Inquiry for missing uncle through Cambridge paper
Aiden O Gallagher of 185 Harvard Street seeks information about his uncle Charles Goodwin known as Charley MacGuigan who left Ireland for America forty years ago. He worked in Lockhart’s undertaking establishment East Cambridge and as a loader’s helper at the U S government warehouse East Boston. He was seen about 18 years ago in Fast Cambridge and was reportedly well and with a family. Readers with knowledge of his whereabouts or his children are asked to inform.
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Cambridge
Charles Goodwin
Charley MacGuigan
Lockhart
East Cambridge
U. S
East Boston
Larry Hennessey
Leland Line
Charles MacNamee
Cunard
McCarthy
Hurley
Mary A. Doherty King
Cambridge Street
Mr. Coakley
Gordon
Father Walsh
Somerville
Johnnie
Coakley’s
Mr. Montgomery
Roland H. Sherman
Jeremiah F. Downey
Edward J. Seannett
Michael J. Heffernan
William Howe
Charles McKenney
Joseph J. Reed
J. Halloran
Patrick H. Hyde
W. F. McClusky
L. B. Cook
Lavin
Thomas Francis Condy
Daniel Counihan
Inman Street
Counthan
Prospect
Hampshire
James KK. Montgomery
Candy
Blarley
Herbert Gordon
Coady
Aan
Anther
Dy Cahill
Drew
Brookine
Edward A. Couathan
Daniel
Clerk of Committees
Prospect Streets
John I. Cahill
Committee On Claims
Coveney
Barry
Blodgett
Barnard
Oak Street
Cahill
Cahill’s
Sergt
Scotland
Pullen
Civil Service Rules
New York
Civil Service Commissioners
Bancroft
Police Committee
Fairbairn
Civil Service Commission
Rady
Retired Rev Dr Edward Abbott Ends 27 Year Pastorate
Rev Dr Edward Abbott of St James Episcopal Church retires from active service after 27 years in the rectorship. He returned from Milton New Hampshire to marry a parishioner and said he plans to keep preaching while stepping back from leadership of the large parish.
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Edward Abbott
St. James Episcopal Church
Abbott
Milton
N. H
St. James’ Church
St. James’ Parish
Foresters Of America elect officers at June meeting
At the regular Court William E. Russell No. 121 Foresters of America Fraternity Hall a six month term was set with William J. Mitchell re-elected chief ranger Martin Cassidy sub chief ranger Timothy J. Horan Richard J. Sullivan senior beadle Timothy T. A. Danehy William J. Lynch junior beadle William F. Brosnahan junior woodward John Murphy lecturer John F. Aylward Thomas T O'Neil financial secretary and Carl Fuchs treasurer will continue. Installation with state and county officers and a ladies night planned for July 6 promises a good time.
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William E. Russell
Foresters of America
Fraternity Hall
William J. Mitchell
Martin Cassidy
Timothy J. Horan
Richard J. Sullivan
Beadle
Timothy T. A. Danehy
Willam J. Lynch
Woodward
William F. Brosnahan
SENTINEL Reports Growth in Subscriptions and News Coverage
The SENTINEL notes hundreds of new regular subscribers since year start as it highlights extensive coverage of clubs, social organizations, and current events while positioning itself as the leading news source. Raymond rents real estate is mentioned in the context of observed local ads.
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The
Sentinel
Subornation case details and police hearing overview
Testimony on Lavin and Doherty affidavits, Gordon case notes, and mayoral decisions. Witnesses describe residence, statements, injuries, and a police pay claim. The hearing ends with Gordon being found not guilty of the charge and later confirmed despite concerns over appointment methods.
Dandelion Club Secures Twelve Oared Barges Crew
The Dandelion Club moored a fine twelve oared barge off their Nantasket cottage. Captain Matt Morriss leads a crew of John Dunphy John Kline John Doyle Hugh Mullen Willie Lynch James Hillery Dan Murphy Wilbur Murphy Tomaso Connerty Tommie Mansfield Willie Farrell. They recently faced a crack Peddock's Island twelve oared crew and held their own. Captain Morriss sports a new official cap as uniform plans proceed. James Sharkey has joined the pipeline work crew.
