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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1905

Page

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Hearing Ends in McArthur Case With Shadow of Questioning

The McArthur case hearing reopened with Lt. Conry and Officer McArthur testifying. McArthur admitted leaving the city without leave and faced cross examination over the Curtis arrest as counsel argued official authority and propriety. The session closed after Ex-Senator Apsey defended the arrest as a violation of authority. The second annual Cambridge grocery clerks ball followed at Cyprus Hall with concerts by Condit orchestra and Harvard Square Vaudeville Company, featuring Mayor Daly and local dignitaries amid praise for organizers and performers.

McArthur Barry Apsey John B. Moran Conry Moran Curt Alderman Coveney Curtis Alderman Flynn Alderman Hart Jerome TD Ireland Ernest T. Blanchard West Boston Frank P. Brown Daly Coveney Mr. Moran Alexander Tickinson Police Department Androgeus Pevey Board of Aldermen Brown James E. Corcoran Somerset Street Cambridge Bowdoin Square Motormar Marlow Arthur Hamilton Fairmount Avenue Boston Corcoran Alfred Gibbs Atlantic Avenue Dind’o Curti S

Charity concert aids Fall River strike children effort

The article lists participants and organizers of a city concert to raise funds for Mayor Toughlin's relief for striking children. It praises floor and reception committees, officers, and many attendees, noting volunteers will carry proceeds to Fall River for charitable distribution.

J. F. Coyle John F. Canabell William Shellback Fall River Toughlin

Workingmen's Sick and Death Benefit Concert Held

Harugart hall in East Cambridge hosted a benefit concert by the Workingmen's Sick and Death Benefit Society to aid the children of Fall River strikers. Miss Mamle Davey sang well with Miss May Grace on piano. mandolin duets and a dramatic child show impressed the audience. a mandolin trio and a dialogue number delighted attendees.

Harugart Hall Cambridge Fall River Rel Mamle Davey May Grace Frank Heckett Thomas Henry Helden Tittle Doris Tierslin Edith Witham Nessie Smith Masters Willim Smith Albert Filege Charles Fronet Mixa Catherine Mes

Massasoit Outing Club Ball Thrives In Cambridgeside Hall

The Massasoit Outing Club held a highly praised social ball at Tustite hall last Friday with Condit's full orchestra providing music. An elegant grand march led by Vincent Mulhern and others opened the event. attendees included members from Lynn’s Belleyne Club and several area clubs. The reception committee greeted guests warmly as decorations featuring blue hues complemented formal gowns, and officers of the club were listed among the organizers and participants.

Massasoit Condit PL Condit Vincent Z. Mulhern Thomas McCarthy M.ilorley Charlestown Yowood Francis Shelley Daniel P. Bracken Henry 2. Clark Lynn Belleyne Club East Cambridge Majestic Club Father Mathew Total Abstinence Society Warren Mogansett Colonial Odevan Massagoits Banat Cambridge Nahant Taymouth The Eli Vincent J. Mudhern Thomas TT McCarthy Patrick Wt. Doyle Daniel T. Quinn David Tavin Daniel Tt. Bracken Matthew Gallehan John Tane Tenry Z. Clarke William A. Turns Has Z. Garvin Praneis J. Skelley Thos 11. Traverty John Tidlock Lawrence J. Overlan John P.mininkett James Mahoney Joseph A. Powers

McArthur Hearing Sparks Jolly Exchange and Political Debate

During the McArthur hearing President Barry uses sharp questioning to identify the Jolller as James Corcoran, causing amusement. A recess moment features a youth leading cheers for Alderman Coveney and Barry, followed by whispered confidences and a light clash over Non-partisan politics in city elections.

McArthur Barry Jolller Boston Albert M. Hamilton James E. Corcoran James Corcoran Alderman Coveney Coveney

Hudson Soctat Club Event Delights Cyprus Hall Audience

The IWndaon social club held its third annual entertainment and dance last evening at Cyprus Hall. A large crowd enjoyed a popular concert program featuring Keefe and Coughlin among others with selections like When the Harvest Moon is Shining on the River and Sweetest Girl in Dixie.

Iwndaon Social Ginb Cyprus Nall Keefe Coughlin Dixie

Electricity and Its Uses Exhibition at Campbell Electric

Campbell Electric Light Company opened its doors to city officials and guests for an invited viewing. The event showcased many household electrical devices and a large power house, with praise for the management and display.

Cambridge Electric Light Company

Cambridge club elects officers and plans Sportsmen show

At the annual meeting of the Cambridge club the following officers were elected for the ensuing year Patrick N Hyde president W I McCloskey vice president William Carroll recording secretary James Lavery financial secretary Patrick J Carroll treasurer The club will open new headquarters at Cambridge street near Webster avenue next week The Columbia associates host a Sportsmen's show and dance at Cyprus hall 40 Prospect street Thursday evening February featuring a best dressed sport prize of 5 dollars and McInnes orchestra as entertainment

Cambridge Prospect Street Andrew Hezlitt Condit F. H. Condit Daly Mary Lee John Carr Tenerin William Sullivan Brodrick Michiel Haley Anna Haley Timothy McCarthy Mancing Charles KE. Jellison Pierce Samuel Simpson Margaret Johnson George Dulin Josephine Coffey James Yates Annie Yates Patrick N. Hyde W. I. McCloskey William Carroll James Lavery Patrick J. Carroll Cambridge Street Webster Avenue Columbia Associates Cyprus Hall Cambridge Aldermen McInnes

Aquinas Club Presents King Rene's Daughter at Aquinas Hall

The Aquinas club staged two plays last Wednesday evening before a large audience at Aquinas hall. The opening treat was King Rene's Daughter, a Tyrlett drama noted for rich dramatic interest and strong cast led by Mr Matthew Copithonie as King Rene and Mr John Casey as Count Tristan.

