Cambridge Eagles Banquet Celebrates Order Progress
Between three and four hundred Cambridge Aerie No. 185 F O E members and friends filled the Malta temple hall for the second annual banquet and reception. Guests included State President Thomas Murphy and many aerie leaders with a large invited list and performances by a full orchestra and addressing by local officials about economic and civic issues.
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Cambridge Aerie, No. 185
Malta Temple
Aerle
John E. Dwyer
S. Keeser
C. H. Murphy
P. H. Dieh
M. J. O'Brien
C. A. McLean
Frank Roust
A. J. Duffy
John Irving
Frank McGrath
F. A. LaLond
B. F. Fallon
C. P. Feeley
George T. McIntire
A. V. Millett
William P. Nickerson
Cambridge Aerie
George H. Weale
Fred Griffin
Mary Barr
Sadie Daly
William F. Stolba
Thomas B. Murphy
Murphy
J. H. H. McNamee
Colligan
John A. Kelliher
S. J. Harrington
E. M. Flanagan
M. J. O’brien
John H. H. McNamee
Geo. H
James M. Keaney
Jnc. E. Dwyer
Patrick J. Doyle
Rose A. Doyle
Wm. G. Thompson
Lizzie Culhane
Annie B. Gavin
G. R. Busby
J. E. Burke
D. Reardon
M. Reardon
F. Brennan
Eugene Brennan
Philip J. Rowe
Winthrop
Mass
D. J. O'Brien
Juliette Murphy
J. Leo McDonald
James PB. Malaphy
John B. Nadeau
Joseph M. Cleary
John J. Hurley
John Latulippe
Michael J. Anglin
Blanche Latulippe
Walter J. Dougherty
P. J. Carroll
Thos. J. Wallace
Martin A. Mullen
John R. Howell
Eb, Dickerman
Bockman
Collins
Arthur J. Duffy
Thomas
Clifford Henry J. Cunningham
J. Frank Facey
Thos
J. Edwards
W. H. Ganey
Chas
A. McLean
Phil
H. Diehl
F. Lynch
J. W. Kiley
Julia Houlihan
L. J. Fallon
Anne Corcoran
L. X. Eagan
Marie W. King
Edward F. Stolba
Katherine E. O'Connor
William B. O'Conner
Helen F. Beck
John B. Grayson
Dennis J. Donovan
Katie A. Donovan
New Idepa Echoes Harvard Wisdom on Taxes
A Cambridge discovery linked to Harvard raises debate on taxation. A guest lecturer argues high taxes are beneficial, contrasting with historic views of taxation as burden and tyranny. The piece notes supporting performances by Lizzie Callan, Jessamine Marks, Kitty Sullivan, Loretta Martin, and Diehl family connections, ending with city police patrolman Anton Diehl.
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Cambridge
Harvard
Mary Louise Diehl 18th Birthday Party at Diehl Home
A pleasant birthday celebration marked Miss Mary Louise Diehl’s 18th birthday last Sunday at Mr and Mrs Anton Diehl’s home 464 Winsor Street. Schoolmates from English High School attended and enjoyed a high quality musical program with Miss Diehl at the piano. Henry Striker sang soprano solos Lizzie Callan sang contralto solos James Callan and David Scanlan performed tenor pieces and several trios entertained guests.
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Lizzie Callan
James Callan
David Scanlan
Jessamine Marks
Kitty Sullivan
Josephine Walsh
Loretta Martin
William H. Kelley
Striker
Jessie Marks
Anna King
Pauline Meyers
Lillie Weitzer
Lizette Meyers
Catherine Sullivan
Margaret Diehl
Masters Leo Martin
Walter Bushway
Walter Carroll
Edward Kliloran
Geo, Clarke
John Striker
Charles Kelley
Anton Diehl
Mrs. Diehl
Mr. Diehl
Winsor Street
Mary Louise Diehl
Henry Striker
Obituary and local notices from Observatory Hill district
Miss Josephine Rowe of Bridgewater Normal School visits family at Upland Road. John J. Hynes dies at 212 Sherman Street from tuberculosis. aged 34. Widow Mary A. Hynes survives. Requiem Mass at St Peter's Church. interment Holy Cross Cemetery Malden. Miss Minnie Brousard returns from Bridgewater Normal School for vacation. District Court hears second offence charge of riding electric cars for a free ride. Cambridge police campaign against juveniles. Beverly Oxner receives a warning after similar offence. case filed.
