Patrick J Delaney Attorney Former Councillor
Patrick J Delaney, an attorney and former councillor, is described as a self-reliant, restless figure who rose from various trades to become a powerful jurist in Suffolk County. He lived at 42 Amory Street with his daughter and was active in the Boston Catholic and social clubs, with ties to Cambridge.
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Mae
Cork
Karry
Kerry
Barry Borde
Cambridge
Parnell Street
East Cambridge
Otis and
Thorndike
Rindge
Inman Street
Ak Ae
John B
Suffolk
Mr.Delaney
Delaney
Amory Street
Calmeeea
Bika
Orneg
Boston City Club
Katenis of
St. Finbar
William Galvin Architect Prominent Boston Figure
Born in 1902 in Boston, William Lawrence Galvin becomes noted as an architect with offices at 4 Brattle Square and living with his mother at 77 Martin Street. His Cambridge projects include Hadley Brook and Cronin Building. his career is praised for originality, solidity, taste, and artistic instinct.
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Severns
Billy Galvin
Jereifahl Galvin
Wyulin Ag Galvin
Bill Galvin
Boston
Bridge
Lee Grammar School
Ggg
Haryari
Brattle Square
Galvin
Martin Street
Apices
SS Anth
See
Cambridge
Hadley Brook
Brattice Square
Cronin
Church Street
Shes Bros
Paul A Dever Attorney Public Biography Emerges
The article portrays Paul A Dever as a skilled public servant and diplomat born in Boston. It notes his education at Boston Latin School and Boston University Law School, his family background, and his reputation as a persuasive speaker with a strong voice.
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Izte
Paul A
McElleny
Cowley
Debonnair
Mr. Dever
Boston
J H Dever
Hugh O'Brien
Old Boston Common Council
Foul
Boston Latin School
Boston University Law School
Feneravion
Cambridge
Doyle and Fallon Highlight Cambridge Irish Leaders
Albert J. Doyle, Assistant Clerk of Committees in Cambridge, noted for quiet service and Irish roots, shines alongside Edward Fallon, long time principal and tax expert. Both are described as trusted public servants with strong community ties in Cambridge and nearby areas.
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Albert J. Doyle
Cambridge
Bernard Fallon Cambridge Athlete and Leader
Bernard F Fallon of Cambridge known as a principal assessor and stalwart athlete. He rowed with the Bradford Boat Club in his school days and hailed from Athlone Ireland, born in Cambridge with Brooks and girl اط.
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Bradford Boat Club
Bennie” Fallon
Cambridge
Athlone
Eart
Ireland
Bernard Fallon
Brooks
Girl
Dr. Fair a Respected East Cambridge Physician of Celtic Heritage
Dr. Fair, a native of Natick born in 1869, has long practiced medicine in East Cambridge. He moved his office to 81 Dana Street years ago and is admired for a modest, amiable temperament and strong Irish pride. He avoids political office, preferring civic service from the sidelines.
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Murphy
Mullin
Mahoney
Fair
Dr. Fair
Ireland
Cromwell
Dt May
James Fair
Jane Mullen
Cambridge
Dana, Street
Natick
Ford Family of Cambridge Mirrors Irish Industrial Roots
A historical note recalls Joseph Bileny Ford and son Joseph B. Jr. at Austin Ford & Son Co. of Cambridge, a long running stone end dred products distributor since 1570. The Fords trace origins to Leitrim Ireland, with family ties to Blessington and a lineage framed by a rugged, industrious Irish heritage.
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Cambridge
Austin Ford & Son
Joseph Bileny Ford
Joseph B., Jr
Leitrim
Ireland
Blessington
Ea ‘Anomie
Ford
Albany man Austin Ford linked to Emerson estate purchase
A restricted obituary style note chronicles Austin Ford’s early life in Montreal and New England, friendships with Panateloee and a granite Soldiers' Monument, and his career path from family trades to founding ambitions. It notes his marriage to Mrs. Ford, seven children, and the 1990 purchase of the Emerson estate at 395 Broadway on Dana’s Hill.
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Austin Ford Eerker
Dedi
Fish Milmora
Panateloee
Boardman
Allston
St. Laurent College
Montreal
Estery
Ford
East Cam
Crane
Mr. Ford
Emerson
Broadway
Dana’ Hill
Joseph A Henley Steady Leader of Lally Column Co
Joseph A Henley serves as general manager of Lally Column Co with plants in Chicago Brockton and Cambridge. A lifelong golfer at Waltham Country Club he is noted for energy diplomacy and pride in his Celtic heritage while steering steel and concrete filled pillars.
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Joseph A. Henley
Lally Column Co
General News & Press
Henley
Chicago
Brockton
Cambridge
Trish
Waltham Country Club
Wm. Shine
Boston Structural Steel Co
John H. Corcoran
Farsons Dry Goods
Sorele
Reign
South Boaton
Mr. Healey
Yasee
Talty Celtican Club
Banton
Thien
Frank E Cassidy Heating Ventilating Plumbing Contractor
Frank E Cassidy, a heating, ventilating, and plumbing contractor born in Dover, is praised for cleanliness and hygiene in several communities. The text highlights his Irish charm and esteem among many, noting no strains or undermining of his person.
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Frank E. Cassidy
Camidy
Dover
Cassidy's steadying town influence noted in Cambridge to Arington move
The piece describes Frank E Cassidy as a confident business figure who shifted from Cambridge to Arington. Though not a politician in the formal sense, Cassidy steadies town meetings with timely, candid remarks. It praises Irish business traits and Cassidy's leadership as an Elk and a respected local figure.
