Democrats Sweep Four of Seven House Seats in City Race
The city elects four Democrats to the house of representatives across districts two three and five. Lehan in the third district with Republican endorsement, Nickerson in the first district, Aylward and Sennett in the second, and Dietrick in the fifth shine, while districts one and four stay Republican as Democrats project gains. The headline notes strong Democratic gains and optimistic outlook for district realignment.
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House of Representatives
Lehan
Cambridge
Nickerson
Aylward
Sennett
Representative Sennett
Mesers
Abbott
McArthur
Rep. Deitrick
Dietrick
Judge Arthur P. Stone Appointed for District Court
Arthur P. Stone, selected by the governor to fill the 34th district court seat, succeeds Augustine J. Daly. Born January 16, 1870 in Groton, he moved to Boston then Cambridge in 1886, is Harvard educated, admitted to the bar in 1895, and now senior partner at Stone, Dallinger & Bancroft with colleagues Dallinger and Bancroft. He has served on the school board for years and is regarded as a capable lawyer likely to satisfy.
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Groton
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Cambridge
Harvard University
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Frederick W. Dallinger
Hugh Bancroft
Middlesex
William A. Bancroft
Stone
Schol Board
Mullen Butters Tie nuptials in Cambridgeport ceremony
Miss Mary Elizabeth Butters daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Butters of 69 Market Street Cambridgeport married Daniel Mullen at six oclock Thursday afternoon. The ceremony occurred at the Church of St Mary of the Annunciation on Norfolk Street Cambridgeport with Rev Father Brown officiating. The bride wore pearl gray nun s veiling with oriental silk and lace. Bridesmaid Miss Nettie Butters wore made silk while best man was Thomas Mullen brother of the groom. Maids of honor were Miss Mary Louise Zittel and Miss Katharine Croy.
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Mary Elizabeth Butters
John W. Butters
Market Street
Cambridge
Daniel Mullen
Church of St. Mary of the Annunciation
Norfolk Street
Cambridgeport
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Nettie Butters
Thomas Mullen
Mary Louise Zittel
Katharine Croy
Wedding of Mullen and Nevells gifts Holden by Bookbinders Union
Daniel Bradley and Francis Cray acted as ushers at the wedding of Mullen and Nevells. An evening reception at the bride’s home showcased wedding gifts including silver ware, Japanese china, paintings and a sideboard from the Bookbinders' union, with Mr Mullen as an officer. The couple left by midnight train for New York en route to a tour of the South and West.
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Francis J. Cray
Chas. Zittel
George Dyer
William O’brien
Michael Mullen
Bookbinders’ Union
Mullen
Daniel A. Bradley
Charles Zittel
J. W. Butters, Jr
C. Barlow
M. F. Mullen
M. Mullen
Gray
J. Kelly
J. Maloney
Donahue
Mary Nevells
Nora Nevells
Mabel Howard
Foresters Dance Opens Cambridge Foresters Hall Event
Mayor McNamee led the grand march at the first annual Foresters of America concert in Institute Hall East Cambridge drawing about 800 attendees. Aldermen Barrett Harrington and many Cambridge and Boston officers attended as guests. a lengthy program included a concert and a grand march with dozens of couples and numerous floor directors and aids. A later city council discussion concerned reallocating the street watering account and legality of the transfer.
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Nellie McCarthy
Joseph J. Kelly
Foresters of America
Institute Hall
East Cambridge
Cambridge
Foresters
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M. J. O'Connell
J. J. McGovern
McGanty
Boston
McNamee
Miss McCarthy
P. J. Colbert
Colbert
Denis
Reardon
Jeremiah Coughlin
George H. Kelly
Nellie O'Connell
Alderman
James R. McMinn
Patrick Cokling
John Whiteon
John D. Crowley
Cornelius O'Sullivan
Michael Duggan
Jonn Crowley
William Shea
Michael F. McGrath
John P. Sullivan
Philip McCaffery
Denis McCarthy
John P. McInnis
Jeremiah J. Powers
Daniel O'Connell
Michael J. Morrissey
Thos. F. Mayboury
Patrick A. Egan
John T. Mc
Lady Roses Daughter at Hollis Street Theater
Hollis Street Theatre presents Lady Rose's Daughter prepared by George Fleming from Mrs. Humphrey Ward's novel in four acts. Fay Davis shines as Julie Le Breton with cast members Courtleigh, Elliot, Carhart, Crompton, Kensie, Backus, Vernon, Drew, Holloway Fisher, and Thurgate delivering a vigorous, well received performance with steady pace and broad audience approval.
