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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1907

Page

3

Mrs Catherine McAleer East Cambridge Memorial

Mrs Catherine H McAleer died February sixth at 82 Sixth Street East Cambridge She came from Tyrone Ireland in 1863 married John J McAleer in 1870 and leaves six children J W James Fred Frank Stephen Catherine The funeral was held at the Sacred Heart and burial at St Pauls Malden Community honors her as a devout Christian The Dramatics Club will stage Arrah No Pogue and spring social plans are noted Also tributes and obituaries for local residents are mentioned including Teddy O Neil death and a no license address by John T Shea

Catherine H. McAleer Sixth Street East Cambridge Tyrone Ireland John J. McAleer Cherbourg France J. W. McAleer Seminary Mt. St. “S Emmetsburg James McAleer Everett Printing Press Fred Frank Stephen Catherine Cambridge High School Church of the Sacred Heart St. Paul's Cemetery Malden

Paris Opera Night Brings Unlikely Reunion on Stage

In a Paris box, Miss Dorothy Clemmens, New York governess, meets Paul Demarest the former Long Island prince she once knew. They recall a lost romance as Elya Dix, with her chaperon, plans return to America after a brief Paris visit and opera night.

Elya Dorothy Clemmens New York Elya Dix Paris America Miss Clemmens Siegfried Lavignac Clemmens Paul Demarest Mr. Demarest Demarest Dickie Marston Bob Sawyer Prince Paul Long Island Paul France James Dix

Debts of Goldsmith Lead to Sale of The Vicar of Wakefield

Boswell recalls 1764 crisis when Goldsmith, unable to manage money, sold the manuscript copy of The Vicar of Wakefield to settle unpaid rent. Johnson visited, funded the rent with a guinea, and arranged sale to a bookseller for £60, relieving Goldsmith’s distress.

Wakefeld Goldsmith Wakefield Boswell Johnson Newberry London

War and Peace Painted Absence of Women Stirs Debate

In Illustrated Bits a dialogue questions a painting titled Peace noting the deliberate absence of female figures. The exchange frames art as commentary on gender representation and wartime imagery.

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