Inauguration Ceremonies Joint Aldermen Committees
Long list of city officials and aldermen assignments for inaugural ceremonies. Enumerates standing and joint committees, chairmen, and specific departmental duties such as finance health highways legal matters and rapid transit with names of presidents aldermen and members.
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Stephens and
Brownell—Claims
Beale
Stephens Am Crane—Finance
Dow, Blanchard and Henderson—Fire Department
Penniman and
Clarr
Allen and
Blanchard
Clary and Stephens
Heale, Brownell and Allen
Penniman
Stephens
Brownell and Heale
Henderson and
Crane
Deale
Dow
Clary and
Glanchard
Dow and
Henderson
Brownell
Bonds
Beale and
Allen, Dow and Crane—Claims
Stephens and Crane
Stephens and Blanchard
Clary and Brownell
Blanchard and Stephens
Allen
Soldiers’ Aid
Clary
City Aldermen Bid Farewell at Banquet in 1906
Last Saturday the board of aldermen and common council met at the American House for a farewell banquet. City Clerk Edward J. Brandon and other officials attended while most of the aldermen were present except John Allen. President Lake received a two volume set of Brice's American Commonwealth as a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen and Common Council
Edward J. Brandon
John C. McDuffee
Eben Pike
John B. Whoriskey
James Beane
Council Session Reveals Past Machinations and Courteous Farewell
In a lively gathering, councilors exposed old plots between Giles and Wood in the presidency race two years past. Crane presented George Giles with a cane and umbrella as the group heard cordial speeches from Giles, Lake, Clerk Couathan, and Wm McAnaul. The evening ended on a high note with sincere addresses and fond memories.
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Giles
Wood
Council
Crane
Stetson
Chase
George Giles
Edward Couathan
Wm. McAnaul
Lake
Larner the Furrier Promises Square Deal in Furs
Larner the furrier at 48 Massachusetts Ave near Gay St promotes a serious approach to fur buying. An expert, he offers only bona fide top quality furs and aims to hold steady trade with a square deal for every shopper.
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Larner
Massachusetts Ave
Gay St
Obituary for Jeremiah Coughlan and Julia Haley
Jeremiah Coughlan of 32 Magnolia avenue died recently with services at St Pauls church where he had many friends and fraternal ties. Julia Haley's funeral from 128 Hampshire street included a requiem high mass at St Marys of the Assumption and interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Julia Haley
Hampshire Street
St. Mary's of the Assumption
Holy Cross Cemeery
Ellen F Connor Listed as Dial Attender at Residence
Ellen F Connor daughter of Mr and Mrs Jeremiah O Connor is described as living at 2 Charles Rivercourt. The brief item notes her as a young lady in the local society notices.
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Ellen F.connor
Jeremiah O'Connor
Dial Atter
Charles Rivercourt
Funeral at St Pauls for 22 year old with bright disposition
The obituary notes a 22 year old with a bright, active disposition. The family mourns a terrible loss as many friends attend the funeral Thursday morning at St. Pauls Church with a high mass and burial in St. Pauls Cemetery.
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St. Paul's Church
St. Paul's Cemetery
Funeral held for Jeremiah Corcoran at St Pauls Ter
Jeremiah Corcoran died after a short illness at Cambridge hospital. Funeral Sunday afternoon at 1 30 from his home 32 Magnolia avenue and at St Pauls church with Father Farrell officiating. He leaves a wife and five children. Delegations from Joseph J Kelley Court F of A Thomas Francis Meagher Literary Association Boston Division 1 A O H and Local 17 Boston Bartenders Union attended. Burial was in Holy Cross cemetery Shielden.
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Jeremiah Corcoran
Magnolia Avenue
Corcoran
Cambridge Hospital
St. Paul's Church
Ter
Father Farrell
Joseph J. Kelley
A. Thomas Francis Meagher Literary Association
Boston
Installations Mark Start Of A. O. H. Division 37 Year
At St. Peter's hall Concord avenue County President John Donnelly installed the executive board for the ensuing year of Division 37 A. O. H. James T. was named President and other officers were welcomed in a formal ceremony last Monday night.
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St. Peter's Hall
Concord Avenue
Refresh
Twohig serves as vice president with M. Denthan recording secretary and M. Hillary financial secretary. Dennis Twohig is treasurer and James Shea acts as sentinel alongside Patrick Riley and Timothy Danehy.
Division Aims for Prosperous Year Under President Twohig
The group reports that meals were served and an enjoyable evening was spent. Under President Twohig's vigorous management the division plans a successful year ahead.
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Twohig
A Man with a Past at Bijou Theatre
John Craig's company brings the three act comedy A Man with a Past to the Bijou Theatre next week. Set in England with farcical elements the play promises strong acting and fresh presentation for this stock company debut in the city.
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John Craig
England
Craig
Holland Brothers
Phantom Detective at Grand Opera House Promises Thrills
The Phantom Detective arrives as a melodrama set to captivate audiences with mystery, dazzling stunts, and a dramatic battle between a secretive hero and villainy. Rowland & Clifford tout a lavish production with heart, humor, and suspense. Matinees are scheduled Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
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Grand Opera House
Rowland
Two-Week Engagement Highlight in New England Theatre
A major New England theatre event this year features a two week engagement drawing audiences from across the region. Details on venue dates and performers are awaited.
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New England
Caesar and Cleopatra Comes to New England Stage
Beginning Monday January 14 English actor Forbes-Robertson and American actress Gertrude Elliott star in George Bernard Shaw's Caesar and Cleopatra. The production marks the first New England presentation of the comedy with Shaw’s modern, humanized characters and an exceptional company.
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Forbes-Robertson
Gertrude Elliott
New England
George Bernani Shaw
Shaw
America
London
Mr. Shaw
Caesar
Cleopatra
Mr. Shin
Leah Kieschna at Castle Square Theatre
The production, once by Mrs. Fiske and later by Lena Ashwell in London, centers on Leah Kieschna a girl of the people and her struggle with hardship as the daughter and accomplice of a thief until she becomes honorable through supportive friends. Miss Lawton and Mr. Hansel star in the leading roles.
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Leah Kieschna
Also Mentioned on This Page
Crane and Stephens
New Cambridge Bridge
Beale, Dow and Allen
Rapid Transit
Board OF Aldermen
Clary, Allen and
Pres. Stetson
Casey
Higgins
Ryan
O'Connell
Lawson
Dolster
Dodge
Moreland
O'Connell, Hur
Chamberlain
Winslow, Beane, Ryan
Beane, Quilty
Quilty, Beane, Con
Higegins, More
Bolster
Tolster
Jones
New Bridges
Murphy
Mullen
Lincoln
Dann
Hamilton
Quilty
Hurley, Jones, Hyan
Dunn, Conant, Beane
City Council
Larner the
Furrier
Jeremiah Coughlan
James Twohig
Bijou Theatre
Phantom Detective
Hollis ST. Theatre
Castle Square Theatre
Great Johnston
Johnston
Green Mountain
York State
Cambridge Street
Cor
Elm Street
Cambridge
Nene
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