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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1905

Page

2

The McNamee Candidacy for Governor

An editorial praises ex mayor McNamee as a strong Democratic candidate for governor in Massachusetts. It argues his record, loyalty to the common man, and willingness to lead the party will rally voters and recruit supporters after Governor Douglas ends his candidacy.

Boston McNamee Massachusetts Douglas Democratic Standard

Wake Up Democrats Cambridge Contention Under Summer Heat

A Cambridge political column urges Democrats to mobilize quickly amid heat and Republican activity. It emphasizes fundraising, organizing by mayoral candidates, and practical campaigning over rhetoric, warning that delay risks losing the race to practical, active opponents.

Police Brutality Grips City as Aldermen Order Investigation

The letter decries brutality by police officers SergeAnt Counihan and Officer Sullivan on Cambridge Street and Broadway. It urges a thorough probe by the committee on police, accusing officials of protecting wrongdoing under the current administration. The piece also notes the Boston Elevated Railway Company faces a four track subway decision deadline of the 27th inst and ongoing board deliberations.

Committee On Police Counihan Cambridge Street Sullivan Broadway Boston Boston Elevated Railway Company

Correspondence to the Editor on the pipeline report

A city correspondence replies to H A Carson's preliminary pipeline report. The author states Carson is well regarded in his field but questions the published report, asserting that few misunderstandings remain and that residents will soon grasp the issues.

H. A. Carson Carson

Pipeline controversy Allegations of graft and mismanagement

A Cambridge resident accuses city officials and contractor insiders of steering a $250,000 pipeline project toward personal gain. He claims Carson profits from trenching gear, Craib’s questionable honesty, cement brand choices, and design changes, demanding inspection access and a public accounting. He warns of political interference and seeks accountability before final completion.

Carson Coffin Craib Water Board Boston Fred O. White Cambridge

Mohawks Outing at Apple Island Enjoys Baseball and Racing

The Mohawk Outing club spent a day at Apple Island with a motor boat landing guests safely. A swimming race was won by Frank Deacon with Tom Sullivan second. The group defeated Roanoke & A. 11 to 9 in baseball and Tom Flynn struck out thirteen. Hugh O’Brien and Red McCarthy turned a double play. The afternoon and evening featured various sea shore amusements.

Apple Island Frank Deacon Tom Sullivan Roanoke §, & A Tom Flynn Hugh O'Brien John Red) McCarthy

Institute Club to Meet Roslindales at Roslindale Ground

Local Institute team fans plan a 3 30 PM game against Roslindales at Roslindale with a special 2 PM car to the grounds. Round trip 20 cents. Tom Conlin and Chidder Martin highlight a strong roster as Mike Lynch returns to form for the visiting squad. Joe Halloran travels with the team as they prepare for a purse game next Saturday against South Boston. The piece notes strong rooter support and fielding prowess though ends with a separate theft report unrelated to the game.

Roslindales Roslindale Willow Cambridge Institute Quartette Rooters Tom” Conlin Andrew Conlin Fred Corbett Neponset Tom Chidder Martin Mike” Lynch Baltimore Bobby Walsh Mike Lynch Bob Robert Joe Halloran South Boston South Boston Grounds Mechanics’ Association Duke Martin

Hospital Table Helpers Shine at Mission Fundraiser

The hospital fundraiser page features lists of volunteers and tables from Roxbury Hast Boston and German sections. N Goodwin led the Mission Church Table with a large assisting group. other tables included Roxbury led by J L Lockery and Hast Boston led by Mary O'Brien. The event showcased fine fancy work and four wedding cakes, drawing substantial donations.

Elka of Cambridge Holy Ghost Hospital Frank Doolin James McCarthy John Kennedy Mary Conmors Mary Flynn Lillian Bambers Goldie Chambers Teresa Anderson P. J. Giarvin Rose Daly Annie McMann Belle Brine Eugene McMann George Coop JP. J. Garvin Frederick White Edward Daly N. Goodwin Mission Church Mary McDonald Agnes B. Donahue John Kemp Mia Abbie Murray May Keehoe Katie Hart Ellen Margaret Garity Roxbury J. L. Lockery William O'Donnell Isabel Holland William Johnston John Connor P. Lewis Connor Mary O'Brien Boston J. Dolan Mary O'Neil Sadie Saunders Margaret Leahy Mary Berenberg Miss Schaff Mary Dweikers Mary Griffin L. Brinkman South Boston Knee Flarety Elizabeth Stevens Ellen Flarety Delia Helen Knee Francis Moran Edward Sullivan William Mahoney

Paragon Park offers value with 10 cent admission and free daily circus

Paragon Park is praised as an expensive seeming but affordable city of pleasure where a 10 cent admission yields a show worth a dollar and a free daily circus. Acts from the Diffin Redeay Troup and Florence Troupe of Acrobats headline a strong free program, with 30 Esplanade shows and shelters for rain days ensuring full day amusement for $2.

Paragon Park Diffin Redeay Troup Wolf Milton Florence Hippodrome New York Esplanade Peases

Henderson's Point Explosion Promises Spectacle at Portsmth

A massive dynamite blast at Henderson's Point near Portsmouth Bay is planned for Saturday July 22 at 3 PM. Forty five tons will be detonated to obliterate the promontory, with water flooding to form a protective blanket. Boston and Maine tickets cover island access and voyage to the site for observers.

Henderson's Point Boston & Maine Railroad Tiederson Piscataqua River Portsmouth Bay Nfell Gate Portsmouth Gate Street Boston Lynn Salem Newburyport Amesbury Saco Biddeford Portland Dover N. AL Manchester N. H Concord N. FL Nashua Junction Rockingham Junction Lawrence Haverhill Bradford Mass Hanverhill Broadford Lowell Junction Lowell Island Peace Commission

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