Funeral of Lt William Mullett Feted by Cambridge Police
The Cambridge police marked the funeral of Lt William Mullett with a 48-member escort from station 8. The ceremony at St Peter's Church followed by a procession to Cavalry Cemetery honored his Civil War service and long police career. Stories from comrade Jack Fay highlighted Mullett's bravery at Fredericksburg and his act of risking his life to save a fellow soldier.
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William Mullett
Police Department
Mullett
Appleton Terrace
St. Peter's Church
Concord Avenue
John J. McBride
David Stevens
J. Scott Alexander
James Hall
Daniel Counihan
George Mahoney
Jeremiah McCarthy
William McMenimen
Simon Mulvaney
Fred B. Pullen
John F. Murray
James E. Murray
Daly
William Davis
P. J. Supple
Joseph T. Dooley
John B. Whoriskey
Helen Keane
Mayor Daly
Harvard Square
Massachusetts Avenue
Central Square
Magazine Street
Temple
Leahy
Roper
Comerford
David L. Walsh
Edward Walsh
Kelley
Coulter
Corcoran
Hill
Winslow
Ladd
Jouett Furbish
White
Blinn
Wells
Law
Dethl
Priest
Nellan
Canney
Powers
Crane
Kelliher
Walsh
Patten
Prowdy
Sheehan
Dunlea
Davis
Alberin
Douglas
Gaven
McCory
Presho
Scully
McKeown
Skely
Somerville
Cambridge
East
Casey
Massachusetts
Allen
Cambridge Police
East Cambridge
Jack
Mr. Fay
Bill
Lincoln
16Th
Fredericksburg
Burnside
Remembering Lieutenant Mullett and family ties in Somerville
The obituary passage honors Lieutenant Mullett as a quiet but steadfast friend, praised for his health, affability, and loyalty. It recalls a Hooker parade memory and notes family military service, including James and Walter Fay, with Walter’s funeral delayed to allow Arthur Graham, a sailor on the U S S Kearsarge, to attend.
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Bill
East Cambridge
Jack
Mullett
Mr. Fay
James
Walter
Somerville
Arthur Graham
U. S
Kearsarge
Fall Commencement at Y M C A Opens 1904 05 Season
In Durell hall the Y M C A inaugurated its 1904 05 athletic social and gymnastic season with remarks from Stoughton Bell ex alderman and president, brief talks by Tilden H Stearns and others, a 12 piece orchestra, Parker the sketch artist and Gould and Parker vocal solos. The Ward 7 Republican club outing at Charles River Park is announced with Mellody Sullivan contest as a feature.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Durell Hall
Stoughton Bell
Tilden H. Stearns
Association
Franz M. Kistner
Pitt F. Parker
W. F. Gould
Ward 7
Republican Club
Charles River Park
Miah J. Murray
Washington Street
T. F. Mahoney
Maud Frances Lockhart
Samuel McEloane
Michael Nellan
William 8. Moore
Munroe Street
Boston
McEloane
House of Correction
Thomas F. Kiely
St. Louis
Greater
Cambridge Water Pipeline Debate Highlights Secrecy
The Cambridge Committee on Water Supply met Friday to consider a 246000 appropriation for the lower section of a proposed pipeline. The meeting was private until public pressure forced openness, with intense questioning of Engineer Coffin by Councilmen Monk and Nelligan and resistance from Water Board members.
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Monk
Alderman Blodgett
Blodgett
Barry
Nelligan
Kneeland
McDuffie
Evans
Elmore
Wood
Smithers
Star Chamber
John H. Corcoran
Coffin
Durant
Harding
Jackson
Water Board
Alderman Barry
Common Council
Cambridge
Mr. Nickerson
The
Sentinel
Mr. Durant
Mr. Coffin
Nickerson
Nellgan
Committee On Water Supply
Board of Aldermen
Engineer Coffin
Bett
Stony and
Hobbs' Brook
Fresh Pond
Sults
Harvard Football Outlook At Cambridge Faces Rebuilding
Harvard prepares for a new season at Soldiers Field led by Daniel Hurley as captain with Le Moyne declared ineligible. The squad relies on fresh material, with Carl Marshall as a main quarterback hope, while Hugh Kernan emerges as a potential understudy amid tight prospects.
