St Peters Lawn Party Highlights Phil ppine Friars Address
Rev Fr Chidwick once aboard the Maine delivered a scholarly address on the Philippines at St. Peters lawn party held on the parochial residence grounds with hundreds attending. The event, postponed to Monday by Saturday’s storm, featured extensive parish tables, committees, and social activities across the grounds with notable officials and many volunteers assisting.
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St. Peter's
Buckingham Street
Concord Avenue
Chidwick
U. S
Maine
Philippines
United States
Filippinos
Moriarty
Supple
Glynn and
Murphy
McNamee
James F. Aylward
Henry J. Cunningham
Daly
Observatory Hill
Dardis
Howell
DeCosta
Durnin
Sullivan
Julia Joyce
Carney
Mary Doyle
May ‘Church
Sarah McCormick
Martin
Howard
Brogan
Helen McArdle
Mary Rowe
Auburn Street
Jeremiah Sullivan
Patrick Holmes
Dennis Downing
J. F. Cunningham
Catherine O'Connor
Anne B. McMahon
Samuel Lycett
May Holmes
Agnes McMahon
Cecilia Sullivan
David Gibson
Huron Avenue
John F. Doherty
Caroline Burke
Jas. Walsa
George Kerr
Edmund Murphy
Fleming
Corcoran
Agnes Burke
James Walsh
Gray
Margaret Burke
John Herlihy
Timothy Curran
Roderick McNeil
George Cashman
Agnes Cassidy
Kelliher
Gertrude Myles
Mary Nolan
Elizabeth Phelan
Agnes Quinn
Agnes Tracy
Clara Tracey
Lilian Walsh
A. QO. H
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Bridget M. Dee
Teresa G. O'Hara
Mary Moriarty
Cathrine Callahan
Mary Curran
Bridget Hurley
Mary A. O'Connor
Biligabeth Mack
Durnan
MecCreehan
McAuliffe
Annie McBride
Mary Green
Rose Murphy
Gertrude Moriarty
Mortimer Gallivan
Michael Hillery
John Gallivan
James Shea
Michael Denihen
John McAdoo
Kenneth McKenzie
Thomas Hillery
Patrick Leahy
Patrick Riley
Thomas Sullivan
John T. Sullivan
William Brogan
Maurice J. Keane
David Burns
Thomas F. Tracy
William H. Sheridan
Walter
Duhig
Dennis Toohig
George R. Cashman
John Hunt
James Brogan
John Dooley
James Tracy
James H. King
Frank Welch
Committee On Grounds
John Murray
Mortimer Galvin
John P. Murphy
John
Sheridan
Fourth of July sports program and races results
The Fourth of July program lists Captain's Island and Rindge Field events with 1 p.m. baseball games, $25 and $2 prizes, band concerts at 8 p.m., and fireworks by Masten Wells and Pain Fireworks Co. Include entries for long athletic events, hurdling, and a hurling match, with officials, bands, and featured soloists. Also notes a marriage at St. Joseph's Somerville.
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Captain's Island
Magazine Street
Thomas Conrick
Cambridge City Band
Sammy
E. L. Sands
Swanee River
William H. Copithorne
Cambridge Cadet Band
New Colonial
Imogen
George McPherson
Lilliput
Uncle Sammy
Tilton & Co
Cambridge
Garry Owens
Young Irelands
Thomas F. Riley
B. B. Osthues
William Long
Monument National Band
Trinity Bells
Hudson
Manuel Andrew
Fireworks
Pain Fireworks Co
Donovan Conley Wedding at St Peters Rectory
The marriage of Miss Annie B. Con ley and Dr. John M. Donovan was solemnized Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at St. Peters rectory by Rev Fr Lawrence J Glynn. Miss Mary R McGinnis Belmont was bridesmaid and Dr Stephen A Bergen Worcester was best man.
Cossip: Aldermanic row and police pension talk in Boston
A crowded Tuesday night at city hall features Alderman Walcott clashing with council members over peanut throwing and parliamentary procedure as Alderman Carstein returns from Chicago and Alderman Downey grills Walcott. The piece also follows a police pension case for Casey and notes Hurlburt street larceny testimony.