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San
Nantasket
Matt Morriss
John Dunphy
John Kline
John Doyle
Hugh Mullen
Willie Lynch
James Hillery
Dan Murphy
Wilbur Murphy
Tomaso Connerty
Tommie Mansfield
Willie Farrell
Peddock’s Island
Matt Morrisa
James Sharkey
Jim
Daniel R J Murphy Wallpaper Dealer Cambridge Street
Daniel R J Murphy operates a wholesale and retail wallpaper business at the corner of Norfolk Street and Cambridge Street. The listing notes a focus on wallpaper sales and related decor items in a local commercial area.
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Daniel R. J. Murphy
Wall Paper
Norfolk Street
Cor
Cambridge Street
Cod story stirs townsfolk over 24 pound catch
Tomaso Connarty claims a 24-lb cod caught last Sunday morning. He faces doubt from fellow members who say touching the fish gives a clammy sensation, yet he remains firm. The tale increases local chatter and may involve the water board.
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Water Board
Tomaso Connarty
Death of J. E. Laflamme in North Cambridge
Joseph Edmond Laflamme of 15 Brookford Street, a leading member of Cambridge French community, died last Saturday after a two year illness. Funeral services were held last Tuesday at Notre Dame de Pitie with a requiem high mass at nine o clock.
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Joseph Edmond Laflamme
Brookford Street
Cambridge
Megansett Club Brings Notable Diamond Presence This Season
The Megansett club fields a fine team this year and is represented on the diamond. They practice every evening on the Sixth street field, drawing the attention and admiration of passersby.
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Putnam Outing Club
Megansett Club
Sixth Street
A Siamese Piakat Fish Fights for Royal Show
A vivid account describes the aggressive iridescent piakat from Siam kept in royal aquariums. Trained to battle, these mosquitoes larvae fed fish flare with metallic colors when exposed to rivals or reflections. Battles end only when one fish is killed or driven away, the victor lowering fins only after peace.
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Pia-kat
Siam
Piakat
Funeral of North Cambridge business leader marked by many tributes
Rev Father Marcelle led the interment at St Pauls cemetery Arlington. Floral tributes reflected the high esteem in which he was held. Pall bearers included Charles Glady Joseph Authier Gilbert Brousseau Maurice La rose George Larose and Ludger Verrette. The deceased Mr Laflamme was 62, a longtime North Cambridge resident and active local businessman. He was an honorary member of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters and Court Montreall No 112 Foresters of America. Survived by five children Edmond George Mary Louisa Georgiana and Anna.
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Father Marcelle
St. Paul's Cemetery
Arlington
Charles Glady
Joseph O. Authier
Gilbert Brousseau
Maurice X. Larose
George Larose
Ludger Verrette
Laflamme
North
Cambridge
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Court Montreall
Foresters of America
Edmond
George
Mary Louisa
Georgiana
Anna
Warren Club Hosts A Nantasket Summer Day
Last Sunday the Warren Club hosted guests at their Nantasket summer home with a warm welcome. Michael Canney showed heroic water skills facing the Atlantic echoing last fall’s fire catastrophe. Tom Russell handled the chef duties, drawing praise from Mike Connelly who will back him at Touraine. Charley Reagan and Hugh Mulherin led reception duties as a large visitor group, especially many ladies, was anticipated.
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Nantasket
Warren
Michael Canney
Atlantic
Mike
Mike Connelly
Tom Russell
Touraine
Paris
Charley Reagan
Hugh Mulherin
Poles and Russians and a North Carolina court case
Hugo Ganz notes the divide between Polish society and Russian officials in Russia, then recalls a historic North Carolina court case where debtor Samuel Jenkins drafted a vague promissory note to avoid pressure, promising to pay $200 when convenient but not to be pushed.
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Hugo Ganz
Russia
North Carolina
Jenkins
Samuel Jenkins
John Huggins
Harper's Weekly
McNamee Reception Planned After California Return
A general meeting of the reception committee for ex Mayor John H. H. Mc Namee will be held at St Pauls Hall on Monday evening next. All friends and well wishers are invited to join the committee and attend.
