Protest Meeting at Aquinas Hall in Catholic Unity Rally
A large audience gathered at Aquinas Hall Sunday night for a Catholic Union led protest event against France's seizure of church property. Speakers denounced atheistic aims and defended religious liberty, urging support for American justice and fidelity to church rights.
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Aquinas Hall
The
Catholic Union
Patrick Deady
Union
John O'Brien
Sacred Heart Church
France
Bodley
Ahern
Trade at Home to Build a Better Town
A Call to residents to support local merchants and keep money and youth in the community. Urges reading the local paper, using home ads, and buying at home to strengthen the town and prevent youngsters and dollars from leaving.
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Home Merchant
Coal Prices Listed For Pea and Furnace Coal
A local notice lists coal terms with pea coal and furnace coal priced by ton and a quantity of seven two. The terse item reads as a sale or listing of coal types with unit measures.
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Pea
Coleman Brothers Offices Listing in Cambridge Area
Coleman Brothers show 452 Maes Avenue Cambridge and 783 Green Street Boston telephone line 604-3 with telephones 7.25 noted in the advertisement as a contact detail for office services.
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Maes, Ave
Camb
Boston
Gossip and City Hall Talk at Wardwell Era
The Sentinel Gossip notes Freddie’s secure three year post and suggests politics won’t trouble him with Walter in sight. A City Hall corridor challenge to Mayor Wardwell is recounted, while John Read extols fitness before politics. Ed Brandon wears glasses at Aldermanic meeting amid light banter and eye trouble.
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Freddie
Walter
Fred
Ward
City Hall
Wardwell
Ed Brandon
Brandon
Chronicle mocks courts as partisan and questions appointive neutrality
The Cambridge Chronicle ridicules the idea that courts are a Republican preserve and questions Mayor Wardwell's appointment of a Non-partisan committee chair. It notes a decision on registrar representation and teases reading the continuation on page 8. The piece frames Democratic loyalties and political influence in Cambridge during the dispute.
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Cambridge Chronicle
the Chronicle
Supreme Court
Houses on Our Books Offer Quick Buyer Matches
There are houses on our books that will suit your needs and demes of customers who wish to buy the house you want to sell. Call or send your address and we will call on you to do business.
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New York
Chicago
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cambridge Faces Call for City Hospital for Contagious Diseases
Cambridge City Council debated establishing a private infectious disease hospital as the city paid $25,232 for six years of care at a private facility and $131,947 for diphtheria and smallpox hospitals. Dr. C H. Thomas urged action, noting reliance on neighboring towns for scarlet fever care and rising indebtedness. The board referred the issue to the health committee as mayoral appointments were confirmed.
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Board of Health
C H. Thomas
J. Porter Russell
James Mullen
Cambridge
C. H. Thomas
Cambridge Hospital
Carney Hospital
Thomas
Committee On Health
Wardwell
Washington Our Washington Immortalized in Song and Prayer
Poem reflecting reverence for Washington as father of the country. It recalls Valley Forge hardships, divine aid, and leadership, praising his enduring legacy. The verse envisions Washington guiding the nation from beyond, with his memory shaping future generations.
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Washington
Catholic Union hears senator on abolishing capital punishment
Wednesday night the Catholic Union rooms were crowded as Senator Walter of Watertown spoke on abolishing capital punishment. He delivered a well prepared talk that impressed many. President Patrick Deady presided with entertainment from James F. Aylward John T. Scully Jr. John Abern Sr. Mr. Cooney and others.
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Catholic Union
Walter
Watertown
Patrick Deady
James F. Aylward
John T. Scully
John Abern
Mr. Cooney
Ahern Auctioneer Leads Cambridge Sentinel Notice
Subscriptions urged for the Cambridge Sentinel. Ahern identified as the auctioneer and Raymond as the insurer in the notice.
Washington as a thrifty, detail minded Father of His Country
The article portrays George Washington as shrewd in business and farming, noting his inheritance, growth of property, and meticulous attention to servants and finances. It cites letters to his secretary Tobias Lear and mentions will provisions for slave emancipation, plus concerns over enslaved people seeking liberty under Pennsylvania law.
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Washington
George Washington
Doubleday, Pege & Co
Tobias Lear
New Timpshire
George Hat
Cole
Cannon
Philadelphia
New York
Mount Vernon
Presidential
Lear
Richmond
Pennsylvania
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the Tribune
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