Cambridge Board of Health considers renovation to curb consumption
A Cambridge Board of Health hearing discussed mandatory renovation of infected apartments to prevent tuberculosis. Proponents cite Dr. Biggs and New York results showing lower death rates after renovation. Critics opposed enforcement. matter taken under advisement. The meeting also covered Burns celebration plans and a Catholic Union whist event.
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United States
Board of Health
Biggs
New York Board of Health
Manhattan
Bronx
Old
New York
Cambridge
Michael McGrath
Palermo Street
Nicholas Bechtel
Harvard Street
Eugene A. Darling
Surprise raid and bowling win by 990th Artillery at Newtownelub
The 990th Artillery from Charlestown raided the Newtownelub clubhouse Monday evening, taking all but one billiards game and two pool games. In the bowling, the Battery won three straight as Cambridge struggled to reach 1200, Dudley top scoring with 290. Other items include Boston Central Labor Union planning a February 7 rally at Faneuil Hall with President Eliot. Cambridge laundry adopting fresh boxes for sanitary reasons. and multiple club meetings and installations spanning January events.
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Battery
Cambridge
Waters
Dudley
Boston Central Labor Union
Eliot
Faneuil Hall
Wells Memorial Hall
Eliotta
Workmen's Sick and Death Benefit
United States of America
Prospect Hall
McInnes Orchestra
Peter Smith
St. Paul's Baptist Church
Boston
Camden Street
Jesse Harrell
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Smith
Virginia
St. Paul's Church
Joy Street
Board of Health
Independent Ice Company
Second Street
William Stolba
South Street
Cambridge Lodge of Elks
Edward McLaughlin
Boston Lodge
Cambridge Lodge
City Aldermen Deliberate on Committees and Charter Proposals
The board of aldermen met Tuesday evening to review standing and joint committees across city departments including Accounts Finance Fire Health Highways and Parks. They adopted multiple orders, authorized reorganizations and funding moves, and formed a joint committee with the common council to study charter amendments and Cambridge bridge matters.
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Kent Coveney
Flynn
Barnard
Caswell
O'Neil
Meyers
Harington
Dinan
McSorley
Barnard and
Davis
Stephens, Monk and
Hogan
Allen and
Anderson
Cronin
Joel
Coveney
Blodgett
Barry
Stearns
Walcott
Giles
Wood
Carstein
Lmore
Downey
Barry and
Harrington
Monk
Thayer
Smithers
Lake
Stephens
Harlow
Allen
Elmore
Reardon
Parks
Kneeland
Nelligan
Board OF Aldermen
Harrington and Allen
Harrington and
Alderman Davis
New Cambridge Bridge
Ward
Myers
Rapid Transit
Fis
Committee On Accounts
Committee On
Mark J. Folsom
John F. Rooney
Auguste Levesque
William Simpson
John McCabe
Margaret M. B. O'Brien
Feroge G. Crocker
Elizabeth J. D. Kennard
R. 0. Munroe
City Home
Alexander McKenzie
Committee On Finance
The
Commonwealth
Charles River
City Electrician
Brookline Bridge
Acacia
Athens
Ash Street
General Court
Committee On Fire Department
Fred A. Rudge
Public Property Committee
Cemetery Commissioners
Coolidge
Brattle Square
Grand Army
Stearn
Committee On Legislative Matetera
Fire Department
Civil Service Rules
N. He, T. and T. Company of
Massachusetts
Brown Street
Cambridge Electric Light Company
B. F. Babb
Wm. Carter
Common Victualler
Michael J. Walsh
Phipps & Co
David Stranger
George Papadimatris
Michael Nawn
Andrew Nawn
Joseph Nawn
Park Police
Cambridge
Welsbach Street Lighting Company of America
Common Council Meeting Sets Annual Finances and Paving Plan
The second common council meeting opened at 8 30 with several absences. President Stearns formed committees as Downey proposed a 6000 allocation to exterminate brown tail moths. Cronin urged paving Webster Avenue to the Somerville line and Joel pushed May 2 to Oct 20 Saturday half holidays for city workers.
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Common Council
Stearns
Dinan
Monks
Nelligan
Stephens
Downey
Cronin
Webster Avenue
Cambridge Street
Somerville
Joel
Ward 7 Club elects officers amid mixed support for Anderson
The Ward 7 Club held its officer election Monday with four candidates for president. Anderson led with 87 votes to Polack 12 Feeley 6 and Collashaw 3. Elected were Vice-president J D Barnes secretary Richard Hopkins treasurer William Kaltrell sergeant at arms John McCauley and directors William H Gray Martin Witte Joseph Williame William Foy James Grant. A concert at Mt Olive Baptist Church Thursday benefited the Miller Art Association founded by Germon Averie Reavie of Cambridge and Joseph Bryant of St Louis with a strong program from both colored and white artists.
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Cambridge Cadets
Brattle Hall
McInnes
Peaceful Henry
Martin J. Douglass
Charles Johnson
Thomas Sullivan
James Connell
John Irwin
Walter Fallon
Edward Dickerman
Eugene Sullivan
John Shea
John Parker
James Shea
Albert Wilkinson
William Hanlon
Daniel Murphy
Frank Carlin
Alderman Anderson
Anderson
Polack
Martin Feeley
Walter Collashaw
Mr. Anderson
Mr. Polack
Feeley
Mr. Collashaw
J. D. Barnes
Richard Hopkins
William Kaltrell
John, McCauley
Willam H. Gray
Martin Witte
Joseph Williame
William Foy
James Grant
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Miller Art Association
Messrs
Germon A. Reavie
Cambridge
Joseph Bryant
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Caledonian Club
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Glasgow
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America
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W. H. Estey
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Lewis W. Grose
James B. Soper
George H. Hastings
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Lorenstein Brown
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Richard M. O'Brien
Comrate Pike
Collins
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W. H. Enos & CO
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Concord Avenue
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Lancaster BT
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Emdaimney
Rindge Avenue
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Cambridgeport
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Bay St
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Rice St
North Cambridge
Brooks & Conley
Massachusetts Avenue
Soden Street
Ulric Gagnon
Bartlett's
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Cambridge, Mass
Office Wharf
First Street
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Mass. Ave
Glenwood
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