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John H. H. McNamee
California
St. Paul's Hall
Mohawk Outing Club Hosts Guests and New Cottage News
Tom Flynn hosted Mohawk Outing Club guests on the Mat ty O'Brien and Tommy Fitz from the Russells in Inman Square, sharing warm hospitality. Frank Deacon bought the former Wanderers cottage at Brantrock for club enjoyment. John Red McCarthy moved to West Hampton Beach to manage the cycle track, with best wishes from fellow members. Hughie O'Brien has lately visited Clarendon Hill, rumored to have relatives there, and remains reticent about the topic.
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Tom Flynn
Matty O'Brien
Tommy Fitz
Inman Square
Frank
Deacon
Dorchester
Brantrock
John
Red" McCarthy
West Hampton Beach
New York
Hughie O'Brien
Clarendon Hill
Poole's Famous Feat in Splitting Paper Record
Lucius Poole, brother of William Poole the librarian behind Poole's Index, gained national renown for restoring old documents and reprints. He lived thirty years in a Boston house with three collectors and matched aged paper with patches so flawlessly that flaws vanish under magnification. His famed feat split a Century Magazine page into four leaves, surpassing an English expert's three leaves, and the demonstration traveled from London to Paris, stirring wonder among French collectors.
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Lucius Poole
William Poole
Poole
South End
Boston
Toole
Vilayer
Century Magazine
London
Paris
Lortland Advertiser
A Judicial Reproof From a Justice
A justice reproved a would be self drowningsuspect. He said the youth faced a guilty verdict for attempting to drown himself and warned him to imagine his feelings if he had succeeded in the river. The Green Bag reflection frames the moment as a cautionary moral lesson from a upper court.
East Cambridge youths hunt Dorchester visitor Johnnie
In East Cambridge a group of local youths seeks a Dorchester man known as Johnnie who visits a Spring Street home bi weekly and is regarded as eccentric. The Massasoit Outing club plans a Nahant cottage celebration with events and a crack baseball team featuring president Vincent Mulherin and a large roster.
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Dorchester
Spring Street
Johnnie
Massasoit
Nahant Cottage
Vincent
Benjamin) Mulherin
P. Z. Doyle
Daniel J. Quinn
David J. Finn
Matt Galligan
Dan Bracken
Tom Haverty
John Bullock
William J. Burns
John Lane
James Mahoney
John Plunket
William Overland
Frank Shelley
Henry Clark
Charles Garvin
A Bad Scrape
A humorous Chicago News brief quotes a chalked exchange about familiarity between a soap and a Turkish towel with a pun on scraping acquaintance. The dialogue showcases light wordplay and a playful misdirection in a human interest vignette.
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Chicago News
Omitted Phrase Figure Speaks on Position Crux
The great man reads over notes and mutters about a missed phrase while the secretary reports no comment on the core position. He muses he intended to work that phrase into the discussion later.
Why do you call it a French opera prompt
The exchange jokes about labeling an opera as French though the singers perform in Italian. It notes that the stage gowns are from Paris, highlighting fashion overshadowing language, in a light, witty tone.
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Paris
Saucy Edith Rekindles Talk With Clare Conversation
Edith recalls telling Mr. Converse that she resembled him in one respect and Clare asks what that is. Edith answers that she always enjoyed hearing him talk.
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Edith
Ready cash drives great fortunes in business history
The piece praises thrift and early saving as the main force behind wealth. It cites Cornelius Vanderbilt, who started with frugal wages and saved to build a vast fortune, arguing ready cash signals business acumen and enables bold investments for future independence.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
America
New York
Hen in the old wagon sparks Amesbury fire tale
The Boston Herald relays a quirky Amesbury town story about a hand tub fire engine kept as parade decor in an abandoned blacksmith shop. When lightning sparked a nearby farmhouse blaze, the foreman refused to move the hens nesting in the engine box, prompting bucket use. Nearby notes on domestic life suggest men at home annoy wives who seek daily separation for news and quiet.
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Hena
New Hampshire
Kiddy
Boston Herald
Amesbury
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