Non-partisanship clash over city budget and duties
The common council discord centers on a budget vote amid a nonpartisan walkout. The episode blocks street sprinkling funds, sewer works, and brown-tail moth control, prompting calls to oust the party from city hall. A separate note discusses elevated railway plans with a Bay Street to Harvard Square subway proposal and Brattle Square terminal.
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Common Council
Messrs. Thayer and
Meyers
Wood
Giles
O'Neil
Hitchcock Case Ends With Pension Question For City
The widow of Simon D. Hitchcock sought a five dollar and fifty cent weekly police pension after his 35 years on the Cambridge force and a severe injury 18 years earlier. The legislative affairs committee ruled the case as a test and the petitioner withdrew, deciding pensions for widows of deceased officers is not justified as a general rule.
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Simon D. Hitchcock
Committee On Legislative Affairs
Cambridge Police Force
Central Square
Hitchcock
Bis
Cambridge Transit Controversy Moves Toward Subway
General Bancroft writes to the rapid transit committee signaling settlement of a long standing Cambridge dispute. The city has debated substituting a subway for an elevated road, with public sentiment once strongly in favor and now reassessed after months of analysis of subway versus elevated options.
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Bancroft
Rapid Transit Committee
Cambridge
Mayors Knowledge Mocked In State Legislature
A Cambridge mayor’s knowledge on corporation matters is ridiculed in a legislative session. Representative Davis pushes a tax on corporations using public streets while Barrett mocks the mayor’s legal knowledge. The debate ends with mixed support and the council’s walkout criticized. Police Retef and Acting Chief Pullen face internal tensions as issues unfold.
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Cambridge
Davis
Salem
Committee On Taxation
House
Daly
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Malden
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Dandelion Club Ball Delights Cyprus Hall Crowd
A Dandelion pleasure club ball at Cyprus hall drew a large audience with a jungle march as the centerpiece. Innes' orchestra played while a festively dressed clown led a procession of animals and a grand finale rough house, with a cow emerging victorious.
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Amusing Club Dance March and Joint Clan Social
A lively account describes a clan backed social at Cyprus hall with a long list of participants including Jas Cassidy and J Wilbur Murphy in costumes, plus a detailed floor staff and committees. The event featured a grand concert, a grand march with about twenty five couples, and an evening of dances and entertainment. Notables present included Mrs John Mellroy and Mayor Daly, with Wilkinson's orchestra providing music and a formal program of songs and sketches.
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Jas. Cassidy
William Lynch
J. Wilbur Murphy
John Carney
Thomas Mansfield
John Kelley
Dan Muphy
Timothy Murphy
Charles Bedard
Withiam Conaty
Frank Gallagher
Thomas Tisdale
Joseph Connolly
George Haley
Ernest Boycea
Manuel Rogers
Joseph Grady
Dan Lally
Jack Hayes
John Dunphy
William A. Farrow
William J. Lynch
J. F. Hayes
Lawrence P. Lally
J. BE. Hillery
James Cassidy
M. J. Lynch
John A. Dunphy
C. E. Farrow
M. J. Delaney
John W. F. Kline
John M. Doyle
Matthew Morris
Hugh E. Mullin
John P. Carney
James Hillery
John PF. Hayes
Charles E. Farrow
William Conaty
John Reilty
Frank McDonald
Lawrence Lally
William J. Dunn
Patrick Delaney
Daniel Murphy
John P. O'Neill
Joseph Calnan
John McCarthy
Thomas E. Mansfield
George Meehan
John F. Lynch
Owen i. Doyle
D. A. Kane
Frank McLaughlin
John Wallace
John M. Crane
William Witham
Joe Cleary
James Murphy
Thomas Conaty
Mise Harding
Charles Chapman
Minnie Murphy
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Lakeview's Dance Outing Show Delights Local Audience
Lakeview's outing club staged a polished Monday evening event at Institute hall presenting a vaudeville program. The bill featured Marr & Evans acrobats Charles Edwards Cadman Johnson and more with moving pictures by William Roland and piano by Harry Hannah, delivering a lively social feature of the season.
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Court Street
Boston
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Lakeview Club Gala Features McInnes Orchestra and Notables
A large audience enjoyed an entertainment evening at Lakeview with a novelty bio graph and McInnes orchestra led by John McInnes. The event featured a full club floor, a grand intermission collation in Gymnasium hall, and a long list of notable attendees including politicians, aldermen, and club officers.
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John McInnes
Hugh H. Healey
Charles H. Sherman
John O'Neill
Joseph L. Quin
Joseph Shaughnessy
Manuel Andrew
Willam Shelley
J. EB. ‘Shannon
Hugh McDermott
Frank Shaughnessy
Thomas Gallagher
George English
James Mulhern
John Wilson O'Douch
James Flynn
Leo Shields
William Hogan
James F. Black
James
Robert Ambrose
Daniel Quinn
John Quinn
John Powers
Daniel Bracken
John Bracken
Herbert Noonan
Joe Shannon
Messrs. Yates
Jackson Club
Henry Shelley
John Downey
Edward Lehan
Charles
Ed” Barrett
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Wm. Cody
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Ben Faxon
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John Doyle
Passion Play Lecture Draws Overflow Crowd At Abington
Prof. Timothy Drake of Abington presented a vivid illustrated talk on the Passion Play of Oberammergau in Aquinas hall last Sunday. The color images, shot by the professor on site, and the speaker’s descriptive eloquence left the audience spellbound and moved to high religious reflection. Vocal selections by John B. Whoriskey and piano accompaniment by Miss Mary McCarthy complemented the program.
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Aquinas Hall
Timothy Drake
Abington
Oberammergau
John B. Whoriskey
Mary McCarthy
St. Mary's Church
Portuguese Drama At Institute Hall Draws Large Native Audience
A Portuguese program shown last Tuesday at Institute hall featured the drama Andres Fabricante and a one act comedy O Tio Mathews. East Cambridge residents participated and the cast included Pedro Martins Antonio R Vieira Barao de Maurico Joseph Menezes Doutor Gonsalves Joao N Souza Bernardo da Motta Jan Baldi Andrea Fabricante Virginio C Mello Joaquim Frank Menezes Antonio F Gonsalves Luiza Maria L Gonsalves D Thereza Maria J Vieira Alberto M R Vieira Otto Matheus V C Mello Pantaleno G Baldi Faneca Frank Gonsalves and Mathilde Maria Gonsalves.
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East Cambridge
O Tio Mathews
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Hospital Aid Society to Swap Sale for Concert Event
At the Holy Ghost Hospital for Incurables monthly meeting on March 4 the Hospital Aid society voted to end the annual sale and replace it with a Sunday evening concert. A Tremont theater engagement for April 30 was arranged and a March 19 meeting at 3 30 P.M. will organize ticket workers.
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Hospital Aid Society of the Holy Ghost Hospital For Incurables
Tremont Theater
SmokER Contact Social At Ward 7 Republican Club
A smoke talk at Ward 7 Republican club headquarters Monday drew over 160 members. President Cowlishaw opened with a witty cigar passing, and De Castellan gave a phonograph recital. Songs by Laula Polack W Fay Isaac Polack Cowlisahan and W Nice followed. William Blevins won an umbrella for most new members in February 31. William Foy was second with 19. The article projects strong Republican activity for the next election.
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de Castellan
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