Tide of Democracy Rises in City Union Debate
A column criticizes unions and Democrats, praising laborers and condemning the Daly administration for using non union labor on City Hall work. It recalls McNamee era gains for union pay and labels, then argues the tide of democracy will surge again despite opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel
Coveney
Donovan
Daly
McNamve
Caswell
Himore
Good
Quinn
Meyers
Elm Street
McNamee
Nader McNimer
City Hall
Cambridge Central Union
Counciluan Joel
Lamb
Dion
Counecilman Taavid J. Nelligan
Rhee Street
Oteers
Bartlett
Seaver & Maccaulty
Charlestown
Rindge Field
Rindge Academy
McCarthy
Hart Tax Claim Prompted Nonpartisan Critique
The piece targets Professor Hart accusing him of misleading rhetoric on taxes. It argues Hart misstates tax policy while comparing Mayors Daly and McNamee. The author claims Daly raised taxes and the city’s assessors failed to increase property values, contrasting with prior conditions.
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Bushnell Hart
Hart
Dalys
McNamee
Daly
Cambridge Industries and Tax Levels to Attract Growth
The piece argues for lower city taxes to draw industry to Cambridge, contrasts current rates under Mayor Daly with those past under Mayor McNamee, and asserts that responsible leadership with business skill can boost year round employment while warning against partisan obstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
McNamee
Daly
Conscience Republicans and Nonpartisan clashes in Cambridge debate
The piece argues about Conscience Republicans and Conscience Democrats versus Non-partisans, praising open debate and criticizing the Non-partisan machine led by Champlin and Edgar Champlin. It highlights issues in city governance, appointments, and partisan manipulation, urging voters to study the campaign platforms and actions.
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Lincoln
Blaine
Dix
Prospect Dial
Cambridge
Chiupalgu
oex-Minvor McNallee
Politichins
Edgar I. Champlin
Responsible Party Government versus Non-Partisan City Reform
At a Democratic rally in downtown hall on Wednesday evening, Frederick J. Macleod argues that good government rests on self government and party loyalty. He criticizes Cambridge’s non partisan model as impractical and urges support for party lines to ensure honest, efficient city governance. The talk emphasizes continuity, discipline, and using party strength to advance municipal reform.
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Duwn Hall
Frederick J. Macleod
Cambridge
Democratic Party
Qarty
New York
Tammany Hall
McClellan
Tts
West
Wid
Parthsan
Bkep Tooll
Cedel
Olljee Abe
Baer
Y. M. G. A. Gymnashin
Lynn
Ambr Lige
A. Eliot
Wapire
Foula
Lyon
A. Mefiovern
Taylor Harry IL
Pees
Burns Wentworth
Corcoran
P. Neally Teolo
Julia Keough
G. A. Rehall
Central Building
Central Square
Miss Keough
Misa Keough
McNamee
Gen. Champlin
Mrr. Champlin
Merriam
Stoughton Tell
Adermante
Champlin
Bell
John GC. Gray
Gray
Alderman Bell
A Year of Schemes Marks Cambridge History
The article condemns a year in Cambridge marked by speculative and questionable methods. It cites attempts to bribe city council members and a bold cemetery land scheme tied to Coolidge Street, with remonstrants exposing the graft and denouncing plots by prominent figures while exonerating Mayor Daly.
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Cambridge
Victori
Incanto
Daly
de William
Lane
McNamee
Lette
Wellington
Abbott
Dro Tate
McNiumee
Harvard Lodge Oof
Judge Advocate
Knights of Pythias
Love and Charity
Excelsior Lodge
Boston
Uited Supreme Council
United States
United States, Its Territories Quid Dependetietes
Crag Orient
Washitaten
Miarssieha Sotis Add Sechety (Incorporated
Bold insiders threaten public safety in political critique
The passage argues danger from bold manipulators inside, claiming McNamee lacks astuteness to foil schemes. It contrasts McNamee with Mayor Daly whose inexperience invites liberties. It warns the Coolidge estate as a warning signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamee
Coolidge
Cambridge Chronicle recounts land purchase bid and political clashes
A detailed account covers the 1904 Cambridge land purchase bid for a cemetery area, city council negotiations, offers between 100000 and 125000, and opposition from residents. It cites Merriam and heirs, council votes, and public hearings amid accusations of bribes and political maneuvering.
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Cambridge Sentinel
Massachusetts Ave
Mass
Sentinel Publishing
Labot
Mie
Cambridge Industries
Pierce
Ile
Richard
Richard Champlin
Hastings
the Conscience Republican
Slaugeler
Piace
Mr. Pierce
Truly
Nnahee
Cutter
Joint Committee
Seity
McNamey
Symnel de Mimore
Merriva Wees
Cone
California
Marvel
Comanitiier
Merrhim
Merrham
Paosadena
John C. Gray
Watson G. Cutter
AM. McNamee
District T
McNamer
Willie
Distriet Attorney's
Dily
General Champlin
William (. Lane
Salvation Army
Stridge Academy
Columbias
Durie
Michael J. Dee
Ilebe
Othe Merry Company
Odd Pellows Hall
Miss White
Amanda Varney
Willian McCrehan
de Qiain
Gertie
Mary O'Connor
Bessie
Grace Dilear
Cambridge Athletic Association
Odd Fellows
Dee
Willow Athletic Club
Odd Fellows Hall
Strachan
Godrey F Gingras
George Lin Rose
Messrs
Henry J. Gingras
Charles BR. Beattie
David la France
Frank Rockley
Pearl Sawyer
Winn Ven
Young Washingtons
Elmwoods
Washingtons
Watking
Canada
Watkins
Moller’s
Lafayette Square
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