Two Halves of Cambridge Democrats Weigh Mayoral Hopefuls
The Cambridge Sentinel salutes the aldermen and previews a rich field of mayoral candidates. It urges prudent voter restraint, warns against pledges before November caucuses, and endorses choosing the best among several capable contenders.
Strange Spectacle in East Cambridge Church Pulpit
A Cambridge sermon turned into a political speech by the city mayor, a lawyer and politician, at Trinity Methodist Church. The mayor’s July Fourth text sparked a venomous, false, and anti opponent tirade, shocking attendees and contrasting sharply with Boston judge Cohkt’s treatment of the same topic.
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Trinity Methodist
East Cambridge
Cohkt
Boston
Daly
Cambridge
Cambridge Board of Health Rejects Ice Company Stall
In Cambridge last week the board of health rejected the Independent Ice Company's petition to erect a stable on Second street land. The piece argues the land is suitable for industry and notes the ice company employs many workers and pays taxes. The writer urges reversal of the health board decision in favor of justice over avarice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Board of Health
Jeave
Ive
Second Street
Giles
Boston
Indepenent Tee Company
American Net and Twine Company
Ice Company
Cambridge
Board of Health
Cambridge Political Theater Turns On City Hall Rivalries
Democratic mayoralty hopefuls in Cambridge clash as old rivals like James F. Aylward align with Eben Googins. The Boston Traveler jokes about a city hall farce where Mayor Daly defends Sargeant Gordon amid aldermanic plots, predicting another dramatic act at the next board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
James F. Aylward
Boston Traveler
City Hall
Aldermante Chamber
Mayor Daly
Sargeant Gordon
Gordon
Hero Daly
North Cambridge adds a new team and summer plans
Miss Gertie Nugent leaves Cedar street for Maplewood to spend the summer. Art Ward of Cogswell avenue leads a new North Cambridge baseball team seeking engagements with semi pro clubs on Saturdays. Several local activities and gatherings fill the coming weeks, including a Douglas club meeting and a Concord outing.
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Gertie Nugent
Cedar Street
Maplewood
Art’ Ward
Cogswell Avenue
North Cambridge
Engie
Clifton Street
Columbia A. A
Randolph
Randolph A. A
Randolph Boys
Keane
Columbia
Brady
Mullins
Charley
Douglas Club
Edward F. Kelley
Rindge Avenue
Westield
Mass
Eagles
Cambridge
Lower Rindge Avenue
Danehy
Avenell
Fitzgerald
Turatim
Greenwood
Sunny Jim
Mitchert
Carpenter
Pete
Bolton
St. John's Parish
Father McCool
Rotherluye Doran
Nashua
N. Hi
Rindge Eld
Raymond Brospahan
Locke Street
St. Charles College
Baltimore
John H. Mahoney
Conneil
Mahoney
Mary A. O'Rourke
Clay Street
Washington
Douglas
Bradford
Jackson
Hendricks
Concord
Douglas Boys
Huron A
Rindge Feld
Observatory
Joyce
Havens
Murphy
Columbians
Massachusetts Avenue
Porter
Brooks
Conley
Sally Barke
Waltham
Killa Murphy
Montgomery Street
Ward
Madame la Seer
Tobert Welsh
Joe Casey
Mr. Lawson
Josephine O'Keefe
Edith Moran
Thomas A. O'Callaghan
Casey
Mary Toran
Observatory Hill Festival At St Peters Grounds
The outdoor festival at St Peters frontory grounds drew praises for its success and the work of Rey Dr. Sopple and numerous committees. Women and men managed refreshment tables including Knights of Columbus and Observatory tables, with many assistants named, and bunting and flowers decorating the stands. Workers from North and West Cambridge, Mr Anbornu Street, and Massachusetts Avenue presided over their respective tables, contributing to a highly successful event.
