Daly Again Seems Candidate for Mayor Under Pressure
Daly will run again for mayor on the Partisan ticket despite prior denials. A city-wide scramble and financial concerns pressured him as supporters debated nomination costs and the party’s stance on a four-track subway. Sammy Elmore later announced Daly's candidacy amid petitions seeking his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine J. Daly
Ocket
Sammy Elmore
Daly
Wardwell
Barkers
Champlin
Jerry Donovan
Hans Carstein
Boston Elevated Railway
Boston
Elmore
Agai
Partisan” Party
Cambridge
Notre Dame de Pitie Bazaar Opens At Parish Hall
Notre Dame de Pitie church opened its bazaar in the parish hall on Harvey street with about 500 attendees. Clergy, committee members and workers described lively fundraising, decorations in national colors, raffles and games including racehorses and roulette, and souvenir programs for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Somerville
Medford
Godin
Harvey Street
Notre Dame Des Victories
Boston
Father Remy
Remy
Father Audiffred
Notre Dame de Pitle
Hortense Beauvais
Louise Duclos
Alden Larondi
Clara Monier
Amelia Cote
Elmire Moreau
Albinia Brouillard
Bella Lafrance
Anna Laflamme
Sophie Roule
Laura Beaudoin
Alice Deacy
Charles Quelet
Alex Chisholm
Pierre Ayotte
Livian Laurent
Napoleon Vereault
Patrick Boudreaux
Emile Grenier
Catholic Order of Foresters
Tanle
Achille Beauchemin
Henri Lafrancois
Joseph Broussard
Napoleon Grenier
Pierre Arsenault
Lubin Paradis
Joseph
Authier
Horace Sousineau
Henri Carbonneau
Louis Benoit
Charles Ouellet
Patrick Boudreau
Notre Dame de Pitie Parish
Sentinel
Notre Dame de Pitie
Mosers
Joseph Paradis
Albert Monier
Armand de Patie
Wilfred Hotin
Henri Petitpas
A Great Social Event at Condit’s Pavilion
Last Monday at Condit’s dancing pavilion at Revere beach a large crowd joined Division 49 A. O. H. members and ladies led by Mrs. George H. Kelley of East Cambridge. The bazaar table 6 at Cyprus hall was promoted by Cam bridge attendees with William Bowen directing floor arrangements and ample car transport through Lynn & Boston R. A. Condit’s orchestra provided music as a lively social party drew praise from all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condit
Revere Beach
Division
George H. Kelley
East Cambridge
Cyprus Hall
Cambridge
Kelley
William Bowen
Chas Reagan
Frank Grady
James Newman
Jas. P. O'Neil
John McClella
Thomas Murphy
Charles Garvin
John A. O'Neil
James McNeil
Daniel Mullen
John Sullivan
Sadie Quinn
Catherine Conlin
Bertha Conlin
Etta Cannon
Minnie Cronin
Nellie Cronin
James Mellon
Beaux
Lynn & Boston
Long list of locals and notables in Irish American community
A lengthy roster of individuals including Henry Allen Benjamin Carey John Pendergast and many others. Names cover officials, families, and women with numerous interwoven surnames, spanning clubs, committees, and social circles. The list appears to document attendees or members with scattered titles and roles in a community context.
Abolition Efforts Against Beer at Smoke Talks
The St Marys Total Abstinence Society of Cambridgeport met Tuesday evening to discuss ending the practice of serving beer at smoke talks and political rallies. Members pledged to discourage intoxicants at such meetings and seek united action with kindred groups to appeal to Catholic voters for abolition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Total Abstinence Society
Cambridgeport
Recount Shows Alderman Barry Gains Four Votes
In a recount of the caucus for the Democratic nomination in the second Middlesex district the board of registrars at City Hall counted ballots watched by supporters. Six Barry ballots were protested. the board ruled for Barry on those, and one Barry vote on a Sennett protest went to Sennett. Net gain for Barry four votes, extending his lead to fourteen over Sennett. The Bradford Democratic club plans an informer talk on Monday evening October 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Registrars
Howard J. Sennett
Second
Middlesex
City Hall
Sennett
Barry
Sennott
Alderman Barry
Representative Sennett
Wood
Thayer
Chase
Harlow
Cambridge Club
Meyers
Stephens
Ann
Sentinels of Cambridge Politics Expose Intrigue and Alliances
The article recounts factional maneuvering around the Cambridge political scene. It details how Rounds was pushed aside for Clark, the anti Rounds campaign, and internal tactics at the convention. It notes tax and bond concerns under the Partisan administration, police efforts on juvenile car theft, and shifts in aldermanic plans with Elmore Lake and Stephens stirring disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Grant
Ward 7
Grant
Boston
Julius
Meyers
Foye
Wallace
Pollack
Bounke
Barr
Witte
Cambridge
A. O. H. Division 52 Meeting Plans Hall Event
Last Sunday a large turnout attended a Division 52 A. O. H. meeting at Institute upper hall presided by President John Trodden. The main topic was the annual hall to be held at Institute lower hall early next month with details to follow. An afternoon social is planned for the first Sunday in November at their rooms in Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute
Committee of Arrangements Presents City Intellectual Program
The committee has perfected a fine program with musical numbers and speeches by prominent city figures. President John Trodden is expected to run to succeed as head of the division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Trodden
The Sheridan Association Chooses Brennan Candidate for Ward
A Sunday meeting of the Sheridan Association admitted new members and hosted a reception with Democratic leaders. Ki Brennan yielded to pressure and declared candidacy for the ward con man. A large registration rally followed, speakers urged voters to back association members, as the roster and membership grew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Ki. Brennan
Conmdn Wounelliin
Dianne W
Assection
Rounds Faces Challenge at Republican Senatorial Convention
Senator Billy Rounds faced a hostile convention where Clark supporters pushed for nominating Clark after a covert plan to replace Rounds emerged. An informal vote showed Clark ahead at 19 to 16 with other names winning one vote each. Clark called the nomination a vindication while Rounds signaled he would take his medicine and denied an independent bid.
