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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1907
Page
8
The Sentinel calls for former Cambridge residents to send their names and last known addresses. From now until August 3 the paper will mail free copies to those who submit their details, and the publishers will handle the rest.
Mr Henry M Whitney argued for tariff reform and reciprocal trade with Canada at Cyprus Hall last Thursday. He showed Massachusetts reliance on distant sources, potential gains from Eastern Provinces, and the need to lower tariffs to foster manufacturing. He urged making Whitney the Democratic governor of Massachusetts in 1908 to lead the reciprocity movement.
Citizens sought a memorial for Father Scully to reflect temperance benevolence and patriotism. Proposals include a Central square fountain abandoned for lacking fit. The only viable idea to date is a main entrance to Holy Ghost Hospital he founded, whose steps are missing.
At Cyprus Hall Thursday night a two hour discussion on reciprocity with Canada drew a large audience and led to the formation of the Henry M. Whitney Democratic Club with over 100 members. Speakers included Henry M. Whitney John A. Sullivan and Josiah Quincy with James Donnelley named secretary pro tem.
Tuesday evening marked St Marys Parish School graduation ceremonies with orchestral and vocal selections. Senior graduates include Louise Bernardine Gerry Alice Marguerite Kelley Helen Bernardine Martens and Catherine Teresa McDonald. ninth grade graduates list many names.
Francis Cogswell ex superintendent of public schools was honored with a surprise reception at the Cambridge school board office attended by 461 teachers and school staff. He retired in 1905 after 31 years as superintendent and remains a valued adviser to Superintendent Bates. Names listed include Veronica Rourke and James Edward Hearne among many Cambridge educators.
A Massachusetts speaker warns that grain from the Midwest fuels local and international food supplies and warns of dangers to workers’ homes and livelihoods from railroad regulation. He argues for reasonable railroad control to protect the people of Massachusetts.
The text argues for a shorter sea route than the current section via Boston and through Manitoba grain fields. It warns against prejudices and political obstacles, claiming Canada offers a path to industrial prosperity and a port that could benefit the United States. It ends with a plea to protect the Common.
A Boston meeting features lively addresses on Canadian United States reciprocity. Speakers urge mass support for reopening trade with Canada, arguing it would boost New England industry and commerce. Several leaders, including Henry Whitney, praise reciprocity and outline pathways for policy change.
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