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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1904

Page

7

Massachusetts Republicans weigh reciprocity and tariff policy

The piece argues for liberal trade with Canada and other nations, noting the 1854 Canadian treaty under a Democratic administration and the Walker tariff era as prosperous. It contends Massachusetts may shift toward Democrats if Parker wins, and that only Democratic support could ease tariff oppression on industry.

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Veteran Lemuel Greenwood Remembered At Bridge Street Transfer

The traveling public has missed Lemuel Greenwood at the Craigie bridge lines. For seventeen years he distributed transfers to Elevated patrons from Bridge Street, a sturdy veteran of two wars and seventy six winters at his post. He joined the Grand Army parade in Boston with Post 30 comrades and endured Civil War injuries and hospital care, displaying remarkable resilience.

Craigie Bridge Lemuel Greenwood Bridge Street Wm. Smart Boston

Life of Captain Greenwood Aged Sailor and Civil War Veteran

The narrative follows Captain Greenwood born in Cambridge in 1828. He served in the navy during the Mexican War and helped raise the first American flag on Californian territory. After working as an omn ibus driver in Cambridge, he led an ambitious 1855 South American omnibus venture, endured brutal terrain, and later served nine months as a heavy artilleryman in the Civil War. An old groin injury from caisson work persists, worsened by recent parade exertion.

Mr. Greenwood Boston Cambridge Kennedy New England Navy Mexico Greenwood Lincoln

Aged Rail Worker Resumes Hopeful Return to Duty

The article notes a longtime East Cambridge railroad man who after forty seven years with the company is eager to resume duties. Celebrations include the Knights of Columbus first solemn vesper service at St. Paul’s Church in Cambridge with a 45-voice choir and sermons stressing the order’s duties.

East Cambridge Shakespeare Marcy Cambridge Council No Knights of Columbus St. Paul's Church Harvard Square Cambridge Parke Wyle Sarah Daly George Weill Hubert T.smith Edward MacGoldrick James N. Supple St. Francis de Sales Church Charlestown

Notable Revival Sermon Led by Rev Chaplain and Benediction

The Rev Chaplain was celebrated for a just sermon followed by Benediction. Congregation then sang O Salutaris Tantum Ergo and Te Deum. Arrangements were by Patrick F Deady, William J Cogan, M Joseph O Donnell, Jeremiah C Good, John J Downey with ushers aided by John H H McNamee and others including James F Aylward Edward A Couathan and Thomas F Dolan.

Patrick F. Deady William J. Cogan M. Joseph O'Donnell Jeremiah C. Good John J. Downey John H. H. McNamee James F. Aylward Edward A

Ward Five Democratic Club Outing at Hoffman Farm

The Ward Five Democratic club closed its 1904 season with a Sunday trip to Hermann L. Hoffman’s farm in Lincoln. About fifty members and friends rode from Union Square station in Somerville, enjoyed outdoor social pleasures, and returned to the city in the evening. Attendees included Representatives James F. Aylward and Edward J. Sennett Aldermen Harrington and Barry Ex councilman James F. Quinn and many others.

Ward Five Democratic Club Hermann L. Hoffman Lincoln Union Square Somerville James F. Aylward Edward J. Sennett Harrington Barry James F. Quinn Charles McMenimen G. A. Aylward E. F. P. Barnes Joseph Flynn Frank Rodgers Thomas King James Cheyne Humphrey Sullivan Henry Walsh Philip J. St. Coeur William McCafferty Thomas Connors Michael McDonald James Kerby Neil Kelleher William Sullivan Thomas Noonan

Cambridge Aerie Banquet Marks Third Anniversary

The Cambridge Aerie No. 18 FEO will host a Prospect street Prospect hall banquet Sunday evening November 20 194. The event aims to honor the Fraternal Order of Eagles with grand officers and speakers. Tickets cost 2.00 for gentlemen 1.00 for ladies and members may bring an outside guest by buying another ticket.

Cambridge Aerie Prospect Hall Prospect Street Order of Eagles

Marriages Listed in Local Notices

A batch of marriage announcements from October dates lists Arthur Olive to Bertha Dillon in Concord, Clarence Murray to Bence Young of Boston, Edward Anshewits to Annie Osolin, Otto Lindmark to Wilhelmina Johansson, Harry Valencia to Maud Murphy, William Brennan to Bridie Morrow, Clifford Currie to Maude Dunton, Robert McAnem to Bea Keay.