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Cambridge
Charlestown
Daniel Hurley
Harvard
Carl Marshall
Hugh Kernan
Bob Kernan
Sons of Bil
Kern
Marehall
Reggie Brown
Wrightington
Edgar Wrightington
Harvard Football Hums With New Coaching Plan
The article notes Harvard plans a shake up with Wrightington as head coach and a ban on outside advisers. It recalls past issues with overbearing coaching and alumni influence feared to dilute on field performance against Yale. Captain Hurley aims to remove ineffective advisers and focus on selected guidance.
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Board of Strategy
Cranston
Wrightington
Harvard
Crimson
Yale
New Haven
Chicago Tribune
Hurley
the Tribune
Cambridge
Debating Meeting Turns into Non-partisan Rally in Cambridge
A Working Men's League gathering at Quatin hall Inman square degenerated from a friendly debate into a rally for non partisan aims. Speakers attacked water loan plans, urged party defections, and contrasted Republican candidates with a muted reception ending in faint cheer.
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Working Men's League
Cambridge
Quatin Hall
Springfield Street
Inman Square
Timothy Ryan
Downey
Alderman Lake
Harlow
Fred Dallinger
League
Democrats
W. H. Joyce
Jeremiah J. Donovan
James Grant
Ward Seven
Ines
Parker's Letter Shows Strength and Constitutional Guidance
A New York Times analysis contrasts Judge Parker with President Roosevelt, praising Parker for constitutional backing and trust in the will of the people. The letter is hailed as steady and self-assured, offering readers a model to reread for clear judgment and voter reassurance.
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Judge Parker
President Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Harvard Chemist Killed In Boston Street Collision
Arthur D. Wyman Harvard chemistry instructor and son of Charles S. Wyman Russian consul in Boston was struck by a car driven by Leon Strauss son of a New York brewer on Massachusetts Avenue near the transfer station. He died early Thursday after injuries at the Stillman Infirmary. Strauss faced police as witnesses described differing accounts of fault. Wells disputes the driver’s speed while Strauss says they veered from their course. Edward F. Stolba finished an apprenticeship at Charlestown Navy Yard earning a certificate of excellence in conduct and workmanship. Raymond places mortgages.
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Arthur D. Wyman
Harvard
Charles S. Wyman
Boston
Leon Strauss
New York
Massachusetts Avenue
Iato
Stillman Infirmary
Young Strauss
Wyman
R. C. Wells
Universality
Strauss
Wells
Edward F. Stolba
Charlestown Navy Yard
Raymond
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George H. Carrick
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Harvard Sq
Cambridge, Mass
Harry Dustin Joll
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J. Leo McDonald & CO
Hana Deseo
Eliot Street
Church Stow
Colt’s
D. B. Shaughnessy & Son Book Store
Cambridge Street
Institute Building
J. Cushing & CO
Pillsbury’s
Regent Ste No
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Cambridge St
Cambridgeport
Bew St
Quimcy Sq
Isaac McLean
LaNcasten St
Bostrom
Masi
Daniel P. Daneny
Emaline
Rindge Avenue
North Cambride
Aleo Fler
Talking Machine
Edward H. McDuffee
Prospect Street
Geo. E. Francis
J. E. Fabyan
Mate Stables
Ellery Street
Harvard Street
Holy Ghost Hospital
Porter’s Hotel
North
J. Frank Facey
Allied Printing Trades Council Label
Lieutenant Mullett
Ambulance Corps
Rappahannock River
Fitz Hugh Lee
John Pay
Barry and Myers, Durant and Harding
Tne Debating
GLUB
Parker
New York Times
Ind
A. D. Wyman
Harvard Tailoring Co
Boylston St
J. Toohy
C. T. Chin & CO
Boyision Si
A. J. Sylvester
Union Shop
Prospect St
Philip L, Carbone
David F. Corcoran
Undertaker
Boylst
James F. Ryan
Harvard Co-Operative Society
Boylston Street
W. J. Goveny & Co, Ing Hee Hection
E. T. Bynner
Bynner
Massachusetts Ave
Aram Portrait Co
Tremont St
Bosto
J, Hh, McNamee
Ernest W. Clark
Parl
WM. F. Colby
Mov
China
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Harvard Telephone
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