Local School Committee and Aldermen Names Listed
The notice lists J Henry Duckery and PM Fitzsimmons as school committee members, William A Davis Ward 7, George A Perkins Ward 9, and a slate of aldermen including Michael J Anglin Joseph O Authier J Edward Barry Nicholas F Burke Michael H Flynn Stephen H Harrington John H Hart Edward B James Thomas McDermott Edward H McDuffee and Alexander J Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henry Duckery
Fitzsimmons
William. A. Davis
George A. Perkins
Michael J. Anglin
Edward Barry
Nicholas F. Burke
Michael H. Flynn
Stephen H. Harrington
John H. Hart
Edward B. James
Thomas McDermott
Edward H. McDuffee
Alexander J. Sullivan
Common Council
Daniel J. Dinan
Peter J. McSorley
William M. Hogan
Maurice Reardon
Daniel Cronin
Jeremiah F. Downey
James P. Kneeland
James A. Rogers
John Kenney
Edward F. Savage
William L. Casey
John F. McKenna
James L. Berkley
Joseph P. Leary
John P. Brennan
James H. Stokes
Mortimer Gallivan
Peter J. Kenney
Edward P. Clare
Joseph A. Fegan
David J. Nelligan
Thomas P. O'Neil
Cambridge Health Board of 1893 Strengthens Public Hygiene
The Cambridge Board of Health elected Dr Farnham as medical inspector and appointed Dr Sennett as city bacteriologist and Dr McGirr as physician at the diphtheria hospital. They launched a consumption notice system and premises disinfection, issued a prevention circular, and reduced deaths from consumption from March to October compared with last year. Privy vaults and cesspools were abated improving sewage handling and food inspection reduced tainted provisions in the city.
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Board of Health
Cambridge
Farnham
Sennett
Harvard Medical School
McGirr
Procan
Cambridge Board of Health Reports Ventilation Wins and Disease Decline
The medical inspector notes ventilation regulations for streetcars, air quality emphasized as essential to life. Data show smallpox cages under control, diphtheria cases decreasing from 1900 to 1908, and higher bacteriological testing under Dr. Sennett. Politicians may complain, but people see improvement in health management.
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Board of Health
Thiat City
Cambridge
Darling
Sennett
Cambridge Board of Health
Non- partisan blindness and a political betrayal
A sharp critique condemns Jerry Donovan for switching from Democrat loyalty to self serving appeals in Ward 2. The piece calls his conduct treacherous and argues the move reflects a low standard of political morals and ingratitude toward past party honors.
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Jerry Donovan
Republican Party
Donovan
Old ‘Ward 2
Democratic Party
Jerry
Ws Wncbigtel Party
Mayor Finds Wolf in Lamb Like Ferry Threat to City Ties
An editorial condemns nonpartisan voters for backing Daly and Donovan, arguing the pair serve their own interests over Cambridge’s good. It accuses Daly of selfish motives and urges a political purge next Tuesday to restore morality and eject Democratic outcasts from the ticket.
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Judes
Epy
Democratic Party
Jerry
Daly
Donovan
Cambridge Politica
Donovan's Witticisms and the Don for Mayor Nominations
The piece criticizes Jerry Donovan for boasting about his failed nomination during Mayor McNemee's first year. It argues the Nonpartisan aldermen blocked confirmations without vacancies and accuses Donovan of duplicity. It suggests party leaders rejected him for loyal, self-serving conduct.
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Jerry Donovan
McNemee
Mr. Donovan
Board of Aldermen
Carstein
Donovan
Dana Advocates Broadening in Nonpartisan Ticket Speech
In a recent address, Richard H. Dana celebrates broadening in the Non-partisan effort and calls for unity against narrow sectarianism. He urges support for a candidate who embraced public sentiment and defeated a rigid party line.
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Richard H. Dana
Dana
John H. H. McNamee
Dana Wa
Conjurer Weighs Choice of Subtle Samples
A mysterious figure contemplates vanishing into a veil of mist unless he selects more agreeable samples to conjure. The enigmatic scene hints at hidden powers and a test of wit and will.
