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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1907

Page

4

Coming Events Notices for Clubs and Societies

Under this heading will be published each week an announcement of future events. Clubs and societies are invited to send notices at any time and they will be inserted in this column. Printing for most of these dances is being done by J Frank Facey at 96 Prospect Street Cambridge.

J. Frank Facey Prospect Stret Cambridge

Local Figures Mentioned In Cambridge Social Roundup

Locals including Billy McElroy of Institute fame pursue art on a Rhode Island vacation. Tom Robinson of the S I L T receives congratulations for a serious demeanor as parental duties begin. Thomas E Shea rehearses plays at Institute Hall for the coming season amid city life. Henry Seales is injured by a wagon in West End and taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.

Billy McElroy Institute Fame Rhode Island Mr. McElroy Tom Robinson Tom Thomas E. Shea Institute Hall Henry Seales Green Street West End Wellington Wild Coal Company Bridge Street Massachusetts General Hospital William E. Forbes 3D District Court Hull J. Q. A. Brackett Arlington Clarence W. Aver Wolfboro N. H Cambridge Michael Martin Grant Street Harvard Square Herbert Webster Hunt's Pharmacy Vermont Arthur Burns Capital Island Boothby Harbor Martha Washington Lizzie O'Hara Annie Manning James R. McMinn Broadway and Economy Pharmacies Columbia Street No. T Leonard Avenue Patrick Deady Annie M. Whitten River Street Marshfield Fred Usher John Naughton Canterbury Nellie Callery Milford Wilson Lewis Gardner Street John Smithers York Beach Walter Whitten Nangor

Central Labor Union of Cambridge and Vicinity Formed

During the summer of 1901 workers in Cambridge organized a union to unite trades and bolster their influence. The Central Labor Union of Cambridge and Vicinity was established on August 24 after a temporary body formed August 12 in Temple of Honor Hall. The group soon recruited many locals in Cambridge and Somerville and listed presidents secretaries and treasurers through 1905. A Labor Day concert by Stone’s Military Band and a half mile run for C L U members were planned at Cambridge Field.

Cambridge Temple of Honor Hall Massachusetts Avenue Central Labor Union of Central Labor Union Somerville Cambridge Central Labor Union Thomas J. Edwards Andrew W. Morrison Harry W. Joel Michael D. Collins Patrick D. Davey B. J. Wardine TKS Edward Schwartz Kia Cambridge Field Stone

Labor's Dawn and the Coming Race of Progress

A poem extols labor, freedom, and the Coming Race, envisioning a new age led by workers. It lauds scientific advance, global brotherhood, and the unyielding march of humanity toward peace, justice, and collective uplift, while condemning greed and oppression.

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