Daniel J Shaughnessy A Civic Leader And Stationery Firm Head
Daniel J Shaughnessy, longtime East Cambridge official and head of Shaughnessy stationery at 280 Cambridge St, is described as fair and effective in tax value adjustments and city governance. He has served as assistant assessor for eleven years and chairs a key city board, with his son Brook Shaughnessy involved in the same community circles.
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St. Julin’s Literary Institute
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Deputy Police Chief William Batchelder of Mabie
William Batchelder born in Newport Vermont sixty five years ago married at twenty eight. He moved to Gunbridge and joined the police force later becoming deputy chief under Mayor Sortwell and served since. He has three children and lives at 44 Magazine Street. He joins Masons Knights of Pythias Woodmen Elks and the Massachusetts Protective Association.
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Upham City Auditor of Cambridge Acknowledged Leader
The article profiles Harry T. Upham born 1856 in Muston, longtime Cambridge City Auditor since March 17 1880, reelected annually. It notes his municipal reports praised by the National Accounting Bureau and his 2006 election as first vice president of the National Association of Comptrollers.
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Air Hastings Westford Weston native and Cambridge City Engineer
Air Hastings, born April 17 1853 in Weston Massachusetts, became Cambridge City Engineer after 1881 except for a one year gap. He helped oversee the Pobbs Brooks extension of the Cambridge Water Works valued at over 14 million dollars and led sewer system improvements. He held professional society memberships and had two children Florence Besant Gilbert and Arthur Nelson Hastings.
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Lond Elite College
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Central Trust Company
Tim OHearn Cited as Cambridge Electrical Expert and Teacher
The Cambridge electrical department notes Timothy C OhEarn as a skilled electrical science expert trained at MIT. He has taught mathematics and chemistry at Cambridge High School and worked with Easton Ronigk Company before returning to district service. He resides at 12 Mitte Street.
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Timothy W. Good and Civic Service Record in Cambridge
A read through a fragmentary obituary or tribute lists Timothy W. Good as a notable public servant. It notes his Catholic affiliations and leadership roles, including service as President of a local council and engagement with Catholic organizations. The piece references his legal and civic connections, wartime service in the Spanish War, and residence at 724 Dana Street.
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George M Clukas Overseer of Streets Named in City Roster
George M Clukas, longtime street department official, is noted as superintendent of streets and named clerk of the street department in the city. His tenure includes oversight of paving projects on major avenues, sidewalk repairs, and new pavement plans for key corridors. He is married with two children and resides at 30 Levine Street.
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Edward A Counthan Mayor's Clerk and City Officials Unearthed
A historical notice profiles Edward A Counthan and fellow city executives including council members and public servants. It traces Counthan’s lineage from Texas to the city, his education, 20 years at CLF, Hloven & On Mostem, and roles as clerk to the chief executive and later executive staff. The piece mentions Mayor Alger, Mawor Wrordwell, and names several residents and civic figures tied to the city’s governance and real estate ventures.
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George M, Clukas
Edward A, Counthan
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