Commander O'Reilly to Be Honored Tonight at Continental
Cambridge friends of Commander Francis J. O'Reilly, last surviving G A R member, honor him on his 90th birthday at a testimonial banquet at the Continental Hotel. Funds from the event will aid a statue of Abraham Lincoln for the Soldiers' Monument on Cambridge Common. A detailed program has been planned by a citizen and veteran committee led by Wm. M. Hogan.
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Continental Hotel
Cambridge
Francis J. O'Reilly
Wm. M. Hogan
Spanish War Veterans
Abraham Lincoln
Cambridge Common
O'Reilly
Mystery Woman Joins City Hall Mystery Man in Startling Tale
A mystery woman has joined forces with a city hall figure in an unfolding tale described as startling. Observers await further details as the pair draw attention to local politics and intrigue.
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City Hall
Harvard Bazar 61st anniversary noted at local store
The Harvard Bazar marks its 61st year with special sales and three generations of Ginsburgs managing the store. The piece notes founder Harris Ginsburg and his sons Henry and Edward, plus grandsons Irving, Stanley, and Edward Jr. Also mentions local civic notes and city issues in Cambridge.
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Harris Ginsburg
Henry
Edward
Irving
Stanley
Ginsburg
The
Sentinel
Editor Henry J. Mahoney Hospitalized at Cambridge
Sentinel editor Henry J. Mahoney was moved to Cambridge City Hospital last Sunday and remains under observation. Doctors have not decided on surgery, but he continues to read from his personal library while under care.
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Henry J. Mahoney
the Sentinel
Cambridge City Hospital
Mahoney
Tribute to Billy Coughlan Dies in Auto Crash
A Cambridge community mourns the death of William J. Coughlan in a Coatesville accident. The Dorchester native and Brookline resident ran for Governor's Council and was famed for his kindness and friendships. Elks Lodge and Jefferson Club express sorrow over the loss of a valued member.
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William J
Billy) Coughlan
Coatesville
Fenn
Dorchester
Brookline
Billy
Cambridge
Governor's Council
Billy Coughlan
Cambridge Lodge of Elks
Cambridge Jefferson Club
Council confirms J C Dieselman Jr as purchasing agent
The City Council approved John C Dieselman Jr a two year term as purchasing agent after prior doubts. Also named Park Commissioner nominee John J McBride to serve the remaining six year term starting May 1926. Special committee to draft resolutions on ex Mayor McNamee’s death formed. Appropriations discussed include Memorial Day, welfare distribution centers, water pension fund, and Cambridge Retirement System Fund.
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Sentinel
John J. McBride
Bellevue Avenue
Lynch
John A. Spencer
Mahoney
Hillis
Sennett
Toomey
Pill
McNamara
M. Sullivan
John H. H. McNamee
Council
U. K
Russell E. Hoyt Post
Cambridge Retirement System
Dee
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Cambridge Savings Bank
Harvard Square
Cambridgeport Savings Bank
Central Square
East Cambridge Savings Bank
Cambridge Street
North Avenue Savings Bank
Massachusetts Ave
Commander O'Reilly
Michael A. Rosa
Cabinet Maker
Pearl St. Trowbridge
K. O. Colin
Eli
NICE
Choice Pines
Pearl St
Neer Potnam
Harvard Bazar
Mike Sullivan
Jerry Sullivan
North
Ed Dana
Convention City
Harvard College
Russell Field
Swenson
Massachusetts Avenue
Hancock Street
John J. McGillicuddy
Geesiper
McBride's Cafe
Harvard SQ
Col. Brattle and
Boylston Streets
Lee
Endicott-Johnson
Herman's
Triangle
Myer
Army & Navy
Main Street
Peg
U.S. Pat
UNION
Read
Pearl Street
Albert Spitz
H. J. Mahoney Hospital
Chas. F. Hurley
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
Bill Coughlan
WM. J. Coughlan
J. C. Dieselman, JR
Pres. Hillis
John C. Dieselman, Jr
Rindge Avenue
Diezelman, Jr
Jeremiah Sullivan
Prom
Mass
Hamilton Liquors
S. S. Pierce’s
Boylston Street
Teowberidge
Cambridge Army and Navy Store
Lafayette Square
Frank Borelli
Putnam Ave
Brookline St
Anhattan Market
Baty
Hiram Walker Straight Rye
Kentucky
Manhattan
Ave
Homestead
Central
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