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Carstein
City Hall
Chicago
Hans
Downey
Walcott
Ward
Counihan
Common Council
Cambridge Commandry Parade to Natick on St John’s Day
Cambridge Commandry K T celebrated St John’s day by marching from Odd Fellows hall to Natick with a cadet band. They joined seven other commandries from Fitchburg Hudson Hyde Park Natick Newtonville Milford and Cambridge for a banquet and talks by Lieut Governor Curtis Guild and Marshall L Perin. The event drew about 100 participants and a festive Natick townwide mood.
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Cambridge Commandry
K. T
St. John’s Day
Natick
Odd Fellows Hall
Newton
Harvard Square
Corps of Cadets
Fitchburg
Hudson
Hyde Park
Newtonville
Milford
Market Letter Signals Rising Prices and Strong Harvest Hopes
The Market Letter notes holiday delays and convention interest slowing commissions but prices hold firm and may rise. Western and southern crops improve toward a potentially bountiful harvest, with general business improving and money easy despite near term disbursements. buyers poised if political policy clarifies.
City council mishap leads to risk as patrolman retires
The article notes the council’s limited grasp of duties and ensuing city risk, alongside Patrolman Graves’s retirement and pension request. It also covers Alderman Davis learning of Graves’s retirement, Meyers’s political remarks, and a larceny case involving Arthur J. Casey at Rose Market. Market commentary cites bonds, copper demand, and cautious investor guidance.
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Graves
Police Department
Davis
Cambridge observes fifty years of Superintendent Coggswell's service
In the Latin school building 500 attendees honored Superintendent Francis Coggswell for five decades in Cambridge schools. Mayor Daly, President Piper, and General Bancroft attended as artworks and a tall clock were presented. Coggswell recounted his 1854 start as a Putnam teacher and 1874 selection as superintendent while praising colleagues and city leaders.
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Francis Coggswell
William Taggard Piper
Cambridge School Board
William A. Bancroft
Notre Dame
Paris
St. Peter's
Rome
Capitol
Washington
Cambridge
Coggswell
Putnam School
Hin
Frank A. Hill
James 8. Barrell
Piper
Daly
Simpson
Russell
Adams
Ackerman
Eleanor
Hayden
Shepard
East Cambridge native McCarren rises in Brooklyn politics
Senator Patrick Henry McCarren, born in East Cambridge, has rapidly become a leading Democratic figure in Brooklyn and a foe of Tammany. The 40 year arc includes a notable banquet in his home borough, his steellike composure, and his rise from cooper and oil inspector to New York legal and political influence.
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Patrick TH. McCarren
Brooklyn
East Cambridge
Attle
Massachusetts
New York
McLaughlin
Tammany
McCarren
Willoughby Street
Tammany Organization
Greater
Senator McCarren
George B. McClellan
McCarrens
14Th Ward
Pat
Senator Mearren
Kellar
Bill Nye
Albany
David B. Min
Ske Hill
Magh McLanahlin
Sumuay Globe
Elizabeth McGlinchy Bride of Dr Alfred Pelletier in Cambridge
Miss Elizabeth Anastasia McGlinchy daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew McGlinchy and Dr Alfred George Pelletier of Winchendon were married at St Pauls Cambridge Wednesday morning Rev John Ryan officiated The ceremony followed by a small reception at the bride’s mother Athens street Cambridge The bride educated at Cambridge public schools Latin school Radcliffe class of 19 4s taught in Winchendon and Lexington The couple will tour the northern lake region and reside in Winchendon
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Elizabeth Anastasia McGlinehy
Andrew McGlinchy
Alfred George Pelletier
Winchendon
St. Paul's Church
Mt. Auburn Street
Cambridge
John Gd. Ryan
Blanche V Pelletier
Lexington
Pelletier
Lake Region
Winchenon
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Francis J. O'Reilly
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Main Street
George Tucker
Cambridge Street
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Thomas Leo Hanlon
School Street
Joseph Turowsky
Harrison Street
Fred Kelley
Union Street
Patrick Burns
Willow Street
William Hickey
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Weymouth
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