Removals at Health Board Meeting
At a Wednesday health board session Dr Mec Girr was discharged to make room for a party worker. Several other competent physicians were dismissed for the same reason. Dr Sennett may also be removed as the Non-partisan machine has not yet settled on a successor.
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Board of Health
MecGirr
Sennett
Coveney Clashes Over Dual City Posts
Alderman Coveney angrily faults Superintendent of Streets Clukas for holding both street and bridge posts. At General Champlin’s banquet the alderman declared no man is big enough to fill both roles, signaling discord in the spoils division.
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Coveney
Clukas
General Champlin
No-party chairmanship sparks Cambridge political clash
Cambridge Times reports uproar over Henry O Houghton being named chair of the No-party committee. Critics call the move a political stunt by the Champlin Cox Close Houghton faction and warn it signals active party factionalism. The board of health adds a 1200 chief inspector post, opposed by Weeks Clark and Scott, while Dr Feeley may not accept the new position created without his consent.
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Henry O. Houghton
Cambridge
Republican Citizens’ Movement
Mr. Tloughton
Champlin-Cox- Close-Houghton Gang
Houghton
Cambridge Times
Board of Health
Messrs
Weeks
Clark
Scott
Feeleya
John PT. Nelligan
Dr. Feeley
Seventeenth Annual Frank A Kennedy Mutual Ball Held At Cyprus Hall
The Frank A Kennedy Mutual Benefit Association celebrated its seventeenth annual ball at Cyprus Hall on Prospect Street. A large crowd enjoyed elaborate decorations, an illuminated inner seal display, and a program directed by J. T. Melinnes with music and dancing. Notable guests included Mayor Augustine Daly and Rep Edward Sennott, with committees praised for their reception and floor organization.
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Frank A. Kennedy
Association
James. A. Welsh
R. F. Sullivan
J. T. J. St. George
M. TR. Dennehy
A. Avery. Beck
M. M. McDonald
J. Berkeley
J. M. Ackerly
John Trurley
D. P. Downing
Wilson
TD. F. Haley
W. J. O'Connor
W. J. Downey
M. T. Shaughnessy
W. D. Berkeley
M. F. Quinn
James A. Welsh
Michael R. Trennehy
Aids
W.d. Kersey
J. Chamberlin
Gormley
J. Daisy
M. J. Collins
G. Murphy
B. I. Morash
J. M. Ackerley
A. Avery
James Berkeley
J. Turley
Arthur Oleary
J. J. O'Brien
CG. Beck
B. Norton
M. J. O'Neil
Augustine 7. Daly
Edward 7. Sennott
Aldermen
J. Edward Barry
Chas. 1. Molt
National Biscuit Company
Downing
Mr. Ward
King Philip
Hougins Neck
Institute Hall
Emd
Dennis Cody
Peter Cronin
Manuel Silyin
Frank McCarthy
Edward Shannon
Charles Trerry
Patrick Ahern
Fred McGuiness
John Cusick
Thomas Mahoney
Gus Leveroni
James Tagan
Nicholas Powers
Peter Toran
Edward Sullivan
Thomas McDermott
Peter McGary
William Tlunter
Joseph
Casey) Powers
Arthur Shea
Alda
Targe
Brockton
Quincy
Neponset
Roxbury
Dorchester
Brookline
Nonpartisan claims spark clash over Cambridge city leadership
The piece denounces self styled nonpartisanship in Cambridge politics. It condemns Augustine J. Daly and party leaders while praising Drs. Sennett and McGirr for competent service and a historic low death rate. It accuses partisan motives harming citizens and likens the mayor to a deceptive villain.
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Cty
Augustine J. Daly
Cambridge
Daly
Hamlet
Harvard Lodge officers and Cambridge Latin School show
The article recounts Harvard Lodge No. 181 installation with officers led by President James A Welsh and details by Deputy Grand Master J Frank Hickey. It also covers the Cambridge Latin School Class of 1905 performance of A Scrap of Paper in New Town Hall and the ensuing dance and drama committee efforts.
