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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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 $.
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Orchard Street
Ward
B. Buckley
G. W. Connor
Julia L. Johnson
Harvard Street
J. A. Mctenac
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Brooks & Conley
Soden Street
Ulric Gagnon
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