Armory Dedication At Cambridge In Grand Social Event
A lavish dedication of Cambridge’s new battalion armory drew over 3000 attendees in a palace like hall adorned with electric decor. The Eight Regiment band performed a formal program as officers from three companies were listed along with resident and visiting dignitaries and a grand dance that extended into Friday morning.
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Cambridge
Battalion Armory
Reg’t
Reeves Oerture
Wm. Claupein
Allen J. Litchfield
Alonzo F. Woodaide
Walter E. Higgins
Chas. W. Tukey, III
Frank W. Shepherd
Freeman G. Hardy
Wiliam A. Fairclough
John W. Clary
Mess Corp
Hollis M. Gott
Charles W. Hannum
Frank W. Harvey
Walter G. Higgins
Geo. E. Hurlburt
E. Pierce Jewett
Charles $. Kirker
Sigurd J. Kristensen
Arthur S. Lewis
Charles S. Lewis
Arthur L. Marston
Lawrence J. McDonald
Thomas F. McMahon
Frank J. McNamee
Otto A. Michalsen
Thomas K. Millett
H. N. Stearns
F. J. Lounsbury
W. J. Greene
Q. M
H. F. Lovering
E. H. Cutler
H. R. Hutchinson
G. B. Cutler
W. B. Taylor
Corp
H. G. Kendall
H. B. Slade
H. G. Lind
R. M. Smith
J. A. Blaser
F. W. Briggs
R. J. Carr
J. Clarke
W. J. Columbus
A. H. Coman
F. Dillingham
P. J. Doneski
H. R. Driscoll
C. G. Fosdick, Jr
G. P. Foster
G. B. Goodwin
H. L. Graham
R. E. Gurnham
R. F. Hayden
M. J. Hurtig
C. A. Hutchins
W. E. Joy
J. O. Magahy
W. J. Magahy
G. F. McCabe
P. A. McCormack
P. A. MacKenzie
T. J. Monroe
W. A Norwood
F. D. Nelson
C. W. Packard
A. Parks
R. L. Patrick
C. F. Pearce
G. H. Pearce
J. R. Preble
F. S. Priest
W. H. Roberts
A. E. Robinson
W. C. Skelton
H. G. Soule
J. L. Stevens
F. H. Stone
J. L. Thompson
H. A. Zelch
Fifth Regiment of Infantry
Charles W. Facey
Patrick J. McNamara
George T. Jones
Ronald A. McLead
Waldo F. Haskine
Jan Ri. Keough
Owen B. Tirrell
Roland B. Brown
EB. Walder Lindh
Ernest W. Seigfriedt
Edward F. Kelley
Wm. Acford
Fred P. Mitchell
Thomas F. Brown
Chester P. Brown
John J. Miller
James H. Sullivan
Samuel A. Anderson
John P. Ahern
Israel Arnold
Homer Cutler
Myron F. Cutler
John A. Cameron
Albert
A. McFarland Davis
Sulman F. Kelley
James A. Woolson
Charles H. Ackers
Charles Almy
Frank A. Allen
Frank H. Barbour
John Bartlett
E. W. Billings
M. F. Blanch
St Johns Parish Holds Second Reunion in Cambridge
Under festive lights the St Johns parish held its second reunion at Odd Fellows hall North Cambridge on Wednesday evening with 500 couples attending. The event featured a concert, a grand march led by J W Hac katt and wife, whist games, and a reception with refreshments managed by J A Trenholm and aides. Attendees included Mayor and Streets Superintendent John T Shen, Thomas P O Neil, F Burke, D Conley, W T Johnston and many others.
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St. John’s Parish
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Cambridge
J. W. Hackatt
J. P. Quilty
M. O'Connor
M. J. Kelleher
Ofr
J. A. Trenholm
Mesdames
J. §. Shay
M. Nolan
J. Nolan
J. MacCarty
R. ‘Hennesday
J. O'Connell
H. Thede
M. Conley
John T. Shen
Thomas P. O'Neil
F. Burke
D. Conley
W. T. Johnston
Mary Maloney
Cambridge Eagle Club Celebrates Second Anniversary
Cambridge Arie No 145 marks its second anniversary with a 60 to 100 member afternoon initiation and a Prospect hall banquet in the evening. Speakers include ex Senator Thomas G Grady, Congressman William Sulzer, Mayor McNamee, and local attendees from Boston Arle and New York Ale. A ladies reception and souvenir are planned, with committees led by Wm P Nickerson and M J O'Brien.
