Democracy Gathers at Banquet for Ex Mayor McNamee
A crowded Cambridge hall welcomed ex Mayor McNamee at a Jefferson club banquet. Speakers praised local self-government, party loyalty, and Democratic leaders while railing at nonpartisans and urging continued political effort in the city.
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John F. O'Brien
Thomas Jefferson
Whittemore & Girard
Edward H. McDuffie
William Troy
McDuffie
Jefferson Club
Cambridge
Henry J. Cunningham
Cunningham
Jeffersos Club Ling
Existenés
Democratic Party
Mengrela
Ward Eleven Independent Club forms amid Cambridge chatter
A Republican paper highlights the birth of the Ward Eleven Independent Club in Cambridge. Gossip notes unrest over local politics, officer placements, mayoral ties, and a liquor raid as residents watch power plays unfold and anticipate changes in leadership.
Local political clash over cemetery land and party power
An alderman remarks the cemetery land purchase hits rough times for opposing Democrats. The piece covers Non-partisan and Republican maneuvering in City Hall, ward club mergers, staff appointments, and inquiries into who steered the movement. It notes James McVey’s return as assistant janitor, legislative wins for Representative Sennett, and questions over payment timing for assistant assessors.
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Daly
Lake
Hounds
Alderman Davis
James Livingston
Mayor Daly
Imayor
James McVey
City Hall
Gay
George Callahan
McNamee
Cambridge Merchants Win Fight Over Trading Stamps
A Cambridge merchants association influence swayed the state capital hearings where about 400 supporters gathered in room 227. The judiciary committee heard pro and con arguments. Edwin J. Dunphy led the strongest anti stamp speech as twelve lawyers urged each city to license its own merchants and a uniform stamp book cost.
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Woburn
Cambridge A
State House
Legislative Committee On Judiciary
Edwin J. Dunphy
Cambridge Street
Antis
Commonwealth
Cambridge Merchants’ Association
Messrs. Higgens
Flood
Dunphy
Morrisey
Wooley
Gael honors readers for Irish history quiz responses
In The Gael January issue a set of twenty questions on Irish history invited readers to answer to encourage reading of Irish historical works. Miss Louisa Gavan Duffy of Nice won first prize. Ex-Alderman James T. Barrett earned honorable mention for many correct replies.
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the Gael
Ireland
Louisa Gavan Duffy
Nice
France
James T. Barrett
Tle Gael
Cambridge cigar announced by William Stolba
William Stolba begins making a new cigar called Cambridge to satisfy local cigar trade. The Havana filled, union made, hand crafted product will be sold boxed from the factory at No 76 Concord Avenue.
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William Stolba
Cambridge
Concord Agene
Division 49 A O 1 Banquet and Concert Plan
Division 49 A O 1 will hold its annual banquet in Washington Hall Thursday evening March 17 at 8 o clock Invited guests include Rev Irs Doody Ryan and Dureen and Rev Fr Crayton of Gloucester who spoke last year The degree staff will exemplify the four degrees at the Sunday meeting March 20 The third annual concert and ball will be in Prospect Hall Malta Temple Tuesday evening April 26 Tickets available at the Sunday meeting March 20
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Irs. Doody
Ryan
Dureen
Fr. Crayton
Gloucester
Prospect Hall
Malta ‘Temple
Williams Addresses Bryan Club On The Extension Of Democracy
Ex mayor McNamee entered the hall as George Fred Williams spoke to the Bryan Club on Thursday night in the Odd Fellows Building North Cambridge. Williams, guest of the club, presented on the Extension of Democracy and remained silent on possible presidential candidates as the banquet hall filled.
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McNamee
Bryan Club
George Fred Williams
Mr. Williams
Odd Fellows
Cambridge
Market Letter Notes Stagnation and Hope for January Upswing
Pettigrew, Bright & Co report complete stock market stagnation with little trading on Thursday. Money is plentiful and per capita circulation is $31, the highest in the nation’s history, yet buying looks unlikely. Northern Securities case, shipbuilding disclosures, and Boston gas probe weigh on sentiment. In Boston UTah and American Woolen show some strength. Mass. Gas and Copper Range soften due to mining news. A modest rebound is seen after early next month unless unforeseen events occur. Michael Lennon of Harvard Street buried at Calvary Cemetery after service at St Mary of the Annunciation. John Whoriskey, Miss McCarthy, and row molders’ union members attend. Burial in Calvary. Raymond, Central Square.
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Boston Gas
Boston
Utah
American Woolen, Ptd
Mass
Michael Lennon
Harvard Street
Daniel F. Ryan
Thomas J. Murphy
Calvary Cemetery
Vigorous opposition to Coolidge estate purchase hearing
A crowded board of aldermen meeting on Tuesday faced a lack of quorum as the hearing on purchasing the Coolidge estate for cemetery use drew a large audience. Alderman Harrington condemned park commissioner candidate George Howland Cox citing alleged contract abuses and favoritism, urging the vote be layed over for further review.
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Board of Aldermen
Coolidge
Murdock J. McKay
Park Department
Imoths
Park Commission
Committee On
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A. Drea
New England’, Telephone and Telegraph Company of
Massachusetts
Cambridge Electric Light Company
Walden Street
John Foster
Eugene Champoux
Solomon SK. Marsoop
Byrd Crudup
John KE
Winslow
Miss Oro Grossiain
George H. Dinan
John @ Connors
John T. McCormick
Charles, E. Haddock
Patrick D. Kelly
George Howland Cox
Harrington
Cox
Park Board
Weld Boat Club
Charles River Parkway
Park Commissioners
Cambridge
The
Boston & Albany Railroad
McNamee
Frederick D. Fisk
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