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Senator Rounds
Senator
Representative Peabody
Representative Clark
Boston
Clark
Smething
Rounds
Apsey
Peabody
Howard Peake
Peake
Thorndike Spaulding
Spaulding
Peakes
Onbody
Billy Rounds
The
Sentinel
Hugh ‘Bancroft
Albert H. Hall
George Allen
M. BE. Rideout
A. J. Johnson
David T. Dickinson
Allen
Dickinson
Thorndike Spalding
W. J. Clark
Frederick W. Dallinger
State Committee
Julius Meyers
Evening Schools Open This Winter Under Local Board
The evening schools start next Monday under the local school board. Manual training is at Rindge on Irving street. high school courses at English High on Trowbridge street. Grammar courses at Putnam Roberts Shepard and Webster. mechanical drawing at Washingt on Broadway and Bell ton. free hand drawing at English High. Classes meet Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings. runs until Christmas holidays. Applicants under eighteen must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
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Rindge
Irving Street
Trowbridge Street
Putnam, Mroberts, Shepard and
Webster
Broadway
Elton Street
Wholesale Robbery Strikes Rochester Couple Home
Mr and Mrs George M Stevens of 1790 Massachusetts Avenue returned from a summer trip to find their home burglarized from cellar to garret. A typewriter, $100, opera glasses $40, a $50 music box, $40 telescope bag, $75 silk dress, $100 in souvenirs, and silverware including a wedding set valued at about $u0 were taken along with three dress suitcases and two handbags. Fellow resident Frank Lord reports silverware thefts at 558 Main Street. Police investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Stevens
No. 1790
Massachusetts Avenue
Stevens
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Grand Bazaar
Henry Allen
Benjamin Carey
John Pendergast
John Murray
Kitty Mahoney
Arthur Haverty
Daniel Quinn
May Cassidy
Anna
Seavey
Joseph Connor
Effie McCarty
Leo Shields
Bella McPeake
George English
Julia Burns
Patrick Coleman
Joseph Powers
Anna Cronin
Watson
Seph Pomery
Murphy
Michael Canney
Jere
Scannel
William Mu
John T. Hart
James Quinn
Senator Mellen
Breen
Billen Breen
William Brassil
Walter Halloran
Misesa
Marie Callahan
Sadie Knox
Marie Harrington
Margaret O'Neil
Alice Shaughnessy
Nellie Shaughnessy
May Murtaugh
Beesie Murphy
Margaret Ford
Theresa King
Wm. H. Kelley
Alice Sullivan
T. Diehl
Jack Lantor
David Walsh
Susie Collins
May McCarthy
May. Quinn
Grady
James A. McNeil
Charles F. Burns
Charles McCarthy
Daniel Clary
Oliver D. Clary
Bernard F. Doris
Wiliam Sullivan
John H. O'Neil
Miss O'Neil
Charles Reagan
James McCarthy
Daniel Dina
Thomas Yates
Annie Mimnaugh
Julia Bonner
Helen Buckley
ST. Mary's T. A
Bradford
Sossip
Martin Rideout
Stoughton Bell
McNamee
Dely
Board of Aldermen
Charlie Lake
Bart Sans
Charlie Conant
Ito
Lake
Tartisan
Smithers
Counsellm Woo
Giles
Heinke
Andrew
Representative Barrett
Assessor Brooks
Democrats
Brooks
Peter J. Nelligan
Hollis Street
Division 52
Sheridan Assoctation
Frank Lord
Main Street
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