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Frank A. Kennedy
Tip van Winkle
Michael R. Dennehy
Michael Ff. Quinn
Christopher Beck
Annie Haley
Kathe McGuire
Timothy I. Cleary
Emily Mulvihill
Nellie Pitzgerald
Kelle Danehy
Alice McCart
Robert J. Wilson
Patrik Dolan
Mary Kane
Harvard Lodge
Ancient
Order of United Workmen
G. Alr. Hall
Central Square
Lodge
J. Frank Hickey
Suite
John Fisher
John TP. Driscoll
D. Sullivan
R. J. McConaghey
John F. Shaughnessy
James B. Fitzpatrick
William T. Hopkins
Joseph B. Wodad
T. Z. Sullivan
John Flaherty
R. F P. McConaghey
John P. Driscoll
Supreme Lodge
James J. Reedy
Workman Greenlaw
Inman Lodge
Jeremiah Scannell
Edward O'Rourke
Cambridge Latin School
Newtowne Hall
Enat
Prosper Couramont
W. K. Brad
Madeleine Piper
Louise de la Glaciere
Annie
Bradeen
Mile
Suzanne
Blennore
Raymond
Mathilde
Jean A. Cross
Pauline
Walter T. Cowlishaw
Alta M. Eaton
Louis Grandgent
Howard L. Bennett
Roger B. Taft
Merton TL. Garfield
Annie A. Bradeen
Edmund
Kelley
Roger KR. Taft
Jehara Elisa
Merton L. Garfield
Telia A. Kinsman
Edna K. Dougherty
Trelen W. Dougherty
Grey
John A. Paine
Cambridge Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Massachusetts
Barter
Haverhill
Mast
Miembers
Brother Welch
Ladies Auxiliary Whist Night At Malta and Essex Halls
The ladies' auxiliary of Division 17 held a whist night and dance at Malta and Essex halls last Thursday. Hannah Walsh won the first ladies prize, Fanny Walsh the second. George Relmer and Philip Galvin took the first and second gentlemen's prizes. William L. Crowley won the booby prize. Cripy's orchestra provided music as Annie Cummings and assistants ensured smooth event flow.
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Malta
Essex
Hannah Walsh
Fanny Walsh
George Relmer
Phillip Galvin
William L. Crowley
Cripy
Annie Cummings
Wellnieevor
Mary Dolan
Margaret Curry
Minnie Galvin
Fort Oter
Board of Health makes appointments and shifts on hospital and schools
The board elected Dr. David C. Dow as physician in charge of the contagious disease hospital, replacing Dr. Felix McGirr. Elections and re elections for city treasurer and school inspectors were discussed, with several reappointments and postponed actions. Also reports on the Raymond Central Square area and a large vacationists dance feature a mix of local notices.
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Board of Health
David C. Dow
Ty Nelligan
King
W. WW. Clancy
Taaihire
EL Fleet
Smd
Tutelinsey
AL VeCarthy
Arthur Med
Taarnes
Edward Farnham
James BR. Soper
Grace Wyeth
Egregious intellect in Nickerson letter sparks strong reply
A Cambridge correspondent rebuts a editorial note titled Mr Howe's Letter, accusing a North lawyer of petty motives and elitist bias. The writer defends Mayor Daly, asserts political autonomy, and warns against belittling colleagues, while ridiculing the unnamed critic as an egregious intellect. The piece ends with a wish for Nickerson’s health.
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William P. Nickerson
Cambridge Sentinel
Howe
Nickerson
Daly
Scott
Kwan
Hissin
Courageous Cambridge girl saves family from house fire
A wealthy contractor in the Exchange building saved her parents and seven siblings from a fire at No. 3 Wendell Street North Cambridge early Saturday. Rosie woke four year old Lulu, helped mother and siblings escape, while Simon, 17, and father helped extinguish a pantry fire. Total damage about 19000 dollars. the music room and valuables were destroyed.
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Exchange
Wendell Street
North
Cambridge
Lulu
Rosie
Tada
Simon
Tufts Colege
Green
Myr. Green
Eva
Nathan
Theodore
Leopold
David
Boston Elevated Rail timetable Arlington to Adams and Harvard routes
Timetable details for Boston Elevated Railway lines Arlington Centre to Adams Adams via Beacon Street and Arlington Heights to the Subway and Harvard Square routes. Includes morning and night service times Sundays and weekdays, with per trip minutes and endpoints.
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Arlington Centre
Adams
Beacon Bt
Harvard
Arlington Heights
Subway
Broadway
Henry ST
Cambridgeport
Massachusetts Ave
Auburn
Rowe's Wharf
Huntington Ave
Boylston St
Scollay Sq
Scollay
Adams Sq
Main St
River ST
Cambridge
Dudley ST
Washington ST
Roxbury
Bunday
Harvard SQ
Roxbury Crossing
Mount Auburn
Huron Ave
Newton
Watertown
M. North Cambridge
Prospect ST
Riversiddp
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Somerville
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Ernest W. Clark
Marvard Square
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Western Avenue
River Street
J. B. Byrne
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William B. Durant
James F. Pennell
James A. Wood
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