Remarkable St John Parish Concert and Queen Isabella Pageant
The third annual St John parish event featured a diverse program with Miss Kelleher and Master Mc Créhar as performers, Miss Mollie Lill and Rev Fr Murphy praised for leadership, and a grand Queen Isabella ceremony led by Miss Mary E. Biffin. A lavish court scene, electric decorations, and a two hour dance finale drew a large audience, followed by a crowded floor and a long list of volunteers and helpers from the parish community.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
St. John's Parish
Cornell
Merry Dancers
Casey Corner
Nellie Kelleher
William MecCrehan
Emily Quinn
James Breslin
Grace Diez
James Fitzgerald
Rodney Varney
William O'Haire
Francis Phelan
John Lynch
Leo Breau
Frank Ready
David Ward
William Miller
Thomas Cutter
Joseph Doran
Dennis Sullivan
John Hart
Mollie Lill
Fr. Murphy
Isabella
Mary E. Biffin
Edith McMoran
Margaret Welsh
Helen Murphy
Grice Bornelly
May Donnelly
Minerva L. Story
Nellie Veckham
Mae Dwyer
Mary Phelan
Natherine M. Doran
Elia G. Brostahan
Etta O'Hara
Helen Walsh
Margaret Maloney
Mary Walsh
Mollie Murphy
Lords
Dennis P. Welleher
John B. Altemas
Joseph J. Donnely
Thomas A. O'Callaghan
Joseph J
Frank Trelegan
Edward Nelligan
Francin O'Nei
Charles Jayes
Frank Starrington
John Lane
Katherine M. White
James J. Hill
Daniel I
O' Reagan
N. James McConologue
Andrew Downing
Stephen Murphy
Henry Moriarty
John A. Kelleher
Dennis J. Hayes
Richard A. Ahern
Richard A. Mulcahy
Patrick J. Mulcahy
Patrick Quill
Hubert Welsh
Dennis J. Daley
William H. Danelly
William Welsh
John J. Guiney
James W. Conway
Clement Hogan
John J’. Glynn
Thomas Mahoney
Maurice M
Beth A. Dolan
Katherine Fitzgibbon
Josephine E. Nolan
Anna E. Mahoney
Margaret A. Maloney
Nora B. O'Connor
Emma T. Hughes
Delia A. Welsh
Nora A. McDonnell
Julia A. Curtin
Julia Bresnan
Rose I’. Hennessey
M. Dugan
J. F. Shea
J. BE
Boyden
J. Nolan
J. A. Trenholm
J. E. Fuchs
J. Walsh
J. Pierce. Quilty
W. H. Dwyer
J. W. Byrnes
Thomas J. Phelan
J. Kelleher
Katherine Norris
D. J. Callahan
J. O'Connell
J. Murphy
Edward Doran
John Gillooly
A.F. Wood
Margaret Cunningham
Lena Cunningham
Rose It. Tennessey
Mary A. Cosgrove
Martha M. Cosgrove
Mary St. Hughes
Elizabeth A. Dolan
Mma ‘J. Hughes
Anna KE. Mahoney
Winifred Welsh
2Lia A. Welsh
Anule Ts O
Edmund Dwyer
Patrick J.quill
Cornelius Lee
Washington
Pidgeon appoints Horace Pidgeon editor authority at Sentinel
The Sentinel appoints Horace D B Pidgeon to head its publication department in New York as Henry Romerke Incorporated expands. Pidgeon, descendant of Edward Everett, brings decades on New York dailies and familiarity with public figures, noting his interview with a tombs prisoner among his credits.
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New York
Henry Romerke Incorporated
Horace Db. Pidgeon
Pidgeon
Edward Everett
Massachusetts
Harvard University
Tombs Prison
Fleming
Windsor Hotel
Citizens' Trade Association Holds Notable May Meeting
The Citizens' Trade Association held a lively regular monthly meeting and banquet at their hall with George Howland Cox in the chair. Ex-Senator Dallinger and others spoke while the newly formed Association Glee Club, directed by William KE Thomas, delighted guests with choral pieces and a comical Doxology. Captain Charles Mason Fuller lectured on the Panama Canal and Cuba with stereopticon views, comparing routes and sharing humorous interludes.
