harvard built in 1768 and now a dormitory housing about 25 seniors. Captain Hurley of the football squad organized a student fire brigade. water damage spread to nearby rooms while the blaze was contained.
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Hollis Hall
Harvard
Hurley
Blanchard
RR. B. Stevens
Ralph Waldormerson
Tarvard
Rite
East Cambridge Overseer Elected and City Honored Officials
City meeting in East Cambridge elected Patrick J. Callahan as Overseer of the Poor. Chairman Coveny and Aldermen Carstein and Harrington gave valedictory addresses. Rapid transit discussion urged an underground route with a citizen committee to study proposals. Wires and lamps committee approved street lamp changes and transit inquiries continued. The session closed with remarks from Coveney and Carstely praising service and honesty.
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Patrick J. Callahan
East Cambridge
Coveny
Carstein and
Harrington
Cornelimin Stearns
Davis
Ciretely
John
Vattle
P St. Vincent de Paul Society
East Dio
Janes Lineston
Coupeligai Downes
Michael Newnan
Hoxton Wis
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Cathal
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Fanntena Vores
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Meo Newnan
Tim
Tnt
Canbridge
Cheestrone
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Conmuities
Cambridge
Mayer
Onet Hoineh
Eity
Eity Council
Clark
Belmont Street
Pirth
Binney
Royal Avenue
Conrerd Avenue
Petithons
Petithon
Raymond
Bilery Street
Carstely
Aldermien
Ely
Hans
Cambridge Chronicle
Alderman Torrington
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Short Street
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