Ward Nomination and State Committee Victory at Middlesex Convention
Edward W. Quinn was nominated and elected to the State Central Committee after a sharp contest at the Second Middlesex Senatorial convention held in Central square. The hall greeted Quinn with cheers as he claimed the senatorial nomination, while rival candidate defended duty and record amid partisan debate.
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Edward W. Quinn
State Central Committee
Middlesex
Central Square
Charles E. MeeMemmen
Aylward
Downey
Concannon
William J
P. H. Concannon
John F. Doherty
Fred E. Thyng
John F. O'Brien
Captain Kenny
John J. Scott
Eugene M. Flanigan
Joseph E. Burke
William P. Nickerson
E. B. James
Scott
Quinn
Doherty
Nickerson
O'Brien
McMenimen
James Gallagher
John J. Morris
Edward B. Burns
Thomas
J. Duris
Ugene M. Flanigan
Thomas F. Cosgrove
Maurice M. Lynch
James M. Shannon
Martin F. Carew
Democratic Convention Names James Shannon Permanent Chairman
A Boston Democratic gathering chose James W. Shannon as permanent chairman after multiple ballots and close votes. John F. Doherty and John J. Scott drew early nominations for state committee positions as delegates and district committee members were elected from wards 3 through 11.
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John J. Scott
James F. Aylward
John F. Doherty
Charles EB. McMenimen
David J. Nelligan
Martin F. Carew
Thomas F. Cavanaugh
James W. Shannon
Maurice M. Lynch
Shannon
Mr. Cavanaugh
Joseph KE. Burke
Carew
Jeremiah F. Downey
Democratic Party
James F. Aylward Nominated for Senator in Second Middlesex
The speaker urges advancing the minority leader by one step and predicts election on November 8. James F. Aylward is placed in nomination for senator from the Second Middlesex district with ward colleagues voting in support.
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James F. Aylward
Middlesex
Thyng
Stolba
Concannon
Grand Opera House to Stage Happy Hooligan Farce Next Week
The Grand Opera House will present the musical farce Happy Hooligan adapted from F Opper sketches and Frank Dumont. The cast features George Melville James J Collins James K Leonard Crimmins Gore Mamie Conway and Electric Comedy Four with a strong chorus and lavish costumes. Matinees are scheduled for Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, with additional rehearsals for Hoyts Temperance Town by the Institute Dramatic Club at Raymond Central Square.
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Grand Opera House
F. Opper
Frank Dumont
George Melville
James J. Collins
James KE. Leonard
Crimmins and Gore
Mamie Conway
Electric Comedy Four
George W. Kerr
Bert Cannon
Boxing Night Delights Cambridge Crowd at Union Athletic Club
A crowded Union Athletic Club on Broadway hosted a boxing program hailed as one of Cambridge’s most successful. Referee Ed Barrett impressed, Williams beat Barry, the Madison Brothers dazzled with speed, Powers and O'Brien drew, Adams defeated Glover, and Delmont edged Lynch in a ten round draw. Maud Enos returned from a White Mountains trip. Defender Quartette to rehearse next Sunday at Slocomb’s home.
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Union Athletic Club
Broadway
Sixth Street
Harvard
Ed" Barrett
Jackie Williams
Young Barry
Barry
Williams
Madison Brothers
Peck
Bad Boy
Johnny Powers
South Boston
Joe O’brien
Frank Adams
Newton
Billy Glover
Adams
Glover
Albert Delmont
Medford
Johnnie Lynch
Lynch
Delmont
Maud Enos
White Mountains
Defender Quartette
Mr. Slocomb
Brave Rescue by Firefighter Brothers
Officer John Canney and his brother Michael rushed barefoot into a blazing home at 33 Harding street to save four sleeping children aged 3 to 11. Fire damage reached about 300 dollars caused by a lamp placed near drying clothes. Both rescuers sustained burns but saved the children and inspired praise for their courage.
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John Canney
Harding Street
John Grace
John
Michael
Canney
Michael Canney
Voters register at Institute Hall. locals journey and news
East Cambridge reports many men registered as voters over Monday and Tuesday at Institute Hall. Local hustle is expected to boost turnout this fall. Notables include Buckley preparing for a Florida winter, Noonan and son returning from Ireland, and McDonough with a new team in the meat business. The Pioneer Corps parody book by Quinn and Galligan gains attention after a Roxbury parade, while Grady plans a dancing school.
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Institute Hall
Edward G. Buckley
Short Street
DeLand
Florida
John Noonan
William
Ireland
John McDonough
Putnam Oating Club
McDonough
James McCarthy
Putnam Outing Club
Daniel Quinn
Matthew Galligan
Quinn
Mr. Galligan
City board debates polling places and street plans in Cambridge
City council and board of aldermen met Tuesday night in Cambridge. Debates over polling place changes in Ward 5 Precinct 2 and Ward 10 Precinct 2 end with keeping the Huron avenue Upland road booth. Parks and finance committees clash over Cambridge field funding and park land construction.
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Board of Aldermen
Coveney
Carstein
R. J. Milledge
George E. Brown
Robert E. Sands
John Waugh
Committee On Elections
Quain's Hall
Springfield Street
Huron Avenue
Upland Road
Deitrick
Peabody School
Davis
Barry
Flynn
Blodgett
Quain
Harrington
Alderman Blodgett
Committee On Parks
Cambridge Field
Park Department
Park Commissioners
Park, Lands and Constructi
DeWolfe Street
Western Avenue
River Street
Magazine Street
Committee On Finance
Joseph M. Oxford
Cottage Street
Board of Assessors
Middlesex County
Cambridge
Board of Survey
City Council
Bolton Street
Brookford Street
Oxford Avenue
Fairview Avenue
Tuttle Street
Danforth Street
Greenhalge Street
Charles River Embankment Company
John Souther
Charles H. Souther
Oliver Ames
Samuel Carr
Oliver W. Mink
Frederick I. Ames
Cambridge Electric Light Company
Willard Street
S. H. Scudder
Cottage Park Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Yorktown Street
Middlesex Street
Orchard
Beed Street
Cushing Avenue
Fayerweather Street
Vassar Lane
Antrim Street
Wain Street
Essex Street
Franklin Street
Chestnut Street
Sixth Street
Rindge Avenue
Committee On
Chas. F. Bishop
Sacramento Street
Crescent Street
Committee On Highways
EB. W. Hooper
Centre Street
W. F. Stearns
Committee On High Waves
N. E, Tel. and
Tel. Co
Pole
Broadway
Hampshire Court
N. E. Tel. and
Cambridge Electric Light Co
Viter
Cambridge Street
Main Street
Wendell Street
John TP. Horan
Cambridgeport Savings Bank
Temple Street
F. B. Furbush
GC. B. Wheeler
Crescent
Wendall
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