Blanthe King Rene Mary Agnes McGoldrick Mathew R. Copiuorne John T. Casey Tristan William H. Fallon, Jr Geoffrey Almerik Daniel G. Mulvihill Timothy F. Downey Ebn Jahin Bertrand Joseph P. Mulvihill Aquinas Hall Dramatic Elib Aquinas Hall Armenteur Rene Provence Matthew KR. Copithonie Vaudemont Tohn T. Casey Orange William U1 Wallon Sir Almerik Mir Daniel Mulybhilt

Afterpiece A Regular Pix A Farce Of City Life And Court Notables

A mixed program features an all poetry afterpiece about Timmanity and a lively farce about a wily scapegrace fleeing nemesis in the city. Cast includes Downey Harley Whelan Schneider and McGoldrick among others with Miss Kelleher and Miss Grechin in key roles. Notables at the event include J Edward Barry and many aldermen and city officials.

Rene Acvinas Dramare Club Tigh de Brass Timothy FP. Downey Viv Surplus James PF. X. Barley Charles William MH. Fallon Vbel Quick Walter 2. Whelan William Schneider Porter William Schneides Mary Agnes M+oldrick Minily Rebeca G. Kelleher Deborah Carter Mabel A. Greehan Matilda Jane Katherine M. Elwell Timothy F. Downey James BF Harley Th Fallot Charles Surplus Walter Z. Whelan Abel Quick William Sclneider Smilern Indies Mary Agnes McGoldrick Surpris Bushway Board of Alder J. Edward Barry Abbie Catherine Z. Barry Radmms James Flynn Andrews Quinn Pahy Black Bradford Ken HH Connellmen Crowley Williams Seagrave the Chronicle Edward J. Brandon Joly H. Corcoran Po- Hee Pullen Pullen Weatherbee Pevey Democratic City Committee Henry Z. Dun-ningham J. Frank Facey Geo, Close J. A. Wood Thomas Rowe Cutler Vose John McCormick Col. McGuire Edward Staverty John Gorman William E. Ricker Edne Grant Thomas J. McGowan George Garrity Charles Emerson Walter Baker Fred Schifferdecker Thomas McCourt J. WM. Lincoln Water Office Lincoln Wiliam MecAnaul Henry Russell Elizabeth Culhane Eiizabeth Clary G. T. Thompson Ceorge Morse Master Morse Tatutin Kelley Timothy O'Tearn Wes. O'Dearn Ves Willam Kelley David Walsh Antoine Dieh Mary Diehl Catherine and Diliaem Mies Vamle Downey Margaret Donald Grace Taylor

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J. T. Coyle Paul Fronert John F. Cannabell James Cairnes John Grace J. Zeller William Fuller William McKearin Richard Donnemeyer William Smith Moses Garfinkle Harugari Association Patrick Dunlea Harry McKenna Sally Barber Maud Boudrow Daniel Cronin Nellie Stockton Speedy Corcoran Josephine Donovan J. J. Sullivan John F. Carr William J. Sullivan James A. Yatesall Charles Banks Fred Burgoyne John Boggs Iechard Splatne Peter Dornan Harry Migeon Willam FB. Harney James Fitaputeiek W. FP. Rohrbaeher George Durbin George Thton Garfield Polley T. Louis O'Brien Daniel Murphy Edward Weber Jobin le Camry Willan Sullivan Michael d. Maley Charles E. Tellison May Malone Alien Gi Tfordian Ruth O' Belen Susie Sawtell Reardon Danahy Miss Donnelly Curtin Lena Lyons Mixes Mo P. O'Connell M.connell M. Roche Miss Burke Margaret M. Dooling Helen T. Martin Jennie Sweeney Darcey M. G. Ward M Burke Anna Yates Workingmen's Massasott the “Sentinel's Edgar R. Champlin Charlesbank Witere Bancroft Mevers Thaly, Coveney and Donayvan Willig J. Rounds Tam Aolan Senator Rovers Gen. Champlin Wihteh Tage Othello Miror Sentinge George Johnson William Antle Joseph Denny Gammon Varcus Edward Barrett H. Morgan Wilson Madison Brothers Patsy Newsboy Halliday and Goodwin Coon Eddie Davis Baron Juggler Catherine Flynn McClennon Brothers Robert O'Ne William Biiney William Tarlinski William Farrow James McIintyre EK. Ansheim H. Quinn J. Conley J. McIntyre M. McDermott Monahan I. Lalley J. lCurney M. Capes W. Boyle W. Briney W. Farrow W. Tarlinski H. Cun Tolanthe Rebecca Kelleher Martha Ldo Hudson Soctat Woston Eng CO Auinas ST. Mary's OF Hinghiam Barney Pemyee Ro Neatley BR. Ree T. Moroney J. Weese J.stack J. Brown C. Farrow TP. Sullivan T. Hudson W. Kelley BE. Brown R. Neil O'Neil 7. Hamilton Montgomery TP. Conley Aquinas Club Timothy I. Downey Joseph TT Walvilill Misa Rebecen G. Kelleher
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