Scholars Sent Home Amid Cold Weather at Shepard School
Reported in East Cambridge, scholars at the Shepard school on Massachusetts Avenue were sent home due to dangerously cold conditions and lack of heating after boilers were removed. Residents condemn the Daly administration’s policy as health and education suffer. Representative Henry F. Lehan held a rally in Cambridge Athletic Association rooms, facing a cool reception as attendees from Barrett, J voters, and Lehan supporters filled the crowd.
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Tracy
Houghton
Daly
Henry F. Lehan
East Cambridge
Cambridge Athletic Association
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Barrett
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Boston
Hogan
Daniel Dinan
Coyle
Brighton
Honest John Quinn
Mr. Lehan
Cornelius Minihan
Big John Coveney
Ald
John Allen
Dinan
John T. Shea
Mr. Barrett
Mayor McNamee
McNamee
John Quinn
Downey Rally Highlights Democratic Backing for Councilman
A Thursday rally at Union Athletic Club endorsed Councilman Jeremiah F. Downey for State Representative in the Second Middlesex district. Speakers praised his council work, including his stand on the water loan, and urged Democrats to nominate him at next Tuesday's party meeting.
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Jeremiah F. Downey
Middlesex
Augustus B. Johnson
James F. Quinn
Quinn
Downey
Common Council
Nelligan
Down
Demn
Cronin
Mr. Downey
Ila
Monk
Water Board
Coffin
Downey Seeks Cambridge Seat Amid Water Policy Backing
Democratic leaders rally around Downey as he campaigns in Ward 8 for the legislature. Backers praise his water loan stance and insist his work on the shower baths and the Shelter project reflect his service to the party and constituents.
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Downey
Daly
John Brennan
Ar. Downey
Behan
Innes KF
Black
Ward 8
Cambridge
Cambridge Feld
Stroke Ends Long Police Career of Lieut Mullett in Cambridge
Lieut William Mullett of Cambridge Police Station 8 suffered a paralyzing stroke at Appleton terrace last Tuesday after a day on duty. A 60th birthday and Civil War veteran, he served 40 years in the department, rising from private to first lieutenant before declining a captaincy. He survived earlier blood poisoning that cost part of his right thumb and remains in an unconscious or near-unconscious state in care.
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Helen Keller Day at St Louis Exposition
Helen Keller, a Radcliffe graduate and renowned blind author, will have a dedicated Helen Keller Day at the St Louis Exposition. The story of her life in The Story of My Life, with letters from Miss Sullivan, is praised as educational for mothers and teachers. Myrtle Darling markets the book at 1671 Cambridge Street.
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Radcliffe
Miss Keller
Miss Sullivan
Alex. McKenzie
Myrtle Darling
Cambridge Street
Thomas Kh Shea at Tit Globe
The Boston press features Cambridge women in theater but notes two standout men, Otis Skinner and Thomas Kh Shea. Shea, brother of John T Shea, is rapidly forging a reputation for his stage ability and rising prominence in the dramatic field.
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Otis Skinner
Thomas Kh. Shea
John T. Shea
Shea
Shea to Star in Cardinal Richelieu at Globe Theatre
Cambridge crowds expect Shea to rise to the top as he debuts at the Globe with Cardinal Richelieu. Boston mayor plans a personal visit to witness his masterful production alongside a week of The Bells Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Othello in a schedule that includes matinees on Wednesday and Saturday.
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Globe
Collins
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Washington Times
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Jekyll
Hyde
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Tom
Institute Notes Highlight Strong Season and Club Activities
The Institute notes praise the baseball team for a standout season and strong records in both the state and Canada. They report social and academic events including the Glee Club with George Johnson and Manuel Andrews, a new balcony stairway compliance, safety measures, and a dramatic club production of Temperance Town directed by William McElroy. Plans for a gym class and a sacred concert selling fast are mentioned along with efforts for a basketball season preview.
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Institute Glee Club
Manuel Andrews
Institute Dramatic Club
Hoyt’s
William McElroy
Cambridge
Shaughnessey's
Institute
Old Maids
James Quinn
Board of Health Hears Ambulance Relocation Protest
At a Wednesday board meeting, a motion to rescind the transfer of two ambulances from Whiting stable to North Cambridge was adopted for advisement amid protests from North Cambridge residents near a smallpox ambulance. Licenses for stables and horses were reviewed, with several hearings granted for permits to keep horses at various addresses. Miss Spencer requests a hearing seeking a barn behind her house as a potential health board headquarters, which the board declined.
