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Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1907

Page

4

Upcoming club and society events listed with dates

Weekly notice of future events under Coming Events includes A. O. H. banquets and socials from March 17 through May 29. Groups such as Divisions 49 52 and many clubs from Leslie Hunting Camp to Lawrence Club publish April and May engagements. Local congregations and organizations schedule meetings, choirs, and socials across multiple dates.

Seminoles Leslie Unity Social Temple of Honor Somersets Algonquin Club Lincoln Club Riverside Boat Club Huron Club Blessed Sacrament Choir Magnolias Craigie Trio Lakeview D. C Warrens Thorndikes Branch St. Mary IL. N. F Laurel Club Carnation Club Kenwoods Prospect Club Lawrence Club Massasoit D. C Charles Associates Bendemeres

Baseball Gossip and Trades Stir Early Season Talk

The Cincinnati Enquirer reports catcher Jack McLean as a likely Cincinnati fixture. Harry Bay challenges any major leaguer in a 14 yard match race. Boston signs John Killian, Hannibal Mo native southpaw, 22. Trenton inks Strobel and Witherup. Selbach contract dispute ends. Discussions include Joe Kelley in Toronto, Grimshaw and Stahl corrections, and Willie Keeler's continued form. Ted English to manage Institute. Bill Condy to captain.

Cincinnati Enquirer Jack McLean Cambridge Cincinnati Harry Bay Cleveland Boston American Jake Beckley John Killian Burlington Tax Club Killian Hannibal Carney Trenton Boston Nationals Strobel Witherup Selbach Providence Joe Kelley Kel King Edward's Dominion Red Bugs Toronto Redland Grimshaw Boston Stahl Willie Keeler Orioles Joe Kelsey Steve Brodie Newark John McGraw Hugh Jennings McGraw Billy Murray New England Philadelphia Murray New Parent Arthur Devlin New York “Giants Bill” Bradley Institute Ted” English Bill” Condy

Cambridge Sports And Baseball Plans For Season

Last year's right field starter Ryan again stars as pitcher with Fish of Dorchester handling backstop duties. Graham at short Shaw in left field Chester Martin of Sacred Heart S&S Sr. likely in right. Other positions to be filled by names to be announced. Cambridge Field hosts promising season as B A A and Gym squads clash. The Riverside Boat Club offers Cambridge schools access to rowing facilities as preparations begin. Notables include Reardon Eaton Cohn Seitz Lane Milnaugh O’Brien Crowley Keenan and others from Institute Dramatic Company.

Tory Ryan Mr. Fish Dorchester Graham Shaw Chester Martin Sacred Heart S&s. Sr Martin Institute Cambridge St. Alphonsus Wright John Roberts Tommy Reardon Cambridgeport Harvey Cohn New York Bill Eaton Seitz O’connell Eaton Union Riverside Boat Club

Catholic Bowling League Clears Way For Top Honors

At C G A alleys on February 19 the sym boys won their third straight after a two week playoff defeat Catholic Union amid a lively crowd. Peter Leahy leads Div 49 No 1 with a 91 average, while Ryan, Murray and Flynn from the Institute challenge for first honors as standings show C G A 28 4 and Institute 29 1.

C. G. A. Alleys Sym Boys Catholic Union Thomas Conrick C.G. A Institute A. GO. H Ozanum K. C St. John Father Mathew Peter Leahy Leahy Ryan Murray Flynn Institutes

Ladder 2 Men Revel Social Evening

Last Wednesday night Ladder 2 on Portland street hosted a Dutch supper and social event. The permanent and call men attended, and the committee led by Edward Gaughan and Captain McNamee provided hospitality to the guests.

Ladder 2 Portland Street Edward Gaughan Captain McNamee Thomas Minnaugh McCabe Atkinson James Clifford Chas. McElroy

Local Officials Praise Noted Guests At Dinner

Chief Bunker and Assistant Chief James Casey prepared short addresses. The gathering pleased with talented gentlemen. Popular artists named include James Connorton Wim Craig James Travers Andrew J Keefe Officer David Walsh and Dave.

Bunker James Casey James Connorton Wim Craig James Travers Andrew J. Keefe David Walsh Dave

Silva Offers Haircuts in Cambridge for Low Prices

Jesse T. Silva of 345 Green Street advertises haircuts in Cambridge at 15 cents on Saturdays and holidays 25 cents regular price.

Jesse T. Silva Green Street Cambridge

John Murphy Coalman and the Concordat clash

John Murphy, a Cambridge coal and wood dealer, earned praise for resisting price gouging during the coal strike. The narrative then shifts to a lengthy discussion of the 1801 Concordat between Napoleon and the Vatican, its impact on church property and church-state relations in France, and a Cambridge rally condemning French anti religious measures.

John Murphy Cambridge Street Tremont Scott Coal Trust Mr. Murphy Vatican Pius VII Rome Napoleon Paris Notre Dame France Marshal McMahon Republic Disciples of Voltaire Encyclopedists Ecclesiastic

John Murphy Pioneer of Local Furniture Moving Business

The passage honors John Murphy, praised for prosperity he fostered since moving to the city. He expanded to Columbia Storage at 277 Columbia Street, offering furniture, pianos, autos, and more at reduced rates with a specialty in furniture moving. Murphy spent 37 years in the city and 13 years with Walworth Manufacturing before retiring to run his current venture.

Columbia Columbia Street Murphy Walworth Mfg. O Fitchburg R. KR

Protest Meeting Discusses Separation of Church and State

The piece reviews France’s history of church state relations from the 1789 revolution through Napoleon’s era. It outlines confiscation of church property, destruction of religious institutions, executions and exiles of clergy, and failed attempts to create a national church before Napoleon sought papal aid to restore order.

France Assembly Directory Napoleon Pius VII Christ

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