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St. Peter's
Atul
Rey
Sopple
Caroline M. Parke
Knights of Columbus
John Herlihy
Garrett Lambert
James Kiley
Max Merk
Katherine Dooley
Misses Welch
Annie Cosgrove
Mary Holmes
Bertha Doyle
Gertrude Moriarty
Katherine Fleming
Rose Mallen
May Church
Mary Joyce
Mannix
Otis Coville
Agnes Burke
Adolph Tatcheld
O¢inam Eouncil
North and West Cambridge
Jeremiah Sullivan
Patrick Thlmes
Alleen Rooney
Julia Hurley
Thridget Enurley
Helen Norton
Mary O'Connor
Nora Joseph
Jolla T. Joseph
Observatory
Mra
P. J. Dardis
Mary McCarthy
Thomas Martin
Thomas Durnin
Thomas O'Connor
Edward Joyce
Misa Th. M. Dee
A. O. WT
K. T. McKeagle
Witlery
D, Z. Sheehan
M. J. Denehan
J. Quinlan
R. Cosgrove
P. Leahy
D. McAulife
Richard O'Mara
Dr. C. P. Feeley
James J
Missea
Mary Nolan
Mary Moynahan
Josephine MccGiltlenddy
Margaret Goldspring
Catherine Callahan
Mra. E
Comerford
Massachusetts Avenue
James Connell
James W. Trewin
Mra. Malone
A. J. Daly
Miasea May Due Nig
Mary. Corcoran
May Dooly
Esther Comerford
Gertrude Comerford
Louise Goodrow
Annie Lambkin
Teste Macklin
Clara Tracy
Agnes Tracy
Junior Corcoran
John Kerr
J. Comerford
James Capenalh
Warlowa
Village Festival Committee and Events Recap
A lengthy list of names and roles outlines committee chairs for a parish festival, including Daniel J. Cosgrove as chairman and a large group organizing sports, attractions, music, order, and press. The text covers races, tug of war, dances, decorations, a reception for Miss Annie McBribe, and local social notices.
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M. F. Hillery
Patrick Leahy
John P. Murphy
John Leahy
Leo Duffrey
Charles J. Capen
Walter Kt
Dubty
J. 3
Tevin
John F. Murray
John 8. Sheridan
James J. Keenan
George Mahoney
K. T. McKensie
William J. Green
John J. Holmes
Jeremiah Sullivan
Thomas P. Cosgrove
Johnn Ry Howell
John Herhy
Nicholas Burke
Thomas Martin
Vattlek Holmes
Francis J. O'Reilly
William A. Jalliett
Timothy Shine
Thomas F. Tracy
Edward N. Manning
Daniel J. Cosgrove
James Walsh
Thomas F. Martin
James F. O'Reilly
Michael J. Murphy
Bernard Ft. Welch
Eugene Callahan
William A. Jadllett
John F. D
Michael F. Hillery
Matthew Fleck
John Howell
John Doyle
Walter Burke
Janes Hassett
P. J. McNamara
J. W. Moriarty
Micchael Sullivan
William Gibson
Patrick Riley
James King
Stuart Mullen
Fred Murray
John Fitagibbous
William Brogan
Maurice Keane
David Burns
Thomas Tracy
W. H. Sheridan
Walter Doubly
Dennis Toolly
John Hunt
John Dooley
James Tracy
Frank Welch
John Murray
Edward Comerford
John Maley
Patrick Doyle
Bernd B. Welch
Rey de Supe
Mary Holmes
John TW
Holt
Daniel W. Kerr
Bridget Dee
Mary Mack
Rockett
Eugene Calahan
Messrs
M. Keane
Bernard Welch
Aghes Tracy
May Dahlg
Grace Comerford
Lian Lycette
May Church
May Doyle
Mary, Keane
Coreta Sullivan
Alice Rooney
F. Holmes
T. Falvey
A. P Millekey
Bernard Bo McBride
Donnellst
Annie
Republic
Ireland
Veen
Thonas Willey
Donegal
Ferende
Mitta Rowe
Mary McDride
Tommie
Everett Cummins
Merride
Tarnes
M. Curtie
Columbians
Tnt
Hurons
Maloney Boys
Columbia Battery
Murans
Joxee
McDonald
Charles Waugh & Co
