Local Cambridge News Roundup Highlights Obituaries and Events
Mrs Susan J Morrow died at 82 after a long illness at 20 Forrest street. Funeral at Forest Hills chapel. Mary J Payne found dead at 64 due to heart disease at 37 Hastings Street. Evening school sessions open with new wood turning and pattern making courses. City officials inspect gravel bed and respond to a false alarm. Police raid on Parnell street nets lager and beer. Ernest A Heald faces charges after two home break-ins. Several local funerals and confirmations take place. Barn party, dances, and club events announced for Riverside Boat Club and Algonquin Club.
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Susan
J. Morrow
Forrest Street
Chapel of
Forest Hills Cemetery
Mary J. Payne
Hastings Street
Swan
Sanford B. Hubbard
Manuel Training School
Cambridge
Charles H. Morse
Daly
Clukas
South Acton
Holmes Estate
Parnell Street
Daniel Counihan
Charles Aberle
Douglass
O’brien
Davis
Simon Saskisino
Presho, Coady
Donahue and Greene
Nisham Aspino
Ernest A. Heald
Antrim Street
Charlestown Navy Yard
Deehan and
Cox
Heald
Frank J.harnish
Harnish
Navy
Bridget Hannigan
Dewolf Street
Louise Ilsley
Sumner Street
John Fitzgerald
House of Correction
Daniel Jones
Mt. Olivet Church
Cambridge Cemetery
George Giles
Common Council
New Hampshire
New
Cambridge Bridge
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Helen G. F. Mack
Massachusetts Avenue
Station 2
Station 8
Cambridge Field
East Cambridge
Gale Lumber Company
Eugene Flanagan
Franklin Street
Pathenia J. Rockwell
Ellsworth Avenue
Egert Rockwell
Stockbridge
George W. Bicknell
First Universalist Church
Riverside Boat Club
Cyprus Hall
Prospect Street
Strachan
Annie J. C. Norris
Mt. Auburn Chapel
Norris
Andrew M. Norris
John Close
Anna Cushing Litchfield
Dana Street
George H. Whittemore
Hey
Charles B. Beals
Geo. L. Farley
Fletcher School
Brookline
Lincoln School
William P. Hogan
Hogan
Brockton Fair
Wm. H. Smart Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
Central Square
Social Union Woman's Club
Social Union
Brattle Street
Alice R. Moore
Holland
Chapman
Lowell
Courier-Citizen
George F. Murray
Putnam Avenue
D. J. Crowley
Mt. Auburn
Helen F. Daly
Somerville
New York
Freel Lodge
St. Paul’s School
Mt. Auburn Street
Frederick L. Murray
Murray
Riverside Press
Union Hall
Union Square
Charles McCarthy
Court City of Cambridge
Foresters of America
Algonquin Club
Institute Hall
William Kelley, Jr
Harvard
Poco” Clauss
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Prospect Union
Forest’ Street
Mary J. Paine
Mechanica Hall
Beaton
Observatory Hill
Democratic Club
Huron Avenue
Concord Avenue
John Buckley
Municipal Democratic Party
Magnolias
Nicholas Baldwin
Dunster Street
St. Paul’s Church
G. I. U. Notes on AF L Convention at Pittsfield
Local trades unions sent a strong delegation to the AF L convention in Pittsfield with leaders Michael D. Collins and Thomas J. Edwards from the C. L. U. honored on legislative and executive posts. Michael Roche and E Akerstrom also held key roles on child labor and union matters. Delegates returned proclaiming the event a red letter moment in labor history.
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Trades’ Union
A. F. of L
Pittsfield
Michael D. Collins
Thomas J. Edwards
E. Akerstrom
Rubber Workers
Unon
J. E. Donohue
Cambridge City Employees Union
Michael J. Roche
Horseshoers’ Union No
Legislative Committee
State Branch
Committee On Executive Council
L. U
Thomas J. Edward
Edwards
Michael Roche
Gilberts and Sullivans Pinafore to Replace Billy Taylor
The committee on entertainment at the Gym has decided to stage Gilbert and Sullivan's Pinafore instead of Billy Taylor. Director John B Whoriskey expects a grand chorus from Gym members and a strong cast for Admiral Dick Dead Eye Captain Corcoran roles with a Sunday rehearsal planned and elaborate Aquinas hall scenery to be used.
