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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1905

Page

2

Judge and Mayor clash over truthfulness and park loan plans

A Chronicle editorial criticizes Mayor Daly for promoting a police officer while questioning testimony as Judge. It argues political expediency clashes with truthfulness. In Finance Committee, a $71,000 park loan faces bids and three project options. The council debate splits between riverfront driveway, East Cambridge park, and a Rindge Field fund, with tax rates unaffected whichever path chosen, and Likely full appropriation this year.

Mcarthuy Atteason Daly Park Department River Front East Cambridge Wood

Tardy Awakening on Non-Partisan Water Board Critique

The piece condemns the Non-Partisan administration from its start with Clukas to present, citing waste, land deals, bribery attempts, and high taxes under the water board while criticizing Dr Stevens and Mayor Daly. It argues scrutiny should extend beyond the campaign and questions why services are paid for in his department. The piece asserts the movement failed and links Daly’s pledge to defend it to the death.

Stevens Daly Water Board Clukas

Covene ys Throw Down in City Board Debate

A letter accuses Mayor Daly ally Ernest Clark of pledging to follow Daly’s wishes on health board appointments. It condemns Daly’s venial politics and factional contempt, citing past campaigns and alleged non partisan hypocrisy regarding party promises and committee loyalties.

Ernest Clark Daly Board of Health Lings Wardwell Comelimante Clase Siccosa Uieh Coveney

Police Reorganization Demands Over City Crime Rise

Cambridge residents demand immediate police reform after elections. The text cites perceived patronage, inadequate patrols, and calls to place capable officers on streets. It mentions Mayor Daly, Alderman Coveney, and local civic figures amid debates on law enforcement and community safety.

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Castilian Days Provoke Catholic Society Debate

A letter from Mr. Matre of the American Federation of Catholic Societies condemns Houghton Mifflin for publishing Castilian Days by John Hay as anti Catholic. The Cambridge Tribune links Daly and Houghton to Catholic preference politics, urging Federated societies to protest the book and the mayoral influence.

Houghton Miffin, Co John Hay Matre American Federation of Catholic Societies Federated Societies Houghton Mifflin Harry Houghton Houghton Mifflin Publishing Company Cambridge Tribune Daly McNamee Tribune Houghton Hougthon Mimin Company Federated Daly-Houghton

Editorial Critique of Cambridge Tribune Over Dr McGirr Removal

A Cambridge Tribune editorial is accused of insincerity in lamenting Dr McGirr's removal. The piece argues the paper pre-announced his departure, mocks its current sympathy, and claims the Non-partisan party and Democrat-supporting editors expose hypocrisy and hollowness in political conduct.

Cambridge Tribune McGirr Board of Health

Mount Auburn District Police Overreach Sparks Resident Grievance

In the Mount Auburn district, a peaceful, home owning community with little nightlife, residents accuse two police officers of excessive surveillance and creating friction for local young men. The piece notes the district's calm, close-knit character and its residents’ desire to keep leisure out of their neighborhood.

Sentinel North Cambridge Daniel F. Doran Daniel J. Morrissey Henry Bb. Whiting William J. Lynch Geoffrey L. Whalen Vincent Bresnahan Dudley Street Joe Sweeney Raymond Street Boston Elevated Railway Company Odd Fellows Hall Washington Strachan Mount Auburn

Mournful accident claims Fitchburg railman at Lincoln

Joseph D Lingley 58 brakeman for Boston and Maine was struck by an outward bound train at Lincoln Massachusetts. Both legs were severed and he died at Massachusetts General Hospital after an attempt to save him failed. He leaves a widow and children and was a longtime member of the Fitchburg division Brotherhood and Relief association. Funeral from his home with requiem at St Peters Church.

Canada John Sweeney Massachusetts Avenue Young Sweeney Cambridge Douglas Chlt St. John's Catholic Total Katherine M. White Forest Street St. John's Chapel St. John's Tholr Mika White Nellie McCrehan Mary Brinn Stein F. W. Bartlett Josephine Nolan Ir, McCool Robert Mc Welch Rey Fe Merphy Grewe Treland Walter A. O'Mar Joseph Cleowee Nel Mae Plea White Mary Keane Sarai Brown Mary Ridin Nellien McCrohan Aunie Marvell Mary Reynolds Mary O'Hara Katherine Doran Mary Phelan Moe Dwyer Nora Keefe Della Welch Josephine O'Keefe Edith Moran Mary Welsh Murphy McCool Franch J. Carney Dennis J. Kelleher David J. Barry, Jr Robert M. Welsh Wiliam Welsh William Murphy Massachusetts General Hospital North Cambridge Langley Brotherhood and Relief Association Fitchburg Boston & Maine Railroad St. Peter's Church Concord Avenue the Sentinel

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