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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1904

Page

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Ninth Regiment reunion at Point of Pines honors Irish patriotism

About 200 attended a reunion of 35 surviving veterans of Massachusetts Ninth Regiment at Revere’s Point of Pines. Bartholomew Kelleher led the annual meeting with elected officers. nine members died this year. Ex-Mayor McNamee of Cambridge spoke of the regiment’s valor and Irish heritage, praising their role in securing liberty and unity.

Massachusetts Point of Pines Revere Bartholomew Kelleher James Pettee C. J. Carmody Martin O'Brien Patrick R. Gallagher Thomas Quinlan Henry Sandow Andrew Reddy Nathaniel E. Storey Timothy O'Leary John Danehy Morris Cahill John J. Spillane George W. Dutton Cornelus F. McHugh Lynn William Craig Boston James. Remick Danvers Thomas Barry John H. Kendall Albert F. Childs Mark Tiernan Milford Patrick Gilday Charlestown John O'Keefe Salem Kelleher McNamee Cambridge Hherry Cass Virginia Andrew Erin Avith McDonald Emmet O'Connell

Meeting Notes From City Board Include Appointments And Petitions

A Tuesday board meeting records confirmations of new bridge and reserve police appointments, a census timing note, and committee assignments. Petitions include a $250,000 conduit project, sidewalk and edgestone requests, wire attachments between utility companies, and various licenses. An order for a Cambridge Electric Light pole location was accepted, and an auditor’s report was sent to the common council.

Board of Aldermen Blodgett Caratein Charles F. Pidgen Massachusetts George M. Clukas Marvin P. Colby Thomas J. Shannon Gore Street Francis H. Tititoski S38 Fifth Street Barry and Lake William J. Marvin John Reardon Sons Anderson Committee On Highways Committee On Claims of Hannah M. Welch Committee On Highways of the Board Herman G. Hiehborn Mt. Vernon Street Theodore I, Griffin Etoaih Bellevue Avenue Arthur E. Cole Elm Street Sidney H. Buttrick Bay Street New England Telephone and Telegraph Company of Massachusetts Cambridge Electric Light Co Brattle Street Cambridge Electric Tight Company Bridge Street Mary E. Rudge Bismark Charles Anderson Abraham ‘Bornstein William Baron Haralamus Barbasinetes James Branagan Thrados Christos Joseph Davis Archibald Drady Albert G. Fitzpatrick Manuel Gross Abraham Greenblatt John Holmberg Rebecca A. Osborne Committee On Claims J. M. Oxford Cottage Street Richard M. Meladden Julia A. Holmes Dodge Street Common Council Hobbsbrook Irving Street Waltham Cambridge Electric Light Company Spring Fourth

Harvard Porto Ricans Protest Food At Randall Hall

A Globe report recalls a formal complaint by Porto Rican summer students at Harvard to University authorities over substandard meals at Randall Hall. They cite repeated fish and chicken items, lack of fresh vegetables, canned pears, beans and rice, and unpalatable puddings with milk sauce.

Randall Hall Harvard University Harvard University Hall

A Soured Look at Boston Non-Partisan Water Plot

A columnist mocks the Boston Non-Partisan water loan push led by Big John and Jerry Donovan. He exposes the Covener Donovan Daly scheme, calls out council manipulation, and notes weak donor support toward funding another year of the political machine. He also ridicules police station socialites and a glue factory controversy.

Nudd Estate Quietly Unsettled at 895 Main Street

In Bangor or nearby area the late Carlos Sanborn Nudd’s rooms at 895 Main Street remain undisturbed as relatives await court action to authorize an investigation into his property. It is unclear if he left a will, though a document was reportedly drafted eight years ago. Relatives know little of his private affairs and executors may be named among Leroy W. Sanborn or Horace Thompson, first cousins.

City Hall Board of Health Woods Common Council Carlos Sanborn Nudd Main Street Nudd United States Lewiston Franklin Falls N. H Leroy Sanborn Franklin Roe Horace Thompson Colcord Mr. Sanborn Mr. Thompson

One Hundredth Birthday for Cambridge Resident Mrs Holiday

Mrs. Rretty Olliday colored resident of Cambridge celebrated her hundredth birthday at the city home where she has lived ten years. She received friends and former parishioners from St Pauls African M B Church while noting good health, clear hearing, and retained vision despite cataracts. She recalled events from fifty years ago and expressed happiness and contentment. a bouquet was placed before her at breakfast by Superintendent Goodrow.

Rretty Olliday Cambridge City

Death of Oliver J Rand Prominent City Resident Dies

Oliver J Rand longtime city resident and former treasurer of the Citizens Trade Association collapsed from heart failure Thursday morning after dizziness near Bigelow Street and Massachusetts Avenue. He lived at 14 Bigelow Street and was active in Prospect Street Congregational Church and temperance work. He was 83 and had retired over 15 years.

