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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1905

Page

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McArthur Dismissed In Cambridge City Council Action

City government met Tuesday with all members present. Mayor found Patrolman McArthur guilty on all charges except abusive language and he was dismissed from the police force. Other actions included appointments to the fire department health board and city offices, gas-price discussions with the Cambridge Gas Light Co, and various committee reports and orders.

McArthur Board of Aldermen Superior Court Samuel J Kelley Thomas F. Mahoney Edward Tulley Charles W. Snell George O. Gerard Henry H. Turner Thomas J. McGowan South Street Alderman Allen Fies James 7. Murray James P. Welsh Fire Department Ernest W. Clark Board of Health Edward J. Brandon Hart Coveney Albert M. Pear James William W. Dallinger Flynn Harry T. Upham Quinn Boston Elevated Railway Company Cambridge Railway Company Boston Col Miles Cambridge Gaslight Company Board of Gas and Electric Light Commissioners Sam Js Cambridge Gas Light Company

Barn Dance of Young Men's Lyceum Ends in Rural Costume Fun

Last Tuesday evening Cyprus hall hosted a barn dance by the Young Men's Lyceum with members and friends in hayseed attire. Frank Nagle led floor plans as "Lem A Wheelen," while prizes went to Frank Nagle for best old-time impersonation and Miss Mary Caveney for costume beauty with a gold ring.

Cyprus Hall Lyceum Frank Nagle Lem A Wheelen Napoleon Zeb Gibbins Uy Simmete Ani Smilie Festares Cy Simmots Aid Maries Nagle Jed Proury Mary Caveney Lea Ata Kearley Maurice Nagle May Connors William J. Murphy Ba" Drinkwater Dal McNiel Jenny Kelley Thiry Kelley Charles Wood John Keefe Sjames Carberny John McNamara Robert Cray Mulvihill Thomas O'Brien

Common Council Debate Over Printing Calendar

The common council met at S44 last Tuesday with President Giles HiT Chase and all members present. Discussion centered on printing the council calendar by Allied Printing Trade Council shop, opposed by Meyers Pharlow and Stephens, while Nelligan Black supported it. the measure was defeated along party lines. Crane protested an alleged insult to the council’s dignity over coaching.

Nelligan Germain Crane Cornelman Black Riverbank Court Colonial Club Hotel Touraine Common Council Nell Black Boston Elevated Cronin Henry J. Cunningham Board of Aldermen Meyers Crowley State Committee On Public Lighting Edward J. Brandon Citylerk Albert M. Pear Wm. Dallinger Harry T. Upham S44 Giles Hit Chase Wayer Park Department Trates Couneil Outcilman Meyers Pharlow Ton Couteiimst Stephens Couneilman

Thelma Club Dance Held at Odd Fellows Hall

The Thelma Club held a pleasant dance Tuesday evening at Odd Fellows Hall on Massachusetts Avenue. White's Orchestra played as members and guests enjoyed the music and social hour with a well organized arrangements committee led by Miss Josephine Walton and Miss Louise Watkins.

Odd Fellows Massachusetts Avenue Thelma White T. Josephine Witton Bo Louise Wathdus O Kilgabeth Brown Modoeste Jolson I. Heatrice Tawis Josephine Waltonsalls I Quonise Watkins Beatrice Loews T. Josephine Waltton Louise Watkins Be Lewis Brown Elizabeth Brown Mary Griesby Modesto Johnson T. Beather Lewis Josephing Walton Charlotte EB. White Iise

Nonpartisan movement and council conduct rise in city affairs

A letter outlines a drive by Nonpartisans to raise funds for a loving cup for Gen Edgar R Champlin and discusses spring elections on party fines. It notes attendance in city government, a controversial printing label vote, council leaves and returns, and debates over public duty and union labor. It mentions Patrolman William Howe, cemetery commissioners, and East Cambridge political tensions. The piece also covers efforts to replace Dr Myron Le King with Dr Pitzsimimots and local sentiment toward Mayor Daly.

Edgar R. Champlin Marly East Cambridge Myron le King Pitzsimimots Ter. I Wugg Daly Coveney Dr. Wing Odessa Russia Tir Wing Board of Health Dale Anii Milesimmons

Non-partisan intrigue over doctor’s removal in city

The piece suggests Mayor Daly backed by Chairman Clark aims to remove Dr. Sennett. It argues the board would want to shift blame if the doctor is declared incompetent, labeling the move as a political trick and noting the city press tone of the Sentinel.