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Citizens’ Trade Association
George Howland Cox
Dallinger
Wellington Fillwoers
John J. Ahern
Herman Bird
George Close
Association Glee Club
William KE. Thomas
Arthur Morse
Licas I’. Grover
William EE. Hunnewell
John Hamilton
George Clukas
John Stey
James W. Bean
John Whoriskey
John 8S. Savage
George W. Whitney
John Abern
Be, McCarthy
John J. Dwyer
Frank KE. Gibbs
George Munroe
William Gray
Wimission
John Estey
Cox
Charles Mason Fuller
U. S. Navy
Panama Canal
Guba
Fuller
Tpanama
Nicaragua
Nourse to Speak on Gordon Relief Expedition
On March 22 N J H Nourse will discuss the Expedition to the Relief of Gordon at Khartoum. Nourse, a participant under Lord Wolseley, was decorated by Queen Victoria and the Khedive of Egypt for his services. The committee plans Saturday evening musicales and smoke talks.
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N. J. H. Nourse
Gordon
Khartoum
Nourse
Lord Wolseley
Khedive of Egypt
Harlow Quits as McNamee Speaks on Case Dropping
Mayor McNamee confirms the suit by Councilman Harlow was dropped after the other side accepted a neither party agreement. He says the case was used for political effect and he wanted a finish or to pay costs if owed. He criticizes opponents for drama rather than truth and vows to continue seeking clarity.
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Kix
McNamee
Harlow
Enjoyable House Party Hosted by Timothy Crowley
A Tuesday evening gathering at 149 Otis street hosted by Timothy T. Crowley featured about forty guests. Music spanned piano solos by Theresa Murray and parlor songs by a sextet, with recitations by J. S. Barrett and Alderman Quinn, alongside performances and a closing collation chaired by Mrs. Crowley and Mrs. Driscoll. Prominent attendees listed include Theresa Murray, Loretta McNamara, Mae Lyons, Rep. Jas. Barrett, Alderman James Quinn, and numerous Crowley, Driscoll, Hegarty, Ponce, Gaughan, and related names.
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Timothy T. Crowley
Otis Street
Theresa Murray
Milton
Messrs
Gaughan
Ponce and
Hegarty
J. S. Barrett
Alderman Quinn
Loretta McNamara
Mae Lyons
8. S. Johnson
Crowley
Driscoll
Martin
Mary and
Grace Driscoll
Somerville
Annie
Katherine Driscoll
William Sanderson
John Crimmins
T. S. Downey
Joseph Hegarty
John Coughtin
John Galway
James Crowley
Joseph Sullivan
T. Dwyer
Philip Ponce
Henry Gaughan
John Crowley
Division 4 Smoke Talk Highlights Local Leaders at Rhodes Hall
A Sunday session of Division 4 A. D. IL met in Rhodes hall to hear Christopher Fay of Hoston present The Ideal American Citizen. County President John F. Dennely and ex President James J. Casey shared remarks. A 25 member committee was named to organize a fall grand bazaar. Ladies night is set for Friday March 17 to thank helpers from a recent minetrel show.
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Division 4
A. D. IL
Rhodes Hall
Prospect Street
Christopher Fay
Hoston
Kay
John F. Dennely
James J. Casey
Bernard J. Doris
Two Boys Rescued From River Drowning
Two boys aged seven to nine fell through ice at DeWolf street while attempting to cross the river. Joseph B. Burke and Earnest Stolba, both about 15, entered the ice to save them. the ice broke, they were pulled to safety along with the children, in a dramatic rescue witnessed by onlookers. This marked the second rescue in a year.
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DeWolf Street
Lynch
Joseph B. Burke
MI Street
Earnest Stolba
South Street
Master Burke
Rourke
St. Paul's
Boston
Appleton Chapel
Forest Outing Club Formed With East Sudbury Camp Plans
A Cambridge meeting of the Forest Outing Club at 34 Hunting Street elected officers M McDonald president James L Berkeley secretary and John H J St George treasurer. They announce a camp at East Sudbury Mass and invite friends to visit. Entertainment by Harvard Square Vaudeville Club members followed the gathering, with recitations and songs concluding in a catered collation.