Oliver J. Rand A. P. Clarke Bigelow Street Massachusetts Avenue Tie Dr. Clarke Rand Citigen's Trade Association Prospect Street University City David J. Reach Thomas Scully Icenso

Cambridge Board of Health Likely To Issue No More Permits

The Cambridge board of health signals it will not issue additional permits. This stance follows ongoing regulatory concerns and may affect local development plans and housing approvals.

Cambridge Board of Health

Cambridge Board Limits Smallpox Body Removals

Dr Weeks chairs the Cambridge board of health and says he will not vote for another removal of a deceased smallpox victim. After 30 deaths in the epidemic, all were buried in one cemetery section. A recent petition allowed one removal of Harry Harrison’s sealed remains, but a new request seeks moving a child’s body to a family lot. Public criticism questions the precedent and future permits seem unlikely.

Weeks Board of Health Cambridge Cambridge Cemetery Boards of Health Harry Harrison

Reception Honoring Lawn Party Officials at Holy Ghost Hospital

A Wednesday evening reception thanked table officials of a successful lawn party fundraiser for Holy Ghost Hospital. About 36 whist tables lit by Japanese lanterns, with prizes for top scorers. Tellers, prize winners, and refreshments were organized by Mrs. Welliher and various committee members. numerous guests and delegates attended, with Officer Cornelius Sullivan supervising the gate.

Holy Ghost Welliher Jennie Sermott Margaret Fitzpatrick Gertrude \elavin Jennie Ball BR. Deehan Ant Gass Richard H. Aylward M. A. Geisler HW. L. Hoffman J. Delay John W. Dwyer Edward Colfer Richard McKelligett Frederick J. Murray Trankin John Stryker Philip Galligan John Hallisey Charles Weber Katherine French May Murtagh Patrick Shineon William Doyle Lazzie Rinn Monyahan Rose Thompson Hiso Nicholas Goodwin Roxbury Margaret McConnell Arlington Patrick O'Riordon Charlestown A. Anderson Holy Trinity South Boston Charles Manning Edward Dunihan PF. Mullin Henry J. Cunningham Willian P. Nickerson A. N. Henderson Russell A. Wood Martin Feeley John PF. Doherty Andrew Conlin Arthur Burns John R. Sennett Hh, McGoldrick Thomas Conlin Louis FP. Conant Rattbrother

Y M C A member Herbert Hicks to compete in Boston games

Herbert Hicks, a well known Y M C A member from this city, will compete in the Tam many elit games today at Cull douian Grove Roxbury. He will represent the local Y M C A in the 16 pound shot put after prior prizes and notable football playing for Rindge Manual Training school. Friends expect him to win a prize this afternoon.

Herbert ©. Hicks Tammany Elit Boston Culldouian Grove Roxbury Mt. Mieks Rindge Manual Training School Wen

Epworth Church to Host Rev J W Knight Next Sunday

Rev J W Knight D D will preach at Epworth church next Sunday on The Privilege of Responsibility. He will also preach during the first two Sundays in August for union services with Shepard Memorial church. Alderman William R Davs and family left Wednesday for a few weeks vacation. In Hebrean N 8 J J Foley of Kinnaird street returns home from a hustings trip. Mr and Mrs F P Rogers of 1a Cambridge Street are spending the summer at Crest Mall Winthrop.

J. WH. Knight Epworth Church William R. Davs Fames Hebrean N. 8 J. J. Foley Kinnaird Street F. PF. Rogers Cambridge Street Crest Mall Winthrop

Democratic Field Day Draws Wide Support and Plans

The Democratic Field Day at Charles Turner Park on Saturday August 27 draws strong state wide support. Col William Gaston may seek Governor, with Senator Bailey of Texas attending. A large volunteer effort from ward committees and young women accompanies an athletic program and side shows.

Democratic City Committee Charles Tver Park William OA. Gaston Boston Flel Beacon Hill Gaston Bailey Texas National Democratic Committee New York Cunningham Bostor Exec Ward J. Frank Pacey Ward 11 Democratic Committee St. John’s Temperance Hall North Cambridge John “A. Kelliher T. S. O'Neil Rebecca Geoffrey Whalen Pres. Cunningham Michael I. Flynn Henry F. Lehan Daniel J. Dinan Edward EB. Breen Jeremiah W. Toomey George Callahan J. FB. Driscoll Donovan J. Edward Barry M. J. Cloran J. PLC Janes J. O'Brien John J. Morris Patrick A. Quinn Abraham J. Bennett Henry BE. Walsh William Stolba Kenney Boston Traveler St. Louis Mail

Sneak Thief Nabbed After Larceny Confessions

Inspectors Neison and Cox stopped Charles A. Webster of Charlestown in Brattle Square and jailed him on larceny charges. Webster, once a wagon helper for Armstrong Transfer Co, is tied to two recent baggage thefts on rainy days when canvas covered wagons. He admits to stealing J. D. M. Ford's diamond pin and Florence Leonard's jewelry, and faces district court this morning. Milk Inspector Sharpless sails Maine coast.

Neison Cox Brattle Square Charles A. Webster Cottage Street Charlestown Armstrong Transfer Company J. D. M. Ford Harvard University Florence Leonard Webster

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