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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1907
Page
8
The editorial urges the Democratic Party to win Wards 4 in the upcoming city election to secure a full council majority. It argues for coordinated nominations and unified support for nominees to back a Democratic mayor and implement a sound, economical administration.
In a recent interview William Jennings Bryan stresses Jefferson’s maxim equal rights to all and special privileges to none. He condemns corporate influence on politics and opposes monopoly while urging removal of privileges and tighter trust regulation to restore true competition.
The Sentinel notes a large public meeting at City Hall supporting an Old Home Week in Cambridge aimed at advertising the city beyond Boston. The piece criticizes the Park Commissioners for opposing playgrounds due to finances, while a later petition seeks 200,000 to widen De Wolf Street, with signatories including the board’s chairman.
John Lawson and Miss Knvel Ferguson wed on Wednesday in a city ceremony. Bridesmaid Gertrude Goodall wore pink silk and received a gold ring. the best man, Lawson, also received a ring. A reception followed with numerous local figures in attendance.
John J. O'Neil wed Miss Katherine G. Ferguson in Holy Cross Cathedral chapel with Rev. M. J. Lennlon officiating. The couple were described as popular local figures in East Cambridge.
Local wedding details describe Miss Ferguson in white lace and satin gown with pearls, aided by Miss Brooks. Groom’s brother James PF O'Neil serves as best man with ushers James H. Newman Peter B. O'Neil Joseph Shaughnessy and Lawrence J. O'Neil. The quartet includes Miss Laughlin Mrs Galbraith Mr Birmingham and Th F X Mahoney. Guests include Linehans Fergusons Sullivan Brooks Lynch O'Neil and others. After a reception at the Langham the couple plan trips to New York Philadelphia and Lake St George. They will reside at 10 Berkeley St Somerville. The Bendemere club buys a cottage at Hough's Neck Vermouth for the summer.
General Kuroki argues soldiers fight to create peace and calls for disarmament among nations. He praises Japan's peace aims, urges China’s internal harmony, and says Japan assists China to foster order and modernization for global peace.
Dr EMIIL Reich argues that the domination of women in the United States is the country's most grave issue. He claims American men tolerate and even admire aristocratic women figures, likening them to angels and grande dames, and notes how this shapes male submission to female authority.
E J Hill from Connecticut argues farmers should adopt denatured alcohol under the federal law. He cites Germany’s practice of using alcohol from potatoes for light heat and fuel and predicts widespread private distilleries and alcohol will largely substitute oil on farms. He calls for increased farmer use and industry adoption.
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