Daly to the Irish Extolled Public Life Critique
The Boston Globe quoted Mayor Daly praising the Irish in public life for purity, while critics doubt his sincerity given his political actions against Irish influence. They question his consistency in removing Irish appointees and reshuffling city leadership, arguing his stance clashes with his conduct. The piece notes Daly’s remarks on temperance and cites per capita alcohol costs in Ireland, England, Scotland, and the U.S. to lampoon his claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Boston
Boston Globe
Trish
Walter Wardwell
Bete Noir
Globe
Ireland
England
Scotland
Discrimination in City Planning Sparks Debate in Cambridge
A period piece accuses East and North Cambridge of being denied funding while East Cambridge and North Cambridge residents are said to bear the burden. The piece blames a Ward 5 Democrat, Chase, for opposing a plan benefiting two city sections, arguing narrow values harm thousands while wealthier districts gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentle
East
Ambridge
Cambridge
East Cambridge
North Cambridge
Chase
Water Loan Advances City Water System Section
The common council approved a $250,000 water loan for the lower section while opposing further Metro politan system extension. Advocates urged a thorough study by a competent committee and warned against hasty action, noting risks of contamination and supply reliance on the Stonybrook reservoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineer Coffin
Daly
Coffin
Stonybrook
Amend Charter to Reform City Hearings in Removals
A civic reform plea urges change to the city charter governing hearings for removal of public officers by the mayor and aldermen. It argues the mayor should conduct hearings with due process and that the board of aldermen may not be required to hold hearings, criticizing past practices and Gray’s case interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Weeks
J. J. Scott
Board of Aldermen
Board of Health
Gray
Spirit of Fair Dealing and Justice Urges Courts or Legislature
A statement calls for a fair dealing spirit and insists on authoritative court determination or legislative remedy to correct the anomaly. It emphasizes final adjudication by courts or corrective action by lawmakers to resolve the issue.
Daly on Irishmen in Public Life in Cambridge and Boston
A Boston Hibernian meeting praised Irish in public life. The editorial mocks Augustine J Daly, contrasting his alleged integrity with his political failures and predicting Irish public figures would be scarce. It condemns Daly as a representative of a declining, jealous, selfish type among Irish officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hibernian Total Abstinence Society of
Augustine J. Daly
Daly
Cambridge
City Hall
A. J. Daly
McNamee
Augustine J
Mayoralty Possibilities Open Series in Sentinel
The Sentinel begins a series on Mayoralty Possibilities outlining Democratic party contenders for the forthcoming municipal campaign. The articles will profile several gentlemen, presenting biographical facts about their personalities and qualifications without endorsing any single candidate at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
Democratic Party
Sentinel Commences Powerful Serial Story
The Sentinel announces a new feature serial story with intentions to publish further strong installments. It pledges top quality in all departments and asks readers for support, inviting subscriptions at 1.6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
Mayor Daly’s Charity Misused in Irish Society Row
A Boston newspaper column accuses Mayor Daly of hypocrisy after he used charity to bolster his presidency of the Charitable Irish Society. It cites the Joe Boyle case where Daly ordered a name struck from the payroll amid a life-threatening illness and alleges threats by a police subordinate to sway votes for Daly’s election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charitable
Irish Society
Daly
Boston
Cambridge
Charity
Joe Boyle
Atricken
Toyle
Fis
Ireland
O'Connell
House of Commons
Mcl Namee
Cambridge Times
Irish Emancipation Remarks Prompt Local Backlash
Letters criticize Mayor Daly and ex Mayor McNamee over charity and Irish emancipation, recalling O Connell’s rebuke for supporters turned critics. Cambridge Times blasts Daly for remarks about liquor and hypocrisy after Boston speech to A O H L audiences.
