Amateur Bowling League to stage six team series in MA
The Amateur Bowling League of Massachusetts approved a six team series for the big pin championship with B A A Arling ton Boat Club Charlestown Commercial Dudley and Newtowne Club as entrants. Harvard fall tennis opens at Jarvis field with 128 entries and local sports notes report Andover beats Harvard Seconds 2 0 amid hail and fumbles.
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Phillips Andover
Harvard
Sullivan Recalls McCoy Fight and Coast Visit
Sullivan recounts his quiet return from the Pacific coast after a bout with Kid McCoy. He details the dramatic match, bets on himself, the referee’s calls, and plans to fight McCoy again November 22 at a catch weight. Also noted is Chester W. Woodbury’s transfer to New York for the Boston American.
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Pacific Coast
Kid McCoy
McCoy
Sullivan
Obrien
Mike
San Francisco
Chester W. Woodbury
Boston American
New York
Bronx
New York Journal
Woodbury
Is Your Name on the List Registration Closes October 10
A public notice warns residents that registration ends October 10 at 10 p m. Citizens must ensure their names appear on the approved list for eligibility. The notice emphasizes the deadline and the need to act promptly to participate.
Alumni Dinner Highlights Theological School in Cambridge
Alumni of the Cambridge Theological School gathered at Hotel Berkeley Wednesday with about 140 attendees. Speakers included Bishops Greer Edsell Gailor and Nichols and Capt James B Murray.
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Cambridge Theological School
Berkeley
Bishop Greer
New York City
Edsell
Minnesota
Gailor
Tennessee
Bishop Nichols
California
James B. Murray
Dvvision 3
New Hampshire
Peter Gallan
Frank T
McNabb
House of Correction
Benjamin F. McNamee
James W. Brine
Harvard
Navy
Concord
H. H. Batchelder
Batchelder
Police Department
Cuba
Massachusetts Police Association
Fall River
James W. Keaney
Lynn
Edna Thompson
William G. Thompson
Flagg Street
W. H. Jackson
Suke
Dorchester
Franklin Council
Royal Arcanum
Massachusetts Avenue
Warren Council
Daniel Clark
Eliot Street
Clark
Ireland
Harvard Square
Marion
Elizabeth
Arthur
St. Paul's Church
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Arlington
Clan Lindsay
New Hall
Brattle Street
John H. H. McNamée
Timothy Tice
Cambridge
Baltimore
New New York
The
Emancipator
Putnam, Roberts, Webster and Shepard
Central Square City
Central Armory
Green
Campaign Song Praises Parker by Cam bridge Composer
Edward F. Cooney, famed Cambridge songwriter, releases Judge Parker a Noble Man for Our President. Song on sale at Harvard Square and Paul Herfurth’s Essex Street Music. Cooney has received a thank you letter from Parker.
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Edward F. Cooney
Cambridge
Judge Parker
Harvard Square
Paul Herfurth
Essex Street
Cooney
Parker
First Grand Ball by Putnam Outing Club in Cambridge
The Putnam Outing Club of East Cambridge announces its first grand ball on November 11 at Institute hall. The event promises Cambridge’s finest match of the season with high society attendance anticipated.
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Putnam Outing Club
East Cambridge
Institute Hall
Cambridge
Hearing on permit to remodel as stable at Tremont Street
The Boston area Board of Health will hold a hearing on Peter Nelson’s application to remodel and occupy a frame building as a stable for one horse at 42 Tremont Street Ward 4 Cambridge. The hearing is Oct 19 at 7 30 o clock with objections due at the hearing or in writing by that date. Objections must include objectors names and addresses.
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Andover
Harvard
Brown
Bullock
Whiting
Bartholomew
Joe'' Walcott
Malden
Fall River
Larry Connolly
South Boston
George Ashley
Cambridge A. A
Jack
St. John's Hall
Dudley and
Cedar Streets
Division 19
Salvation Army
Massachusetts Avenue
North Avenue Savings Bank
Nellie Hogan
Russell Street
Bridget Slowey
Bolton Street
Thomas B. Burke
Paul Robbins
Rindge Avenue
Clay Street
Joseph Longfield
Lowell
Timothy C. O'Hearn
Cedar Street
Honora E. Maguire
Michael B. O’hearn
Edward McClaren
Frank Maguire
New York
J. J. McCarthy
J. J. O'Hearn
North Cambridge
Fr. McDermott
Atlantic City
N. J
Cambridge
O'Hearn
McNamee
Cambridge State Election Notice October 7 1904
Massachusetts state election notice from the City Clerk dated October 7 1904 calls Cambridge residents to assemble at voting places in their precincts as directed by law.
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Cambridge
Election notice for Massachusetts November 1904 ballots
The document announces voting on November 8 1904 for electors of President and Vice President and various state and local offices. It lists Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary Treasurer and Receiver-General Auditor Attorney General Congress Councilor Massachusetts Senate Middlesex districts and county offices. Polls open 6:00 AM and close 4:30 PM by order of the Board of Aldermen.
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United States
Commonwealth
Congress
Eighth Congressional District
Suffolk
Middlesex
Revere and
Winthrop
Polling places designated for Cambridge elections 1904
The City Clerk announces polling sites for the November 8 and December 13, 1904 elections across Cambridge. Wards list multiple precincts with halls and schoolhouses at specific streets and corners. Attest:
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Soc
J.H. Corcoran & CO
Democratic City Committee
James F. Mullen
Hampshire Street
Trinity M. E. Church
Cambridge Street
James Cronin
Michael Cronin
Eighth Street
Church of the Sacred Heart
James A. Dow
Magazine Street
Holy Ghost Hospital
G. A. R. Hall
Central Square
Senator Lodge
Congressman McCall
Armory Hall
Brattle Square
Middlesex County
Jackson Hall
NORTH
Allston
Burke
Joseph Oullette
Rindges Avenue
Oullette
St. Aloysius Sodality
St. John's Chapel
Edwin Connelly
Joseph Walsh
Sunday School Teachers’ Association
Fraternity Hall
Fr. Murphy
Egypt
Parker Cahill
Centre Harbor
N. H
William Greene
Olives’ Pharmacy
Margaret Leahy
Sherman Street
Office OF the Board OF Health
Massachusetts
the Board of Aldermen
Board of Aldermen
Taylor
Charles Street
Second
Third Streets
OTIS
Otis Street
Thorndike
Sixth Street
Cambridge Field
Booth
Norfolk and
Hampshire Streets
Kelley
Willow Street
Oposite
Broadway
Sargent
Winsor Street
Stparns
Harvard Street
Prospect Street
Tarbell
Howard, Grigg and Magee Streets
River Street
Washington
Cambridge and
Felton Streets
Grand Army Hall
Bow Street
Riverside
Putnam Avenue
Hayes Street
City Building
Lowell Schoolhouer
Lowell Street
WARD
Unity Hall
Upland Road
Cor
Huron Avenue
Ward Room
Ordar
Cedar
Dudley Streets