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Humphrey Ward
Hollis St
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J. L. Carhart
Mr. Montresor
W. H. Crompton
Lord Lackington
Herbert O Kensie
the Duke of Crowborough
BE. V. Backus
Hutton
Ida Vernon
Lady Henry Delafield
Louise Drew
Evelyn
Maggie Holloway
Fisheri
Lady Blanche Moffatt
Lillian Thurgate
Leonie Bornier
Camille at Castle Square Theatre Presents Lillian Lawrence Return
The Castle Square Theatre revives the emotional drama Camille with Lillian Lawrence in the title role. New company members join Armand Duval and Count De Varville for a one week engagement starting Monday November 16 with enhanced scenic and musical effects and a chocolate bonbon distribution at Monday matinees.
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Camille
Lillian Lawrence
Castle Square
Wincome Winnie to Play at Columbia Theatre
Paula Edwardes stars in Wincome Winnie at the Columbia next Monday following The Runaways. A 100-strong chorus plus a large cast including Helen Redmond Isobel Hall Jobyna Howland and Daisy Green bring romantic songs duets and operatic tone to the mirthful musical.
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Isobel Hall
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Daisy Green
Mildred Kearney
Anna Cameron
W. P. Carleton
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Richard
Carroll
B. Lovat Fraser
William Corless
Mediterranean
Paris
The Old Homestead Returns To Beaton Theatre
New England theatregoers will see The Old Homestead return to the Beaton theatre for a limited engagement starting Monday evening November 30. Denman Thompson stars as Joshua Whitcomb with a familiar supporting company from the Boston theatre. box office sales begin Monday morning.
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New York City
Captain Barrington brings Charles Richman to Globe Theatre
Charles Richman leads a strong company in Victor Mapes's Captain Barrington at the Globe, now entering its fourth week of extended engagement after three weeks of sold out performances in Boston. The production earns enthusiastic notices from audiences and critics alike, with Richman cited for unprecedented success and broad appeal. Cast members include George W. Wilson Joseph Elene and others, drawing praise for strong performances.
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Victor Mapes
Captain Barrington
Globe Theatre
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Boston
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Arrah Na Pogue at Globe Theatre in Boston
Andrew Mack in Arrah-Na-Pogue brings a singer actor to the Globe with Edith Barker and a strong supporting cast. The two week engagement features new songs and a policy of highest class attractions with orchestra seats at 1, 75 cents, 50 cents, and 35 cents for various sections.
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Lawrence McCarty
Death notices from a 1924 city death list
A fragmented obituary record lists numerous individuals with addresses and ages including John Doherty 60 Agnes Barry infant Francis Cunningham 2 Ruth Somerby 71 Eien Sullivan 60 Elizabeth Sullivan infant Mary Cook 61 Patrick McCann 44 Grace R Thayer 38 Martha F Bullard 70 Mortis Koreb 37 Julia O’Brien 4 Harry Payne 80 Elizabeth Payne 80 John J Andrew 41 Thomas McDonald 38 Fanny Lewis 26 and others, with scattered garbled names and stray lines concluding with a clipped motto.
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Marney Street
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Barry
Elm Street
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Hamilton Street
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First Street
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Winsor Street
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Daisy
Cherry Street
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Iafe Street
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Notable Boston Politician Celebrates Sixty Fifth Birthday
Special Correspondent recalls John D Long’s varied career from speaker of the house to governor. Born in Bucksfield Maine in 1838, he admired books, studied at Harvard, and rose through public service. The piece also notes sea navigation advances and the Gloucester fishing losses.
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Labrador Expedition Returns with Photographs and Finds
The second Glasler expedition returns homeward from Labra dor with nearly 900 photographs taken during the interior survey. They report discoveries of iron, copper, mica pyrites, and Labradorite among other specimens found on the expedition.
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