Clan MacIntosh party and civic notes in Cambridge
A Cambridge based Clan MacIntosh gathering at Malta hall featured Royal Chief Stein and guests, with music by Paulins and performances by local singers and readers. The event included a portrait presentation to Chief John Nesbitt and a planned public social on November 10. The article also covers unrelated Cambridge youth sports history and a police incident reference about a fight observed by officers near an empty building.
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Clan
MacIntosh
No. 13
Order of Scottish Clans of
America
Malta Hall
Malta
Onedt Street
A Square
Stein
Illinois
United Order of Scottish Clans of America
Kerr
Boston
Young
Cambridge
Lonor
John Nesbitt
BE. D. Avery
Colonial Piano Company
Boylston Street
Mary Eraser
Henry Fry
Charles P. Craigie
Jennie Fraser
James Simpson
Thomas H. Beattie
MacNeil
Harriet
Edith
Clan MacIntosh
Neil J. McDonald
David Houston
William Ferguson
James Grant
Charles D. Craigie
Lewis MacKenzie
Henschman
James Wylie
Jas
Grierson
James Jackson
Edward Graham
Daniel MacKinnon
Pasa
Police Department
Pleasant concert and dance at Odd Fellows hall
Last Thursday evening Miss Jennie Trainor directed a refined program at Odd Fellows hall on Massachusetts Avenue. The event featured Miss S Martin and Miss Blanche Rand in a charming duet, readings by Master Herbert Duvage and Miss Bertha Dow, songs by Miss Ethel Franey, a mandolin duet by Miss Lillian Duvage and Miss Rosy Sandler, and a closing recital by Professor T. H. Holden. Dancing coordination was by matrons Mrs. Perkins and Mrs. Duvage with floor director Frank Steeves and helpers including Florence Allen Grace Clarke Florence Gilbert Alice Tuffin George Burns Edward Perkins Harry Robertson and William Webster.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Jennie M. Trainor
Sidney Street
S. Martin
Blanche Rand
Herbert Duvage
Trainer
Thomas Bayard
Ethel Franey
Lillian Duvage
Rosy Sandler
Florence Folkins
Caroline Brigham
Adele Scott
Crocker
Bertha Dow
T. H. Holden
D. G. Perkins
G. A. Duvage
Frank Steeves
Aids
Florence Allen
Grace Clarke
Florence Gilbert
Alice Tuffin
George Burns
Edward Perkins
Harry Robertson
William Webster
Boston Music Hall Reopens With All Star Vaudeville Policy
Boston Music Hall reopens after rebuilding with radical policy shift. New management C W Anderson and Wilton Aborn promise two daily performances at 2 and 8 PM, headline acts only, 9 to 12 acts weekly, full seat reservations four weeks ahead by mail or phone, ticket prices 26, 35, 50 and 75 cents.
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Boston Music Hall
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Music Hall
Boston
C. W. Anderson
Castle Square Theatre
Wilton Aborn
New York
Oxford
Louis Yeager Leaves Local for Pittsburgh Steel Job
Louis Yeager of 32 Putnam Avenue, a popular young man, departed yesterday for Pittsburgh to join a large steel company owned by Spang and Chalfant. A farewell reception was held by many friends who offered encouragement. Known as Dutch, Yeager was a student in the area and will be missed by a wide circle of peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis RE. Yeager
Putnam Avenue
Pittzburg
Spang & Chalfant ‘Company
Yeager
Y M C A Leader Remembered For Brilliant Play
The article honors Javed for his brilliant playing in the Y M C A and other clubs, notes his rise from self made roots at Atkinson and Burr in Boston, and mentions his expected future impact. It also covers Citizens Trade Association meeting with leadership changes.
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Yeager
Atkinson & Burr
Boston
Foresters of America Hold Cambridge Social Dance
The seventh social and dance of Foresters of America Cambridge No 83 was held at Cypress hall Malta building Prospect Street near Central Square. A large crowd enjoyed Hobbs Orchestra five selections led by Mr Hobbs, a 9 pm grand march with 70 couples directed by John N James and Mary C James, and dancing until 2 am. The event showcased strong organization with floor directors marshals and a lengthy arrangements committee, highlighting the society’s status in Cambridge.
