Holy Ghost Hospital A Century Of Free Care In Cambridge
Forty years past on Cambridge street stood the Holy Ghost Hospital for Incurables, begun by Rev. Thomas Scully under Gray Nuns supervision. The 1905 main building with a 1928 wing served free care, staffed by 49 nurses and eminent physicians. Donations, annual fairs, and community support helped its growth, with notable benefactors and a dedication to humane service.
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Dixwell
Hovey Avenue
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Cambridge
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Holy Ghost Hospital
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Cambridge Street Hospital
Carl Weitz
Harvard Square
Casey
Father Cgulhane
Senator Monahan Harsh Critique of Beacon Hill Salary Vote
The piece lauds Senator Joe Monahan as the sole dissent against a $400 extra salary for a seven week special session on auto insurance tax. It condemns the General Court and Gov. Joe Ely for the pay move, accuses others of mercenary motives, and urges Massachusetts voters to remember the episode at next year’s elections. It cites Rep Mohr’s combined pay and criticizes the political cooperation across parties.
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Joe Monahan
Joe Ely
Beacon Hill
General Court
Massachusetts
Cambridge
Belmont
Boston Herald
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Central Sq
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Mohr
Lost Black Leather Portfolio With Photos
Cambridge Sentinel advertises a lost black leather portfolio containing photographs of value only to the owner. A reward is offered and the item should be returned to the Sentinel Office at 580 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge.
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Cambridge Sentinel
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Election Commission Probes Ward 7 Ballot Irregularities
The Sentinel reports a probe by the Election Commission into alleged irregularities in Ward 7 ballots. Stephen V. Duffy, defeated by 11 votes, may seek court action over a doubtful note. Danny Manley leads the Cambridge Post drive for new members.
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Danny Manley
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Cambridge Post
American Legion
City Council Votes 733700 for New Bridge Technical School
The City Council narrowly approves a loan order for 733700 to fund construction and equipment of the Bridge Technical School amid debate over project details. Councillor Delaney and D J Murphy vote no. other action includes deaths and juror appointments.
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D. J. Murphy
New Bridge
Rindge
Edward W. Quinn
Edward F. Conroy
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Coady
Coxmay
Sennett
Leahy
New Brookline Lunch Reopens With James Monahan Chef
The Brookline Street spot formerly Brookline Lunch reopens this week under new chef James Monahan, an Irish culinary expert with two decades at Jones & Marshall. Proprietor C M Hebert promises value, fresh paint, and a welcoming, roomy dining area at 17 Brookline Street.
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Brookline Street
James Monahan
Jones & Marshall
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C. M. Hebert
Central Square Business Men's Association elects new leaders
The election meeting at Board of Trade Hall on Monday night chose Edward Kollen, restaurateur, as president and J Joseph Foley, lawyer, to lead the Central Square Business Men's Association.
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Scribe Speaks Up About Post Campaign Heat
The piece laments persistent political leaders after campaigns end, noting a firebrand still glowing with heat from the clashes and marked by regret over ongoing rhetoric. The author hints at continued action or debate beyond election night.
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