Editorial argues Wardwell’s Cambridge win reshapes politics
The piece lauds Wardwell as the people’s candidate and criticizes Mayor Thurston for party disloyalty and ingratitude. It stresses Wardwell’s independence, warns against returning to partisan manipulation, and urges a fair, square deal for all Cambridge citizens from the new mayor.
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Cambridge
Wardwell
Stetson for President in Cambridge Nonpartisan Caucus
A Cambridge Nonpartisan caucus elected to the common council voted unanimously to back Henry M. Stetson for the presidency. Stetson, native of Bangor Missouri is 37, educated at Phillips Academy Yale Harvard and the Maine and Suffolk bars. He lives at 128 Brattle Street and holds multiple civic roles including Y. M. C. A. director and St Johns Chapel executive committee member.
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Cambridge
Henry M. Stetson
Mr. Stetson
Bangor
Phillips Academy
Andover
Yale College
Harvard Law School
Yale
Maine
Suffolk
Brattle Street
Oakley, University and Economy Clubs
St. John's Chapel
Public library report shows steady growth and new branches
Librarian Clarence Ayer presents a yearly library report detailing a 15 000 rise in total circulation to 1 075 75 and noting gains in traveling libraries and school deliveries. Main and East Cambridge branches show solid results with the North Cambridge branch newly installed and praised, while re registration moves to a modern Newark system with updated card cataloguing underway.
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Clarence Ayer
Aail
Cambridge
East Cambridge
North Cambridge
Putnam
Roberts
Morse
Shepard Webster
Harvard School
Notre Dame de
William C. Bates
St. Mary's
Michael 4. Doody
Gilman
Siven
Etta Lois Russell
Newark
Staca
Living Wage debate and Massachusetts wage data
The December Bulletin of the Massachusetts Labor Bureau concludes most workers do not earn a living wage. It reports 1,229,120 mercantile workers paid weekly, totaling 1,577,456 dollars, an average of 10.30 weekly. Salaried workers numbered 15,530 with 300,013 dollars weekly, averaging 20.22. The article notes wage gaps across industries and mentions the Rev. Dr. Alexander McKenzie’s 76th birthday and career.
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Massachusetts Labor Bureau
Massachusetts
Small
M Mercantile
John Mitchell
Warhrogman
Annual Evening Party Aims to Boost Church Cause
The committee plans a prominent social event to attract broad support for the church. It cites last year's success and lists Union officers led by President Rev Francis J Butler and other society leaders across Boston and nearby towns.
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Democratic Party
Francis J. Butler
St. Leo's Parish
Dorchester
John A. McKenna
Mathews Temperance Institute of Lowell
Katherine Tillson
St. Theresa's
Boston
Otto T. O'Leary
St. Joseph's
M. J. Doody
P. RR
St Mary's
Cambridge
St Marys T A Notes Election And Boston Party Plans
The St Marys Total Abstinence Society of Cambridgeport will elect officers for the year at the next regular meeting. Officers include Patrick Kinneen president and Thomas W Batt recording secretary. Deputies of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union met at St Leos Dorchester to plan an evening party in Boston at Paul Revere hall on January 28 1907 with committees named for music refreshments press whist and floor duties.
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St. Mary's Total Abstinence Society of
Cambridgeport
Patrick Kinneen
Thomas W. Batt
George Rosenberger
Bernard P. Lennon
William J. Barry
St. Mary's Church
Father Doody
Total Abstinence Movement
Father Sculley
Father Barry
Temperance Society
Catholic
Total Abstinence Union of
Archdiocese of
Boston
St. Leo's Church
Dorchester
Paul Revere Hall
Joseph T. Grennan
Maurice Dineen
Katherine Tillson
A. M. Cunniff
L. EB. Murphy
John A. McKenna
Martin O'Brien
Francis J. Butler
Annie
Lakeside and East Boston Fight To Dead Heat In Arlington
A 21 21 tie marks a chaotic night as Lakeside and East Boston play to a draw at Arlington town hall with a 450 crowd. Key players include Ahearn Regan Glynn for Lakeside and Hoyt Park Dorgan Glynn for East Boston amid a disqualification of Bill Cody and a late Park foul dispute.
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Boston
Bill Cody
Ahearn
Regan
Glynn
Lakeside
Segrue
If Smith
Stezan
Kelly
Cody
East
Hoyt
Park
Dorgan
Slag
Gossip on Wardwell and local politics in the Sentinel
The column mocks Mayor Wardwell as an independent figure and derides past party bosses. It recalls John F. O'Brien failing to win support, laments failed candidates like Thurston, and warns against political scheming and reliance on past loyalties. The piece ends with a moral about ingratitude and change.
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Thurston
Wardwell
Harvard College
Walter
Hisself
Somerville Alumni to Clash with Local Team on Christmas Night
A light crowd stirred as a promoter says little but thinks much about the game. A bustling East Boston youth tried to join Big Bill in a bout but was winded into a rear seat. Chuck Connors delighted the crowd as the event became an amateur showcase. The Somerville High Alumni meet the local team with visitors Pack, Leo Hafford, Bert Delbac, Jack Doughty, Caameron, Nagle and Dug-Am.
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Boston
Big Bill
Chuck Connors
Somerville High
Pack
Leo Hafford
Bert Delbac
Jack Doughty
Caameron
Nagle
Dug- Am
Death of Ellen Doyle at St Mary's Church
Ellen Doyle of 22T Hromlway died peacefully last Sunday surrounded by loved ones. A requiem high mass was held at St Mary's Church on Tuesday morning, honoring her life.
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Ellen Doyle
St. Mary’s Church
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