Water Board Debates New Loan and City Improvements
The Cambridge city council considers a $250,000 water conduit project from Newton Street to Fresh Pond while also approving street and park department funds. Key items include labor rules favoring Cambridge workers, and discussions on Metropolitan system options and future water supply planning.
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Stearns
Common Council
Monk
City Electrician
Committee On Water Supply
Newton Street
Watertown
Fresh Pond
Downey
Street Department
Park Department
Water Supply Committee
Wood
Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board
Cambridge
Mount Auburn
Funeral for George W Montgomery of Cambridge Fire Dept
Funeral held at 40 12 Baldwin street for George W Montgomery driver of hose wagon 5 Cambridge fire department. Rev Charles H Williams officiated. Fire department men and Knights of Malta accompanied the procession from Inman square to Cambridge cemetery where burial service concluded. Floral tributes included pillows from family and relatives and pink roses from Howard and Chester Coolidge.
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George W. Montgomery
Cambridge Fire Department
Baldwin Street
Charles H. Williams
Wood Memorial Church
Fire Department
Uniform
N. W. Bunker
Knights of Malta
Gethsemane Commandery
Everett
Mr. Montgomery
Red Cross Commandery
Cambridge
Cambridge Street
Inman Square
Montgomery
Inman
Harvard
Trowbridge
Mt. Auburn
Brattle Square
Cambridge Cemetery
Charles A. Montgomery
A. M. Cross
A. M. Cross; Bouquet of 4% Rosen From Mr. and Mrs. Jr
TH. Coolidge
Masters Howard
Chester Coolidge
Firehouse Parade Gifts List From Cambridge and Boston Groups
A detailed list of ceremonial offerings including wreaths bouquets pillows and crosses presented by various bodies and individuals from Fall River Cambridge Boston and Everett for a community or fraternal event. Notable contributors include Lieut Kershaw Fall River fire dept Engler 1 Cambridge and the North Cambridge Veteran Firemen's Association with items such as Maltese crosses crescents and a wreath.
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May B. Langille
Lieut. Kershaw
Fall River
George Church
North Cambridge Veteran Firemen’s Association
Crescent
Journal Outlook Social Club
Cambridge
Mrs. Boles
Boston
Walter
Carrie Blatchford
Powder House Conclave
Cambridge Paper Box Factory
H. E. Gutheim
Gethsamane Commandery 250
Knights of Malta
Everett
Cambridge Auto Accidents Leave Three Injured. One Dies
Three pedestrians were struck by cars in Cambridge last Saturday night. John Donovan, 85, of Otis Street East Cambridge, died at Cambridge Hospital about an hour after the crash at Brookline Street transfer station. The driver, Charles G. Bender of Cleveland, was arrested and held on a manslaughter charge as the inquest proceeds. Daniel Lane and daughter Katherine Lane were injured on Prospect Street near Central Square. both taken to Cambridge Hospital. The other driver, Carl F. Schippen, and passengers Mrs. Schippen and Mrs. Wood were in the second vehicle involved.
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Carstein
Lake
Cambridge Field
City Electrician
Committee On Finance
Warren A. Male
Fire Department
Martin McMahon
Clark D. Wood
Peter Malone
Eugene McCarthy
Alderman Davis
Beach Street
Streets Club
Common Council
Flynn
Michael Corcoran
Brattle Square
Third District Court
Rindge Manual Training School
Gurney Street
Fairweather Street
Huron Avenue
Columbia Street
W. W.thompson
Committee On Soldiers’ Aid
Elizabeth B. McGregor
Charles W. Smith
Chestnut Street
Charles E. Callahan
Sherman Street
Louis Duclos
Reed Street
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Banks Street
Committee On Licenses
Philip Olins
Francis J. Williams
Jeremiah Donahue
Chas. H. Melver
William Trobinson
Susan Kempwagon
Pierre J. Berube
Murdock MacKay
Missak Karajian
Common Victualer
Lawrence Foomey
Nathan Ad
Demetrios Christo
Tryfon Christo
John ‘T. Colley
Nicolas Coulouris
John Curran
Castos Demitrios
Salvatore Dibiase
Agnostino Tonnodio
David J. Hanlon
Speron Lenne
Michael McCarthy
Cosmoe Mince
David L. Mullin
John W. Nixon
Nelson B. Robbins
Felice Russo
Costa Secle
Peter B
Temple Street
Cambridge Electric Light Company
Cambridge
John Donovan
Otis Street
East Cambridge
Donovan
Brookline Street
Morss & Whyte Wire Works
Charles G. Dender
Cleveland
Boston
Neilan
Daniel J. Lane
Hancock Street
Katherine
Prospect Street
Central Square
Gordon
J. Frank Facey
Mr. Lane
Cambridge Hospital
Carl F. Schippen
Schippen
William Ti. Wood
Charles G. Bender
Michael J. Donovan
Massachusetts Avenue
Almy
Bender
Rindge Manual Training Defeats Dorchester 4 to 3
Rindge manual training school edged Dorchester high 4 to 3 in an Interscholastic League game at Dunbar avenue grounds. Beckett pitched well for Rindge, limiting Dorchester to five hits as Brayley allowed seven. Key fourth and fifth inning rallies, plus miscues by Dorchester, decided the contest with strong base running and timely hitting from Rindge players.
