Why Are Non-Partisans So Solicitous for Working Men
A local editorial accuses the Non-partisan party of feigning concern for workers to gain votes. It argues past Democratic control taxed small property owners while shielding large owners, blocked street loans, and left street and water departments underfunded. The piece warns against a costly water system and last minute jobs before elections, calling the plan a thin scheme to secure support and prolong extravagance.
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Vennetiniad Downey
Vr Cence
Kingsley Park
About Czars and city powers in Cambridge politics
A letter criticizes Mayor Daly for acting like a czar by dictating city and department actions including the glue factory hearing. The piece argues such executive overreach usurps powers clearly delegated to others by the city charter and warns against a mayor who imitates Roosevelt in expansion of authority.
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McNamee
Daly
Board of Earth
Roosevelt
Cambridge
Massachusetts not doomed for Democrats say Gaston
Col Wm A Gaston of Boston a Democratic National Committee member urged that Massachusetts is not doomed for Democrats in November. He cited varying state vote patterns since 1872 and argued that recent high turnout and heated campaigns show Democratic strength can rebound despite past gaps in organization.
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Wm. A. Gaston
Boston
Democratic National Committee
New York
Massachusetts
William H. Russell
Russell
Gov. Bates
Walcott
Canada
Judge Parker
Roosevelt
Parker
Cambridge Faces City Budget Clash Over Unspent Funds
The Cambridge city treasury holds over $100000 unexpended for street work and Fresh Pond park improvements. A local political quarrel alleges the Non-partisan machine blocks laborers from needed urban work while pushing a costly $1 million water conduit loan, sparking broad public accusations of dishonesty and calls for immediate spending on authorized projects.
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Altough
Cambridge
Hearing on Glue Company Factory in Concord Avenue
A city health board meeting drew a large crowd as the Commonwealth Glue Company petition for a Concord Avenue factory faced a second hearing. Stable permits were issued to Cambridge Electric Light Co and several individuals. Opponents urged postponement, while the board kept the hearing open with witnesses present.
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Witnesity
Commonwealth Glue Company
Concord Anvenue
Cambridge Electric Light Company
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I No Marshall
Joseph Miller
RB. Robertstein
Shimon FE. Lawerberg
Thomas M. Tippett
William Tinton
Glue Company
John O'Brien
Stevens
Tady
Water Board
Daly
Sortwell
John J. Bright
Weeks
Wis
John FP. Leonard
Mr. O'Brien
Mr. Scott
Mr. Leonard
Cambridge
Dallinger
Raymond
Hearing on Cambridge glue plant ends with petition granted
Health board hearing on the Cambridge plant concluded with a ruling to proceed. Witnesses including Dr Dow and Dr Coggswell testified no offensive odors or public health hazards, while residents and objectors pressed concerns about nuisance and noise at nearby properties. The petitioner for the plant remained supported, and subsequent horse stable permits faced mixed outcomes, with some petitions denied.
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Rally
Weeks
Board of Health
Leonard
James A. Dow
Peabody
Publc
Fresh Pond Park
Lowell
Dow
Edward R. Coggswell
Eugene A. Darling
Brattle Street
Drs. Dowland Corgswelle
Chirk
Rady
Scott
Robert A. Skinner
Commonwealth Glue Company
Sentinel
Gine Company
Metropolitan
John M. Crocker
George S. McIntyre
A. W. Dilley
Cambridge
Mrr
O'Brien
Wits End
John TH
Carcorn
Michael J. Shea
Brody
Sled
Panpley
Matthew Or Donnell
Michael W. Murphy
Thomas Minklees
Kathe McCourt
Columbia Street
J. W. Pere Dinand
Lewis Sorranaky
Late 19th century judge left estate to housekeeper amid divorce rumors
Everett, once a Laconia police court judge, retired two years ago and allegedly married Sarah Gray. His widow, Eliza Everett, challenges the will while Miss Mack, once his housekeeper, inherited all his property after his death. Brothers dispute the estate and possible bigamy rumors surface as records are unclear.
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New Hampshire
Laconia
Sarah PF. Gray
Miss Garay
Eliza J
Cifengo
Ner
Death of George P. F. Blake a City Resident
George P. F. Blake formerly of this city died at his home near Phillips Beach last Friday. Born May 20 in Farmington Falls Missouri he learned carpentry and invented the steam pump among other items. He founded the George F. Blake Mfg Co in 1874 later known as the International Pump Co before retiring. Funeral services were at Old South Church and he was buried at Mt. Auburn Cemetery.
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Phillips Beach
S’riday
Mr. Blake
Farmington Falls
George F. Blake
Old South Church
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Market Letter Notes Cautious Bullish Tilt Amid War Cloud
Pettigrew Bright & Co weekly market letter reports a tempered bull crowd as a wave of price gains emerges. It cites a war cloud causing initial fear, then notes renewed optimism with assurances of world powers rapprochement and a broad up swing. The letter favors long positions, expects higher prices on standard issues, and warns of occasional setbacks but says buying on dips remains safe.
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