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Cassidy
Cambridge
Ariington
Frank E Cassidy
Father Scully
Des
Bernard E McDermott and Electrical Fixtures Retired
A dominant Celt Bernard McDermott of Cambridge long respected in gas and electric fixtures. Born in Roscommon or Clare ancestry, he moved to North Cambridge and served as a trusted local figure, heading the Water Board with two decades of service and recent focus on water plant improvements.
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Bernard McDermott
Cambridge
Hoston
Roscommon
Clare
B. F. McDermott
Malachi
Bridget
Treland
St Patrick
St. Bridget
Densic
St. Malachi Wes
Eat Pu
Master Printer-Publicist J Frank Facey
Sixty eight years old in Mr Facey, a Cork born master printer publicist with three hobbies. He values printing and amateur athletics and politics and has a long career at the Hiv oc Press. A former Cambridge native and local council member recalls his days with Hilly Russell as mayor.
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Mrr
Aoman
Hobbs
Cork
John Abbott
Frank
Cambridge
Hivoc
Hilly Russell
Sugden Weng
Burns Appointed Superior Court Judge as Young Irish Descent
The article profiles John J. Burns newly appointed Superior Court judge born to Irish parents. It notes his Harvard Law School teaching, JD in 1925, and a 1951 appointment earlier relinquished for state service. It mentions his Boston El motorman father and ties to Cork border ancestry and Beaton College lineage.
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John J. Burns
Fruur Ely
Birbes
Boston el
Harvard Law School
Boneh
Cork
Ireland
Daniel O'Connell
Mary Ka
Judge Burns
St. Paul's Y Guholach
Beaton College
Saltonstall
Grotier Road
Cambridge political veteran faces Middlesex County shifts
The narrative centers on J. Frank Facey a longtime Cambridge figure and secretary to the N E A A suspected pen name Uy His son Paul and other family members work in printing at 1 Prospect Street The text notes his strong influence in local politics and a plan to move Middlesex County away from Republicans while praising his business acumen and civic involvement.
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Ee An
Wren F. Sentor Barry
Good
Edward Cats
Pacey
Cambridge
J. Frank Facey
Paul
St To Be
Middlesex County
Mr. Facey
Pemberton Street
Auditor McKenzie of Cambridge Faces Virtue and Official Duty
The passage portrays H. J. McKenzie, Cambridge auditor, as a steadfast watchdog of public funds. It extols his frugal, conscientious approach to spending, noting his independence from criticism and his commitment to safeguarding taxpayers’ money. The piece also references Mayor Russell and the general approval of his prudent governance.
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Russell
Howe Wee
John McKenzie
Cambrid
Secon Eae
McKenzie
Cambridge Police Chief John J McBride Retires
John J. McBride served Cambridge as chief for 45 years. He is described as steady and dependable, not a martinet, yet swift when needed. Born in Cambridge in 1871, his northern roots and philosophical temperament shaped his serene, unflustered leadership.
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John McBride Han
Cambridge
Martinet
Iti
Jamoa Me
Ann Kelle Do
Inaai
Chief McBride Remembered For Long Police Service
The obituary recalls Chief McBride who joined the police in 1887 and rose to the highest office, serving fourteen years. Known for patient, merciful leadership he preferred dialogue with his men and remained a family figure with roots on Bellevue avenue.
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Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Police
Ipeters
McBride
Bellevue Avenue
Thomas J Sullivan Cambridge Librarian Profile
The Cambridge Public Library named Thomas J Sullivan as librarian. A Vermont native with ties to the Parnell lineage, he holds degrees from the University of Vermont and Holy Cross and previously served as assistant librarian at Holy Cross before moving to Cambridge two years ago.
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Thomas J. Sullivan
Cambridge Public Library
Calvin Cookiee
Vermont
Coolidge
Sullivan
St.ul
Mr. Sullivan
Oye
Ion
Charles Stewart Parnell
John Sullivan
Thomas
Univers of Vermont
Holy Croasses
Cambridge
Ihtariarth
Holy Cross
Ard
Edward J. Sennott Edited City Councillor
Edward J. Sennott, long-time Cambridge journalist and editor of the Cambridge Recorder, is described as a veteran politician with deep ties to city government. The piece notes his age, deliberate manner, and decades of service in state and city affairs while recounting his editorial influence and public roles.
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Posal
God
Matt
Scully
St Mary's
Ex City Solicitor James F Aylward Profile
The piece portrays James F. Aylward of Cambridge as a forceful Irish type with Puritan virtues. It highlights his strong character, blunt honesty, and Shakespearean flair, noting his East Cambridge roots and early theater interests.
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James F. Aylward
Cambridge
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Patrick. J. Delaney
William Lawrence Galvin
Paul A. Dever
Mr. Doyle
Galway
Thomas Doyle
North Station
East
Albert
Otis
Putnam
Bugiah
Doyle
Mathew
Father Mathew
Bale
Coomnes
Brookline Street
Fort Washington
Fallon
St. Mary’s School
Aquinas College
Northeastern University
Nicholas Shaughnessy
Trishette
Seacoast
Fallon Jenyed Chipeniean
Ani
Courtesus
Bia
Middlesex County Assessors’ Association
Sles
Knights of Costone Sand Liver Oie
Lawrence
Ea Bernard Regemb
Eal
Bernard F. Fallon
Assenser
Estelle
New York
Paris
Estelle’s
Massachusetts Ave
Central Square
ST. Finbarr
County Cork
Gougane Barra
John F
Joseph B. Ford
Austin Ford & If ii
Bernard E. McDermott
J. Frank Fpagcey
John Joseph Burns
H. J. McKenzie
John J. McBride
Police of
Edward J. Sennott
Aylward
WEE & Provision
Grace
Ward
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