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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1904

Page

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Inauguration Day Draws Cambridge Leaders Back

A crowded aldermanic chamber welcomed the new city officers in Cambridge. Ex-mayors and long-time political figures returned, as Mayor-elect Daly and Mayor McNamee took oath and heard an inaugural address urging a sober, businesslike administration. The speech outlined debt, public buildings, water supply, parks, and civic projects for the year ahead.

Exmayors Cambridge Old Guard J. J. Meyers Charles I. Barter A. P. Clarke Alvin F. Sortwell James A. Wood Frank A. Allen J. M. W. Hall Henry B. Leighton Otis Brown John B. Barry David J. Sullivan Patrick Cotcannon T. H. Heaton Lane Grey Daly McNamee Coveney Barry and Lake Caratein Harrington Davis Flynn Elmore Downey Board of Aldermen Common Council Blodgett Barnard Hogan Almy Edward J. Moriarty St. Peter's Church

Inauguration Gossip and City Hall Change

A gossip column chronicles Mayor-elect Daly seeking an advance city report from Superintendent Shea, and the inauguration procession with McNamee accompanying Daly. It notes portraits, bets on city office votes, and a festive mood amid expected personnel shifts at City Hall and the Board of Aldermen.

City Hall Couathan

Reorganization of police sparks ward 5 political scheming

A lettered chronicle from the ward council scene alleges Alderman Davis and allies maneuver for police chief, captains, and cash retirement ploys linked to ex Chief Cloyes. It warns about political payoffs, favors for ally Carstein, and a looming fall shift under a Democratic mayor.

Davis Donovan Alfred Henry Lewis Washington Capt. Murray Pat Hurley Murray Capt Cloyes

Death of John B Scanlon a Cambridge resident 65

John B Scanlon longtime Cambridge resident and Boston teaming businessman dies at 65 from heart trouble at his Windsor Street home. He leaves a wife and son William 12. He helped lead Cambridge council No 74 Knights of Columbus for 11 years. Funeral at St Marys Church with Rev Fathers Scanion Barry Brown. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

John B. Scanlon Windsor Street Cambridge Boston William Scanlon Cambridge Council Knights of Columbus St. Mary's Church of the Annunciation Michael Scanion William Barry Dennis J. Brown James T. Whelan William J. Cogan K. of Missa Christine Galbraith Cathedral Quartet Calvary Calvary Cemetery

New Catholic Church Permitted at Mt Aurub and De Wolf

Archbishop Williams receives a building permit to construct a new Catholic church on the corner of Mt Auburn and De Wolf streets. The project costs about 200000 dollars and will seat around 1000, with two entrances facing Mt Auburn and De Wolf. The parochial school will move to land next to the Boston Book Company plant and the convent will be built nearby, framing a boulevard near Soldiers Field. Officers for the Broadway Bay 1st Church year include Acting Superintendent William Miatt, Secretary-Treasurer Granville Daniels, and Librarian Clyde McPhee. the church was dedicated ten years ago next month with memorial services planned.

Willams Mt. Auburn and de Wolf Streets A To Mt. Auburn Street de Wolf Street Boston Book Comway College Broadway Bay William Miatt Tremont Street Granville J. Daniels Norfolk Street Clyde McPhee Somerville

Cambridge Knights of Columbus Banquet Draws 300 Plus Attendees

Cambridge Council No 74 hosted its sixth annual banquet at Prospect Hall with Grand Knight James T Whelan introducing toastmaster James F Aylward. State deputy Joseph O Pelletier linked progress of the order in the west and future council installations across Charlottetown St John and Halifax while the national council works to translate the ritual into Spanish for Cuba and Puerto Rico. Local officials Rev James N Supple ex Mayor McNamee and Mayor Augustine J Daly spoke, and retiring grand knight James T Whelan received a commemorative presentation from numerous benefactors in the Moylan group and others.

Cambridge Council Knights of Columbus Prospect Hall James T. Whelan James F. Aylward Joseph O Pelletier Charlottetown St. John N. B Halifax National Council Cuba Porto Rico James N. Supple Joseph J. Nolan Charity Bureau McNamee Augustine J. Daly Cambridge John J. Ryan

Cambridge council honors warden with gold watch and charm

Anthony J. Sylvester, longtime warden of Cambridge Council No. 74 K of C, receives a gold watch chain and charm at a banquet and is thanked for two years of service. Elaborate program includes Mozart Quartet, story, music, and a large list of attendees and officers for 1904.