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Cambridge
New Yok
William Sulzer
New York City
Mayor McNamee
Grady
New York Ale
Arie
Sulzer
McNamee
Cambridge Arie
Wm. Stobs
M. J. O'Brien
P. H. Diehl
Jas. H. Cheyne
John Irving
Thos. Dickson
Ira A. Brackett
E. P. Clark
B. H .Dickerman
D. F. Corcoran
E. T. McNeill
Geo. McKee
John Gately
A. J. Duffy
N. Harrington
H. Harrington
W. L. Fallon
Thomas H. Kneeland
James M. Kearney
F. Wiggins
C. A. Barr
Edward McKinney
L. J. Fallon
John J. Brassill
J. J. Ahern
William Stolle
John J
Cambridge Letter on Canvassers and Preferring Humility
A Cambridge reader laments hostility from Republican canvassers toward women and nonpartisans, praising Mr Abbott for honesty and urging temperance in politics. The note also mentions a local fire alarm at box 26 with $60 damage to Henderson Paint Shop on Main Street.
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Henderson
Main Street
Annual Ball of Div 5 A O H Held in Prospect Hall
The 3rd annual ball of Div 5 A O H occurred Wednesday at Prospect hall with a festive bunting display in red white and green. From 8 to 9 pm Waverley Orchestra provided concert music. City leaders and society officers joined the grand march led by Mayor John H McNamee and President William J Barry with a long list of couples in attendance.
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Ard
Edwin P. Boggs
James W. Brine
Leslie Brock
William Brewster
Edwin GC. Brooks
Leroy S. Brown
Otis
John M. Crocker
A. J. Daly
Eugene A. Darling
Richard H. Dana
Henry B. Davis
W. W. Dallinger
David T. Dickinson
Charles W. Eliot
Emmons R. Ellis
Stearne R. Ellis
Frank I. Eustis
Millard Fillmore
Charles C. Foster
J. Frank Facey
Levi R. Greene
Wiliam Goepper
Isaac P. Gragg
Peter Gray
James Gray
Leander M. Hannum
Wiliam S. Hall
Vn Hawkes
Fred O. Houghton
Edwin
A. Hildreth
John W. Hammond
Archibald M. Howe
Napoleon J. Hardy
Albert F. Harlow
Eewin B. Hale
Thomas
E. D. Leavitt
A. J. Littleeld
F. B. Livesey
Charles H. Lake
Edward D. Mellen
Francis Meredith, Jr
P. H. Moriarty
James J. Myers
Wiliam J. Mandell
Francis D. Magee
William A. Munroe
Rufus H. Manson
Herbert H. McIntire
Robert J
Honard F. Peak
Walter H. Quinn
J. Henry Russell
Herbert A. Rhoades
David A. Ritchie
John Read
William Read
Dudley A. Sargent
Henry C. Stetson
Alvin F. Sortwell
Benjamin H. Steel
George A. Sawyer
Enos D. Sawyer
C. W. Spencer
Geo. BE. Saunders
Jeremiah Smith
Charles H. Cutler
J. Chas. H. Lake
Charles W. Facky
Walter C. Wardwell
H N. Stearns
Patrick J. McNamara
Benjamin B. Shedd
Marshall Underwood
Francis J. Lounsbury
George T. Jones
George Howland Cox
Howard Whiting
Charles M. Pear
Emmons
John H. H. McNamee
Alderamen
James T. Barrett
J. Edward Barry
Hans L. Carstein
Joan W. Coveney
William R. Davis
John F. Doherty
Michael H. Flynn
Edward E. Clark
G. B. Caewell
Daniel J. Dinan
Jeremiah F. Downey
Howland Dudley
John J. Dyer
Samuel Ff. Elmore
Julius
G. White
J. Perrins
Henry 8. Dewey
Georges
Renyon
Thomas R. Mathews
Otis H. Marion
A. L. Spring
William O. Weber
Bordman Hall
Walter J. Sanborn
Edward Gimes
Walter C. Hagar Ldeut
Christopher Harrison
1St Heavy Artillery
James A. Frye
George F. Quimby
Howard &. Dearing
Perlie
A. Dyar
C. Wilder Holmes
William A. Rolfe
John M. Portal
John A. Curtin
Horace B. Parker
Boston
James H. Smyth
Olin D. Pinkerman
Harry J. Kane
GC. F. Nostrom
R. Woodworth
Arthur &. Hall
Joseph H. Frothingham
Norman P. Cormack
Frederick Spenceley
New Bedford
Joseph L. Giles
John C. de Wolf
Albert B. Chick
John P. Wiley
William B. Hill
Chelsea
Walter L. Pratt
Prospect Hall
Waverley
John H.? H. McNamee
William J. Barry
J. O'Toole
Louis O'Brien
Phoenix Social Club Ball Dazzles Prospect Hall Crowd
About 200 couples attended the Phoenix Social club event at Prospect hall on Monday evening. McInnes orchestra provided music while flags and bunting decorated the hall and a fern screen hid the band.
