Mayor demands resignations from health board members
Mayor Daly calls for the resignations of Scott and Weeks from the board of health by Monday next or risks removal. The report covers the board meeting fallout over Dr Sennett’s removal and Dr Allen Barnes’s appointment, plus names of club members and a forthcoming meeting at Miss Nellie Calnan’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Annie McCabe
Nellie Callan
Josephine Toomey
Agnes Gormley
Rose Ualagan
Evan Burchell
Mamie Cowhlg
Lizzie Doherty
William Doherty
James O'Connor
Nellie Calnan
Wm. O'Brien
Thomas Tomey
Rose Gilligan
Barnes
Messrs. Scott and
Weeks
Mayors oaths and resignations threaten council impasse
Ex-Chairman Scott and Dr Weeks grip the council as the mayor renews demand for resignations. Scott defies dismissal saying he will not resign and accuses Weeks of poor parliamentary conduct. The mayor gave until 9 Monday to hand in resignations while Weeks could not be reached for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Weeks
Pleasant Basket Party by Forget-me-not Club
The Forget-me-not club held a basket party at Miss Nellie Alexander’s home 22 Decatur street last Monday evening. Guests enjoyed singing dancing and games with decorated baskets and a birthday surprise for Miss De Young. Daniel Alexander presided at the piano while Nellie Fitzgerald and others sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forget
Nellie Alexander
Decatur Street
Nellie Fitzgerald
Miss de Young
Mr. Stone
Sadie Lane
Minnie Burke
Minnie Lawe
Annie Walsh
Kittie Burke
Minnie Young
Margaret Finley
Aliee Walsh
Fire Strikes St. John's Chapel in Cambridge
Fire at St. John's Chapel in Cambridge causes major damage to the altar and artwork while priests and firefighters battle the blaze. Father Kelley and volunteers evacuate and salvage valuables as damage is estimated around $8,000. Services planned in basement if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Chapel
Hollis Street
Rindge Avenue
James I. Fr. Kelley
Father Kelley
Gerat
St. Joseph
Blessed Virgin
the Sacred Heart
Massachusetts Avenue
Sentinel
Kelley
Church of Notre Dame de Pitie
Harvey Atrect
Fifth anniversary for Division 19 AOH Ladies Auxiliary
The Ladies Auxiliary of Division 19 AOH celebrated a five year anniversary at Cedar Hall with an entertainment program. Local speakers praised the group's work, Miss Nellie O Connell and Rev John R McCool attended, and a bookcase was presented to the chaplain. The event ended with dancing as Walsh O Keefe orchestra played. Separately a furniture purchase dispute involved Phillips Bros. and a bad check for 22.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division
Order of Hibernians
Cedar Hall
Michael 8. Walsh
Dennis TP. Kellener
Erin
Elizabeth
Allahan
P. J. Scanlan
Tommy Murphy
Jud McCrehan
Harry Gillis
Alexander
Jeremiah Copovan
Martha Thomas
Father McCool
Waters
John McGillicaddy
Daniel O'Keefe
Annie F McSweeney
Ladies' Auxiliary
Katherine J. Burke
Middlesex County
A. O
Home Auxiliary
Neliie O'Connell
John R. McCool
Walsh & O'Keefe
Phillips Bros
Massachusetts Avenue
Toston Bank
Magazine Street
Non-partisans face critiques over city staffing and budgets
The article notes raises for foremen clerks and yard clerks under the city’s Non-partisan rule. It recalls earlier contention over tally men appointed by Shea and argues for reforms, citing absentee pay, misused positions, and budget delay attempts as part of a broader political fray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clukas
Shea
East Cambridge
Coveney
Waterman
Cuba
Wood
Comnersman Crane
Sanctuary Fund Ball ushers grand Sacred Heart event
A large crowd filled Institute hall for the Sanctuary Fund Society of the Church of the Sacred Heart whist tournament and dance. Prizes awarded to J. H. Haverty P. J. Coleman and Peter H. Curran, with ladies’ prizes to Mrs. McSorley Mrs. Goo kin and Miss Gallagher. The evening concluded with dancing to Condit’s orchestra and a detailed listing of floor and arrangement committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanctuary Fund Society
Church of the Sacred Heart
Institute Hall
East Cambridge
J. H. Haverty
P. J. Coleman
St. John’s Literary Institute
Peter H. Curran
Peter McSorley
Richard Gookin
Helen Gallagher
Condit
Artis
Hundred Club Ball lights up Cyprus hall with dance
The four hundred club held a gala ball at Cyprus hall last Wednesday featuring John McInnes and his orchestra encores. decorations by Andrew Hezlitt and a grand march directed by W. J. Halloran drew a capacity crowd of Hast?ambridge friends. Officers and members listed, guests from Neponset and several clubs pledged open hospitality next summer with hopes of a cottage at Toughs Neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyprus Hall
Four Hundred
John McInnes
Andrew Hezlitt
W. J. Halloran
Frank George
Archie Watson
Alds
Manuel Bettincourt
Charlie Farrell
Thomas , Anderson
Charles Foster
Alfred August
