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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1905

Page

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McArthur's Hearing Dominates Board Meeting

The city board of aldermen held a full session Tuesday night with Patrolman McArthur's hearing as the main event. Key actions included renominating cemetery commissioners, adding stationery funds, and various committee referrals on licenses, street improvements, and damages.

Board of Aldermen McArthur Barry Alderman Quinn Herbert E. Chase Samuel Usher James Philip S’. Sharples Flynn Cherry Street Harvey Street Ann M. Potter Alias Webster Nellie PF. Hixon Morris Berkman Morris Camanday Dennis Dooling Alexander Lawne Joe B. Tafft John H. Willey Peter Baldigo James Partiki Baldigo Alderman Hart Coveney Alderman Flynn

McArthur Hearing Opens Over Dec 24 Arrest Claims

The McArthur hearing began at 8 50 with Patrolman McArthur represented by John B Moran and ex Senator A 8 Apsey for the mayor. Six charges were read including illegal arrest of Eugene W Curtis on or about Dec 24 14H and assault on him on the same date. Witnesses described the confrontation on a West Boston car and at Bowdoin Square theater, with testimony from Curtis and others including Edward Sadler and Acting Chief F B Pullen. Adjournment set for Monday afternoon. other council actions noted.

McArthur MecArthur John B. Moran Apsey Murray Eugene W. Curtis Lynch Tevey West Boston Bridge Boston Elevated Railway Company Bowdoin Square Theatre Mr. Sadler Western Avenue River Street Tlughes Elevated Railway Edward Sadler Boston Elevated Railway Sle Ile Thomas II Marlow Soo Main Street Nicholas Dindio Frederick B. Pullen Charles H. Thurston Lyon le Tnce

Common Council Debates Fire Apparatus Purchase

The common council met with President Giles presiding. The order to buy a fire department wagon apparatus and hook and ladder for the engine house at Garden and Sherman Streets was taken from the table and debated. Opponents urged bidding and costs, while supporters provided no new arguments. the motion was adopted by party lines. A separate order to purchase badges for council members costing up to $200 was indefinitely postponed after brief discussion.

Common Council Giles Dinan Ehlet Toston Cornelman Hurlow Crane Connelinan Black Nch City Counsell Connelimnen Nelligan Meyers

Death of John O Connell at Cambridge Hospital

Mr John O Connell of 85 Winslow street died Monday January 22 at Cambridge hospital after a three week illness. He was 49 born in Ireland and leaves a wife and five children. Funeral from St Peter's Church included a requiem high mass by Rev L J Glynn. Burial at Calvary cemetery with floral tribute from the Catholic Order of Foresters. Also note: Saturday afternoon a tar barrel fire near Box 178 Sherman and Walden streets caused brief alarm before workers extinguished it.

John O'Connell Winslow Street Cambridge Hospital St. Peter's Church L. J. Glynn Ireland Order of Foresters O'Connell Calvary Cemetery Sherman and Walden Streets

Ventilating System Promises Comfort in Street Cars

The article reports on a new car ventilation and heating system tested on the Amesbury and Haverhill line, with demonstrations by officials from Cambridge boards of health and Boston agencies. The test showed stable 70 degree heat, smoke cleared in minutes, and full ventilation through rear intake and top outlets, aiming to end drafts and improve comfort for riders.

Deitrick Boards of Health Cambridge Board John J. Scott Accaroon Amesbury and Paverhill Charles H. Black Chelsea B.A. Kingman Boston Boston & Maine Railroad Boston Elevated Railway Boston & Maine Lynde Aimesbury Haverhill Hieccar Env Oa

Hearing on Patrolman McArthur Allegations Draws Crowd

A large audience attended the hearing before the mayor and board of aldermen on charges against Patrolman McArthur. McArthur’s lawyer claimed a police department conspiracy led by the mayor, highlighting a new stenographer in district court and the mayor hiring ex Senator Apsey to prosecute.

McArthur Board of Aldermen Moran Peyey Board of Alderman Apsey Police Department Matrolman McArthur

Court Win No 121 Foresters Dance Shines at North Cambridge

Ex-Judge Dewey and Judge Stone address attendees as the Odd Fellows hall hosts a Court Win E Russell No 121 Foresters anniversary social. Bean's orchestra provides music for a lavish dressy event with North Cambridge youth admiring a dazzling display of costumes.

FE. Russell A. Dance Odd Fellows’ Hall North Cambridge Court Win E. Russell Foresters of America Bean

Stealthy Steve in Book Form Satirical Detective Tale

Newton Newkirk releases Stealthy Steve His Quest of the Big Blue Diamond as No 2 in the Foolish Series. The humorous satirical mystery mocks Sherlock Holmes tropes while delivering biting wit and social rebuke, urging writers to study its style.

Newton Newkirk Steve Simon

YMC A Minstrels Performances End on Notable Run

The YMC A minstrel show staged in Durrell hall over three evenings earned praise for the participants led by Interlocutor James Stussell and a long list of cast members. Weather caused Friday’s finale to be moved from Wednesday.