Wiftie th Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Alexander McColl
Mr and Mrs Alexander McColl of No 1 Washington celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary Friday evening. Friends crowded the home, placing many gifts and warm wishes as the couple reflected on 50 years. They were born in Scotland and Carlisle and traveled through Glasgow and South America before settling in Cambridge, Boston. They have 14 children, with several abroad and present at the celebration, including Mrs Anna Freeman and her four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander McColl
No. 1
Washington Street
McColl
Mr. McColl
Argyleshire
Scot
Carlisle
Glasgow
South America
Boston
Cambridge
Samuel
Henry
Liverpool
Alexander
Thomas
Anna Freeman
Annette
Lewis
George
Roland
Division 49 A O H notes and spring events
The degree team appeared last Sunday and will work the degrees on April 2 for Division 52. John J. Ryan returned to help with degree work after his accident. Table No 6 met in Laselle club rooms to prepare for the October fair. Officers are Frank Grady chairman Chas P Garvin secretary and Joseph Lane treasurer. Lawrence O Neil looks happy due to spring weather. The bazaar tables plan events for summer. Ladies night at Rhodes hall Friday was a social success with concert dance and supper. President Barney Doris denies a newspaper portrait suggesting he resembles Julius Caesar. He has executive qualities like Agman in his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Ryan
Table No. 6
Lasselle
Frank Grady
Chas. P. Garvin
Joseph Lane
Lawrence O'Neil
Lawrence
Rhodes Hall
Prospect Street
Barney Doris
Julius Caesar
Agman
Charley Gormley
Charley
Joe” McCarthy
West Indies
Jamaica
Bill
Dan Sully
Father Mathew
East Cambridge
Ed” Gaughan
Seeharnat Quinn
Noone
Dan” Quinn
Boston Globe
Dave Finn
Dan Braden
D. Henry Callahan
John J. Carter
Thos, Robinson
John Bullock
John E. Quinn
J. Healey
Tom Braden
Chas
I. Long
N. J. Toohey
Joe Quinn
Harry Mahann
Tom Legue
Checkers
Charles FP
Garyin
Frank M. Sullivan
Wm. J. Burns
Hugh O’brien
Wm. Barrow
Tim Sullivan
John Lane
Lawrence O'Neill
John Maguire
Wim
Drea
Henry Shelley
Charles Long
Michael Lynch
David Finn
John O'Neil
Arthur O'Neil
Joe Powers
Arthur Reagan
Albert Martin
Charles Sherman
Matt
J. Galugan
John J
McCarthy
Cribbage
William Bowen
Charles Reagan
Arthur O'Neill
Ben Mulherin
Max Mocaleuski
Charles J. Long
W. Lyman
J. N. Pendergast
Tom Haverty
Punk” Powers
Cambridgeport Gym Notes Report On Talks And Local Arts
Sunday at the gym series features Dr Francis Z Barnes speaking on young men responsibilities. Don Meean and Tim Callan work on a basketball book aimed to be an authority akin to Hoyle. William Doherty, John Kirby visit Lowell to see the gym associate. Aquinas hall dramatic club presents Shaun Aroon with Tom Carrick guiding stage management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Z. Barnes
Don Meean
Tim Callan
Hoyle
Dick Delaney
Niel Kelleher
John Kirby
Lowell
William Doherty
Apindles
Shaun Aroon
Bt. Patrick's
Shaun Aroon shines in St Patrick’s play and local notes
The article reports on Shaun Aroon performances with Capithorne and Miss Kelleher leading a St Patrick’s production, praising Miss Kelleher’s clear enunciation and Miss McGoldrick’s strong impersonation. It notes local theatre events, Elocution prowess, and community members planning summer cottages at Nantasket or Morani cook, plus gym reps for Marathon Trace and Brockton funeral attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cronan
Ed Cullen
Walter Whalen
John Glennon
Waltham
K. 8. C. K. Club
Nantasket
Moranicook
May Kelleher
Gertrude Powers
Nora McKenzie
Matt’ Capithorne
Shaun Aroon
Rebecca
Kelleher
Molly
Maggie
St. Patrick's Day
Aquinas Hall
King Rene
Mary Agnes McGoldrick
Pat" Cahill
Willie Moore
Joe Griffin
Edmund Burke
Tom Cormick
Jim Martin
Brockton
John Collins
Post 30
Tremont Street
John Lorden
Rob Fowler
St. Alphonsus A.A
New England
Rh. A. A
Dwyer
Trish Night dances headline at St Johns Hall success spellbound crowd
Miss O Gorman won two five dollar prizes for jig and reel, while Miss May Desmond earned a gold piece for hornpipe. Patsy Callahan and John Gillin amazed spectators with elastic jig displays. The large crowd spilled onto the street as St Johns Hall proved too small for the event. The Trish Night concert will be repeated May 11 and 12 with tickets honored. William Doc Doherty contemplates a cashier role with a Boston bank. The card tournament shows the society leading Lassellen, while Anti Imperialists plan a joint debate with the Imperial club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street
O'Gorman
Trish
May Desmond
Patsy” Callahan
John Gillin
St. John's Hall
Loth
William
Doc) Doherty
Boston
Lassellen
St. Patrick's
Jim’ Whalen
Anti-Imperials
Imperial Club
Dan Sully
Tri
Oldtimers Club hears lively Irish night notes
Members of the East Cambridge temperance circle recap recent Irish Night roles and rehearsals. Dan Quinn and Tom Lawless star. Bill Tess watches rivals. auxiliary women praised for support. Election of officers looms with Ed Gaughan possibly serving a fifth term. Also noted are preparatory workouts for Boston Globe baseball and a forthcoming pool, checkers, and cribbage tournament.
