East Cambridge stage show praised by local audience
The article celebrates a lively East Cambridge entertainment featuring the Lady Funmakers and the Great Four with vivid notes on performers including John Wilson Mrs Wilson Frank Shaughnessy John O Neill and Miss Mary McCarthy. It details a long cast list a grand chorus and a late night dance that followed the show with many attendees and ongoing social events.
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Yarloun
John Wilson
John O'Neill
William Toohey
Bil Toohey
East Cambridge
Mary
Lloyd
Kitty Sipben
Minnele Carey
Mae Siphen
Tog
Mary McCarthy
Geo. Suits
Marietta Emory
Miss Collins
Cupid
George Johnson
Louise Shaughnessy
Jack Gardner
Tom Killeen
Senator McPhee
Rang Shaughnessy
Gardner
John
Allee G. Sullivan
Kitty McCarthy
Sadie Quinn
Chas, Garvin
John McClellin
Mary A. Sullivan
Mae Doyle
Arthur O'Neill
Mary Murtaugh
Susie Collins
Cornnihan
Chas
Reagan
Katherine Griffin
Lillian McClusker
Matthew Galligan
Daniel Bracken
John McCarthy
Patrick Holloran
Wm. Skelly
Jos. Quinn
Mias A. Shaughnessy
Lydia Reardon
Wm. Bowen
Thos, Traverty
Sadie Barker
Nellie Shaughnessy
William Barrows
Daniel Quinn
Gertrude Moran
Theresa Carey
John Teager
Thos
Segrue
Mary Cassidy
Theresa H. Leddy
Margaret Mahoney
T. Harrington
Edw
Breen
Jos. Kelly
T. J. Scannell
Peter H. Curran
D. Henry Callahan
Francis J. Kkelly
John W. Pendergast
Frank Shaughnessy
Charles Garvin
Dantel Bracken
Arthur
KR. J. Delaney
Joseph Lane
Z. W. Lendergast
D.meary Callahan
Lehan & Metarthy
Gore Street
W. O. Kalberg
Cambridge Street
East Cowbridge
Folsom
Washington Street
Boston
Lord's Electric
Third Street
East
Cambridge
Frank Fahy
Manuel Andrew
Corneilman
William Hogan
McLaughlin
Florence Mahan
John Garvin
Fred D. Mahoney
William ©. Doyle
Molle
Alazie Crowley
Tilly McLanagh
Alice Burke
John McInnes
Edward Harkins
Edward Powers
Frank Horgan
Harry Hannon
William Kersey
Joseph Finn
William Keough
Jeremiah Scannell
David Scannell
Thomas O'Keefe
John Loan
John Abern
Lawrence O'Neil
Richard Healey
John Coveney
May Gormley
Gertrude Mitchell
Helen Swanton
John J. Skelly
Catherine Royal
Margaret McCarthy
Lena Benz
Lena Galvin
Nora Galvin
Misa Josephine Reagan
Mabel Campbell
Grace Gilligan
Nellie Calnan
Milas Mamie Cowhlg
William Quinn
John Bay
Margaret Coffey
William Cody
Thoms Feeney
James Keough
William McClelan
David Bolan
Mise Helle McElroy
Arthur Regan
Indies Night in Prospect Street Hall Honors Helpers
A grand Indies night hosted by Division 40 A O H at Rhode's hall 40 Prospect Street Friday evening March 17 honors Indy friends for their aid in recent social and musical successes. Members aim to make the event a fitting monument of gratitude and hope to move hearts with their tribute.
