Concert in East Cambridge for Michael J. Dee Education Fund
An audience of over 1300 gathered Sunday evening for a charity concert in East Cambridge to support Michael J. Dee in the Globe education fund contest. Local performers including Antonio DiBiase, Jeremiah Scanlon, Rita McCormick, Ardelle Dunne, Lottie McDonald, and others offered songs, recitations, and instrumental pieces, with praise for the volunteers and officials. A committee led by John Walsh and Joseph McCorry thanked donors and announced forthcoming coupon parties to boost support for Dee’s campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Globe Educational. Fund
Michael J. Dee
Cambridge
Downey
Antonio DiBiase
Frank TP
Pierone
Mario Albanesi
Jeremiah Scanlon
Helen O'Brien
Marietta Emery
Hanlon
Lottie McDonald
J. Rowley
Misa Mary Clarkson
Boston
Ed. Barrett
Miss Kaith English
Andrew Keefe
Little Miss Homes
Goodwin
Pitt
John Murphy
John Madieros
Arthur Vatelly
Cook
Ante J
Madden
Boots
Cambridge Street
Harrington
John Hedin
Lottie Susser
Frank K. Lynch
Hampshire Street
James T. Barrett
John Fair
Jeremiah Downey
Mr. Hines
Vine Street
B. Kelleher
Edward I. Cahill
William Atkinson
Portland Street
Lhaniel F. Doherty
I. Hamilton
Maurice Callahan
Rosenburg’s
W. J. Sullivan
Harrington's
George Kelley
Schiffendecker
Daniel F. Toomey
Madden's
M. Donovan
John M. Walsh
Joseph McCorry
J. J. McGann
M. K. Murray
Daniel F. Doherty
Mezerean Club Dance at Newtowne Club Hall
A private sociable hosted by the Mezerean Tadies' club at Newtowne club hall on Massachusetts avenue and Davenport street featured Kain's orchestra of Boston playing six pieces. About 160 attendees, many prominent in social and benevolent life, attended as fashion highlighted the event with festive dress. Charles F. Manning directed the floor management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtowne Club
Massachusetts Avenue
Davenport Street
Mezerean Tadies
Kain
Boston
Charles F. Manning
Local club officers listed after brief intermission
The club notes list Mrs. Matrons Daly Mrs. Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Charles Melntire among those involved. Officers for the current year are Miss Agnes Spain president Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick secretary and Miss Margaret Ford treasurer. Refreshments were served during the intermission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diimeelf
Thinge
Mra
Tine J.’ Daly
M. Fitepatrick
Charles Melntire
Agnes Spain
Dent
Agnes Fitspatrick
Margaret Ford
Strike and Spare Club Featured Lively Malta Bowling Night
The Strike and Spare club held a lively Thursday evening at Malta Temple private alleys. Mr. Arsdale was guest of honor with Mrs. Van Arsdale managing the kitchen under grand chef David Gaw. Ladies showcased skill as candle-pin bowlers while officers for the year included Frank Dodge as president and Mrs. David Gaw as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta ‘Temple
Arsdale
Misa Malalleys
Van
David Gaw
Heanora
Frank Dodge
Edward van Arndale
Concert And Dance Party For Albert Wright In City Hall
Odd Fellows hall hosted a crowd of Wright supporters for a concert and dance in his honor. Notable performers included Beatrice Taylor Lillian Sewell Genie and David Smith Yvonne Fortin and Helen Mahler with Wright playing cornet and trombone solos. The program featured piano, readings, dances, and an orchestra, ending with a fine collation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Albert W. Wright
Wright
Beatrice Taylor
Lillian Sewell
Genie
David Smith
Isabelle Geldert
Beatrice Sewell
Albert V. Wright
Hattie Moody
Yvonne Fortin
Mabel
Coy Prince
Miax Gente Smith
Helen D. Mahler
Alice Bhow
He'on
Mahler
Sol
Wm. Linnahan
Aoe
Aha
Z- bin
Prince
Mabe
Prospect Union Reading Showcases George Riddle's Readings
A Prospect Union audience enjoyed readings by George Riddle noted as a premier public reader with a delightful Harvard trio providing a concert. Five selections included Kipling, Kate Douglas Wiggin, and Arla Bates works, with an encore piece "Aunty Doleful" eliciting strong laughter. next week a talk on Eleven Years in the Wachusett Legislature is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Union
George Riddle
Harvard
Messrs
H. E. Bolyston
Ray Murphy
Lee Hall
Kipling
Kate Douglass
Wiggin
Lodore
Arla Bates
Ballantyne
Harvard Law Officod
Wbachunetts
Whist Party at St Johns Hall For Temple Abstinence Society