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A. G. Teed
John Ryan
Washington Street
Patrick J. Joyce
Royal Avenue
Dennis Sheelin
Columbia Street
Miss Spencer
Dr. Spencer
Board of Health
Hoard of Health
New England politics mix in Cambridge town notes
A Cambridge Sentinel column recaps local council debate over a water loan, councilman Monk’s push for accountability, and Wood’s support for a portion of the pipeline. It catalogs candidates for ward seats, party machination, and upcoming sports and civic events amid a tense political season.
Watertown Bank Treasurer Sentenced to State Prison
Nathan A. Frye, treasurer of the Watertown Savings Bank, who confessed to stealing $12,000, was sentenced by Judge DeCourcey to not less than four years or more than seven years in State prison. Counsel argued for a lighter term citing age and record, but the judge and district attorney supported a State prison sentence.
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Nathan A. Frye
Watertown Savings Bank
DeCourcey
John (. Gray
Sanderson
Mount Auburn Bride Weds James Condon at Sacred Heart
Miss Hridget Flannigan of Mount Auburn district married James Condon of Waltham on Wednesday in Sacred Heart Church. The ceremony drew many relatives and friends and music was provided by the church choir. They will reside in Waltham after October 19 and later tour.
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James Condon
Waltham
T. W. Coughlan
Church of the Sacred Heart
Mt. Auburn Street
Auburn Court
James Rockett
Holy Cross College
Worcester
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St. Patrick's T. A. S
Roxbury
Thomas Finnegan
Edward Rockett
Soiety
Twenty Fifth Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Thomas O Hara
Hosts of the O Hara household celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at No 158 Mt Auburn Street with a large gathering and abundant silver gifts. Music by McInnis orchestra, vocal solos by Gertrude Haley and Breen along with violin and bari tone pieces enhanced a lively evening attended by ex Mayor McNamee ex Police Chief Cunningham and Harvard trainer John McMasters among many friends and relatives.
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Mt. Auburn Street
McInnis
Edward McGuire
Gertrude Haley
Gertrude Breen
Jeremiah McCrehan
Thomas Heffernan
Mary
Helen
Katherine
Sarah
Alice
John
Thomas
John H. H. McNamee
Henry J. Cunningham
William Brooks
John McMasters
Harvard University
Timothy Haley
Cornelius McGuire
Frank O'Hara
Michael Cassidy
Wm. McCormick
Wm. T. Phelan
Edmond Lamb
Jas. B. Hennessey
Wm. P. O'Hara
Edward O'Hara
Daniel K. Dinsmore
John Niland
Delaney
Hanley
John Rozant
John O'Neil
John Riley
H. Concannon
Wm. Hanks
Conley
J. J. Ferguson
W. J. Cunningham
Wine Lynch
John Fay
Martin Brennan
Geo. T. Francis
I. J. Breen
Richard J. Cronin
Frank Delaney
Edward Delaney
William Haley
Walter Haley
Matthew Durgan
John Delaney
Thomas Riley
Frank McInness
James Keary
William McIntosh
Whoriskey
John Roach
James Conley
Wm. Brooks
Frank Berie
John McDonald
Thomas Connelly
Fred Meckness
John MeInness
Patrick O'Hara
John McGrath
E. T. Lamb
John A. Melanesas
Mary Seavey
May Mullen
Gertrude Hinley
Anna Conley
Margaret Coan
Margaret Cahir
Anna Connolly
Mary O'Hara
Abbie O'Hara
Katherine Crowley
Helen Dollard
Emma Knsmore
Ellen Doan
Julia Meara
Minnie Nelligan
Agnes Nelligan
H. Cleary
Mary Rozint
Mary T. Monahan
Margaret Monahan
Sarah Quinn
Margaret McHugh
Julia O'Neil
Durgan
Catherine Mullen
Mary O'Stara
Louise Burns
Lee
Mary KE. Monahan
I’. Nf
Wim. Banks
J. Conley
Margaret Coen
Helen Coen
M. H. Cleary
Richard Cronin
Jardinieres
James BR. Hennessey
Br. T. Lamb
D. K. Dinsmore
Edward O'Hare
Nicholas A. Cassidy
Mrs. Cunningham
J. H. H. McNamee
Lynch
John J. Roach
T. W. Haley
George BH. Francis
Margaret McCue
T. J. Breen
Health board clerk returns from two week vacation
J. B. R. Soper, clerk of the board of health, arrived this week after a two week vacation that included travel through eastern Massachusetts. Aldermen Barry and Harrington were guests of the Highway Committee on a brief junket related to inspecting the South Acton gravel bank on Thursday.
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Board of Health
Massachusetts
Barry and
Harrington
Highway Committee
South Acton
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