Catholic Civic Duty Stressed in Boston Remarks
Speakers urge Catholics to uphold public virtue, denounce graft, and elect honest leaders. Rev. John A. Crowe and Rev. John R. McCool praise society work as Senator James H. Vahey lauds Burke Brackets and notes Polish reform, urging better men in politics and warning against demagogues.
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T. J. Woods
St. Mary's Holy Name Society
John J. Powers
The
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John Sheridan
St. Peter’s Holy Name Society
James H. Vahey
Watertown
Carruth
John A. Crowe
Thomas P. Rowe
Burns
James Sweeney
Mr. Rowe
Power and Press Clash Over Public Criticism
A sweeping reflection on power and its reach condemns harsh scrutiny of authority. The piece rails against a servile press unmasking critics while urging Catholics to study a poem by ex Senator Ingalls, titled Opportunity, as a guide to influence and fame.
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Vahey
Ingalls
Opportunity
Fine alleys at 44 Prospect street draw praise
Crowley Bros. manage the alley operation with a first class plant and service. Monday evening roll offs captivate bowling circles as George Golding of Greater Boston scores 146 pins for the top single string, with Osborne of Malden second and M. L. Odell third from the Odd Fellows' team. The pool and billiard parlor shares the same high standard.
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Crowley Bros
George Golding
Greater Boston
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Mr. Osborne
Malden
M. L. Odell
Odd Fellows
You Know Why Social Club Dance Success at Odd Fellows Hall
Four young ladies Misses Mattie E Knox Mae Thorkelson Edie English and Fannie Ford tested popularity by hosting a dance at Odd Fellows hall Central square last Monday evening. Over 300 young people attended signaling strong social turnout. Messrs Charles Sullivan William Knox and George English aided in organizing the event which concluded happily and marked a notable social success.
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Mattie E. Knox
Mae Thorkelson
Edie English
Fannie Ford
Odd Fellows Hall
Central Square
Charles Sullivan
William Knox
George English
Whippen the Caterer Delivers Banquet Feast at Cyprus Hall
Holy Name Society members gathered at Cyprus Hall for their annual reunion. Mr. Whippen provided a deluxe spread with tasteful arrangements and courteous service. His headquarters are at Massachusetts avenue Y M C A building, telephone Camb. 1843 3.
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Blessed Sacrament Chapel
Holy Name Society
Cyprus Hall
Delmonico
Whippen
Prospect Union Offers Evening Classes for Workingmen
The Prospect Union promotes self improvement for wage workers with evening courses in civil service, commercial, and higher education. Harvard instructors lead lectures and the unsectarian program rests on Liberty Fraternity and Equality. A library and recreation room support the effort. membership costs two dollars yearly.
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Harvard
Eliot
Nicholas Kelley
Curse of Drink at Grand Opera House Next Week
The Grand Opera House presents Charles E. Blaney melodrama The Curse of Drink starring P Aug Anderson as Bill Sanford. The production promises thrilling scenes and a strong temperance message with a sensational railroad plot. Matinees are scheduled for Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
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Grand Opera House
Charles E. Blaney
P. Aug. Anderson
Bill Sanford
Tribute to Dennis Shea at Fr Matthew Society Banquet
Rev John O'Brien spoke on parish support during a Fr Matthew Society banquet praising Dennis Shea and urging present-day believers to back the church with steady commitment.
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Fr. Matthew Society
John O’brien
Tribute to Fathers Past and Parish Pioneers Mentioned
The article recalls past parish contributors John McSorley Stephen Anderson Timothy Crowley and highlights John T Shea as the honored figure. It notes an intense moment for the reverend pastor and Shea and recalls Shea’s interview praising Fr O Brien for paying tribute to his father.
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John McSorley
Stephen Anderson
Timothy Crowley
John T. Shea
Shea
Cambridge
Fr. O’brien
A Poor Relation at Bijou Theatre featuring John Craig company
Edward E. Kidder presents A Poor Relation at the Bijou Theatre next week. John Craig leads the Noah Vale role with a strong supporting cast including Evarts MacLarne Clarges Sanders Macdonald Joscelyn Yost Colcord and others in a stock company production designed for Sol Smith Russell's original style.
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Edward E. Kidder
John Craig
Sol Smith Russell
Noah Vale
Craig
Evarts
MacLarnne
Clarges
Shaughraun at Castle Square Theatre Returns
The Shaughraun, Boucicault’s famed Irish comedy, returns to Castle Square Theatre next week for the first time in three seasons. Mark Kent will star as the jovial Irishman with Hansel Waldron Miller Lasche and the stock company in the cast.
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Dion Bouccicault
Castle Square Theatre
Mr. Hansel
Mr. Waldron
Mr. Miller
Miss Lasche
Will probate notice for Mary Waddick estate in Cambridge
The Probate Court of Middlesex issues a citation to heirs and interested parties in the estate of Mary Waddick, late of Cambridge, to appear January 22, 1907, at Cambridge. Francis R. Mullin asks for letters testamentary for the named executor without a surety. Public notice must be given weekly for three weeks in the Cambridge Sentinel and by mailing copies to known heirs at least seven days before court.
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Middlesex
Mary Waddick
Cambridge
Francis R. Mullin
Cambridge Sentinel
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
W. E. Rogers
Register
Michael E. Sullivan
Helena B. Sullivan
Massachusetts probate notice of will for Michael E. Sullivan
Helena B. Sullivan applies for letters testamentary in the Michael E. Sullivan estate. Probate Court in Cambridge Middlesex County requires appearances on January 22, 1907, to show cause why letters should not be granted. Public notice must run weekly for three weeks in the Cambridge Sentinel prior to final publication.
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