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Court City
Cambridge
Foresters of America
Cypress Hall
Malta
Prospect Street
Central Square
Hobs
Hobbs
John N. James
Mary C. James
James
J. H. Lavery
John W. Jones
M. A. Daily
B. Murray
Daniel O'Leary
David Cody
William B. Nugent
F. Paroney
Denis McCarthy
John Connell
Patrick Bulger
R. Fitzpatrick
F. Fitzpatrick
John Donovan
John Barchie
Michael Colbert
James H. la
Haurigari Hall
East Cambridge
Association
James Keaveny
John Angel
P. J. Condon
Michael J. Battock
Woodward
Denis Murphy
Beadle
Napoleon Parnell
M. W. White
M Sullivan
Martin Dynan
Edward J. Nolan
Private prize fight in Cambridge ends badly for fighter
A bare knuckles grudge match took place in Cambridge unseen by the police, drawing Boston sportsmen from Newbury and Beacon streets who paid five and ten dollars for a seat, leaving one contestant badly injured.
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Cambridge
Boston
Newbury Street
Heacon
Moral Truth In Words Of Boston Instructor
The Searchlight club hosted Alfred A. Wright, dean of the Boston Correspondence School, as speaker for an evening program on truth and ethics. He treated topics like Seeing and Sincerity with concise, thoughtful analysis, praising the club for launching a promising educational course.
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Alfred A. Wight
Boston Correspondence School
Boston
Wright
Searchlight Club
MacVane on England Russia clash in international law
Harvard professor Silas M. MacVane says the Russian firing on English fishing vessels was unjustified. He argues high seas belong to no one and England’s demands are lawful potential causes for war, with nations obligated to offer moral support.
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Silas M. MacVane
Harvard College
England
Russia
North Sea
Anniversary Observance Marks 20th and 60th Milestones
A combined 20th anniversary of Henry Dinn ster’s resignation from Harvard and the 60th anniversary of Old Cambridge Baptist church was held last Tuesday at the church. Rev Woodman Bradbury led a hymn written for the occasion. Original members Gooch and Barbour attended only. Reminiscences by F H Barbour and essays, letters of regret from Rev C B Crane, and warm speeches by Mrs Joseph Williams Rev C H Spaulding Rev George H Whittemore and others followed. Prof Lyon closed with a scholarly address. Miss Mary Hubbard offered vocal selections.
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Henry Dinnster
Harvard University
Cambridge Baptist Church
Woodman Bradbury
Joshua . Gooch
H. Barbour
Gooch
F. H. Barbour
C. H. Spaulding
George H. Whittemore
H. J. Adama
Lyon
Mary Hubbard
Searchlight Club Opens Winter Lecture Series
Last Monday at Durrell hall the Searchlight club of the Y M C A launched its winter course with a well attended talk on mental and moral development. The program will continue weekly through March 1095, drawing eager attendees for study and discussion of topics aimed at correcting opinions and uplifting character.
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Durrell Hall
Searchlight Club
Young Men's Christian Association
Catholic Union Holds Monthly Meeting and Whist Result
The Catholic Union of this city met last Thursday in Citizens' Trade Association hall. In President Dr. John E. Dwyer’s absence ex-Councilman J. Smith was elected chair. Significant business was discussed and the winter whist tournament proceeded, Francis Mullen of Key winning first prize.
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Citizens Trade Association
Central Square
John Hopewell
Association
Geo. Howland Cox
Europe
Charles P. Keith
John KE. Dwyer
George Howland Cox
Frank H. Thomas
Stoughton Bell
F. H. Thomas
Dr. Dwyer
William A. Hunnewell
John H. Corcoran
Geo. Close
Herman Bird
A. A. Strauss
Samuel Usher
Catholic Union
Citizens’ Trade Association
John E. Dwyer
J. ©. Smith
Francis Mullen
Democratic rally and Cambridge night celebration announce candidates
A Democratic rally for James F. Aylward for the Senate and Jeremiah Downey and Edward J. Sennett for Representatives is planned next Monday at Quain's hall Springfield street near Inman square with many speakers. A Cambridge night celebration follows Thursday at Cedar hall Boylston north areas with national and state speakers and local figures including McNamee Cunningham and Downey.