Non-partisan papers wobble as Daly campaign fades
The article notes a shift in non partisan organs away from Daly evoking race and religion. It observes the Sentinel exposing aims, says leading men have lost interest, and Donovan Coveney are let off the public stage leaving Daly to face a waning campaign without strong support.
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Harvard Aquare
Daly
Otty Hall
Sentinel
Donovan and Coveney
Stolba Voices Labor Support At Brattle Square Rally
At a Democratic rally in Armory hall Brattle square Stolba of the Cigarmakers union said he spoke for organized labor not campaign managers and praised the administration for workers welfare. He defended the streets department chief and cited a labor book praising actions in favor of common people. Stolba, a longtime labor activist, urged labor respect for the present administration's treatment of workers.
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Armory Hall
Brattle Square
Wm. Stolba
Cigarmakers’ Union
Organized Labor
Shea
Stolba
McNamee
Donovan Accuses Democratic Chief of Hiring Disturbance Workers
Candidate Donovan at Prospect hall claims Chairman Facey of the Democratic city committee hired two men to disrupt a Non-partisan rally in East Cambridge last week. He offers to name a charity for a hundred dollars if proven, but replies he cannot prove the accusation. Poor Jerry.
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Donovan
Prospect Hall
Facey
Democratic City Committee
East Cambridge
Cambridge
Jerry
John W. Coveney
Coveney
Bribe Taker Criticized by Mayor in Reform Plea
Mayor Mc Namee denounces a rival alderman candidate Mr Quveney for taking a bribe while at the legislature. President Roosevelt echoes the alarm on corruption in the postal service, condemning both bribe-giver and taker as threats to honest government. He urges united citizen support for sound laws and administration.
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McNamee
Quveney
Roosevelt
Editorial on honesty in public service and presidential warnings
A lengthy editorial cites strong calls for accountability in government, condemning bribe takers and the toleration of wrongs. It urges readers to heed Roosevelt’s warning and questions Mr Coveney’s willingness to read and subscribe to the golden words cited, challenging his denials.
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Boston
Roosevelt
Coveney
Daly
Donovan
Gwynne Controversy Ends in Stable License Refusal
After a Brattle Street stable operated without a license, the board of health refused to grant a license amid odor complaints from neighbors. The estate's agents faced injunctions for continued occupancy, while Norton kept the stable running unlawfully until court orders forced cessation.
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Gwynne
Norton
Board of Health
Superior Court
Gwynne stable affair exposed in Cambridge tax dispute
A historical overview details the Gwynne stable tied to the Gregory estate in Cambridge. It notes failed license attempts, shifts in assessed value from 1002 to 2008, and alleged tax avoidance of about 545.50 yearly, with repeated license violations by Gwynne and his successor.
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Gregory
Gregorys
Cambridge
Gwynne
Liicense
Gwynne Stable
Champlin appears to face criticism in Rhodes hall
The Sentinel reports General Champlin’s appearance, accusing him of lacking new facts and relying on gossip. The piece questions his demoralization claims about the Washington schoolhouse sale and criticizes his past mayoral conduct and gaps in addressing proveable evidence.
Cambridge Traitors blamed as voters rally for leader
General Champlin’s speech accuses Brooks and a partner of a thousand dollar deal at Washington school and labels it demoralization. He questions the mayor’s nepotism while defending a Republican sheriff’s appointment of his son.
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General Champlin
Washington School
Brooks
Intendo
Coveney Defends City Hall Integrity Amid Tax Claims
In a pointed challenge, Coveney insists there is no dishonesty or corruption at City Hall and questions Democratic critics. He asserts a tax rate of at least twenty dollars per thousand for the next five years, a claim he says he demonstrated with figures.
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Coveney
City Hall
Mr. Coveney
Cambridge Campaign Sparks Legal City Printing Debate
Alderman Bell criticizes Mr Facey over city printing by a registrar official while Cambridge campaign rhetoric targets the Non-partisan party. Coveney counters claims of honors as Cambridge youths observe politics, and the health board criticism continues with Donovan and Coveney urging voters to overlook past attacks.
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Alderman Bell
Facey
Board of Registrars of Voters
Bell
Cambridge Chronicle
Daly-Donovan-Coveney Party
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