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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1904

Page

4

City Government Ends With Sparse Audience and Budget Notes

The Cambridge board of aldermen held a brief meeting with few spectators. The mayor’s withdrawal of Nat Ryan from fire department eligibility was accepted. The session approved multiple budgets, salaries, and future actions, with several items carried to the next city government for further consideration.

Cambridge Public Library Wm. L. R. Gifford Gifford FB. A. McCarthy Barnes Wheerers Thomas Wentworth Higginson Higginson

Common Council Adopts Rules and Adjourns As Debates Drag

The Cambridge common council met after 9 pm with several members absent and debated minor details. The meeting featured praise for President Clark, consideration of a four month back pay for a fireman, and a postponed street department appropriation. The session adjourned sine die at 11 24. All this comes as news dealers shout for more SENTINELS and the next city government.

Fereed Ice Company Second Street Frederick A. Reed Fire Department Henry T. Kelsey Amory Street Barry Good Davis Sine Fe Clark Barnard Fimore Harrington Myers McCarthy Nelligan Quinn Walcott Monks Rhodes Stearns Dudley Downey Common Council Board of Aldermen

Inmate Quarrel Slashes Officer at Mast Cambridge House

A quarrel between two inmates at the Mast Cambridge House of Correction left Officer Warren G. Livermore with a bad facial cut and prisoner Frank Howe in solitary confinement. The incident occurred Monday around 10 am in the brush making shop where Livermore supervises. John J. Kenney was restrained and escorted to a cell after the fight. The matter was kept quiet until late yesterday afternoon when details leaked out.

Cambridge Warren G. Livermore Frank Howe House of Correction Livermore Fred Griffiths John J. Kenney Griffiths

Inmate Attacks Officer With Razor at Livermore Facility

An inmate in a state prison charged at an officer in the shaving area with a razor. Howe swung at Livermore and cut the officer's face, prompting Bridges to draw his revolver and order Howe to drop the weapon. Howe surrendered and was placed in solitary confinement.

Livermore Howe Bridges

Hearing On Health Board Order For Calcom And Repapering Rooms

On Wednesday evening a hearing before the board of health on the order requiring calcom ing and repapering rooms after occupancy by consumptives is expected to draw a large audience. Real estate men split on expense versus public good.

Board of Health Calcoming

Deaths The Brown Johnson Raymond and more prominent notices

Death notices list numerous residents with addresses and ages, naming Winifred B. Brown John Johnson Benjamin H Raymond Isaac Gilbert Robbins Mary Donovan Francis J Franklin Edward Kenny Hazel G Thompson Joseph Gutoski Joseph Silva Mary E Onhill Nora Mary Robbins Patrick Brennan Julia Hannon Sarah Robinson Knowlton Harold W Thompson Jeremiah Burke Charlotte A Ogden Ada Glynn Samuel W Hicks Mary Daly Annie Hicks Robert Forrest and Mary Jane Kingsley with dates December and local addresses across Cambridge streets.

Cambridge Street Franklin—Dex Amory Place Francis J. Franklin Kenny Cambridge Hospital Edward Kenny Thompson Auburn Street Hazel G. Thompson Gutoski Mullins Court Joseph Gutoski Silva Lowland Avenue Joseph Sil’ A Cahill van Norden Street Mary FE Onhill Robbins Spring Street Nora Mary Robbins Brennan Hunting Street Patrick Brennan Hannon Otis Street Julia Hannon Knowlton Traymore Street Sarah Robinson Knowlton Harold W. Thompson Burke Washington Street Jeremiah Burke Ogden Brookline Street Charlotte A. Ogden Glynn Elm Street Ada Glynn Hicks Pine Street Samuel W. Hicks Daly Warren Street Mary Daly Pine As Street Annie Hicks Forrest Bank Street Robert Forrest Kingsley Ghester Street Mary Jane Kingsley

