George F Monahan Candidate Support in East Cambridge
A Cambridge Social Democratic note describes George F Monahan gaining support for Senate in the Second Suffolk district after aiding Democrats during political prosecutions. It urges East Cambridge Democrats to back him, condemns non partisan tactics, and praises Monahan for aiding arrested allies and his wife’s sacrifice.
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George F. Monahan
American House
Boston
Monahan
Suffolk
East Cambridge
Sentinel
Daly
Donovan
Gordon
Alt
Democratic Party
James A. Montgomery
Cambridge
McNamee
Conlin
Fahy
Geo. F. Monahan
Democratic Campaign Fund
Mr. Monahan
Mellen
Democrats of
Civil Service Reform Critique of Mayor Daly Speech
The piece criticizes Mayor Daly for civil service rhetoric while accusing him of manipulating appointments to reward political allies. It cites a milk inspector and a bacteriologist on the board of health, alleging a selective competitive process and prearranged outcomes to favor his henchmen amid a pipeline project.
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Daly
Waltham Businessmen’s Association
Civil Service
Board of Health
Politiru Lhile
Mayor’s Hypocrisy Highlighted in Civil Service Plot
In a scene focusing on favoritism, cigarmakers and rubber workers were assigned inspector duties and excavation tasks they knew little about. The civil service commission offered exams, but no one pressed for them, as Daly, Donovan and others who directed the project dodged scrutiny to protect their plans. The mayor’s past reputation for hypocrisy is cited as new evidence.
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Cal
Civil Service Commission
Daly
Donovan
The Tax Rate Escalates and Bonds Burden Future Years
The tax rate has been raised to 19 dollars per thousand, a figure feared by some and welcomed by others. The article denounces the Partisan party for extravagance and waste and questions who will be held responsible for the increased burden from new bond issues affecting future years.
State committee debates McNamee gubernatorial bid
The Democratic State committee debated endorsing John H. H. McNamee for governor. Congressman Kelliher urged tabling the motion, arguing endorsement is not the committee's role and that delegates elected by the people should choose the standard bearer.
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Democratic State Committee
John H. H. McNamee
Kelliher
State Committee
Waltham Leaders Debate City Politics At Club Outing
At a Tuesday event of the Waltham Businessmen's Association Mayor Daly drew Democratic mayors' lines while his Nonpartisan backers ponder his nomination future. The speech appears unedited and hints Champlin’s firm influence on partisan leadership and Elmore’s grip on committee leadership.
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Waltham Businessmen’s Association
Daly
Moses
Promised Land
Champlin
Elmore
Auburns Defeat Maleys Again In South Boston Battle
South Boston hosted the Auburns in a 10 to 2 rout as three Auburn pitchers worked. Cogan allowed five hits and featured by Lally’s running catches Ansmith and Lander homered, while Auburns face Norfolk Dorchester next at Brookline Street grounds. Campbell umpired. Auburns challenge Sacred Hearts of East Cambridge for supremacy.
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Auburns
Norfolks
Dorchester
Brookline Street Grounds
Boston
Campbell
Sacred Hearts
East Cambridge
Locust Street Grounds Pride Defeats Bay View Nine In Nine Inning Game
In last Friday morning action at Locust street grounds South Boston 18 players pursued nine innings under the midsummer sun. Captain John Conway starred for the local nine holding Bay View to three runs while Stonewall Ginty backed him up behind the plate. Tom Coady at first and three outfielders John Canney John Neilan and Bob Murray impressed the crowd with stout fielding and timely hitting. Officer Tony Diehl managed from the bench in place of Pat Dunlea who was on vacation. Later the Websters defeated the Orients 5 to 1 at Norwood Grace pitched well and Colman gave up ten safeties. Continued play was slated against a doctors and lawyers club.
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Locust Street
Boston
Bay View
John Conway
Cambridge Police
John
Stonewall
Ginty
Tom Coady
John Canney
John Neilan
Bob" Murray
Pat Dunlea
Tony" Diehl
Websters
Orients
Norwood
Grace
Colman
Callahan
McDonald
Finn
Flett
Corcoran
Havea
Daniel R. J. Murphy
Wall Papers
Norfolk
Cor
Cambridge Street
Sailboat Rescue Earns Nobly Done Reward
From Onset comes news of Tom Yoomey and Jim Whalen who acted with heroic effort in a heavy sea. They rowed out against wind and tide to save an empty drifting sailboat, a feat that earned them praise for duty well done.
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Tom Yoomey
Jim'' Whalen
Harvard Square Vaudeville Club Notes
The Harvard Square Vaudeville Club plans a new room ready in September with many new members. Notables include Humphrey Sullivan from Hawthorne club and rumored engagement Joe Denney with Miss Margaret Sullivan. Several locals return from trips and moves, while events at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament and a forthcoming Douglas club dancing party are noted.
