Democrats Rally Across Cambridge City in Week of Meetings
The Cambridge Democratic events filled rooms from Ward Seven through East Cambridge, with Monaday through Thursday gatherings at Institute Hall, Observatory Hill, Ward Eight, Ward Five, and Armory Brattle Square. Speakers included James Barrett, Samuel F. McArthur, and others, featuring critiques of nonpartisan aims and pledges of honest city management.
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Ward Seven
Samuel F. Methur
Institute ‘Hall
Ral Wes
Observatory Hill -Tooms
Huron Avenue
Bank Street
Nicholas F. Burke
John J. Daly
Mt. Auburn
Corcoran
Belmont
Peter J. Kenney
Baldwin Street
Patrick F. Tivlin
Jackson Club
Cambridge Street
James F. Quinn
Bob
McNamee Club
Springfield Street
Willam
Doyle
Armory
Brattle Square
Jefferson Club
Hampshire Street
Hendricks Club
Main and
Osborn Streets
Bim
Cambridge and
Wim Streets
William QB. Russell
James , Barrett
James F. Aylward
Frederick Deitrick
John J. Hannigan
Francis P. Curran
Charles A. Dean
Wakefield
J. Henry Duckery
George A. Perkins
Edward J. Sennett
William C.lane
Samuel F. McArthur
William P. McKerson
Michael A. McLaughlin
Henry F. Lehan
Andrew J. Rady
Timothy W. Good
William EB. Doyle
Isaac McLane
Charles H.thurston
Stephen H. Hartington
Joseph C.authier
Michael H. Flynn
J. Edward Barry
Board of Health
John J. Scott
John A. Kellichet
Joseph EB. Sharkey
Thomas J. Edwards
John 8S. Cleary
Edward H. James
Daniel J. Kelly
Frank Lennehan
Boston
William J. Cunningham
Somerville
Board of Aldermen
Michael J. Anglin
John T. Hart
Thomas McDermott
Edward H. McDuffee
Alexander J. Sullivan
Joseph L. P. St. Coer
Charles A. Folten
John Hope
James Harrington
Frank A. McLaughlin
Joseph J. Reed
Robert J. Wiseman
Simon Alexander
Frederick L. Healey
Jeremiah
Maurice Reardon
Edward L. Savage
John
Kenney
Mortimer Gallivan
Peter
Edward Clark
James P. Feagan
David J. Melegan
Thomas P. O'Neil
James P. Kneeland
James H. Rogers
Eugene M. Flannagan
Odd Fellows
Frederick F. Deltrick
John H. H. McNamee
George B. McNeill
Charles A. Deane
J. Henry Dockrey
John Buckley
Curran
Joseph O. Authier
Opening Rally Crowded West Cambridge Democratic Rally
The opening Democratic rally at Institute Hall West Cambridge drew a packed crowd with many turned away. Speakers included Mayor McNamee Alderman A J Rady Representatives Aylward Deltrick Rev J Henry Dockrey Curran Hart and others led by Representative Harry I Lehan, who framed the night as the campaign’s first salvo and rallying point.
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Payson Park Reservoir
Coveneys
Donovans
Dalys
Mike Sheas
Jerney F. Aylward
Cambridge
Republican Party
City Hall
McNamee
Archibald H. Howe
Washington School
Frederick 8. Deitrick
Daly
Bryan
Jeremiah Tf. Donovan
Donovan
J. Henry Duckery
Toars
Democratic Party
Francis P. Curran
Coveney
John T. Hart
Simon Alexander
William Hogan
James T. Barrett
Archibald M. Howe
Civil Service
Nichols
Odd Fellow’s Hall
Bennett
Nichole
Demovatic Party
Hau
Democratic
Institute Hall
West Cambridge
A. J. Rady
James F. Aylward
Deltrick
J. Henry Dockrey
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
James ™. Barrett
Harry I. Lehan
Lehan
Bey
Rady
Bravy Association
Th Good Government League
Ylang Ylang Show Draws Crowds at Newtowne Club
Ylang Ylang played to packed audiences Tuesday through Friday at the Newtowne Club hall. Ed Howlett conducted an engaging magnetism filled performance with cake walks and love songs. The production featured a long list of organizers and performers led by Harry J. Tafft and Clarence A. Wheeler, with dancing following each show.
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Geo. W. Bunton
Samuel F. Shannon
Frank B. Conant
Frank B. Crockett
Clarence A. Wheeler
Daniel F. Fitz
Alexander ©. Jenking
Chag. O. Skinner
Wm. D. Dyer
Chester R. Jennings
Stanley Jennison
L. B. Tuttle
Frank K. Conant
Albert T. Gutheim
Jas. L. Brown
Arthur B. Robinson
Alexander
Jenkin
G. A. Roberts
Walter H. Lerned, Jr
R. Foster Jones
Clifford
Lerned
Fred Slade
H. O. Bixby
Geo. T. Page
Chas
M. Qonant
Wm. H. Binsdale
Isaac Bradford
Frederick J. Cashman
Walter L. Hayden
Herbert M. Dutcher
Daniel I
Fits
Wm. H. Olive
Jas
Wm. Bell
Julius A. Gutheim
Geo. N. Stoppell
Fred B Kuls
Thos. J. Daly
Chandler Wolcott
Alfred H. Perrin
Frank N. Reed
Augustua T. Beatey
C. Skinner
H. C. Bixby
M. Conant
D. A. Wheeler
B. J. B. Tuttle
F. A. Henderson
Jes. A. la Bante
Arthur B. Robins
J. Brown
Red H. Clarkson
Dyer
D. Milton
R. Jenni le B. Waters
F. G
Teltch
Edward “M. Jewett
Frank K. Fletcher
R. Foster Veea
Vinton A.’ Sears
Clifford F. Lemed
Wm. J. Payne
Jerry
Franklin
A. Henderson
J. Huntington
Frank Conant
Emperor
Wm. D. Sawyer
F. Bigelow Crockett
Chas. M. White
Geo. H. Carrick
Leslie
Investigation Falls Quietly in Cambridge Street Raid
The Cambridge Common Council report on October 1908 investigates the city street department and Massachusetts avenue construction with stubborn partisan framing. John T. Shea refuses to appear and blocks books and papers, limiting access and prompting the committee to gather facts from other sources while alleging bias in the reporting.
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Ideent
Shea
Hectour Fabes
Vageal Lane
Royal Avenue
Common Council
Armory Hall
City OF
Cambridge
Massachusetts Avenue
John T. Shea
Streets
Saanita Vis
Cone
Vis
Howard BE. Clark
Cambridge _ Council
Mass
Committee On Investigation
Frank Facey
de' Tie City
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