A whist party and dance at St Johns Hall Fourth Street raised funds for Father Mathews Total Abstinence Society. Elizabeth McLaughlin led the event with many attendees from town and visitors, about 180 tables of play, and a late-night dance following the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Hall
Fourth Street
Father Mathew
Elizabeth McLaughlin
Edward Gaughan
The
Temperance Society
Nellie McLaughlin
Misa Margaret Sharkey
Mias Frances Crowley
Tena McLaughlin
Milas Margaret O'Brien
Mina Nellie Dwyer
Misa
Mary O'Keefe
Margaret Newman
Milas
Agnes Anderson
Alice Baulfe
Margaret Burny
Alice Murphy
Margaret Ryan
Mary Havery
Mina Gertrude J. Billard
Annie Murphy
Mise Josephine Rosenberg
Margaret Hogan
May Gilligan
Charles Burne
Mira May Gilligan
Hattie Lambert
Names Listed in Historical Society Meeting Roll Call
A garbled OCR line lists attendees including Sadie Mo Phesry McGreth Emma Drake Fred Lacerda William New York Edward OBrien Doherty Hugh O Rourke Daniel Burke Dante Quinn John Connor Edward Donough rt Cullen Charles Frank Walsh Lewis Steele and Thomas Toomey as participants or members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erthe Ciey
Sadie MoPhesry McGreth
Emma
Sadie Drake
Fred Lacerda
William Newyo
Edward O’brien
Willam Doherty
Hugh O'Rourke
Daniel’ Burke
Dante Quinn
John Connor
Edward Donough
Rt Cullen
Charles
Frank Walsh
Lewis Steele
Thomas Toomey
Lost Boy Found at Dover After Week of Disappearance
Johnson Smith of 1250 corn street learns his 19 year old son Harry who worked in the crockery department at Rt. H. White's was found in Dover New Hampshire nine days after leaving home following a tardy dismissal. A letter from Dover indicated a boy seeking work to return to Cambridge. Mrs Richardson traveled to Dover to reclaim him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Smith
Corn Street
Harry
Dover
N. H
Crockery
Rt. H
E. W. Harris
Central Avenue
Cambridge
First Annual Dance by Circle Pride of Northern Light
The Circle Pride of Northern Light No 758 C O F A held its first annual dance at Cyprus and Luther halls on Prospect Street drawing about 150 couples. Notable attendees included officers and initiates, with 60 members marching, while meetings continue at Temple hall Massachusetts Avenue every second and fourth Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Pride of
Northern Light
Cyprus
Luther Halls
Prospect Street
Annie Magnuson
Vanja. Smith
Munson
Mis. Graf
Valerias
Maria Graf
Co. C
Hedvig Walerius
C. C
Martha Hedlund
Vanja Smith
Marla Johnson
Hannah Green
R. G
Olga Graven
L. G
Susie Ericson
J. G
Hannah Ericson
C. G
Sixth Annual Ball of Branch Columbia Mor Estate Benefit
The sixth annual ball of Branch Columbia No 454 Irish National Mor estate s Benefit association drew a large crowd Thursday in the institute hall. Ex Mayor John H H McNamee led the grand march followed by Grand Regent Thomas Herlihy and 100 couples. The event featured bunting, patriotic pictures, and a pretty stage with a full floor crew led by Thomas Herlihy and assisted by John Trodden and others. The reception and arrangements committees listed numerous members including James Barrett, John Twohey, Eugene Sullivan, Geo H Kelly, and Thomas Parks among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branch
Columbia
Irish National Moresters’ Benefit Association
John H. H. McNamee
Thomas Herlihy
John TH. Trodden
John Dennehy
James Butler
Los
T. Horgan
David T. Burns
Daniel Murphy
David Lane
Tim Lane
Jas
T. Barrett
James A. Yates
John Twohey
Eugene Sullivan
Geo. H. Kelly
Patrick Colbert
Dennis J. Falvey
Robert Wiseman
Jeremiah McCarthy
Michael Margey
John H. Trodden
Daniel D. Sheahan
Denis Cremmins
Denie Field
David O'Mara
Thomas J. Parks
Denis Duggan
Patrick Herlihy
John Sheahan
John Guerin
John Smith
Malta club dance committee and officers named
The committee of arrangements of the Ladies' Malta club at its recent dance were as follows Mrs. David Gaw Mrs. Fred Curtis Mra. Pratt meet My Taroa The officers of the club for ¢ 5 t year are Mrs. Knight ope ambuent Mrs. Dr. Weeks vice-president Mra. W. T. Leonard secretary and Mrs. George Whippen treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Malta Club
David Gaw
Fred Curtis
Non-partisan machine thwarts party driven municipal push
