Cambridge Democrats Split In Local Contests For Delegates
The April 16 1904 Cambridge Democratic contest ended with Downey headed delegates and Nickerson winning Ward 8 control. Olney favored by many, Hearst movement opposed. Mugwumps potentially swayed by Olney support. Sentinel notes neutral stance for harmony and endorses Olney as a statesman of Massachusetts.
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Water Loan Dilemma for Cambridge City
The city debates a proposed water loan as the water board seeks half a million dollars to begin work. Critics warn the project is a temporary fix that may rise to at least one million and be wasted when Cambridge joins the Metropolitan system. They urge careful long term planning to avoid a lasting taxpayer debt.
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Water Board
Cambridge
Water board urged to carefully consider Cambridge water needs
The letter criticizes the water board as constituted for making inconsistent predictions about Cambridge water supply. It calls for mature deliberation on a specific plan, proposes a mass meeting to discuss the issue, and notes no city government meeting for two weeks, hoping for greater light on the subject.
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Water Board
Cambridge
Seniinnel
Neutrality praised in Cambridge political clash
Ex mayor McNamee and Democratic city committee president Henry J. Cunningham are lauded for maintaining neutrality in a bitter City election between Olney and Hearst factions. The piece argues neutrality can show strength, citing diplomacy and courtesy that reduced bitterness and could boost future influence within the party.
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Democratic City Committee
Cambridge
Russia
Japan
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Hearst
Henry J. Cunningham
Democratic Party
Water board delay stirs Cambridge labor vote clash
Cambridge Central Labor Union calls for the water board to hire Cambridge labor on the new project. Democrats demand assurance before funding. Non-partisan opposition argues the Democrats’ stance blocks work, praising the padrone system as costly and graft prone, while Democrats insist their plan offers cheaper, more reliable results.
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Water Board
Cambridge
Common Council
Tdemocrats
Getting Together in City Democratic Caucuses
A Cambridge editorial notes the American Democrats rallying with city leaders for nonpartisan ideals but warns that continued division could push them toward party lines. It urges closer unity with the responsible faction to deliver better city government and critiques the water system and Metropolitan aid timeline raised by council critics.
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Democratic Party
Water relief delays anger over city water board funds
A damaged report notes the water board would delay relief for a year if funds arrive at once, while a 30 day window looms for the Metropolitan system. Couméfinan Walcott accuses Councilman DeWncy of prioritizing votes over children's lives, and Greenville MacKarland emerges to claim credit after a lost fight. The piece questions why MacKarland vanished during the campaign.
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Democratic Gauglees Olney Carries City in Local Caucuses
Report of Democratic caucuses shows Olney victorious with about 2000 votes, one third of city Democratic vote. Wards 1 to 11 reveal close contests, split delegations, and strong support from American Democrats, with detailed ward by ward delegate tallies for state and congressional conventions.
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Hearst
Messrs
O'Brien
Facey
Daniel J. Dinan
Henry I’. Lehan
Charles J. McIlroy
Joseph F. Boyle
Alexander J. Sullivan
Joseph A. Sullivan
Henry F. Lehan
Dennis J. Flynn
Daniel O'Connor
Thomas F. Robinson
James T. Barrett
Maurice Richardson
Nicholas Dynan
Samuel Muldoon
Daniel J. Mullen
Michael Hourihan
Charles Williams
William Hogan
James Morrisey
Daniel Mullen
Michiel Hourihan
James F. Quinn
Jeremiah I. Downey
James Black
Patrick , Shunney
Charles Reagan
Stephen Harrington
James Butler
Timothy Lane
James A. Rogers
Andrew J. Rady
John W. Know
James IF. Mullen
Fred CC. Thyng
Joseph I. Jawyer
John J. Morris
John W. Knox
George T.triggs
James Kneeland
William Danehy
Thomas McDermott
J. State
John J. Scott
J. Edward Barry
Charles I. McMennnen
John S. Kenney
William H. McCaffrey
Charles A. Fallon
Inter-Se So cia Club Second Annual Dancing Party
The Inter-Se Society Club hosted a refined Wednesday evening dance at Newtowne club, with palmed hall decor and elegant gowns. An informal intermission featured Adalaine Walsh and Theodore Sprogen, Hub ert J. Smith's humorous performances, and illustrated songs by Jane and Myles. Tea was served in the club room afterward under G H Donovan with M J McMahon assisting, about 75 couples attended, Raymond places mortgages.
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Newtowne Club
Adalaine Walsh
Theodore Sprogen
Bnet Beaton
Hubert J. Smith
Jane
Myles
G. H. Donovan
M. J. McMahon
Alds
Misa Dorothy McGuinness
Lillian Larkin
Howard McGuinness
Fred K. Myles
Public meeting backs subway over elevated in city transit debate
At a crowded gathering on Massachusetts Avenue officials and citizens questioned the elevated rail proposal. Speakers cited Boston experience, urged a subway, and urged a five-member city committee to negotiate with Elevated Railway officials while pledging to protect vested franchise rights. The Harvard to Bowdoin run time was estimated at about four and a half minutes.
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R. H. Dana
Lafayette Square
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Carstein
Harvard
Bowdoin
A Successful Benefit at Lustitute Hall
A large gathering of friends for Halliday, Riley and Goodwin at Lustitute Hall on Monday evening featured a varied entertainment lineup. Performers included Barber and Yalley, Mel Ninley and Craig, Frank Cavanaugh, the Craigie Trio, Kid Juniper Vaudeville, and many others under the direction of J. Whalen, with numerous attendees listed among the guests.