Marriages Recorded with Local Clergy Dec 24

Several couples wed in city churches on December 24, including Theodore W. Barnard and Mary Ellen Fiske, Chester A. Henderson and Mamie Brobson, Albert Hudson and Amy Fowler, Charles L. Blanchard and Cora Ellen Blanvelt, Lester I. Smith and Mary Florence Cox, John Colin MacDonald and Mary MacKinnon, Hance John McIntosh and Bertha Jessie Sullivan, Amille Mercer and Georgie Beanhan, Everett L. Getchell and Maude Anna Johnson, Joseph EB Brouillard and Mary J. Sampson, Luigi Melatto and Hila Elizabeth Mick, Leo Colurso and Concetta Lanna, and Josephine M. Rossi.

Barnard—Fiske Geo. W. Bickwell Theodore W. Barnard Mary Ellen Fiske Henderson—Brobson Chas. A. O'Connor Chester A. Henderson Mamie Brobson Boston Hudson—Fowler Silas B. Duffield Albert Hudson Amy Fowler Blanchard—Blanvelt Geo. Whittaker Charles L. Kk. Blanchard Cora Ellen Blanvelt Smith—Cox F. A. McDonald Lester If, Smith Winchester Mary Florence Cox MacDonald — Mackennon Charles B. Rice John Colin MacDonald Mary Mackinnon McIntosh—Sullivan J. P. Harper Hance John McIntosh Bertha Jessie SuLlivan Haverhill Brouillard—Sampson L. Perennes Joseph EB. Brouillard Mary J. Sampson Melatto Flick Roberto Bransoffin Luigi Melatto Hila Wlizabeth Mick Depaolo—Lonna Leo Colurso Concetta Lanna Anzaloni—Rossi Roberto Josephine M. Rosai

Building Permits for Two Family Dwellings in City

Permit 10876-71 lists Connor as owner at 74 Orchard Street Ward 11 with architect Buckley and builder G W Connor. A two family wooden dwelling is planned at about $5000. Permit 10877 for Julia L Johnson rear 214 Harvard Street Ward 4 lists J A Mctenac as builder altering a carriage house and stable into a two family dwelling at about $.

Connor Orchard Street Ward B. Buckley G. W. Connor Julia L. Johnson Harvard Street J. A. Mctenac

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Chas. E. Davis Boylston Street James J. Barrett James J. Shea John T. Shea Shea Bros Pearl Street Fifth Street WM. H. Wood & CO Lister, Koell, Kimball, Ludwig & Co Smith & Barnes Wentworth & Keller P. O’brien Mass. Ave Jesiate Corner Inman Squake Cunningham Massachusetts Avenue Chas, A. McLean Boylston &J Eliot St P. J T. E. Kiley Tremont Street Somerville Norfolk Street James F. Mullen Hampshire Street Carstein Bell Nat Ryan Water Board Committee On Water Supply General Court City Electrician Superintendent of Public Buildings Commonwealth Legislative Commission Charles River EASA Committee On Finance Water Department Committee On Fire Department Hayes Committee On Health Sherman New England Telephone and Telegraph Company Cambridge Electric Light Company Frederick W. Rogers Committee On Legislative Affairs Civil Service John S. O’brien Concord Avenue City Home Alexander McKenzie Thomas I. Doyle Auguste Levisque John P. Rogers William Sampson R. C. Munroe Webster Avenue George G. Crocker Wim Street Harry Dustin Joll Gifford's W. H. Enos & CO Cambridge, Mass F, Whiting & CO Union Stables HOGE Green St Mass Isaac McLean Lancaster Bt Daniel P. Daneny Endler Rindge Avenue North Flora M. Cavanagh Main Street Cambridgeport James Curry Broadway Junction Main St G. P. O’brien Bay &J J.a.cummings Printers and Publishers Oliver Street Binas Pres P. H. Concannon Treas Main David J. Nelligan Fane Rice St North Cambridge Brooks & Conley Soden Street Ulric Gagnon Bartlett's Stable Consumers Co-Operative Coal Company Office Wharf First Street Metropolitan Collections Coo S. H. Harrington JA. Hedin East
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