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Forest Outing Club
John H. J. St. George
Hunting Street
Cambridge
M. McDonald
James L. Berkely
East Sudbury
Mass
William J. Grant
Charles N. Johnson
Harvard Square Vaudeville Club
Messrs. Driscoll
Urns
McEnnis
PF. Burns
Rafferty
Humphrey J. Sullivan
Joseph I
Hernan
James A. Rogers
John J. Heenan, Jr
Charles J. Gormley
Thomas W. Stokes
Daniel E. Snea
Thomas J. Lavan
Robert F. Kane
Thomas J. Morrissey
Edward J. Driscoll
Daniel O'Leary
John H. Glacker
John J. Adams
Edward O. McEnnis
Barry St. George, Jr
John H. J. St George
Sacred Heart Parish Reunion Draws Mt Auburn Faithful
The Sacred Heart parish reunion at Cyprus hall Mt Auburn drew the community with Geldert's orchestra playing and a grand march led by John Timony Mae O Brien John O Brien and Frances O Brien. Supper served during intermission by Bushway. A social event remembered by many attendees.
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Mt. Auburn
Sacred Heart Parish
Cyprus Hall
Prospect Street
Geldert
John A. Timonys
Mae O'Brien
John O’brien
Frances O'Brien
James Curry
Nellie Collegan
John A. Timony
John O'Brien
Aids
John Hogan
Ian Feeney
Richard H. Powers
Stephen Hines
John McGann
John Sullivan
W. 8. Andrews
Charles
Mamie Burns
Mary Godfrey
Marion Newman
Eva Skalian
William Curry
John Brien
C. Newman
Joseph Turk
James Callin
Murtagh Farrell
Agnes
Annie Griffin
Anna Friel
Helen Brooks
Fanny Logan
Lizzie Curtin
Amelia Quigley
Mary
Cambridge social event features music and humor in mutual benefit gathering
The Frank A. Kennedy Mutual Benefits Association meeting in Cambridge Center last Tuesday showcased Gerald Maguire and Misses Margaret Maguire and Apestine Goodwin with singing and recitations. The Harvard Square Vaudeville Club performed well with Johnson, Burns, Buckley, Kennan, Werley, Gormley, Cordon, Sullivan, and McDonald delivering varied acts. A late-night dance followed a generous collation, with planning for an upcoming Knights of Columbus event amid city park loan updates and field developments in Cambridgeport and North Cambridge.
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Cambridge
Brattle Lal
Paris I
Charles Almy
William A. Bancroft
D. Brannan
Baron R. Briggs
John Brooks
George
G. Coale
Joseph Dorr
H H. Dana, Jr
Ephraim Mmerton
Woodward Kinery
Frank A. Kennedy Mutual Benefits Association
Cambridge Bell
Central Square
Welsh
Gerald Maguire
Margaret Maguire
Aipestine Coodwin
Harvard Square
Charles Johnson
Edward Burns
James Buckley
John Kennan
Uumphrevy Sullivan
John Werley
Charles Gormley
Edward Cordon
John
Michael McDonald
Gussta
Walsh
Cambridge Club Hears Park Work Talk at Banquet
The Cambridge Club held a meeting and banquet at Young's Hotel. Andrew J. Conlin, Cambridge park commission chairman, spoke on the park department and the need for public understanding of park work in Cambridge. He praised early planners for a growing city’s park system after the park act went into effect.
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Cambridge Club
Young's Hotel
Park Commission of
Cambridge
Henry C. Houghton
Andrew J. Conlin
Park Commission
Anny
Park Commission Work Highlights in Cambridge History
In 1893 the Cambridge park program grew from a push to create a comprehensive system as open lands dwindled. The speaker credits twelve years of service by the park commissioners and notes civic devotion and intelligent planning shaping future health and well-being for residents.
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Park Commission
Cambridge
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