Durrell James Stussell Inefrele FP. Kenney J. ¢. Javoison J. W. Beunke FB. B. Platt J. H W. Fowler C. A. Davis C. EB. Pearson IF. Mooney J. H. Coughlan J. N. Woodside W. J. Baxter W. T. Beeching O. I. Pearson K. Parks A. H. Stockton RR. Jennings I. J. Nelly HH. T. McLean T. J. Robitaille W. FF. Cairns F. M. Ramsey F. HL. Cook I. W. Anderson George Prentice F.C. Cummings J. B. Kaine N. A. I. Ward T. Cairns A. E. McLaughlin V. J. Sanderson H. C. Hicks A. 8. Vail Y. M Sally Abe Lf. Moore Frank C. Cummings Baltimore Charles 8. Weatherbee Albert J. Coleman Iere Adrian J. Estey Victor JL. Sanderson William A Gaw Adeline Ty J. Robi Itaille Barnes and Gould George JD. Burns Herbert ¢. Iweks Alexander William Gould Sammy Thomas BR. Lincoln Jamel Sloman James Russell Charlies Agustus Sunflower George J. Burns Bill Sermipper Bowery William bPllowldrite Dutchman Charles 8 William K. Gould James Imumimett Theodore C. Wilson James Tuscell A. ON Sherwood Tage A. C. Pray Tcket Bh.hase J. OW. Ritchie OC. Pratt Meltaghustiers WeAnaul Thamsey Cox Ramhover Lestrange

Foolish Edition Follows Series Hit in Bright Breezy Style

The Foolish D etionary is the next bright breezy book in the Foolish Series after the successful first title. Bound in blue cloth it contains over 0 humorous illustrations drawn by the author. Available at bookstores or by mail from John W. Luce & Co. Boston for 74 cents, worth three times that.

John W. Luce & Co Boston

Health Board Grants Hens and Horse Permits in Rezurn Meeting

The board of health held a regular meeting Wednesday evening with seven hen keeping permits issued. A preliminary permit allowed James W. Gooseman to keep two horses at 2 Marrivon Street and a permit for 20 horses was given to 2 Graham at 17 Tienmey Street. Arthur A. Carey sought a writing position at the corner of Turon Avenue and Pairs Weather Street and was granted.

Board of Health Jhames W. Gooseman Nlarrivon Street Graham Tienmey Street Arthur A. Carey Turon Avenue Weather Street

Whist and hurdy murdy party in Quincy's hall

A Tadies Auxiliary event at G. A. It hall Qu'ncy square featured whist from seven to ten with prizes to Miss Margaret Coan Miss May Benner Mr William Burke and Mr George Dobbs. Dancing followed until midnight and the socially successful event showed strong support for the auxiliary.

G. A Qu'ncy Square Tadies' Auxiliary, Division 28 Margaret Coan May Benner William Burke George Dobbs

Harvard Freshmen Lose Game Over Drinking Incident

Harvard freshmen basketball team fell Wednesday to Jian academy due to excessive drinking at a party the previous night. The Crimson denounces the act as deliberate training breach and urges swift dismissal from athletics. Five late freshmen face ostracism as a result of the editorial and campus reaction.

Harvard Crimson Jian Academy Wall

Patier s and Mothers Club Meeting At New Country Club

An afternoon gathering of the Fathers and Mothers' elite at the New Country Club house featured Jndee Almy delivering a brief talk. He blamed liquor and matrimony for crime and urged stronger penalties, advocating lashes in certain cases and suggesting corporal punishment for the convicted.

Jndee Almy

Destructive Cambridge Storm Causes Wide Flooding and Fire

A severe storm in Cambridge overwhelmed the Charles River flooding Brookline Street area and threatening Norcross Brass works. Firefighters battled flames as waters rose two to three feet, flooding Cambridgeport warehouses and wharves. High winds and debris halted traffic on the West Boston Bridge as hundreds of thousands in damage were feared.

Cambridge Charles River Charles Brookline Street Norcross Brass Baitdine Luis Cambridgeport Feo Tate Fe Mary Street Mary Street Pirovdway Third Street Rondell Navare Beinefende Noddy Deen Trafic Toston Bridge Wis

Kennedy Mutual Benefit Association Ball Delights City

The annual ball of the Kennedy Mutual Benefit Association was held last evening at 40 Prospect Street Cypris Ball. It drew social acclaim for artistic hall decorations and tropical floral scenery. Notable guests included Mayor Daly, Alderman J. Edward Barry, and Chas I Holt of the National Big Cult Company.

Rank A. Kennedy Mutual Benefit Association Periday Cypris Prospect Street Mayor Daly J. Edward Barry Chas, I. Holt National Big Cult Company

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Mayor and Board Curtis Pevey Tok F. B. Pullen Pevey James B. Murray DHS Tiis O'Neill Rindgefeld Willams Fire Department Stetson Massachusetts Avenue Creighton Blake Streets Observatory Hill THE Tsi Patolinian Tucker Felix McBride Messrs Clark Weeks City Hall Barrett Donnebrook Auxiliary Catherine Haley Mollie Hogan May Doyle Catherine O'Hara Gertrude Haley Grace Keough Mary. Church Dewey Stone Stealtily YMC. A. Minstrels Paradise William J. Mitchell Joli Corcoran Martin Cassidy Timothy Dane Wim. E. Russell John Presteevan Carl Fuels Thomas P.O Nett Richard Sullivan John B. Nadeau Woodward William J. Downeh Edward '. Doherty Seer Beadle John di. Aydward Martin Hh. Cassidy John J. Horan Mexander Musgrave Prank Tireen Estey Geo Yom.a. Minstrels Burns James Rosseth Cintertoenton Gould Phos. McAnaihae Wertherliv Witist Party and DANCH Patiers and Mothers Club ASI Kennedy Mutual Breneftt Association
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