Non-Partisan report shows receipts and expenses totals
A Non-Partisan municipal party filed a statement showing receipts of 6744.06 and expenditures of 6486.60, leaving a balance of 257.46. Major donors included Edgar Champlin and many local figures. editor Grenville MacFarland earned 900 for editorial work amid accusations about election outcomes. The Catholic Union held a monthly whist party with a large attendance, awarding prizes to Mary Dady and others, and Rockett's orchestra provided music into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar
Rk. Champlin
Mayor Daly
Fred W. Dallinger
Charles T. Carrath
Arthur A. Garey
Frank A. Allen
Ed H. Abbott
Warren K. Blod
James Barr Anes
Josli R. Baily
Charles F. Rachelder
Edward 2. Coggswell
William B. Durant
Charles W. Foliot
Samuel J. Elmore
F C. Foster
Thomas B. Gannett
Henry ©. Houghton
Edwin B. Hale
M. Hannum
Stillman I. Kelly
Henry D. Yersa
Moses Z. White
Mary Woodman
Grenville 8
MacFarland
City Council Receives Numerous Budget and Policy Motions
City government met Tuesday with all members present. The board discussed jury exemptions census data and street and sewer projects, plus fire department appointments, overtime, and a proposed Gypsy moth eradication program. Several orders were referred to finance and water supply committees for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roth
Barry
Registrars of Voters
Bureau of Statistics of Labor
Flynn
Andrew and
Coveney
Quinn
Fahy
Burke
William Riley
Gore Street
Park Department
Ofder
Champlin Et Als
Simpson Et Als
Committee On
Finance
Coveney and
Finance Committee
Art
Allen
Stephen Ho Harrington
John T. Lynch
John J. O'Brien
Philip T Sharples
Alse
William B. Doyle
Board of Survey
Ernest W. Clark
Board of Health
Herbert A. Chase
Samuel Usher
Thomas F. Tracy
Civil Service Commissioners
Rufus Lamson
Essex Street
D. P. Danehy
John Mehigan
Fitchburg R. R
Bolton Brookford
Tuttle
Danforth
Oxford and Fairview Avenues
Fire Department
Greenleaf
Acacia Street
Green and
Vernon Streets
van Norden
Jackson Streets
City Electrician
Cambridge Bridge
Edward R. Moore
Bradbury Street
N, E, Tel & Tel, Co
Middlesex Street
Magazine Court
Allston Street
Brown Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Ward 11
Cambridge
Irving Streets
Brattle Square
Richardson Pond
Rindge Avenue
Tilltard Street
West Street
Putnam Avenue
Common Council Opens Meeting and paving Move Tabled
The common council opened at 8 30 with President Giles presiding. Meyers proposed to direct the superintendent to allocate funds to pave Putnam Avenue from River Street to Trooldine Street and to place the mill pond property under park commission review. The measures were referred to the highways and parke committees respectively. Tack added a query to the water board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Giles
Meyers
Putnam Avenue
River Street
Trooldine Street
Committee On
Park Commission
Committee On Parke
Tack
Owser
Water Board
City Council Debates Street Paving and Labor Holiday Bill
The council moved to finish Brookline street paving and discussed a year‑round eight‑hour labor holiday for city workers. A request to lower Cambridge Gas Light rates was adopted. The finance committee received referrals on several measures, with adjournment following debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penniman
Brookline Street
Board of Aldermen
Cambridge Gas Light Company
Meyers
Finance Committee
Nelligan
Harlow
Cambridge
Crane
Black
Hogan
Wood
Committee On Finance
Trogan
Dinan
Bridge Department
Medal for Hero Honors O Rourke for Rescue at Gloucester
Hugh F Rourke of East Cambridge received a silver medal from the Massachusetts Humane Society for saving 16 year old Alex Beaton during a fishing party near Gloucester on August 2 Beaton fell overboard after striking his head on a rock and could not help himself Rourke dived in and brought him to the surface He is noted as a skilled swimmer and is active in temperance work and local minstrel shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh F.rourke
Cambridge
Massachusetts Humane Society
Alex Beaton
Gloucester
O'Rourke
Beaton
Young Beaton
Mr. O’rourke
Charlie
Tlugh
The
Temperance Society
Choir Party In Institute Hall Cambridge Street
Institute hall Cambridge street hosted a choir of Sacred Heart for a very pretty midweek dance regarded as the season’s social highlight in this city sector. Miss Mine Cronin and Mr Thomas Keefe led the committee with choir members assisting. Kelly’s orchestra supplied the music as many out of town visitors enjoyed the sociable gathering and fashionable attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute Hall
Cambridge Street
Church of the Sacred Heart
Mine Cronin
Thomas Keefe
Cambridge
Kelly
Anna Cronin
Nellie Cronin
Helen Swanton
Margaret Tong
Mary Long
Julia Murphy
Gertrude McCormick
Ruby Cotter
Helen McCusker
Miss Mahan
Miss Crowley
Mahoney
Annie Sullivan
Mary Boland
Mary
Fall River Strike Stance Spurred by Legislature
Representatives Barrett Downey and Deitrick urge swift legislative action after arbitration reaches its limit. Barrett calls for legislature to settle the Fall River dispute, Downey seeks immediate attention and a law addressing the situation, Deitrick favors a general law applicable to Fall River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
Downey
Deitrick
Fall River
Board of Arbitration
Candle Pin League Team Standings
The amateur candle pin league remains hot with teams warming up for action. As of January 7, the Ted Cross Commandery military and clubsball unit leads, while Mengel's orchestra will provide music at Malta Temple halls next Friday evening for a major social event.
