Cambridge Catholicsdenied cemetery sparks cross religious tension
The Cambridge city board of aldermen refused to permit a Catholic cemetery on the Mount Auburn Coolidge estate, highlighting long standing religious prejudice. The editorial urges Catholics to unite with fair minded Protestants and prepare to vote in December to rebuff intolerance by political means.
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Cambridge
Board of Aldermen
Mount Auburn
Coolidge
Cambridge Cemetery
Lfe
Democrats Urge Organized Effort To Control Cambridge City
A Cambridge Democratic manifesto calling for disciplined party organization argues that mind and intelligence must guide city government. It warns Republicans in minority rule and stresses principles and measures over personalities to ensure Democratic control by December.
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Democrats
Cambridge
The Boulevard Scheme Hearings on De Wolfe Street Widening
The city hearing on widening De Wolfe street resumed last Tuesday revealing doubts about funding. Lawyers and witnesses questioned promises of large expenditures tied to speculative property gains, urging improvements only when surrounding areas merit a broad boulevard.
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de Wolfe Street
Daly
Harvard
Ancient Order of Hibernians confer four degrees in Cambridgeport
Hundreds from Middlesex and Suffolk attend at Knights of Malta hall Cambridgeport as Division 5 presents the new ritual four degree work for twenty candidates. Ladies auxiliary Division 17 witnesses first three degrees and is entertained. floor work praised by County President John F. Donnelly and others.
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Order of Hibernians
Middlesex
Suffolk
Knights of Malta
Cambridgeport
Division 5
Cambridge
Timothy McCarthy
Division 17
John F. Carr
John F. Donnelly
Middlesex County
Michael F. Murphy
Oracle
Bard
William Young
Grand Scribe
D. J. Early
Grand Guard
Michael Watson
D. J. McCarthy
John E. Whittle
Thomas Morris
John McCarthy
John E. Clark
Timothy Murphy
Wm. Corcoran
Daniel L. Murphy
Gertrude Healy
Francis E. Dwyer
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Cronin
Culhane
M. J. O'Connor
Cambridge Field hatcard aims to deter hat theft
Facey the printer produced a neat card for the Cambridge Field Institute event. Spectators place the card in their hats to signal that if a thief arrives their pockets are not sewn up, serving as a humorous warning.
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Facey
Institutes
Cambridge
Theieeway
Monroe doctrine critique warns against international police role
The text argues against expanding US power under new doctrines described as the Monroe doctrine or corollaries, warning they threaten sovereignty, risk revenue sequestration, and equate to a global policing and debt collection role. It cites Colombia and the need for compensation, stressing consent in international law.
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United States
American States
Society of States
A Square Deal Sought by Railroads Leader
A. B. Stickney, president of the Chicago Great Western System, argues railroads seek a square deal from the public and government. He cites Minnesota rate laws, calls for federal power to regulate rates, and warns of a 10 percent rise in operating costs affecting dividends.
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A. B. Stickney
Chicago Great Western System
Minnesota
Great Western
Interstate Commerce Commission
WI UT
New Bible for the Future Embraces All Faiths
Professor SMITH of Cornell predicts a future Bible much larger than today with books from Jewish and Christian canons, plus significant additions from other faiths. It will be translated anew with introductions and notes, rejecting the idea of a single doctrinal source and promoting a plural religious viewpoint.
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