C. Charm Aylward Anthony J. Sylvester Cambridge Council Patrick J. Anglin W. F. Troy Mozart Richard H. Aylward John Dee J. Edward Barry Frank J. Lynch Frank J. McCluskey Grand Knights of the Council Edward J. Brandon Edward N. Manning Thomas F. Dolan Timothy W. Good John H. H. McNamee James ¥. Aylward Edward A. Couathan John E. Smith James T. Whelan Hubert T. Smith M. Joseph O'Donnell John J. Ryan Wiliam J. Hopkins Frank §. Dardis James A. Furfey H. M. Egan M. J. Shallow W. FE. Corcoran R. O'Hanlon W. H.mannx G. A. Aylward W. A. Mulling Z. F. Morrison W. BK. Murphy F. F. McCarthy W. H. Reid J. F. McElroy F. F. MccGirr J. B. Byrne F. C. White B. F. Harrigan W. B. Fleet W. BR. Doherty W. J. Balfe D. F. Reardon J. F. James G. B. Averett D. J. Farrell T. F. O'Brien W. F. Fitzgerald J. J. Ahern F. A. Rooney G. T.mckelligett F. J F. J. Brassell F. Confu McDonald T.ringham H. PB. McGoldrick White B. J. Hagarty R. R. Mullin T. W. Good J. P. Maloney W. P. O'Connor W. J. McCann R. J. Carr T. F. Atkinson EB. Welch P. BW

Held for Grand Jury in Cambridge break in case

Jesse W. Avery Jr. and William Grant, both Cambridge residents, were arrested yesterday afternoon by Inspectors Deehan and Hurley on charges of breaking and entering Russell Hall Harvard dormitory. A shot was fired at janitor Burns during the alleged incident. They were not brought to Cambridge district court as inspectors seek more evidence and records. Grant previously faced truancy and larceny charges, Avery earlier disturb peace and larceny charges. Both were held for the grand jury by Judge Almy in the Third District Court Thursday morning.

Jesse W. Avery, Jr Inman Street Cambridge William Grant Ellery Street Deehan Hurley Russell Hall Harvard Burns Cambridge District Court Grant Chelmsford Avery Almy Third District Court

Eagles Install Officers at Cambridge Aerie

Cambridge Aerie No. 185 F C B installed its officers for the year with State Grand Deputy Brackett presiding. Names include Past President John A. Kelliher, President William Stolba, VP P I Diehl, Chaplain John J. Cunningham, Secretary J J Gately, Treasurer ks Kneeland, Conductor Charles Murphy, Guards W L Fallon and Charles Harrington, Physicians Drs George McIntyre and Charles Feeley, Trustees D J O'Brien Thomas O'Hara William Cunningham. Large attendance followed by a social session, guest invitations, a program, and a light collation.

Cambridge Aerie Brackett John A. Kelliher Worthy William Stolba P. I. Diehl John J. Cunningham J. J. Gately Ks Kneeland Charles Murphy W. L. Fallon Charles Harrington George McIntyre Charles Feeley D. J. O'Brien Thomas O'Hara William Cunningham

Harvard Track Team Starts Practice At Hemenway Gym

Harvard track candidates began training in Hemenway gymnasium with about 70 men. Four squads worked on chest weights starts and a short board-track run. Harvard plans relay entries at the B A A games against Pennsylvania and Yale and at the Penn relay carnival in Philadelphia.

Harvard Hemenway Gymnasium Holmes Field Pennsylvania Yale University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia W. A. Schick Louis Grilk M. Y. Perkins FB. CO Rust B. J. Dives G. Curtis W. G. Colwell J. W. Stone A. Dana D. W. Howes A. King J. W. Hall J. W. Bird F. R. Bauer A. Peterson F. H. Schoenfuss D. H. Robinson R. Oveson C. E. Crane A. Derby W. M. Murphy R. Robeson D. Ayres W. B. Jordan R. Gring A. Robeson B. M. Sawyer Charles RB. Dowd Cambridge M. J. Dowd River Street Dowd Paso Texas Department of Special Agents Cambridgeport Quincy A. A Columbia A. A Dunster Walter Swan Boston Elevated Railway Company

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Council Stearns Esty Charles Bullock Charles Walker Eame Builiinus Kelley School Fletcher School Brattle Central Squares Beech Street Water Board Fresh Pond Kingsley Park PARKS River Park Charles River Cambridge Field Park Commission General Superintendent of Parks Oversehers Martin Eldridge Charles KE. Goodrow Summa A Lewis L. Bryant William G. Brousseau Concord Avenue Fitchburg Bolton Street Raymond Street Wyeth Square Cambridge Bridge Cord Avenue Alewife Brook Lechmere Canal Veulenvieise Seeenee Penteeeee Svceedebhas Eens Seeepee Terest Tyral Sentinel's Streets Shea Henry Dockrey Dr. Lane Louis F. Baldwin Siayor McNamee John’ McNames Democrat Archibald Howe Rhodes Clark Carstein East Cambridge Post Office Sam Hhe J. O'Brien Barry O'Brien Ned Billy Mr. Carstein Elm Street John Ward Seven Club Mike Shea Sentinel NEW Catholic Church Council T. Corcoran W. J. Cogan J. W. Isaac P. J. Wheldon J. J. Leahy J. F. Mulvehill D. J. Carroll EK. M. Manning J. W. Dolan C. RB. Greco J. H. Gleason H. F. Rose W. E. Murphy Jos. Col B. Davis E. F. Mulvehill J. F. Murray J. W. Delay C. Sheehan C. A. McKenna J. B. Barry J. H. Brown E. Murphy J. F. Deslauries W. F. Brown C. J. McCue W. F. Brooks C. BE. Maguire P. H. Die K. of C Wendell Street Auguste Young Vaop
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