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Rindge Manual Training School
Dorchester High
Dunbar Avenue
Dorchester
Cambridge Boys
Beckett
Brayley
Fish
Murphy
Sullivan
Callahan
Joss
Rindge
Parks
Adams
McCrehan
Sweeney
McArdle
Ross
Division 20 A O H adopts anti politics resolutions
At a June meeting in East Cambridge the Division 20 A O H adopted resolutions disallowing political discussion at gatherings after concerns raised by John O'Brien of Sacred Heart Church. The group voted to exclude politics from future meetings and to record copies for the pastor and Cambridge newspapers. Also noted were saloon passengers arriving in Poston and the Cambridge bridge commission meeting on Brookline and Boylston streets.
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Division 20
O. H
Institute Hall
East Cambridge
John O'Brien
Sacred Heart Church
A. O. IL
Cambridge
Poston
Sophia Fey
Cambridge Bridge Commission
Collins
Brookline Street
Boylston Street
Raymond's
Cossip on Police Reform and City Politics
A Washington city column notes reshaped policing with new dress codes and a shift to headquarter led standards. It recalls proceedings on Mayor Daly and Chief Cunningham, payroll hiccups for assessors, and shifts in council dynamics amid a wave of reform.
Outdoor Festival at St Peters Parish Draws Big Crowd
The annual Outdoor Festival at St Peters parish will be held on the rectory grounds at Concord avenue and Buckingham street next Saturday June 25. Last year attracted a large crowd and organizers expect an even bigger event this year with entertainment for all ages including a merry go round dodger shooting gallery and fish pond. Father Chidwick famed Maine chaplain will speak at 5 pm on The Friar Question in the Philippines backed by veteran Grand Army posts and military units in uniform. Evening lighting will feature thousands of lanterns and free transfers via Hiren avenue cars from Harvard square.
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St. Peter's
Concord Avenue
Buckingham Street
Chidwick
Maine
Havana Harbor
United States
New York
Philippines
Taft
Harvard Square
BUTCHER SHERMAN WED IN CAMBRIDGE BAPTIST SETTING
William T. Butcher of Lakeview avenue married Miss Annie Dean Sherman of Ellsworth avenue on Tuesday night at Cambridge Baptist Church. Rev Woodman Bradbury presided. A reception followed at the bride's home. Arthur Derby of Salem was best man. Miss Hazel Sherman, sister of the bride, was maid of honor with bridesmaids Miss Tretitia Archer and Miss Mercy L Wood. The couple plan a West tour before settling on Lakeview avenue. Ushers included Harry N Stearns, Harris Whitemore, Harry P Sawtelle, Edward Sherman, Andrew Derby and Fred Tipper.
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Willian T. Butcher
Lakeview Avenue
Annie Dean Sherman
Ellsworth Avenue
Woodman Bradbury
of Cambridge Baptist Church
Arthur Derby
Salem
Hazel Sherman
Tretitia Archer
Mercy L. Wood
Yellowstone Park
California
St. Louis
Harry N. Stearns
Harris 8. Whittemore
Harry PF. Sawtelle
Edward Sherman
Andrew Derby
Fred Tipper
Memorial Hall to Close Thirty-Second Season With Commencement Dinner
Memorial Hall, famed as a premier boarding place for college men, will close its thirty-second season on June 29 with the annual Commencement dinner and post dinner addresses by renowned scholars. The hall, begun in 1860 and dedicated to Harvard’s brave sons, features Sanders Theatre, memorial tablets, and windows honoring distinguished classes, with marble busts of notable scholars and leaders. In 1872 it expanded to relieve cramped dining facilities for instructors and students.
