Cambridge Assessor Candidate Doherty Profile
The Cambridge Democracy presents its assessor candidate, to be supported by business and labor groups. Born in Boston on June 20, 1874, he moved to Cambridge as a child and has remained a resident. He works in real estate and insurance at 671 Massachusetts Avenue and lives at 383 Haron Avenue, joining multiple local organizations.
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Doherty
Cambridge
Mr. Doherty
Boston
Boston College
Somer’s Commercial College
Massachusetts Avenue
Haron Avenue
Knights of Columbus
Catholic Union of Cambridge
Cambridge Lodge of Elks
Citizens’ Trade Association
Bowling Carnival at Malta Temple Alleys Friday Night
Fort Washington Outing Club held a candlepin bowling carnival Friday evening at Malta Temple private alleys No 40 Prospect Street. Members of the Young community participated in the event seeking fellowship and recreation.
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Fort Washington
Malta Temple
Prospect Street
Doherty Seeks Principal Assessor Post In Cambridge
A political sketch recalls John F Doherty as a former alderman and current candidate for principal assessor. It stresses his democratic credentials, real estate knowledge, and broad support from friends, clubs, and property interests in Boston and Cambridge.
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John F. Doherty
Cambridge School Board Bans Corporal Punishment Without Permission
The Cambridge school committee approved an order restricting corporal punishment. No teacher may inflict any form unless there is written permission from the superintendent. The order was introduced at last Thursday night’s school board meeting.
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Cambridge
Coggswell
Thurston
Merrill
School authority to discipline and transfer pupils
If a child persistently violates school rules or is a chronic truant, the superintendent may impose punishment for the term after notifying the parent or guardian, or transfer the pupil to an ungraded school with committee approval. Ungraded school pupils may return on trial to their previous school by superintendent discretion upon principal’s recommendation. Farley resigns as Fletcher School principal. Munroe and Hanson granted leaves of absence for the rest of the year.
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Geo. Z. Farley
Fletcher School
Helen W. Munroe
Latin School
Harriet M. Hanson
Thorndike School
Merrill School
East Cambridge
North Cambridge
Coggswell
Merrill
Gaelic Language Study Group Forms at St Pauls Hall
About sixty people gathered Sunday at St Pauls hall to form Gaelic language classes led by Martin Walsh Charles Egan and John Egan with Boston University professor J R Taylor praising roots of Gaelic and urging ongoing study He lauded Gaelic heritage and called for representation from Cambridge Irish societies to plan a reception for Douglas Hyde president of the Gaelic movement visiting Harvard in November Oct 21 meeting at 4 p m inviting all interested.
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St. Paul's Hall
Martin Walsh
Charles Egan
John Egan
J. R. Taylor
Boston University
Father Orr
McAuliffe
Shugrue
Brennan
Cambridge
St. Paul’s Hall
Douglas Hyde
Gaelic Movement
Harvard
H M S Pinafore rehearsals under gym members noted
C G A notes report the upcoming H M S Pinafore production by a gym members company with director John Whoriskey pleased with principal cast readiness. Chorus size will be large under John’s instruction, Aquinas hall stage praised as largest in the city, lighting and scenery up to date. Bowling season has begun at the Gym with last year's stars primed for prizes and a Catholic league rumored. Anniversary ball planned for January with arrangements committee formed.
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Busters
John Neilon
Kittie Fallon
Margaret Clay
Gertrude Wrenn
Minnie Cummings
Fields
Johnnie
Glennon
John Neilson
Ed Carr
Annie Petersen
Joe Hearne
Ed Curtin
Phil Galvin
Peter Corcoran
Johnb. Whoriskey
Whoriskey
Aquinas Hall
Pipeline completion nears as city jobs wrap up
The Sentinel notes near finish of pipeline work with heavy machinery removed and water to be tested soon. It also covers local political maneuvering for the principal assessor post, a disputed truancy proposal, and a Democratic mayoral candidate’s social moment.
Cambridge Council Knights of Columbus to stage charity event
For the first time in years Cambridge Council Knights of Columbus will hold a public lecture and musical evening at Cyprus Hall on Sunday to aid the council charity fund. The managing committee pauses before a busy campaign to support this fraternal effort. The Jackson club members are described as hustlers who know no word but fail. Details of the grand concert will follow in a later issue. The Sentinel congratulates the club on the laudable purpose.
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Cambridge Council
Knights of Columbus
Cyprus Hall
Council
Yard 3
Jackson Club
Richelieu
The
Sentinel
Jackson Club Notes Benefit Fund Motion
Jackson club met last Sunday and unanimously supported creating a sick and death benefit fund. A committee was formed to plan a grand concert to raise the nucleus of the fund, highlighting the club’s Democratic principles and community aims.
