North Cambridge public library project praised in civic note
The piece honors Joseph M. Casey and a group led by an unnamed North Cambridge resident for initiating a French public library effort in a North Cambridge district. It credits their partnership with district leaders to advance a library and urges continued community support for the project and local improvements.
Local Resident Tied to Riverside Press Crimes Case
The article notes a long term Riverside Press associate living at 1 Perry Street City Dll. The subject, described as sincere yet cautious in public opinion, faces scrutiny over alleged ties to a regy amr the eins. Residents await further details as case unfolds this year.
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Albert Chamberlain Named Cambridge Civic Leader
Albert Chamberlain, a longtime Cambridge figure, connects with Chamberlin and serves on common council matters 106 and 107. He is married, resides with his mother at 2 Ellsworth Avenue, and maintains offices at 24 Mount Street in Detroit.
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Community figures commend Cannell for steady city service
Citizens praise Daniel Oconneell Ward 1 and Conmmedtian Biel for consistent work on city stairs and safety projects. They urge recognition for Cannell's decades of service despite mixed opinions about the process and unfolding local debates.
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Honlridge
Emma
Ihawes
Ghent
Councilman Lawson Hero of Ward 7 in Local History
Lawson, a native son educated in city public schools, lived in the community his entire life and worked as a travelling salesman for FL W Webb Manufacturing Co of 52 Elim Street Boston. Elected to the Common Council in 1905 and re-elected in 1906, he served on key committees and remained active in public affairs and several fraternal and social groups.
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Death notices mark passing of Robert Hunter and council member
obituary recalls Robert W. Hunter and Liebert W. Titer, long-time council figures. Born December 1, 1860, Titer studied at Harvard Law School and Virden College, built a legal practice, and served since 1906. Described as sincere, he was known for minority outreach and public service on the Ward 1 council seat.
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Parvard Law School
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Lee
Comet Pass Pioneer Arthur E. Beane Dies at 27 Years
Arthur E Beane born in Cambutdie attended public schools Lewin shia Viervarl College and Harvard Lainscl. He served councilman Winslow in local matters and was a member of the State Militia Corps Cadets. Died at his Na Toe Masui street home after a long illness.
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Comneniam Sullivan Seeks Alderman Seat Amid Local Support
The incumbent leader Comneniam Sullivan markets his city service and public-spirited stance to voters in the eastern wards, highlighting promises kept and broad backing. Opponent Lincoln, new to the council, is described as a 31 year old attorney candidate with prior training and public service plans.
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Councilman Mullen Brings Ward 2 Experience to City
Ward 2 Councilman Mullen enters his second year on the Common Council. His extensive ward affairs experience and political knowledge are being used to benefit the city this year.
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Roseph M Casey Seeks Democratic Nomination for City Office
Roseph M Casey, longtime Norwood resident and former City Council member, is seeking a Democratic nomination for a city office. He has served 10 years on the council with a focus on district improvements and local commerce, and currently works in the Boston area. He resides at 3 Colum Street.
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Henry J Cunningham A Fiery City Figure and Former Mayor Ally
Henry J Cunningham once led Hilinns Hiner ex Mayor McNamee as a prominent former enrollieiats figure. His police department tenure reshaped the city administration and earned broad praise before his dismissal by ex Mayor Daly amid party frictions. He later worked in business with his brother John and remained active in Democratic circles and Catholic and fraternal organizations.
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