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Tiwaa
Harvard
Sanders
Memorial Hall Dining Chief to Open Gloucester Hall
The Memorial dining hall, seating 800 to 850 at peak, serves about 1363 patrons daily across three meals with a rotating table system. Supervisor Frank E. Sawyer, a 35 year old with Boston hotel ties, will soon oversee the Cult ural Arts dining hall at Eastern Point and Yale University dining facilities. He is noted for firm but fair management and recent handling of a waiter strike, and holds memberships in Cambridge Aerie and the Meddlers' Club.
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Frank E. Sawyer
Memorial
la Vouraline
Boston
Sawyer
Bedford Springs Hotel
Bedford Springs
Penn
Adiams House
Crawford House
Eastern Point
Gloucester
Mass
Yale University
United States
Uun
Ottew
Memorial Hall
Cambridge Aerie
Order of Eagles
Meddiers’ Club
Graduation Night Honors English High School Class of TMH
Sanders theatre housed the English high school's graduation on a Wednesday evening. The program included orations, Shakespeare readings, song, violin, and a long list of graduates led by salutatory acts and the mayor presenting diplomas.
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Sanders
English High School
TMH
Mareh
Miss Burns
Me Chapman
eThe Hees
Atlee BL Taylor
Rosalind
Miss Wells
Miss Doherty
Celia
Miss Murray
Portia
Miss Beeching
Viola
Miss Place
Helena
George T. Martin
Song of Peace
Jeynette Jacobson
Charles William Babson
William Wilmot Boynton
Henry William Breen
William Edward Cunningham
Matthew Francis Durgin
John Leon Feeney
Leo Thomas Kanaly
Charles Otis King
William Joseph Hierce
Frank Farnsworth Reynolds
Joseph Francis Sullivan
George Arthur White
Bertha Lots Adams
Gertrude Theora Anderson
Dora Mae Beeching
Eva Mary Bousquet
Agatha Evelyn Hoyle
Mary Alice Broussard
Mary Ethel Burns
Elizabeth Shumway Colton
Helen Gertrude Cotter
Laura Troodell Creelman
Nellie May Cruickshank
Catharine Lauretta Dinnven
Charlotte Elizabeth Dogherty
Nina Mildred Kean
Ella Esther Eliott
Marion
Grace Mary McNabb
Gertrude Mail McNamee
Emma Letitia MacVienr
Sadie Frances Manton
Agnes Josephine Moller
Jenny Olivia Mosher
Mary Edna Murray
Mary Louisa Overton
Bila Wyman Perry
Jessie Nevada Place
Edith Mabel Rice
Ethel Alberta Rice
Josephine Florence Rowe
Emilie Julianna Elizabeth Sanders
Adelaide Louise Schuebeler
Helen Stark Seaverns
Corrinne Hermine Smith
Emma Nevada Smith
Fanny
Court upholds Chief Cunningham appointment amid mayoral criticism
Justice Barker ruled Chief Cunningham valid from the start amid disputes over his Civil Service status and the mayoral process. The decision challenges opponents of ex Mayor McNamee and casts doubt on Daly and Pullen for removing him without proper cause. The case awaits final appellate action after briefs. Prudence May Shamons, known as the barefoot girl, is sent to Sherborn for drunkenness probation violation after a cycle of probations and evasions.
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Billy Davis
Police Cunningham
Daly
Coveney
Cunningham
Justice Baker
Court House
Pemberton Square
Boston
McNamee
Edward Counthan
Supreme Court
Chief Cunningham
Couathan
Henry J. Cunningham
Justice Barker
Frederick B. Pullen
Yeas
Nays
Cloyes
Board of Aldermen
Board of Allermen
Messrs
W. J. O'Donnell
Jos. J. McCarthy
Peavey
Pullen
Prudence May Simmons
Prudence May Shamons
Barefoot Girl
Women’s Reformatory
Sherborn
Prudence
Somerville
Charles River
Campbell
Cambridge
Lower Cambridgeport
House of Correction
Ramsey
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Lancaster
James F. Aylward
Lawton
Sanderson
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W. A. Dale
Spring Street
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EB. M. Stevens
Brown Street
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Blaisdell
City
O'Hearn
Division
the “Sentinel
Cossip
Mr. Johnson
Order of
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Dickeys
Rowe
Hewlett
Harvart Bridge
Myers
Giles Tainter
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Harlow
Sentinel
ST. Peter’s Festival
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