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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1907

Page

11

William J Kolfe Elite Scholar and Editor of Shakespeare Works

The text outlines William J Kolfe a noted literary figure and editor of Shakespeare works. It lists his roles as headmaster in Dorchester Lawrence Suem and Cameralge, his series of textbooks on Physics Astronomy and Literature, and his edition of Shakespeare. It notes honors including AM from Dalvard Amherst and the Doctor of Letters from Amber, plus his marriage to Eliza Jane Carew and his three sons.

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Jown Buckley and Local political ties in North Cabriden

The text notes Jown Buckley linked to Democratic activity and public roles. Buckley served as a trustee of the Paletie Library and was connected with the diardwee dir ef ASS Wilkins. He resided at No. 02 Vincent Street North Cabriden.

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John J Ahern Retires From City Service in Cambridge Real Estate Leader

John J Ahern retires from city government to focus on his real estate business. At 40, he settled in East Cambridge and is described as a pioneering, influential figure with a long public career including terms on the common council and as alderman. He runs offices on Fifth Street near Cambridge Street with his wife and five children. He participates in multiple organizations and social clubs, underscoring his energetic public life.

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Downey Career Wide and Local Political Figure

Jeremiah F. Downey, veteran public servant and Spanish American War veteran, is noted for long service in state and local roles. A graduate of Thomidike and Vanderbil, he is active in Democratic politics and seeks a senatorial nomination. He resides at 200 Klin Street.

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Hon John Read a Leading Citizen and War Veteran

Hon John Read served in the U S Navy from 02 until the war’s end as part of the Kearsarge crew. He endured twelve battles and eight months as a prisoner of war before returning to business and public life in 1880s and 1890s state service.

John Ead Eit Iske

Dr Eugene A McCarthy Elected Library Trustee in Cambridge

The Cambridge Public Library reports show growing book circulation under Dr Eugene A McCarthy who has served as trustee since the early years. Born in Cumbria he trained at St Mary’s Parochial School Boston College and Harvard and now resides at 445 Massachusetts Avenue.

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Edward C Wheeler Lifelong Cambridge Merchant and Trustee

Edward C Wheeler ex councilman and longtime library trustee is a prominent Cambridge businessman born in Frowingham fifty seven years ago. He joined Dr P Chirk Candy Co in Lafayette Street as a boy, bought the shop twelve years ago with M F Alley, and now owns the Tun ness shop. He served on common councils in 1888 89 and 60 and a term on the board of aldermen in 1890s before focusing on business. He has been a library trustee for twelve years and resides at 57 Drikdway with his wife.

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Representative George W. Long Faces Political Rise in City

George W. Long leads Republican effort to consolidate district control after Fred Dietrich’s retirement in 10. He won election and seeks reelection amid strong backing from supporters. Long, junior member of A. E. K. Long & Son funeral directors at 2100 Massachusetts Avenue, is married to a former Miss Smith, descendant of Col Buttrick.

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Ex Chief Thomas Casey and Cambridge Fire Service Legend

Cambridge remembers Ex chief Thomas Casey of the fire department who served since 1854 and became chief engineer before retiring. His son James Casey follows the family path as assistant chief. the elder Casey lives with his son on Lexington Avenue after a long career in East Cambridge and Charlestown.

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Clarence W Ayers Life in Public Library Service

Clarence W. Ayer born in Haverhill Massachusetts pursued a long library career. He taught at Dummer Academy and Western Reserve University before joining Harvard College Library and later Brockton Cambridge Public Libraries. As Cambridge librarian he expanded circulation and opened a North Cambridge branch, enhanced children’s services and introduced open shelf access. He led Traveling Library work and connected with police and schools, earning multiple professional memberships and a residence at 6 Cleveland Street.

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Local Councilman Harry W. Joel remembered for labor causes

The obituary highlights Harry W. Joel as a Cambridge figure active in city affairs since his council service begun in 1904. It notes his early life in Cambridge, involvement with the labor movement, support for a union wage, higher pay for firemen, and construction of Houghton School. He was married and lived at 38 Sydney Street.

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J Edward Barry A Life of Public Service and Elections

J Edward Barry born in Cane Koide pursued education in Cathleen and Losbin tarsus, rising through Moris bustess to lead as England tourist agen Haulenad. He served on ward councils, became alderman president, supported public works and water supply, then served in the Middlesex legislature. He won a tough district race, proving cross party appeal, and remained active in social groups though currently out of public life.

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McMenimen Honored Citizen of East Cambridge

Fred A. McMenimen, a respected East Cambridge resident and former survey board appointee, is noted for thoughtful judgment. He joins St. John's Literary Institute, Cambridge Council No. 7 I O F, Elks, Royal Arcanum, and Riverside Press M.S.A., and lives at Winter and Fifth Streets.

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Also Mentioned on This Page

William J. Kolfe Jown Buckley Mr. Waickley Cynbrolee Piven Chihim John J. Ahern Jeremiah F. Downey John Read Eugene A. McCarthy McNaumee Public Library Haw Vaan Iire Daly Dr. McCarthy Edward C. Wheeler Harry W. Joel J. Edward Barry Fred A. McMeninen
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