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Observatory Hill
Josephine Rowe
Bridgewater Normal School
Upland Road
John J. Hynes
Sherman Street
New York
Mary A. Hynes
McDonough
Lawrence J. Flyon
Cambridge
Beverly Oxner
Almy
George A. Webber
Cambridge Street
Counihan
Division 3
Brattle Square
Edward J. Moriarty
St. Peter's Church
Concord Avenue
Europe
Pius X
St. Peter's
Rome
Bishop O'Connell
Portland
Father Cummins
Roslindale
Naples
Father Moriarty
Ballantine
Mt. Auburn Street
Local Brevities From Cambridge Street Ledger
A slot machine at 732 Cambridge street was broken into last Sunday night, with contents stolen. Reports include thefts at 65 Plymouth street, a missing wife, a death at Holy Ghost hospital, a fire at a vacant 1 Harvard street house, and various local notices of marriages, polishers, caucus results, and community events.
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Cambridge Street
T. W. Lindsay
Harvard Street
Dorchester
Plymouth Street
Carl Alberg
Mary Brady
Holy Ghost Hospital
Brady
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
Ireland
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Lever Brothers
Harvard
England
Ambassador Choate
Church of the Holy Saviour
Southwark
Harvard College
John LaFarge
Eliot
New South London
Tee
Cambridgeport Gymnasium
J. Frank Facey
Prospect Street
Walter J. Whelan
J. W. Newton
Norfolk Street
Margaret A
George M. Marrion
Marrion
Barre
Doody
St. Mary's
Jeffersonian
Brandon
Vincent
Somerville
Kingsbury
Newton
Massachusetts City Clerks’ Association
Cypress Hall
Berkshire Outing Club
MelInnes
Boston Music Hall vaudeville week features Queene Cowles
Queene Cowles famed bass of the Bostonians makes his vaudeville debut in Boston Music Hall this week singing hits and new numbers. Boston favorite Charles Dickson, with Lawrence O Onovan in A Pressing Matter, plus Miss Gertrude Howe in a select company, join the bill. Zengiard's Midgets headline Dreamland at Coney Island. New price structure caps 500 afternoon orchestra seats at 25 cents and 300 evening seats at 35 cents.
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Queene Cowles
Boston
Music Hall
Music Mall
Charles Dickson
Lawrence O'Onovan
Gertrude Howe
Dickson
Boston Music Hall
Maynards Defeat Walnuts On Their Ground In 17 0 Victory
Maynards of Cambridge defeated the Walnuts of Mt. Auburn on their own grounds Thursday afternoon by a score of 17 to 0. Touchdowns credited to McDonald and Murray with a safety noted as well. Maynard lineup listed with players including McMathon, Murray, Ray, Spicer, Davison, Togerty, Ff. McDonald, Wild, and Scorgie among others.
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To Maynards
Cambridge
Walnuts
Mt. Auburn
McDonald
Murray
Maynard
McMathon
Rooney
Ray
Green
Spicer
Davison
Togerty
Ff. McDonnald
Wild
Eogerty
J. McDonald
Scorgie
Rindge Manual boys edge Somerville in tough game
Defeated but not disheartened, the Rindge Manual basketball team looks ahead to another matchup with Somerville High. They played well in the second half under difficult conditions, matching Somerville’s tough play that also upset Dorchester High in a prior contest.
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Somerville High
Somerville
Dorchester High
Somerville Triumph Over Rindge In Football Clash
Somerville High defeats Rindge Manual Training 16 to 6 in a high‑tempo football game watched by over 10,000 fans. Higgins scores three touchdowns and Gaw adds another as Somerville overcomes fumbling by both sides and capitalizes on crucial drives on a slippery field. Adams, Park and Blair contribute key plays as the Cambridge area crowd reports a decisive Somerville win.
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Somerville
Rindge Boys
Dorchester High
New England
Rindge Manual Training School Rooters
Training School
Higgins
Gaw
Levit
Thompson
Rindge
Cambridge Boys
Adams
Hurdies
Graves
Buneke
Kewar
Hall
Blair
Seiles
Caine
Park
Somerville High
Hapgood
Paul
Strike and Spare Club Social Evening Report
The Strike and Spare club held a weekly social last Thursday with all members present. The Indies performed with grace and dexterity before the pina unexpectedly surrendered their arms.
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Indies
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