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Essex Hall
Prospect’ Street
Cambridge Lodge
American Benefit Society
Fred Sydney
Boston
Dave Deshler
Cambridge
Muale Hall
Webster
Maass
Lakeside A. C
Boxton
Eugene Buckley
Sydney
Deshler
Hugh J. McGuhnis
Lving
No. 10
Broadway
Cambridge Hospital
Tarvard Bridge
East Cambridge
John E. Dwyer
Dwyer
New York
The
Bradley Literary Club
Newtowne Hall
North
Tiveralde
Rhodes Hall
No. 40
Prospect Street
Riverside Orchestra
Janifer and
Holman
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W. Mekusin
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Richardson
Rufus V
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Bester
Sok” Fallon
New England League
AnthTuber Enlists Society
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Union
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Millett Siuitarium
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Charles J. Copeland
Harvard
Kipling
Copeland
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Tremont Temple
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Maine
Ed. Barrett
Norfolk Associates
Union Hall
Somerville
Kelly
Bill, Jr
Henry
Harry
Johnnie
Frank
H. A. and Co. C
Washington
Roosevelt
State Armory
Massachusetts Avenue
Wellington School
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Masachusetts Avenue
Division 40
Rhode's Hall
Dan Madden Rebounds as Illness Abates in Cambridge
The article notes Dan Madden slowly recoving from a long illness with his head clerk Toomey managing operations. It reports upcoming events: Lakeview Outing Club vaudeville at Institute Hall on March 6, Dandelion Pleasure Club ball at Cyprus Hall March 8, and a Martha Washington tea at Second Hapital Church. It also mentions the engagement of Mabel S. Law to Jesse H. Higgins and future Bar Harbor wedding.
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Dan Madden
Cambridge and
Lambert Streets
Dan ‘Toomey
Lakeview
Institute Hall
Mennies
Dandeloin Pleasure Club
Cyprus Hall
No. 40
Prospect Street
East Cambridge
Martha Washington
Second Hapital Church
Bowtoulan Opera Company
Bar Harbor
Editorial on Civil Service for County Employees
The Herald discusses civil service for county workers in a Monday edition editorial noting Representative Barrett's push for such legislation. The piece mirrors Barrett's arguments and frames his bill as the model for reform.
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the Herald
Representative Barrett
House
Ben
Memorial Service for Cambridge Knights of Columbus Deceased
Cambridge Council No. 74 Knights of Columbus held a memorial mass at St Peter's Church with Father Farrell celebrating and Fathers Ryan Splaine deaconing. An assembled circle heard a roll call of deceased members including Gallagher McGee McCarthy McCue Malley Maguire Murray Kelley Brandon Fitzpatrick Dee Burns Hogan Marshall Scanlon Kean Moriarty Buckley Reid Burns Corcoran Curran Harrington.
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St. Peter’s Church
Cambridge
Council
Knights Columbus
Father Farrell
Father Ryan
Father Splaine
Sacred Heart Church
Mt. Auburn
Hubert T. Smith
Master Maguire
Cambridge Council
William J. Gallagher
Thomas J. McGee
Timothy McCarthy
Thomas T. McCue
Edward J. Malley
William F. Maguire
Joseph J. Kelley
Michael T. Brandon
John B. Fitzpatrick
Joseph P. Dee
James H. Burns
Matthew E. Hogan
Joseph S Marshall
John B. Scanlon
Henry M. Kean
Patrick H. Moriarty
Timothy F. Buckley
James Bruce Reid
Patrick Burns
Thomas A. Corcoran
Francis T. Curran
John J. Harrington
Tutors Edge Schools In Spirited Malta Temple Bowling
A candle-pin bowling contest held last Wednesday at Malta Temple alleys 4 Prospect Street drew a large crowd. The Tutors defeated the Schools by a close score 204 to 2 04 in a tense duel, leaving the Schools confident for a rematch.
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Malta Temple
Prospect Street
Cambridge Correspondence on Rapid Transit Needs
Editor notes public sentiment on transit in Cambridge. Author argues elevated railway is preferable to a subway and believes many favor an elevated line over published views.
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Cambridge Sentinel
Cambridge
Naa
Public dispute over underground transit for Cambridge Boston route
The writer argues against underground rail due to discomfort, noise, and bad air. He claims most riders prefer open air views and questions if Cambridge residents will accept daily underground travel for the benefit of a few detractors, noting compensation for affected property owners.
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Cambridge
Boston
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