Board of Health Dir. Sennett Lape Daly Clark Dr. Sennett Ee! Sentinel

George Riddle to Read at Prospect Union

Mr George Riddle will read Shakespeare Twelfth Night at the Prospect Union Lovlock Massachusetts avenue next Wednesday evening February 15 The reading will be open to all with tickets five cents available at the Prospect Union office Prof A B R Hart of Harvard will give a smoke talk on The Panama Canal this Saturday at 8 o clock.

Lovlock George Riddle Prospect Union Massachusetts Avenue Siddle Tiwest Lig&t America Mr. Riddle A. BR. Hart Harvard Panama Canal

Murray Recovers as Suspect Identified in Cambridge Assault

George E Murray proprietor of a Cambridge square restaurant nears recovery after a violent attack while asleep. He identified George Brows alias William Smith in a police line up with Capt Po Hives and Lieut Michael Neilan. Abraham Cohen confirms Brown spoke with him at the restaurant the day of the assault. Brown serves a three month term for clothing theft from a North Cambridge man.

George TE Murray Cental Square Mr. Murray East Cambridge Po. Hives Michael Neilan Creorge Brows Allis Wm. Smith Charles Bullard Abraham Cohen Ofelock Brown North Cambridge

Surprise party honors John T Munson at Circle Pride event

John T Munson was surprised at Tatherhall Noo 4 Prospect Street by over 100 friends from Circle Pride of Northern Lights. Nels Anderson spoke for the group, presenting a mahogany writing desk as guests enjoyed choral numbers, dance music, and a late supper.

John T. Munson Pride of Northern Lights Tatherhall Noo Prospect Street Nels Anderson Vir Mumsen Knuights Varle Graf Jen Tlison Afiinie Trearson Virrkson Green Mia Mes Lurbure Colson Erickson Margnuson Vivier Jos Johnson Edwin Anderson

DAPGITERS or VETERANS DANCE at Harvears hall

An enjoyable social at Harvears hall Cambridge last Thursday hosted by Daughters of Veterans Tent 20. The Con civs orchestra played through after midnight while floor directors led polite, gracious guests. Mrs Carrie Ko Metledlan presided with Miss Grace Gilligan and a group of attendants. The event showcased tasteful gowns, hospitable hosts, and a lively dance atmosphere despite garble in names and titles.

Harvears Hell Mast Cambridge Pamelia M. Wight Daughters of Veterans Vressent Carrie Ko Metledlan Grace G. Gilligan

Forget-me-nots Host Social Amid Dance Proposals

A home event hosted by the Forget-me-nots drew a large crowd of guests including Misses Sullivan MacLane Hayes Booth Findlay Wyett Kelley Findlay Alexander. Mr and Mrs Garvin Kennedy Welch Murphy Slerman Hannan Grace Wood and others. Proposals for a dance sparked talk of possible engagements as men courted the pretty attendees.

Margaret Sullivan Jeanette MacLane Hayes John Garvin Albert Hannan Charles Findlay Margaret Wyett Margaret Kelley Teresa McCart Charles Alexander Hollywood Frederic D. Mahoney Math Brown Nonie McQuillan Lottie Flint Leverett John Grace Charles Wood Mack Barnes James T. Hart A. Z. Murphy Tullip Galvin

Lecture on Ireland and Her People

A large audience at Welly school hall heard Mrs. Alice Gray Teele give an engaging talk on Ireland and its people. The talk featured over 100 stereopticon views and highlighted Burke and O Connell, with appreciation from attendees for the clear, thoughtful presentation.

Welly School Hall Ireland Alice Gray Teele Franklin Square House Wis Burke O'Connell Teele

Sudden death of Miss Annie Walsh at 87

Miss Annie C Walsh died at her mother's home on Webster Avenue after a brief illness of acute stomach trouble. A longtime employee of Frank Kennedy Mutual Benefit Association, she was active in St Marys Welack church and multiple charitable groups. Her funeral at St Marys was well attended with tribute from friends and pallbearers named James J Welsh, Alraid Russell, Matthew J Shaughnessy, Daniel McAure, William J Downey and Pimothy Javy. Interment followed at Old Mt Woburn cemetery.

Annie C. Walsh Webster Avenue Walsh Frank ©. Kennedy United Biscuit Company Frank A. Kennedy Mutual Benet Association Harry St. Mary's Church Welack St. Mary’s Missim

Tilside Athletic Club Ball Charms Hills with Third Annual Event

Hills athletic club hosts the Tilside ball night drawing amusement lovers and a large crowd. Mebtines orchestra inspires lively dancing and floor marshals keep order. Thomas Murphy named field coach for the Thievard team, praised as a natural baseball talent with Harvard experience.

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