William Jandreau
Lewis Emmons
Frank Lehan
Manuel Simonds
Joseph Brooks
John Costa
Anthony Thomas
George Laselle
Joseph Cabral
Has
Ambridge
Toughs Neck
Joseph Murray
Watie O'Brien
Julia Murphy
Iatie Telley
Joseph Coit
Annie Farrell
Mary Dunn
William Jandrean
Oseph Coit
Frank Travers
Margaret Murphy
Annie Simmonds
Margaret Campbell
M. Bettincourt
A. V. Autumes
John Thomas
Joseph Colt
Frank Medieros
Farrell
O'Brien
M. Dunn
May O'Brien
Misa Collins
McDermott
May Connors
Annie Murphy
Helen Conners
Helen Fisher
Alice Scanlon
Helen Doherty
Williams
Minnie Reagan
Josie
Nellie Delahenty
Clye Tul
Pauline Chase
Edward Drinkwater
John J. Ward
Abraham Stack
Dugald Morrissey
Robert McGown
Neponset
William Kelley
Alexander McCloskey
John J. Dacey
Joseph Dacey
Harry Cook
Peter Crown
William Sullivan
Alexander McIntosh
P. Ahern
P. Pogrott
Thomas J. Mahoney
A. A. Teveroney
Utopia Club
Dennis P. Coffey
Lasselle Club
Alderman Andrew
Joseph Sullivan
William Coffey
Narragansett
James Coffey
Likeview Club
Cambridge board weighs Dr. Barnes bacteriologist bid
A Cambridge board meeting debated appointing Dr. Allen Barnes as city bacteriologist until February 1906. Debates included whether Barnes was dismissed from Massachusetts General Hospital for drunkenness and furniture damage, with hospital officials denying such charges and defending the discipline decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Ernest W. Clark
Allen Barnes
Barnes
Hill
Scott
Democrat
Clark
Mr. Scott
Massachusetts General Hospital
Cambridge
Weeks
Dr. Barnes
Farnham
Messrs. Clark
Sennott
Dr. Weeks
Allan Barnes
Messrs
Boulevard Hearing Before Metropolitan Affairs Committee
A well attended hearing before the State House committee on Metropolitan affairs addressed proposed boulevards through Cambridge and Somerville. Capt. Frank W. Dallinger led Cambridge supporters. Somerville backers included Mayor Chandler and Alderman Cliff with Vinal Cutler Luce representatives. The hearing paused and will resume Monday March 13 due to length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
State House
Cambridge
Somerville
Frank W. Dallinger
A. W. Shepard
Boowlevard
Chandler
John J. Triggins
Board of Aldermen
Cliff
Vinal, Cutler and
Luce
Dallinger
Apsry
Googins
Charles PD
Keith
Citizens’ Trade Association
Patrick J Doherty Dies in City Home at 47
Patrick J Doherty died at his home on Franklin Street Wednesday morning. He was born in the city 47 years ago, the son of Mr and Mrs Matthew Doherty. He was a bookbinder by trade. Burial will be in Mt Auburn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Blaisdell
City Electrician
O'Meara
Daly
O'Teamm
Frank J. Lehan
Tehan
Sentinel
Patrick J. Doherty
Franklin Street
Tie
Matthew Doherty
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
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Mr. Scott and
Fitzgerald Mandeville de Smythe
Marguerite Tucle Beard
Misa Ndith Morton
Neice
Mabelle Louise Hoyer
Caroline Marcia Edgerly
Arthur Garfield
Chase
J. W. J. Marjon
P. P. Marlon
C. P. Wood
Ren
ST. John's Catholic Chapel
Temperance and Auxiliary
Cluties of
Mast Cambridge
Annie McOcabe
North Street
Newtowne Hall
Cambridge Latin School
Tobani
Nevin
Alicia Waltz
Wilder
Mozart
Shaw
Henry Bertram Potter
Gustav Emil Carstein
Philip Tripp Coouuge
Harold Canning Chapin
Harold Clarke Durrell
Marguerite Lucile Beard
Mabelle Louise Royer
Ladies’ Auxiliary
the “Sentinel
Cossip
Bradford
Cornman Crane
Connedman
Smithers
Republican City Committee
Cambridgeport
General Champlin
City Hall
McNamee
Sanctuary Fund
George H. Kelley
John J. Ahernards
William Bowen
Charles Reagan
Joseph F. Noonan
James P. O'Neill
William Sanderson
Herbert Quinn
Joseph O'Connor
L. Young
Gertrude Noonan
Rose Sanderson
Daniel Mullen
Margaret Brown
Lena Sullivan
John H. Hurley
C. P. Holt
James I. Newman
William A. Noonan
Frederick McCarthy
James Hopkins
Edward A. Counihan
Annie Noonan
Bessie Murphy
John Lawton
May Noonan
Etta Cannon
John Quinn
Dennis Kelley
O. I. Young
Anna Murphy
Mary Brown
Belle McQuade
Anna McCarthy
Katherine Greeley
Lillian Kenney
Mary Doyle
James A. Healy
Portland
Father O'Brien
Archbishop Williams
Lawrence J. O'Toole
J. O'Connor
Dennis O'Callaghan
James O'Brien
Byrne
Thomas Magennis
Vranels Wilson
Healy
O'Reilly
Springfield
Bishop McMahon
Hartford
McMahon
John O'Brien
M. P. Mec- Mahan
Daniel I. Horgan
P. J. Durcan
I. J. Hughes
M. J. Coffey
James Higgins
Miss Randall
Lillian Malloy
Emory
Emily Grant
Wm. Hughes
Vincent Esart
H. L. Sinclair
Thomas Hicks
A. Counihan, Jr
Thomas Cody
John Canney
W. Lavery
Dorchester
Richard Googin
Googin
Katie Googin
Edward Collier
A. J. Cunningham
Conlan
John J. Ahern, Jr
James Barrett
Thompson
Charles Long
J. F. Flynn
Wm. J. Sullivan
David Scannell
Jere
Scannell
Harry Mahoney
Joseph Shaughnessy
Frank Shaughnessy
John O'Neil
J. P. O'Neil
LD. B. Shaughnessy
Catherine Mullen
Kate McGrath
George Wf. Kelley
Sandy” Chapman
Lynn
Jere McAuliffe
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