Death of Arthur L. Farrell and parish harvest party notes
Arthur L. Farrell longtime lawyer and brother of Rev. John J. Farrell died at his mother's home on Spring Street after a long illness. Survived by wife and one child, he was a St. Peter's parish member. The Cambridge harvest party at St. Peter's Hall opened social season, with Nicholis F. Burke as chair and many volunteers handling arrangements, dancing, and refreshments.
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Notable Boston Attorney John Farrell Dies at 30s
John Farrell, graduate of Harvard Law School and member of Boston College class of 98, died recently. Funeral held at 10 45 this morning at the Church of the Sacred Heart with no Mass of requiem. Farrell was esteemed as a capable attorney by all in the community.
Wardwell Censures Harvard Fashion and Middlesex Hats
The Boston Traveler's Joe Smith reports Cambridge Mayor Wardwell attacked Harvard student attire and Middlesex hat styles, calling his judgment epic and lyric while urging action on hats and pants. The column parades political satire and mocks municipal fashion policing amid local politics and sanitation debates.
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Boston Traveler
Corner Stone Laid For Blessed Sacrament Church in City
Thousands gathered as Archbishop OConnell placed the seal on Rev. John A Crowe s efforts at the corner of Pearl and Lake streets Ward 6 Parishioners marched in a parade led by the Cambridge City band The ceremony included a sermon by Rev John T OBrien and a plan to build a Renaissance style brick church with limestone trimmings fronting Pearl street and extending 150 feet along Lake street
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Tom R. the Stepping Horse Loses Speed
Lawyer Maurice W. Lynch and his father were hailed near North Cambridge car stables by Thomas R. Nevins, Standard Oil Company representative, while driving on a Sunday afternoon. Tom trusted his horse Ardy but an incident sparked by the encounter altered his famed speed.
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North Cambridge
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City water tax split fuels debate on fairness
A sharp critique argues that a new double assessment on street watering amounts to class legislation. The speaker questions why the charge was not rolled into the general tax levy as in the past and calls it an extra burden on real estate owners.
Death of Arthur Farrell Shakes Local Democratic Hope
In the death of Arthur Farrell the Democratic party loses a young man with a bright future. He ran for the Board of Aldermen last year and impressed listeners with his ability and sincerity. Continued on Page 4.
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Democratic Party
Six suits filed for 60000 in Cambridge death case
Six complaints allege damages of 10000 each in the death of Richard H. Harps electrocuted at the Davis Ice Cream factory on August 14, 1906. Margaret P. Harps widow sues Cambridge Electric Light company General Electric company Boston Davis Ice Cream company and Frank E. Whitney of Melrose as defendants.
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Margaret P. Harps
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Watch Found in City Street Bead Job Reported
A ladies' gold watch with bead job was found between Sidney and Hampshire streets on Wednesday October 16. Finder receives a reward for returning the watch to Marion McClintock at 7 Sidney Street.
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