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Prospect Hall
Phoenix Social Club
McInnes
Charles G. McGlone
John J. Meddrich
Walter H. Hart
A. Marchant
F. Mack
H. O’brien C
Fred Moore
James Harson
Arthur Page
Charles Richardson
Rosie Beck
Fannie Coghlan
Eva Beck
Nellie MecGrath
Nellie Donoven
Margaret Donovan
Fred Laney
Eddie Wilkins
John Hale
Ella Dusett
Nellie Roberts
Christie Kent
Lizzie Conlon
Alice White
Julia Sullivan
Kittle Haley
Lizzie McDonald
Joan Jackson
Charles Whooley
Daniel Tinker
Edwinea Simpson
George Sullivan
Albert Anderson
Fred Currie
George Coffin
Richard Lamb
Parker Hare
William McDonald
Cambridge labor meeting fills Institute hall with A F L delegates
A large crowd gathered at East Cambridge Institute hall to hear A F L delegates led by chairman George E. McNeill. Speakers included Mayor McNamee and union leaders from Illinois New York and Chicago. They urged union education and highlighted the steel trust struggle as a key example.
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Institute Hall
East Cambridge
Cambridge
A. F. of L
George E. McNeill
Mayor McNamee
W. McArthur
The
Coast Seaman's Journal
San Francisco
Cal
W. D. Ryan
Miners’ Union
Springfield
Ill
W. H. Haskins
Miners’ Union of
Columbus
Ryan
Thomas McGraw
Bridge Workers’ Union of New York
Steel Trust
Indorsement for Mayor McNamee by William E Doyle
William E Doyle of Cambridge writes to the Cambridge Sentinel endorsing Mayor McNamee for re election praising his two years of honest economical city administration. He signs November 17 1903.
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Cambridge
Mass
Cambridge Sentinel
McNam¢e
William E. Doyle
No-License Rally in Cambridge Seeks Drugstore License Reform
The 18th annual no license rally in Cambridge drew about 100 people at Odd Fellows hall. Speakers accused local druggists of unlawful liquor sales and urged stricter license laws and possible license inspections, with police vowing enforcement upon solid testimony.
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Cambridge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
John H. Corcoran
John Read
W. J. Dwyer
St. Mary's Catholic Church
T. H. Raymond
Father Dwyer
St. Mary's Church
M. J. Doody
Father Scully
Father Doody
Mr. Raymond
James H. Hicks
Boston
Hicks
Peabody
Andrew Peabody
Sterling
David N. Beach
Scully
Mundy
Dwyer
Howland Dudley
Cunningham
Fet
A. D. Club Seeks Tax Abatement on Harvard Property
Three trustees from different towns petition Middlesex County for a tax abatement on the Harvard College property at Massachusetts Avenue and Plympton Street. They allege over assessment and request a hearing before county commissioners after prior refusals by Cambridge assessors. The A. D. club, represented by Stone Dallinger Bancroft, awaits a hearing date with potential consolidation of similar petitions.
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Harvard Square
A. D. Club
Massachusetts Avenue
Plympton Street
East Cambridge
Alfred Bowditch
Boston
Chas. F. Adams
Concord
Neal Rantoul
Harvard College
Board of Assessors of
Cambridge
Board of Assessors
County Commissioners
Middlesex County
Stone, Dallinger & Bancroft
Blodgett Attacks Cambridge Good Government Group
Warren K. Blodgett condemned the Cambridge Good Government association during a Ward 9 Non-partisan club address. He argued the group vets candidates with a third degree inquiry into birthplace employment and family history while failing to seek assurances of moral character. Other speakers included Augustine J. Daly and John W. Coveney.
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Good Government Association of
Cambridge
Warren K. Blodgett
Ward 9
Augustine J. Daly
John W. Coveney
James Culhane
Jeremiah PF
Donovan
Sentinel letter backs no license campaign in Cambridge
The Sentinel Publishing Co states its support for the no license cause in Cambridge and will address any related matters. A copy should be sent to Mr. James Grant at 10 Brewer Street, who has been assigned to handle it.
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The
Sentinel
James Grant
Brewer Street
Sentinel Publishing CO
Democratic Primaries Nominates Aldermen Free of Packing
The rank and file of the intelligent Democracy will not be misled into supporting a candidacy conceived in disappointment, whose only purpose and effect is to aid the enemy and imperil Democracy. At the Democratic primaries on Tuesday next there will be nominated a board of aldermen which will not be packed by any committee for any purpose.
Pollock Appeals to Cambridge Republicans for Assessor Nomination
Andrew J. Pollock calls Cambridge Republicans to nominate him at the upcoming Tuesday primaries and urges opposition to Donovan, signaling a potential surprise challenge to the Non-partisan machine.
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Andrew J. Pollock
Cambridge
Donovan
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