Cambridge Ward Seven Republicans push straight ticket
A packed Ward Seven Republican Club meeting at Western Avenue and River Street pressed for straight party lines in Cambridge politics. Speakers urged abandoning Non-partisanism, with Ward 7 leaders and Ward 6 allies backing a citywide canvass to form a permanent organization to nominate straight Republican candidates for the next municipal election. The committee, chaired by Paul Wotton, will report next Thursday.
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Ward Seven Club
Western Avenue
River Street
Republican Party
Cambridge
Arthur Kelsey
Ward 7
Fred Hall
Ward S
William Nice
Alderman Anderson
Monk
Ward 5
City Hall
Republican City Committee
Mr. McNamee
E. W. Brooks
Ward 6
William H. Gray
Republican Club
James Grant
The
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Paul Wotton
Ward
Walter Cook
Richard Hopkins
Ward 8
Martin Witte
Martin
Witte
Walter Cowlishaw
BE. W. Brooks
Lasselle Social Club Install Officers in East Cambridge
The fifteenth annual installation of officers of the Lasselle Social club of East Cambridge was held at their rooms on Second street, one of the best known clubs of its kind in the vicinity.
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Lasselle Social Club
East Cambridge
Second Street
Stalled Officers Named In Local Board Meeting
Last Sunday afternoon the officers in stalled were Dennis Coffey president Joseph Sullivan vice president Jeremiah F Sullivan treasurer John Irish financial secretary and William Burns secretary The board of directors are Michael Brennan Joseph Boyle William McCarthy and George
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Dennis Coffey
Joseph Sullivan
Jeremiah F. Sullivan
John Irish
William Burns
Michael Brennan
Joseph Boyle
William McCarthy
George
Cambridge Board of Health Grants Permits and Poultry Rules
The Cambridge Board of Health held a regular meeting with all members present. Permits were issued for horses and a cow at several addresses, and a three section regulation banned keeping fowls without written permits and barred bringing feathered carcasses into the city.
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Board of Health
James M. Lombard
Essex Street
FR. P. Sanderson
Binney Street
Peter Nelson
Tremont Street
Albert E. Lynch
Columbia Street
C. F. Durgin
Crescent Avenue
Henry M. Cobb
Massachusetts Avenue
Dennis J. Hayes
Hollis Street
Cambridge
Memorial Scull y Remarks and Local Theft Report
Fr. Scully memorial remarks feature Judge Almy and several clergy leaders urging a statue with Eliot writing the inscription while a public order order enforces a fine up to one hundred dollars. Inspector Lincoln finds 2 Bridge street a foul poultry killing site with improvement suggestions. A bicycle theft at 122 Berkshire street and a break in at 3% Little's block yield stolen gold items and a watch.
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Stoughton Bell
T. F. Wright
Ir. P. H. Riley
E. A. McCarthy
George Whitaker
Edmund A. Whitman
David N. Beach
Fr. Scully
Central Square
City Hall
Broadway Park
Cambridge Field
C. A. Lincoln
Bridge Street
Samuel Rosenberg
Cotting Street
Boston
William Spence
Berkshire Street
T. G. Meier
Little’s Block
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