Olive—Dillon Concord John R. Gow Arthur Welden Olive Bertha Emily Dillon Murray—Young Alexander McKensie Clarence William Murray Bence (Boody) Young Boston Anshpwits—Os8olin Hans Rebane Edward Anshewits Annie Osolin Lindmark—Johansson Currie Dunton George F. Durgin Clifford Murphy Currie Maude Mae Dunton McAnem—Kbay John T. Magrath Robert McAnem Ble Keay Malden

Marriages in Somerville and Boston Area Notices

A list of marriage announcements from Somerville and nearby areas including brides and grooms such as William Ellia Hayes and Ethel Brown Smith, Gurden Ehilm Fuller and Dora Haskell Little, Fred Robert Jouett and Florence Emily Prior, with multiple other couples listed and details of their wedding dates and officiating ministers.

James P. F. Kelly Robert G. Phinney Boston Jane Lundergan Barton—Kennie J. Vanor Gorton Albert Irving Barton Croydon N. H Annie Kennie Doyle Wdpathberbee Arthur H. Gordon Fred Prior Doyle Lenore Annie Weatherbee Perkins—Boyson Alexander Blackburn Wilford de Witt Perkins Sarah Ethel Boyson King—Decostee Henri de Lauhapelle Edmund Jeremiah King Elizabeth Decoste Cunningham— Daley Dennis W. Brown Daniel Edward Cunningham Somerville Ellen Theresa Daley George W. Bicknell Thomas F. Murray Harriet McIntosh Briggs—Williams Milton James F. Allen Arthur W. Briggs Georgie Anna Williams Williams — Mitchell Charles H. Perry Charles Cooper Williams Mary Josephine Mitchell Buley—Wright Charles W. Buley Mary Albina Wright Pikh —Hankin Charles E. Beals Frederic C. Pike Bertha Maria Hankin O’neil—Tolan Woburn Henry A. Walsh Thomas P. O'Neil Rose Anna Tolan Wentzell Hallgren Natick Morris H. Turk Harold James Wentzell Salma M. Hallgren McDonald — Ramsey Levi W. Stapells Charles D. McDonald Bath Maine Lida Davis Ramsey Collins—Linehan Michael J. Doody Ralph L. Collins Joanna M. Linehan Nelson—Wedin A. Erikson Alfred Nelson Norwood Anna Sofia Wedin Frankis—Berry Dedham William F. Cheney Augustus Frankis Susie KE. (Newman) Berry Lynch—Bencher John F. Lynch Marion Bencher Berkeley Murray William D. Berkeley Alice Elizabeth Murray Elliott—Crosby Arlington Charles H. Watson Herbert John Elliott Waterville Amanda Ethel Crosby

Deaths and notices list residents with ages and addresses

The death notices and brief obituary items list Mary Ella Milligan 19 years at 164 Appleton Street Nora Sullivan 65 at 44 Columbia Street and many others with ages and home addresses. A later item notes Albert B. Lynch, a local druggist, and partner J C Joseph Flamand departing for New York en route to France for about six weeks.

Milligan Appleton Street Mary Ella Milligan Sullivan Columbia Street Nora Sullivan Poudreau Brookford Street Josephine Boudreau Roan Hastings Street Adalaude Roan Lynch Garden Street John F. Lynch Doyle Dudley Street Barney Doyle Pbharson Valentine Street Arthur H. Pearson Norfolk Street Margaret G. Sullivan Mannke Holy Ghoat Hospital Frederick W. Mannke Webster Avenue Wyman Stillman Infirmary Arthur D. Wyman Massachusetts Avenue Fuliler Hilliard Street Emma L. Fuller Stearns Hilliard Place Rebecca Ann Stearns Anderson Fairmount Street George Anderson Stewart Putnam Avenue James H. Stewart Thayer Trowbridge Street Sarah Benson Thayer Joy Hardwick Street Joseph Joy Craven Allston Street Michael J. Craven Maher Portsmouth Street Patrick J. Maher Jackson Holy Ghost Hospital Susan R. Jackson Goreham Street Welch Conlan’s Court John Welch Mahoney Winsor Street Julia Mahoney Watson Coolidge Place Mary L. Watson Clark Eliot Street Daniel Clark Albert B. Lynch J. C. Joseph Flamand New York France Mr. Flamand Paris

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