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John H. H. McNamee
James F.aylward
Edward Sennett
Jeremiah Downey
Stephen Harrington
Democratic City Committee
Henry J. Cunningham
Thomas Edwards
William O'Donnell
Daniel Cronin
Frank McLaughlin
Frank Black
Quain’s
Springfield Street
Inman Square
James F. Aylward
Senate
Edward J. Sennett
Representatives
Charles E. McMenimen
Hon. John
H. H. McNamee
Henry J. Cuningham
John J. Scott
J. P. L. St. Coeur
Michael F. Flynn
Maurice M. Lynch
Cambridge
Cedar Hall
North Cambridge
Boylston Hall
Brattle Square
Malta Hall
Prospect Street
Alfred Stickney
New York City
John P. Leahy
William Garrett Brown
Harvard University
John C. Burke
Lowell
Thomas Cassidy
Adams
John H H. McNamee
David B. Haskins, Jr
James F Aylward
Frederick 8. Deltrick
Wmef
Russell Club
Harvard Parker Club
Fred McLeod
Ollr
Annual Election Chooses Forum Officers For Year
The Men's Forum held its annual election on Tuesday evening October 25 and elected W. W. Bryant as president Minor F Ham lin as vice president Nathan Bullock as treasurer Louis Franks as secretary R I Campbell as corresponding secretary 8 F Roan as chaplain and Rufus Page as sergeant at arms.
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Men's Forum
W. W. Bryant
Minor F. Hamlin
Nathan Bullock
Louis Franks
R. I. Campbell
8. F. Roan
Rufus Page
Successful Minstrel Show In Norton Institute Hall Draws Crowds
The Norton associates stage a crowded first grand minstrel show and dance with acts by Daniel O Connell Mert Downey Robert McKinley Charles Donovan Benny Corbanis Edward Barrett James Connerton Bert Blaisdell Sally Barber Arthur Vallely and others. Interlocutor and chorus members include Daniel Halleran Bud Halliday Benjamin Corballis Joseph Friel James Travers Mortimer Downey and more as dancing followed late into the night.
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Institute Hall
Norton Associates
Daniel O'Connell
Mert Downey
Robert McKinley
Charles Donovan
Benny Corbanis
Edward Barrett
James Connerton
Bert Blaisdell
Adeline
Sally Barber
Alexander
Arthur Vall Ly
Karamia
Bird Halliday
Manhattan
Murray
Golditt
Steadman
Halliday
W. Hannum
J. Freil
M. Mahoney
J. Brooks
W. Beck
H. Watts
J. McGann
B. Murphy
J. Coveney
D. Sullivan
T. Riley
R. Cox
Weekly Market Letter Signals Market Strength Amid Recession
Pettigrew Bright & Co asserts this week’s decline proves the market’s underlying soundness. Europe’s need for gold and America’s ability to supply at profits, plus the Anglo Russian war cloud, spurred traders to secure profits and purge doubts about the rise. Boston shows strong performance with copper stocks in demand and broad market breadth extending to the Orient.
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Paris
London
Boston
Orient
Cambridge City Primaries Vote Set for November 2 1904
City Clerk announces election primaries in Cambridge for Democratic Nonpartisan Municipal and Socialist parties. Polls open 12 noon to 9 pm in wards 1 through 11 at designated venues. Nomination papers available after 8 pm October 31. filings due by 8 pm November 9. Edward J. Brandon, City Clerk, announces order of Board of Aldermen.
Copper exports soar as demand rises and prices climb
The article notes massive copper exports at about 665 million pounds monthly amid rising demand from China and Japan alongside Germany France and England. Domestic stocks are low, prices have advanced to 13 12 and may reach 14 cents per pound by year end. Calumet and Hecla rose from 50 to 65 below peak values, with 1905 forecast as a strong copper year. Also covered are the Harmony Singing Club's Boston appearance and Frank Heazle's twenty first birthday party on Williams Street with stories from his music tours.
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Germany
France
England
Harmony Singing Club
Cambridge
Boston
Grand Army Hall
Frank Heazle
Williams Street
Democratic Party Primary Votes Set for Cambridge November 22 1904
Voters are notified that Cambridge primaries for mayor aldermen councilmen assessor and school committee will be held Tuesday November 22 1904. Nominations require enrolled party members and filings open at 8 PM November 24 1904 at 671 Massachusetts Avenue. Forms available after October 31 1904. Henry J Cunningham and Edward B James chair and secretary.
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Cambridge
Massachusetts Avenue
Henry J. Cunningham
Edward B. James
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Clan McIntosh
Rindge
Malden
Cambridge Y. M. ©. A
Louis E. Ybrager
Ite Ihe
Mark
Dean Wright
Prof. Macvane
O’connell
J. McKim
W. Atkinson
J. Corcoran
R. Haley
P. Wilson
8. Reardon
T. McMann
H. Feinberg
T. Burke
T. Joyce
C. Mark
J. Connerton
McGann
C. Hamilton
R. Nattey
J. Donovan
J. Sullivan
C. Noyes
N. Downes
J. Burke
H. Barber
Weekly Market Letter
City OF
Odd Fellows' Hall
Board of Aldermen
Edward J. Brandon
Democratic Party
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