The piece recounts failed Republican movement hopes in a municipal campaign, with insiders like McNamee and McBride ousted or sidelined. It notes the Non-partisan machine exposing weaknesses, pressure on nominees, and disenchantment among supporters as ward races face controlled, docile candidates led by Big John. It mentions Keith, Wardwell, and Coveney amid faction conflicts and funding concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Harry W. Joel
Coveney
Sudder Deaths of Mrs Elisabeth Cunningham
The sudden death of Mrs Elisabeth Cunningham occurred on Wednesday at the residence of her daughter Mrs Henry Bastian at 8 Oak Circle. Born in Ireland 62 years ago she came to this country early, lived for years in Dedham, moved to the city to reside with her daughter over a year ago. Funeral was Friday at 10 am from St Marys church Norfolk Street with Rev Fr Kiley as celebrant. Interment followed at St Marys Cemetery Dedham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlisabeth Cunningham
Henry Bastian
Oak Circle
Ireland
Dedham
Bt. Mary's Church
Norfolk Street
Kiley
St. Mary's Cemetery
Mrs Elizabeth Davis Dies Sudden After Illness
Mrs Elizabeth Maria Davin Davis died suddenly from pneumonia after a few days illness at her daughter Mrs Jamies Rourke’s home 220 Broadway. Born in Ireland she lived in this city many years and cared for by family. Funeral was Friday at 8 15 a m St Marys church Norfolk Street with interment in Calvary Cemetery Dorchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eligabeth Maria Davin
Jamies Rourke
Broadway
Ireland
America
Pearl Street
William Davis
Leason
St. Mary's Church
Norfolk Street
Father Brown
Calvary ‘Cemetery
Dorchester
Miss Sarah McCullough Dies After Illness at 60
Miss Sarah McCullough aged 60 died last Tuesday at the residence of her brother George McCullough with whom she had lived since his wife’s death over 23 years ago. Pneumonia was the cause after a few days illness. Born in Ireland she came to this country early and lived here nearly 40 years. She and her brother enjoyed a six week trip to Ireland last September. She leaves many friends and her brother’s children who regarded her as their mother. Funeral was Friday at 9 AM at St Marys Church Norfolk Street with Rev Father Riley. interment at Holy Cross Cemetery Malden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah McCullough
George McCullough
Phewmonia
Ireland
Dave
Green ‘Isle
Old Country
St. Mary's Church
Norfolk Street
Riley Ng - Masa
Mace
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Shakespeare revised horse riot near Central Square
A dispute over a horse led to a street brawl on Massachusetts Avenue around 6 30 PM Wednesday near Central Square. A. F. Goulry and (. J. Heason claimed ownership as onlookers joined a miniature riot before Sergeant Robinson calmed the scene. The horse and fighters were taken to the police station, with ownership to be decided in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard the Third
Passeraby
Central Square
Eny
Richard
Hoss
Massachusetts Avenue
A. F. Goulry
Somerville
J.heason
River Street
Robinson
Phoe nx Social Club Holds Second Annual Ball
The Phoe ix Social club hosted its second annual ball at Cypress hall Malta Temple Pros pect street drawing over 400 attendees. Condit's seven piece orchestra played late into the night with Condit conducting. Decor featured tropical palms and ferns making the stage appealing. The event was described as the club's most successful social evening to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoeix
Cypress Hall
Malta Temple
Prospect Street
Condit
Fear of Twin Sullivan Drives Kid McCoy to Seek Opponent
The Chicago American reports Kid McCoy fears a rematch with Jack Sullivan and may avoid the bout by finding a substitute. Possible foe ideas include John Wille or Jack O’Brien as Sullivan travels from Boston to Los Angeles for a November date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Almerican
Iast
Puesny
Kid Mcyer
Jack
Twin
Sullivan
Chicago
Los Angeles
Foxy Wooster
Severn
Meloy
Boston
Rome
John Wille
Jack O'Brien
McOly
O'Brien
Oma
Sullivan Prepares to Battle McCoy in Los Angeles
The article notes Sullivan's anger toward McCoy as he heads to Los Angeles, planning to vent during the return match. It mentions McCoy’s current form and the high stakes of the matchup, with anticipation of a big audience and potential money incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prateco McCoy
Sullivan
Kia
McCoy