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Humphrey Sullivan
Hawthorne Club
Joe ® Denney
Margaret Sullivan
Bill Grant
Charles Doyle
Harvard Square
Morning Side
Murry Beach
Mass
C. J. Toulls
Yorktown
Weston
Cambridge
Miles Edith
Louis
the Sentinel
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Charles River Park
Douglas Club
Pool Champs Lose Narrow Final to Ed Breen and Partner
Merrs Noonan and Couat han held a brief lead before Ed Breen and an unnamed cue manipulator edged them 50 to 48. John Pendergast displayed thoughtful play as The Colonials faced Sacred Hearts at Cambridge field, with Keaney delivering standout pitching in the first game and Lennoх and Hinkey leading the Colonials in the second game, securing a seven inning win.
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Merrs
Noonan
Couathan
Ed Breen
John Pendergast
Cambridge Sees Population Rise In Ten Years Census
The ten year census reports Cambridge population at 97 426, up 15 783 from 81 043. Cambridge now ranks fifth in the state behind Boston Worcester Fall River and Lowell with Ward 6 largest and Ward 10 smallest. Cambridgeport district wards 8 4 5 6 and 7 hold over half the population at 51 287. Ward tallies show male and female counts by ward and the citywide totals 47 227 males 60 109 females 97 420. Lake Winnipesaukee excursion promoted by Boston and Maine Railroad for September 2 priced 2.00 round trip. steamer Mount Washington sails sixty miles. Tickets available at city offices and Union Station. Lehan McCarthy advertised East Cambridge electrical services and Mr Murphy grocer promotes Elm and Cambridge streets.
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Boston
Worcester
Fall River
Lowell
Cambridgeport
Lake Winnipesaukee
Boston & Maine Railroad
New Hampshire
White Mountains
Merrimack Valley
New England
Mount Washington
Alton Bay
Boston & Maine City
Washington Street
Union Station
The Witch of Cragonstone Chapter XIV
In the Mayland farm setting Margaret contemplates danger and social strife as she and her lover Godfrey face Puritan hostility, dreams of danger haunt her, and the couple consider fleeing together. He promises to stay for estate duties but vows to take her with him if she wills, seeking courage amid creeping terror.
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Mayland Farm
la Fabienne
Margaret
Giles
Street
Nhy
Godfrey
Paris
Josiah Taunston
Betty
Josiah
Hetty
Senior team edge Hurley’s in close 11 to 10 loss
The senior team dropped a tight 11 to 10 game against Hurley’s of South Boston at M Street grounds. Louie Steele began pitching but exited after the second inning due to illness while Tom Burke finished on the mound. Both squads showed spirited, uphill play as many players head to Onset Bay for a society outing.
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South Boston
M Street
Louie Steele
Louie
Cyrus
Great
Tom Burke
Onset Bay
Onset Bay Prepares as Junior Team Beats Blanchards 11-8
Charley Burns starts Labor Day at Onset Bay observed without escort as locals await meaning. Junior team defeats Blanchards 11 to 8 in a spirited Saturday match highlighted by Rear don Hourihan and O’Leary at shortstop and Park Schrage at third. Remaining notes cover a fall minstrel show, a busy rehearsing staff, and a lighthearted wave of punsters. Willie O’Brien to start for Onset Bay tomorrow.
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Villa
Atlantic
Charley Burns
Onset Bay
Blanchards
Reardon
Hourihan
O'Leary
Park Schrage
Murphy
Ahern
Feld
Felding
Fourth Street
Louie Steele
Battle Horse
Ita
Bil
Ed Martin
Willie O'Brien
Onset Bayomorrow
Willie
Walter C. Wardwell
Boston Elevs Arc Arc Arlington Centre to Adams Sq Timetable
City transit timetable dated May 18 1905 lists routes from Arlington Heights to Adams Square via Beacon Harvard Square and the subway with times at 4.30 am to 12.50 am and night service continuing to 4.50 am. It includes schedules for Harvard Square Roxbury Crossings Mount Auburn Cambridge and Newton Watertown lines with frequent interval departures and Sunday amendments.
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Adams SQ
Beacon &J
Arlington Heights
Subway
Adams
Adams Square
Harvard Square
Harvard
East Cambridge
City Point
Broadway
Henry
Cambridgeport
Massachusetts Ave
MT. Auburn
Station
Rowe's Wharf
Huron & Huntington Aves
Park
Scollay
Hasex
Scollay Sq
Mala St
River ST
Boylston ST
Cambridge
Dudley
Washington ST
Roxbury
Roxbury Crossi
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Huron Ave
Newton
Watertown
A. M. North Cambridge
Subwa
North Cambridge
Prospect ST
ADAM
Riverside
Scollay &Q
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Enbolne
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No. Cambridge
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Treas
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Main
George L. Carrier
Laurel St
Dropine & Postal and Twill Call
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Union Shop
George H. Carrick
Harvard St
S. Glynn
Prop
Herbert's Market
Herbert 4 CO
Reed St
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Alfred Belanger
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Cambridge Junction
Richard F. O’brien
Durham Street
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Western Avenue
River Street
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Mason Contractor
Main Street
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Western Ave
Charles River
Walter S. Swan
Gehorgh H. Holmes
Onabier
Hdmund H. Norras
Aset
William B. Durant
James F. Pannell
James A. Wood
George H. Stharns