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Riley
Goodwin
Lustitute Hall
Barber
Yalley
Mel Ninley
Craig
Frank Cavanaugh
Harrett and Murphy
Lizzie Sullivan
Madden and
Doherty
Eddie Davis
Craigie
Kid Juniper Vaudeville Company
I'vo Dormans
Will Toland
Fred Melloy
George McKenna
John Keefe
Andy Leonard
I Halliday
Riley and Goodwin
William McClennon
Janes Travers
Clim Coleman
A. (. Martin
W. Roberts
4. J. Whalen
Annie McDonald
Kittie McDonald
Reta Strong
Margaret Smith
Sarah Smith
Laura Treid
Arthur Porter
Fred Porter
Neil McLean
Arthur Follansbee
William Wolfendale
William Miller
Thomas Tesker
Joseph Tolland
Frank Berke
Chester Shaw
Frank Painter
Frank Dillionsnyder
William Ottamus
Dannie Langley
Frank Duras
William O'Brien
Robert McNamee
George Hampden
Eddie Smith
Willian Knox
Bob Sawyer
Archie Collins
Howard Parker
Nelson Robbins
Guard Painter
Joseph McCarthy
Charles McCarthy
William Porter
Thomas Smith
Harry Johnston
Harry Halliday
James Riley
Frank Dorman
Sally Barber
Gus York
Howard Farrell
Edward Cameron
Fred Partridge
Henry McKenna
Richard Conway
William Mitchell
William Webster
Willie Jones
Joseph Taylor
Martin Angel
Fred Tinneau
John Dwyer
Manuel Anna
George Whitman
Richard Foye
John Foye
Albert Miankie
John Teevan
Frank Lynch
Frank Wakefield
Walker Blacksted
Florenn Ticks
Riste Fay
Kittie Whalen
Margaret Whalen
Kittin McCarthy
Mary Mack
Nellie Chisholm
Mamie Lyons
Louise Stimpson
Gertrude Farrell
Annie Farrell
Celia Fisher
Katherine Fisher
Mamie Driscoll
Cora Brishey
Emma Driscoll
Fannie O'Toole
Ethe McCann
Julia Sullivan
Carrie Bertsch
Clara Colsch
Riverside Boat Club Holds 25th Prospect Hall Ball
Prospect Hall hosted the Riverside Boat Club twenty-fifth grand ball with hundreds in attendance. Strachan's Orchestra provided music until late, then dancing led by Frank Murphy and a corps of aids including W. J. Hynes Richard May James Culhane John Brassil John Flanagan Daniel McAuliffe William J. Sullivan Thomas F. Hynes William Brassil John Toomey John Corcoran Arthur Mellin Edward Crowley Michael Dwyer James O'Brien Frank McDonald and Sey.
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W. J. Hynes
Richard May
James Culhane
John Brassil
John Flanagan
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William J. Sullivan
Thomas F
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William Brassil
John Toomey
John Corcoran
Arthur Mellin
Edward Crowley
Michael Dwyer
James O'Brien
Frank McDonald
Sey
Mour Grose
William Kenney
Frank
Dardis
Richard Foy
KR. Foy
W. PF. Tynes
William Thompson
Patrick Doyle
James (Ulhane
William O’leary
John L. Sullivan
J. Frank Macéy
John McGrath
Leonard Bantz
Robert McKinley
W. A. Staniston
William Vlaherty
Daniel McAuliffe
Alex, Chapin
William J. Brassil
William Sherriff
Neil Doherty
Thomas Jope
John JH. J. McNamee
Edward Brown
William Potter
Solomon Barber
Seymour IX. Cross
Patrick A. Brine
Frank W. MacDonald
James Brennan
J. Flanagan
I’. Murphy
Mary Madden
Frank MacDonald
Nellie MacDonald
May McCarthy
Wittie Geary
Thomas Stynes
Bessie Slynes
Seymour @rosse
Margaret Brassil
Celia Berkeley
Margaret Burns
Mary Corcoran
Local Club Names Officers and Grand March Participants
The document lists officers and members of a club including President Richard Foy and secretary Frank Murphy, with a long roster of trustees rowing committee and members. It details the grand march led by Frank Murphy and Miss Annie Daly and many couples in period dress.
Bryan Club Meeting Discusses Tariff and Peace Policy
A large Bryan Club gathering at Odd Fellows Hall in North Cambridge heard Gamaliel Bradford outline concerns over the growing U S population and the strain on government. He critiqued tariff reform, civil service, and municipal ownership while urging a peace-focused leader like General Miles as a preferable 1908 presidential candidate. A Cambridge City Employees union smoke talk follows at 622 Massachusetts Avenue with noted labor speakers.
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Boston Elevated Rail schedule from Arlington Centre to Adams
Transit timetable details show numerous routes and times for the Boston Elevated Railway system. It lists departures from Arlington Centre, Arlington Heights, Harvard Square, and Cambridge points with intervals of 5, 10, 15, and 20 minutes, night services to Adams Square, Sunday schedules, and specific destinations such as City Point, South Station, and Scollay Square. Names include Beacon Street, Harvard Square, Huntington Avenue, Dudley Street, Roxbury Crossing, and Riverside.
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