Dwyer to Speak on Ireland for Charity Fund Event
Michael J. Dwyer, noted lecturer and vocalist, will lecture on Ireland and perform Celtic ballads as part of a charity fund event. The council’s charity fund, long established, supports those in need and has consistently received steady support from believers in Christian charity.
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Tee
Michael J. Dwyer
Ireland
Minstrel Show Prospects Spark Confidence
Father Mathew notes the coming minstrels show is guided by capable directors and will feature a mammoth chorus of about 150 performers. Keegan leads the production, with principal cast names to be released next week as auxiliary members celebrate a successful whist party and dance last Friday.
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Dom” Keegan
Fifty-First Anniversary at Institute Hall East Cambridge
East Cambridge prepares for the fifty first anniversary celebration at Institute Hall on Thanksgiving Eve. A grand reunion of current and former members is planned with the entire building open for the event. MacInnes's orchestra will provide concert and dance music. tickets available from members.
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Institute Hnll
East Cambridge
Institute
MacInnes
A JOLLY GOOD FALLOW at Tremont street Boston
William P. Earnhardt of the International Auto Sight Seeing Co. is popular with press and public for his genial qualities and the auto trips priced at $1. They start opposite Tremont Theatre at 10 A. M. and 2 and 4 P. M. daily and Sundays. circulars available.
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William P. Earnhardt
International Auto Sight Seeing Co
Tremont Street
Boston
Tremont Theatre
Close bowling duel at Inman square alleys
Last Thursday Inman bowling team met rival Russell at Inman square. Lineups featured Bergen and Brooks for Inman facing Hall and Fitzgerald for Russell. All three heats favored a near even outcome with Inman totals 412 and Russell 392, then Inman 417 to Russell 412.
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Inman
Russell
Inman Square
Inmans
Russells
K. Bergen
Brooks A. Hall
T. Fitzgerald
Turner T. Mlynn
W. Hodgkins Jr
Ryan R
Wheaton v. Tinker
Douglas Club Notes Shows Strong Membership Interest
The Douglas Club reports membership applications in the past two weeks exceeded expectations and the board is pleased. Congratulations to Tom O’Neill. Cited by President Mahoney, a smoke-talk will be held Wednesday evening November 1 with professional entertainers lined up.
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Tom” O'Nell
Mahoney
Sey
Obituary of Mrs Mary Casey of Cambridge and church events
Mrs Mary Casey died at 97 in Cambridge after living in Newburyport and Ireland. She leaves a daughter and many grandchildren, with a funeral held at her home and burial in Newburyport. Requiem Mass was offered by Rev Moriarty. Ozanam Council met at St Peter's hall as St Peter's children rehearse an operetta Jack and the Beanstalk to be shown Nov 29.
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Observatory Hill
Mary Casey
Margaret Sulivan
Garden Street
County Kerry
Ireland
Newburyport
Cambridge
St. Mary’s Cemetery
John Cronin
Daniel Goodwin
James Sullivan
John T. Sullivan
Timothy Sullivan
John J. Twohy
M. A. Doyle
B. A. Sullivan
Julia Doyle
E. J. Moriarty
St. Peter’s Church
Mayors Daily Publicly Refuses Delegation On Run Decision
This morning Mayor Daly will speak for himself not delegating Samuel Elmore to misrepresent him. A conference in the mayor's office settled matters on Thursday. At 10 15 both Elmore and aides left the room with mixed expressions, and by noon reporters were briefed to await Daly's full statement. The oracle was to speak at 8 P M Friday from Non-partisan headquarters.
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Daly
Samuel Elmore
Boston
Sammy Elmore
Blodgett
John Read
Strong Ward 6 Democrats Organize To Boost Registration Work
A new Ward 6 Democratic club forms inspired by Ward 3 Bradford group aims to supplement Hendricks club’s work, with a first meeting featuring James F. Aylward Fred J. Macleod James Saltman and Wm Antle. Current members stand at fifty and a Sunday meeting at Brookline Street Massachusetts Avenue is planned with speakers and officers listed as President James J Donnelly Vice President Michael Anglin Treasurer T Sullivan Secretary Owen McKenna.
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Ward 6
Bradford Club
Ward 3
Jackson Club
Hendricks Club
James F. Aylward
Fred J. Macleod
Senaor
James Saltman
Wm. Antle
Brookline Street
Massachusetts Avenue
James J. Donnelly
Michael Anglin
T. Sullivan
Owen McKenna
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Camtridge
Frederick the Great
Napoleon
Washington
Lincoln
William Ff. Brooks
Union Real Estate Trust
William FP. Brooks
Cossip
Good
William S, Brooks
Warren Ivers
Charlie Lake
Board of Aldermen
Flynn
Wheaton
Frank Cole
Joe Taff
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Cambridge Council K. OF
Jackson Club Notes
Father Mathew T. A
Douglas Club
Will Annan
Frederick J. Macleod
Middlesex
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