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Ted Cross Commandery
Malta Temple
Mengel
The Policemen Dance Continued On Stage
A long list of attendees is noted for a police function with numerous names and titles including Barry Burke Quinn Hart Allen O Nella Hogan Wood and many others. The roster includes wives husbands civil officials and military officers indicating a large social gathering.
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Barry
Burke
Quinn
Hart
Allen
Counciman O’nell
Hogan
Wood
Dinan
Smithers
Counthan
John H. Hurley
Idzzie
Tana McLaughlin
Richard McCormick
Cotter
Mia
Wm. J. Harris
Mary Murray
Misa Nellie Neilan
Neale Neilan
J. B. Hall
John P. Neilan
M. J. Brennan
David A. Stevens
C. Canney
Charles W. Priest
Bertha Corcoran
A. J. Sargenton
J. F. Counthan
P. Phillips
James PF. Aylward
George O'Brien
James T. Barrett
Thomas Cavana
Warren Jow
D. TH. Walsh
Joseph I. McCorry
John A. Heylitt
Thomas J. Real
John KE. Winslow
Charles Kk. Bradley
Wm. Robertson
Chas. H. Presho
Carrie Phillips
Mary Higgins
R. J
Frank J. Flaherty
JL. HK. Smart
J. A. Countlan
John H. Turley
John Wellsher
A. P. Clarke
Miss Clarke
Lilian Burke
Mary Bolger
IK. Mahoney
Mary Hayes
M. Campbell
M. Googins
Mabel McGrath
M. McFadden
MelFadden
W. HH. Hill
Mary E. Denehy
James J. Hill
A. Wulsford
W. HH. WH. Howe
Sidney J. Monk
Iwighton
Smith
Orleans
E. Wilkins
Ip’ IF
Jed Silis
Ellis
J. Tl. Walsh
Peter C. Connors
Ralph R. Rice
Lessie Tuttle
Timothy I. Leahy
Blanche Coleman
Michael Neilan
Dennis J. Sullivan
Win
A. Forbes
W Nickerson
I Cunningham
J. Frank Facey
Frank J. Carman
Elizabeth Reynolds
Margaret Mahoney
Otto Lutz
J. I. Donahue
Lecture on Shakespeare Focuses on A Midsummers Dream
The second weekly Shakespeare lecture at Tremont Temple Boston by Edward Howard Griggs ran 4:15 pm for over ninety minutes. He analyzed early works Titus Andronicus The Comedy of Errors and Love s Labour s Lost but centered on A Midsummer Night s Dream praising its lyrical wealth and ethical underpinnings. A large audience attended and appreciated the delivery. Next Thursday the third lecture The Ethical Awakening The Merchant of Venice will be given at 4:15 pm at Tremont Temple.
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Tremont Temple
Boston
Edward Howard Griggs
Love
Cambridge Institute minstrel show promises historic debut
Washington Birthday eve curtain to reveal a first of its kind amateur stage show at Institute hall Cambridge led by George Suits. The opening chorus blends voices with new electric effects and expensive New York solos. After the show dancing runs to four o'clock with tickets from members.
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Institute
Washington
George Suits
Charlestown
New York
Cambridge
Club Members Named From Burns and Sweeney Ledger
The list includes John Hallisey Burns and John Sweeney with many individuals such as Daniel M. Sullivan George Reardon Charles Donovan Edward Dalton and others. The roster names multiple Sullivans and Murphys indicating a large social or civic club composition.
Y M C A Notes Evening Activities And Talks
The Y M C A notes a board meeting at the Banquet hall with State secretary HH W Gilson discussing boys work. Lectures featured Dowse course by A L Kempton on Longfellow and Gettysburg by I N Stoward with stereopticon views.
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Board of Directors
HH. W. Gilson
A.L. Kempton
Longfellow
Basin
Minas
Vilage
Grand Pre
Battle of
Gettysburg
Durrell Hill
1. N. Stoward
Kingsley Post
Boston
Boston & Maine Kr, St. Association
Searchlight Club
Durrell Hall
Alfred A. Wright
Association
Se'elock
Richard Fliggins
J. 4. Holmes Co
Hliggins
Cambridge
St John's Teachers’ Reunion In Newtowne Hall
The second annual reunion and dancing party of St John’s Sunday School Teachers association was held in Newtowne hall on Monday evening with Connell’s orchestra performing from 8 to 9 and dancing until midnight. John J Sullivan directed the floor assisted by Donnelly and O Hara.