Los Angeles
New England
Charles River National Bank Gains for Modern Facilities
The Charles River National Bank, founded in 1832, has expanded its rooms and improved facilities for patrons. Deposits recently surpassed 1,250,000, with strong ties to Boston bankers aiding foreign exchange and remittance. The institution emphasizes courteous service and up-to-date, conservative banking methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles River
National Bank
Institution
Arence
Aroard University
St . 16
Boston
The Christmas Delineator Featured In December Issue
The December Delineator offers cheer and helpfulness with attractive fashion pages, literary selections, and Christmas notes. It highlights the Romance of Wagner and Cosima, Court Circles of the Republic, short stories by notable authors, children’s pieces, and writers like Baum and Cooke. It also includes needlework, cookery, and women’s interest topics, all tied to festive season prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Cosima
The Merry Company stage production at St John’s parish
Under Miss Katherine White the MERRY COMPANY brings a lively comedy to the parish youth with a 75 member chorus. It features new dances Maypole and Blackbird and a military air with choruses from When Johnny Comes Marching Home. Two performances planned for children and adults. date to be announced in the Cambridge SENTINEL North Cambridge column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine White
St. John’s Chapel
Johnny
Pullen
Talen
Cambridge
Cambridge Sentinel
Henderson declines mayoral nomination offer
Arthur R. Henderson, nominated by the Cambridge Republican committee, declines the mayoral bid after careful consideration. In his letter dated Cambridge, Mass, he thanks the committee chairman Walter L. Cowlishaw for the honor and states he cannot accept the candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur R. Henderson
Cambridge
Navy
Walter Ll. Cowlishaw
Mass
Mr. Cowlishaw
Our Park Department’s Riverfront Boulevard Progress
The park department completed a major boulevard project along the river from Magazine Street to Houlston, started last July, a remarkable achievement. Nearby Captain's Island bathing beach area is in superb condition with a refinished baseball diamond awaiting spring use. Trees, shrubs, turf and walks received notable attention, especially the walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Department
Magazine Street
Houlston
Captain’s Island
River front boulevard project advances in Cambridge
A 2-foot drive from Western Avenue to Hoylston is complete with a smooth roadbed. Work includes a 5 foot retaining wall from Western Avenue to Stiles Street to stabilize the river bank and allow a continuous boulevard from Boylston Street to Harbard Bridge. Costs for Sections upper and lower total about $3501.39. Local business leaders acknowledge public benefit outweighs private losses as the park commission pushes rapid, economical riverfront improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metro Politan Park
T Hoylston
Western Avenue
Stiles Street
Sands Street
Boylston Street
Harbard Bridge
River Street
Boyleton Strait
Park Department
Brookline Street
Park Commissioners
F. H. Raymond
Cambridge Electric Light Company
Broad Canal
First Street
Ht. P. Houghton
Cambridge
Death of John Cummings Iron Molder at 49 Fourth Street
John Cummings died Monday morning at his home, 49 Fourth Street. An iron molder by trade and a native of New Braintree, Massachusetts, he was 49 years old and leaves a bereaved family. Burial took place in St. Paul’s Cemetery, Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cummings
Fourth Street
New Braintree
Mass
St. Paul's Cemetery
Arlington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Michael’ Dee
Mezerean Club
Strike and Spare Club
Prospect Union Reading
Whist Party
Everts and Hengenlisie
Ane
Republican Movement For
McNamee
Sousa
Big John
Board of Aldermen
Davin
East Cambridge
Caratety
Board of Aldermen Aftimg
Anderson
John
Reina
Felix McBride
Daly
Dan Shavehnessy
McBride
Charles P. Keith
Keith
Walter Wardwell
Walter
Daly-Donovan-Coveney
Ernest Clark
Elizabeth Diaria Davis
Sarah McCullouch
Shakespeare Revised
Phoenix Social Club
Twin Sullivan
Charles River National Bank
the Merry Company
Henderson
Our Park
Chace
Andrew Joconein
Park Board
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