Rose McBride
Donnell St
Edward J. Cosgrove
Concord Avenue
Boston
Arington
Cambridge
Ozanam Conneil
K. of
St. Peter's Hall
Cornelius Sullivan
Winslow Street
Cambridge Skating Rink
Ozanams
Fosters
Ogawames
Cosgrove
J. Wallace
Ozanim Battery
Hunt
Ozanam
Inne
Scanlon
T. Parsons
F. Watthiee
Herlihy
Danay McGurn
Garden Street
Mt. Kinco
Moosehead Lake
Maine
Boston Elevated timetable notes Sunday service patterns
A historical timetable lists multiple routes and times for the Boston Elevated Railway, including Henry Street Cambridgeport to Massachusetts Avenue, Auburn to 80 Station and Ro w e’s Wharf via Huron and Huntington Avenues, Harvard Square to Adams Square via Broadway, and service from Harvard Square to City Point, Scollay Square Subway, and River Street Station to Post Office Square via Boylston Street. It details morning, daytime, and Sunday schedules with minute counts to various end points.
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Arlington Centre
Adams
Beacon St
Harvard Bridge
West Boston Bridge
Arlington Heights
Adama Sq
Arlington
Adams Square
Harvard Square
Harvard
East Cambridge
City Point
Subway
Broadway
Henry ST
Cambridgeport
Massachusetts Ave
MT. Auburn
Station
Rowe's Wharf
Huron & Huntington Aves
Adams SQ
Park SQ
Scollay Sq
Malo St
River
Boylston ST
Cambridge
Dudley
Washington ST
Roxbury
Harvard SQ
Roxbury Crossing
Mount Auburn
Huron Ave
Newton
Watertown
A. M
North
Prospect ST
North Cambridge
Riverside
Scollay ST
Watertown SQ
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Observatory Hill
Central Square Employment Bureau
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Harvard &Q. J
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Pres
P. H. Concannon, Treas
George L. Carrier
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Walter C. Wardwell
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Fifth Street
Cambridge St
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Reed's
Thomas P. O'Neil
Montgomery &J. Jobbing
North and
Old Cambridge
Sherman Street
Cambridge, Mass
Frank F. Davey
Mass, Avenue
Telephone
J. W. Brine CO
A. J. Sylvester
Central Square
H. Schmidt
Brattle Street
Boylston Street
Post Ofice
Cambridge Central Square Employment Bureau
Mass. Ave
David J. Nellican
Funera
Enbolnet
Rice Street
No. Cambridge
North Cambridge Cemetery
Union Painting CO
Labbel
Wetmore Colpits
King ST
S. Glynn
Prop
Herbert's Market
Herbert & CO
Reed St
Alfred Belanger
Mgr
Massachusetts Avenue NO
Cambridge Junction
Richard F. O’brien
Durham Street
Somerville, Mass
Max Keezer
Bow St
Quincy Sq
Viktor Norling
Washington Street
Raymond
S. H. Harrington
Empire State Surety CO
Brooklys
New York
Ths
Charles F. Manning
Hyde's
Francis J. Fahy
Pill Brothers
George H. Carrick
EAL Estate and Insurance
Charles H. Thurston
Boston Elevated Railway CO
Reycroft the Florist
Brookline Street
E. E. Hodgdon
Essex Street
Herbert L. Rose
Western Avenue
J. B. Byrne
Mason Contractor
Main Street
Martin A. Feeley
Western Ave
Charles River
Walter 8. Swan
George H. Holmes
Edmund H. Norris
William 8B. Durant
James F. Pennell
James A. Wood
Georges A. Stearnr