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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1906
Page
5
The article notes James F. Aylward winning the Democratic mayoral nomination after a recount dispute with Mayor Thurston. Thurston questions the recount decisions and pledges to abide by the board’s ruling, while supporters push for court resolution.
James F. Aylward responds to Mayor Thurston's congratulations saying he will press his campaign against the Republican opponent without delay. He calls for Democrats and independent citizens to bolster rallies and continue campaign plans despite any political maneuvering.
Lakeside defeated the city All Stars 64 to 24 at Arlington Town Hall led by Segrne with 13 baskets. Regan, Cody and Lakeside. Wright, Corbett and Bankhart starred for the visitors with Corbett scoring 14 and Wright adding points. Lakeside advances to meet Lowell’s All Professional team next Monday.
Segrue Renkhart and Regan Mobarb lead in a 24 goal performance as Cody, Smith, Wright, Corbett contribute on the floor. Smith scores 56 to pace the offense with Segrue adding 12 and Regan 9. Corbett tallies 10 from fouls while Corbett also adds two goals. Referee Power, Umpire Chisholm. Timers Duff and Power. Scorers Hicks and Slocomb. Time 20 minute periods. Attendance 250.
St Peters bazaar in aid of the convent fund was held all week in St Peters hall Concord avenue. Large crowds attended daily as booths for Parish Sodality Children Knights of Columbus and A O H offered raffles and concerts led by Rev Patrick J Supple and Rev James Supple with varied acts and prize drawings including a trip to Ireland or 100 in gold and a Washington trip bid by the Knights of Columbus.
A compiled list names Nora Cahill Mary Mack Nellie Lyons and many others across groups including Ozanam Council K of C A O H Division 37 Auxiliary 23 and Vale Bazaar at Salve Convent with numerous ladies and gentlemen identified by titles and surnames. The fragment catalogs members of childrens tables auxiliary divisions and associated societies.
Dem voters lauded Joseph Murphy editor of the Republic for his forceful speeches in support of James F. Aylward. Frank Traynor was elected grand templar of Unity Temple of Honor, recalling his temperance work. Kenwood Social Club barn party at Cypress hall drew a large crowd with prize winners Jake Farrell and his goat. Julius Lundquist prevented a possible horse accident on Cambridge street by acting quickly.
Obituaries mark the week with Julia P Allison and Mary Elizabeth Hurter among the dead notes, funeral details at Cambridge cemetery and Mt. Auburn. Cancer of social life includes rehearsals for H A Thompsons concert, a K of C barn party in planning, and North Cambridge Athletic Club’s Thanksgiving dance with Strachan orchestra. Outing Club reports a Lowell trip and five oclock specials.
Mr Lundquist acted to halt a horse owner about to flee as a horse escaped his control. Fort Washington O. C. members plan their annual ball in Cypress hall on December 17 with President John Neillan and associates ready. The Martha Washington O. C. ladies will wear revolutionary attire. Miss Mamie Canney hosted a pleasant gathering with Bertha and Ida Grant and others attending for music and dancing.
Correspondence from St Marys Total Abstinence of Cambridgeport and Father Mathew society of East Cambridge asks candidates to state views on serving bear at political rallies and smoke talks. List of nonresponding names includes Donovan Downey Allen Lake Beale Brownell Ambrose Higgins Winslow Dunn Burns Whittaker Cronin Curran Trodden McCarthy Dwyer Penniman Crane Blanchard O Rourke Sullivan Dodge Chamberlain Miller Caples Riley Hurley McKinley OConnell Cavanan Mecgrath 229 Elm Street.
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