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Committee On Entertainment
Gilbert and Sullivan
Billy Taylor
John B. Whoriskey
Dick Dead Eye
Corcoran
Whorliskey
Aquinas Hall
Sullivan
Gilbert
Franklin Democratic Club Social Highlights and Growth
Franklin Democratic Club members enjoyed an informal social evening with Jas Farrell Pat Sullivan Michael Lynch and Patrick Flanagan entertaining. Representative James F Aylward visited and praised the club predicting usefulness for Democratic outreach. New members are joining rapidly and full ward voting strength is to be enrolled before December. Lehan McCarthy have completed electric lighting contracts and Murphy’s Elm and Cambridge grocery serves a steady customer base.
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Jas, Farrell
Pat’ Sullivan
Michael Lynch
Patrick Flanagan
James F. Aylward
Franklin Club
Election polling places listed for 1905 Boston wards
City announces polling sites for the November and December elections across wards one through eleven. The notice specifies building names and street locations for each precinct, with polling hours from six in the morning to four thirty in the afternoon.
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Board of Aldermen
Institute Hall
Cambridge Street
Taylor
Charles Street
Second
Third
OTIS
Otis Street
Thorndike
Sixth Street
Cambridge Field
Booth
Norfolk
Hampshire Streets
Amory Streets
Inman Hall
Springfield Street
City Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Boardman
Corner School
Winsor Streets
ODD Fellows' Hall
MORSE
Allston
Brookline
General Court
Monnac Oekteal
Tarbell
Howard
Grigg
Hayes Street
City Building
Brattle Square
Lowell
Lowell Street
Unity Hall
Upland Road
Huron Avenue
WARD
Russell Street
Cedar Hall
Cedar
Dudley Streets
Defender basketball team to play as University Citys
Rumor suggests Danvers five will clash with a rival in the city. Mr O'Brien ex manager of the former team backs the new proposition. Gloucester YMCA defeated Cambridge last Saturday as locals were outweighed. The team declined Dean Academy and Norwood dates today awaiting season peak. The Defender team becomes University Citys and aims for a strong season showing.
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Danvers Five
O'Brien
Gloucester Y. M. C. A
Cambridge
Gloucester
Dean Academy
Norwood
University Citys
Defender
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Murphy’s
Raymond's
G. I. U. Notes
Franklin Democratic Club
Lehan & McCarthy
Mr. Murphy
Elm and
Cambridge Streets
City of
Massachusetts
Cam
Ney
The
Commonwealth
Cillor District
Suffolk
Middlesex
Second Middlesex
Plesex
First Middlesex
of Mid
Dlesex
Revere
Winthrop
Mid
the Board of Aldermen
Edward J. Brandon
E. T. Bynner
Bynner
Cambridge, Mass
Brooks & Conley Real, Estate and Insurance
Charles Linehan
Cragie Bridge
Bridge St
Cambridge St
Hampshire St
ouiFlxeweu Coggswreek
Meridge
Mass
OAL
Pirect
ALL Rai
A. R. Henderson
Harvard Square
Arthur R. Henderson
Frank A. Pearson
Cornhill
Boston
Soden Street
Ulric Gagan
Bartlett's Stable
Doyle Brothers
Norfolk Street
Raymond Central Square
Cambridge St. Tel. Conn
A. Hackett
Rueceanor
Horse Shoer
East Cambridge, Mass
M. Doherty & CO
ROYAL
Kneeland St
Atlantic Ave
Thomas P. O'Neil
Pori Rooms
Dana Hill
Cunningham Bros., “Tite and Insurance
John A. Cunningham
Henry J. Cunningham
Charles E. Tucker
School Street
Monahan ’S Frazerssosron
Hermitage
Monahan’s
Jas. BE. Pepper
G. O. Blake
Westmorland Club
G. O. Taylor
James Hennessey & Co
Jameson's
Hunter Baltimore
Wilson
Miller's Gamecock
Traverse Street
Northern Union Station
Friend Street
IN the Furniture
Cambridge Commercial School
Karima
Tks
Trelerh
Austin A. O'Toole
Pleasant 81
Massachusetts Ave
Pearl Street Dentistry