Notable Pool Turnout Ends With Cupid Legue Holding Trophy
Local note recounts a pool tournament where Cupid Legue claimed the championship trophy after tense moments. The piece lists players including Dick Delaney Tom TLegue Seneca Shefferan Ed Counihan John McClennan Matt Galligan and Charley Long. It also covers social events at Braintree town hall May 10 and a post-evening banquet at Kennel Club Lakeviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Delaney
Tom Tlegue
Seneca Shefferan
Ed Counihan
John “Stupes” McClennan
Matt Galligan
Vill” Noonan
Charley Long
Braintree
Town Hall
Kennel Club
Lakeviews
Albert Martin
Charley McCarthy
Tom Robinson
Charles Sunday
Tom
Billy’ Barry
Bon” Pever
Tom Haverty
Salem Street
Joe” Powers
Florida
KH. Badger & Son
Boston
Ben” Mulherin
Massasoits
East City
Observers' Ladies Auxiliary meets as obituaries mark week
Obituary notices include the Sherman Street resident Joseph Malone passing at his sister’s home aged 33 with a High Mass of Requiem at Notre Dame de Pitie and interment in Arlington. Catherine Printon dies at 84 after twenty three years in the city, survived by four sons and four daughters. Solemn High Mass at St Peter’s and burial at Storyhood Brookline. The Malden Baseball team names Dr. Fleming as coach, Frank Cosgrove injures arm, Forty Hours Devotion set for March 26 at St Peter’s with a children’s procession. Rev Thomas J Printon returns to St Paul Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
A. C. TL
St. Peter's Hall
Joseph Malone
Sherman Street
Freeman Langley
Miller Avenue
Peter and
Jane Malone
Cambridge
St. Paul's Cemetery
Arlington
Catherine Printon
Robert Printon
Thomas J. Printon
St. Paul, Minn
Julia Finn
Whutchinson Street
Ireland
Thomas J
Patrick
Robert
John
Margaret Walker
Mary
St. Peter's Church
Thos. J. Printon
Supple
D. D
Lawrence J. Glynn
Edward J. Moriarty
Father Fitzgerald
Cohasset
Father Mullen
Lowell and
Tre
Tufts College
Frank Cosgrove
Concord Avenue
Open an Office and Take Money by Mail Says Conne
A Washington Star quote has Mr. Conne advising quitting street gold brick sales and banco games. He suggests opening an office to collect funds by mail rather than roaming the streets for small sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Conne
Washington Star
Ready for the Theatre Night With a Spanking Detour
A Yonkers Statesman snippet shows a husband asking readiness for a theatre outing while the wife pauses to fetch her gloves and propose a quick upstairs spanking for Willie’s misdeed at the table, adding a domestic anecdote to the evening plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Yonkers Statesman
Society Belle-Mother and Suitor DeBrass Betrothal
A dialogue notes a society belle accepting a marriage proposal from Mr DeBrass who is portrayed as penniless. The mother outrageously chides the girl for her ingratitude while the potential groom’s lineage and fortune are discussed, culminating in a tearful blessing of the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeBrass
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cambridge Sentinel
Barberatic
Massachusetts Ave
Masa
Mess
Mayor Daly
A. O. HL
Cambridgeport “Gym
Father Mathew T A. S
Perials
Dan
Tom O'Connell
Colonial Who
Jimmy McCarthy
Institute Notes
Observatory Hill
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!