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St. John's Sunday School Teachers’ Association
Newtowne Hall
Connell
John J. Sullivan
Joseph J. Donnelly
Walter O'Hara
Elizabeth Dolan
Anna Mahoney
Edith Moran
Joseph J. Driscoll
Peter J. Nelligan
Mary Tortter
Joseph
Walden Street
Marasmus
St. Paul's Cemetery
Arlington
Johanna E. Begley
Mary Begley
Madison Avenue
Miss Begley
Cambridge
Ellis Grammar School
James Russell
Louis Jandreau
Louis Ring
John Foley
Fire at Richlard's grocery wipes shelves near $500000 loss
An alarm at 10 PM delivered word of a blaze at Richlard's grocery on Sherman Street. Fire started in the rear and, despite slippery streets, was nearly contained. Authorities estimate about $500000 in damage and urge faster apparatus installation at the new fire house. Ladies Auxiliary No. 25, A O H, met at St Peter's hall. The Colonial Outing Club dance drew about 5000 friends to Cyprus Hall with decorations and a scene from A Midsummer Night's Dream.
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Ricblard
Sherman Street
St Wan
Ladies Auxiliary
A. O. HL
St. Peter's Hall
Colonial Outing Club
Cyprus Hall
Prospect Street
Indies
Condit
Wm. P. Keenan
Cobb Jf. Meturthy
W. A. Senna
Gatton
J.D. Binn
Bod
Nagle
Keenan
T. FB. Sullivan
D. J. Casey
Ayo. Mullen
A. Allen
Luther Hall
Nan
Social club officers listed for summer gathering at Hough's Neck
The passage notes a summer social gathering away from the madding crowd with strong financial success. Officers for the year include President William P. Keenan Vice-president Cobb E McCarthy Secretary Daniel J Tolland Treasurer John St Leary and praise for the party's social outcome.
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Hough's Neck
William P. Keenan
Cobb BE
McCarthy
Daniel J. Tolland
John St, Leary
Death of Morgan Parsons a Cambridge pioneer resident
Morgan Parsons of Cambridge died at his Russell street home last Saturday. Born in Vermont in 1820 he lived in Cambridge over 60 years. He once drove cattle from Porter's hotel to work on Cambridge property and later acted as Porter heirs agent before the hotel sale. Parsons was a longtime volunteer fireman and member of the Veterans Firemen's association. He and his wife Susan Puller of Roxbury celebrated their golden wedding. He leaves four daughters Mrs Seagrave, Mrs Teele, Mrs Flint, and Lydia Parsons.
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S&s
Morgan Parsons
Cambridge
Srussell Street
Vermont
Trussell Street
Porter's Hotel
Porter
Cambridge Propos
Brooks & Conley
Parsons
Daniel Webster
Veteran Firemen’s Association
Watsons
Old Ward
Paronus
Susan, Puller
Roxbury
Larry
Seagrave
W. Teele
Elmer Flint
Lydia Parsons
McNamara Elected President of New England Chemical Trade Group
Cambridge leader Thomas F. McNamara Sr. becomes president of the New England branch of the Chemical Plumbers and Lead Burners association. The branch makes up about half the union with members at work in labs and mills nationwide. McNamara, a veteran, has two sons also noted for top skills in the field.
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Thomas F. McNamara, Sr
Cambridge
Newngland
Chemical Plumbers and Lead Burner's Association
New England
McNiamara
Mien
Death of W J Hanna in Cambridge Kitchen Tragedy
William J Hanna 1 year old? choked at supper last Saturday at 14 Elm Street Cambridge. He suffered heart trouble, a paroxysm drew meat into his windpipe and he died before extraction. A longtime Cambridge master plumber, former captain of Engine Company 4, respected G A R member and 82d degree Mason. He leaves a wife five sons and three daughters.
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Dhath
W. J. Hanna
Wiliam J. Hanna
Elm Street
Cambridge
Ianna
Cambridge, Was Formerly Captain of Engine Company 4
Annual Whist and Dancing Party at Cambridge Gym
Cambridge gymnasium hosts its annual whist and dancing party at the gym building corner Harvard and Prospect streets on Thursday evening January 19. Whist runs 8:30 to 10 with prizes for winners, dancing follows from 10 to 2. Tickets are sold by gym association members.
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Cambridge Gymnasium
Harvard and
Prospect Streets
Gymnasium Association
Market Letter Highlights Stock Demand and Dividend Rise
Pettigrew, Tright & Co say once demand for the toler stocks is met or prices near prohibitive levels, good Wall Street stocks will regain favor. Dividend increases are real with Sugar now an investment. Innots Central St Paul and others are safe dividend payers, even if previously under par. With easy money, insiders will not unload on the public. The piece notes 1 to 4.5 percent returns and easy borrowing at 2.5 to 12 percent. The article also recounts a social event at Sr Jon's Hall and a board of health meeting granting permits and scheduling changes.
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St. Paul
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