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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1907
Page
8
Editorial urges Democrats to organize door to door canvassing to prevent missing names on voter lists. It stresses educating citizens on the duty to participate and pressures leaders to ensure every eligible Democratic voter is registered and ready to vote.
The editorial argues Henry M. Whitney is the strongest candidate for governor due to his long work on Massachusetts trade and reciprocity with Canada. It urges Cambridge Democrats to unite early, avoid intraparty fights, and back Whitney and a coherent platform for mayoral and statewide victories.
Stella recalls promising never to wed a red haired man. May reveals she accepted after a proposal. Mildred notes rumor that young Huggins seeks many brides. Clotilda hints at introductions to find a match.
Estate offers two small lots within minutes of Dana street at a price that may astonish buyers. Investors and builders may gain fifty percent on the money involved. Property to be sold either privately or at public auction before May 15. Ideal for a working man to build a home.
The Sentinel's Gossip continues with criticism of a candidate and remarks on library budgeting. Starting May 1 the library will close at 9 PM through year end, children's rooms earlier, due to reduced appropriation and fewer attendants. Critics call it false economy harming intellectual opportunity.
The piece laments continued control of state printing contracts by Cambridge interests and critiques party divides in the city’s race for senate. It urges rapid transit linkage to Boston, praising surface cars’ impact and arguing a fast El line would boost Cambridge’s business and residential growth.
An Irish publicist rejects grudging compromises on Ireland's rights and calls for true recognition of a distinct nation. He notes England's past condescension and predicts important developments for Ireland, praising the United Irish League for its work toward Celt advancement.
Lawrence Associates hosted a Thursday evening at Odd Fellows hall Central square with a fine concert lineup. Performers included William Grant the Craigie Trio Berkeley and Murray Joseph Denny W H Hanlon Ned Flanagan Wallie Powers and others under floor director Thomas P Walsh with officers and aides listed among the attendees.
The Blue Ribbon club in East Cambridge held its second annual May party with a banner march as the main event. Danidelion club won the banner with Messrs Connerty and Murphy top in the parade. President Joe Friel and assistants managed arrangements. floor committee members included Malnard Bulger and several others.
The tobacconist Wim Morrissey received a reward from fellow Court Volunteer members in the Hub FL A. He now wears a gold medal as a memento of the event.
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