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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1907

Page

8

Rally of Democratic Youth Urged for Civic Duty and Unity

An editorial urges young Democrats to register to vote, study political history, and engage in discussion to build unity and strength in the city party. It argues that educated, unified Democrats can lead city affairs, contrasts with Republican discipline, and highlights public libraries and civic duty as paths to leadership. Memorial observances follow urging post activities and a Memorial Day service plan.

Democratic Party Edmund Burke Burke England

Ex-Alderman John F. Doherty Dies at Home on Huron

John F. Doherty, a prominent businessman and Democrat who served on the aldermanic board in 1903, died suddenly last week at his Huron avenue home after a hemorrhage. He was known for a brisk, kind nature and strong public life, leaving a memory of a sturdy figure and civic involvement.

John F. Doherty Huron Avenue John Doherty Doherty

Veterans parade formation and ceremonies timeline in Harvard Square

The order outlines a 5 a m gathering in Harvard Square opposite Clurch Street with multiple camps and posts forming a line led by officers and band. It details a 9:15 reformation at Coolidge Avenue, successive ceremonial legs at Soldiers' monuments and new soldiers' lots, with prayers, dirges, decorations, and Gettysburg address, inviting veterans and friends to join.

Harvard Square Clurch Street Sons of Veterans Monument National Band FE. J. Hadley James Kk. Odell John Good George A. Lord Robert Walker Coolidge Savenue Sinclair and Knight's Band Escort Co. B Fifth Regiment Tain Smith H. J. Stackhouse A. R Walter C. Wardwell Grand Army Ruyer Walter Wardwell Lincoln James Sk. Odell

United Irish League Subscriptions Aid Irish Self Government

The United Irish League drives support for the Irish Parliamentary Party under John Redmond after the Home Rule rejection. East Cambridge Joseph Devlin branch led by James T. Barrett and treasurer Michael Newman sent $66, with early donors including Hon. Charles H. Thurston $10 and Frank X. Fitzpatrick $10.40.

Dublin United Irish League National Treasury Irish Parliamentary Party John Redmond Ireland Joseph Devlin 1. 1 League East Cambridge James T. Barrett Michael Newman Charles H. Thurston Frank X. Fitzpatrick

Local Names List with Monetary Figures

A fragment lists numerous individuals including John J. Ahern Dennis A. Scannell Michael Newman and several others with small monetary amounts such as five dollars or two dollars each. The text resembles a partial roster or tally associated with payments or fees.

John J. Ahern Dennis A. Scannell Michael Newman John &. Thompson John W. Coveney John F. Fair Daniel F. Doherty Francis A. Sullivan Geo. H. Kelley Dennis A. McCarthy Hubert W. Young M. P. Mahon John J. McBride Sargent Daniel A. Counihan John Kelleher John A. Collins James H. Newman Willam Kelley John F. Fay John Spillane Thomas Byron John F. Bourke John H. Trodden Daniel J. Madden James FP. McSorley

Father Ryan Surprised by Cambridge Knights of Columbus

Cambridge Council No. 74 members gathered at St. Peter's Church for Mass and Holy Communion then met at St. Peter's School Hall for a breakfast. They presented Father Ryan with a black horse and rubber-tired runabout with equipment, and Father Ryan spoke on the Knights' growth and service in Cambridge.

Cambridge Council No. 74 K. of C St. Peter's Church St. Peter’s School Hall Father Ktyan Father Orr G. Kk John Scully, Jr Father Ryan Edward Brandon Edward Manning Cambridge

Sacrifice Sale To Close an Estate Auction Notice

Public auction to sell two vacant lots at Cambridge corner Kinnaird and Howard streets on Thursday May 20 1907 at 12 30 pm. Each lot about 37.5 by 85 feet, 3300 square feet, near Massachusetts avenue, accessible to cars, churches, and schools. Lots may be bought separately or together. catalogues and terms available from auctioneers. Sale positive with easy terms.

Kinnaird and Howard Streets Cambridge

Council praises tine tuning method used nationwide

The council notes a widely copied tuning method while Father Ryan and Mr. Scully guide a horse trial at a gathering. Guests include Rev. John J. Farrell of St. Paul's, Rev. John Brophy of St. John's seminary, and Daniel P. Toomey of Boston. A communion breakfast committee lists Fr. Ryan and 12 others.

Father Ryan Scully John J. Farrell St. Paul's Church John ©. Brophy, DB. di St. John’s Seminary Brighton Dianiel P. Toomey, G. K Boston Towner Fr. Ryan John T. Scully Timothy W. Good Edward J. Brandon Edward 8. Manning M. Joseph O'Donnell John J. Abert Patrick BE. Deady Michael H. Flynn Jeremiah J. Corkery George F. McKelleger John J. Sullivan

The Man Behind the Gun Preserves Peace

A essay argues for strong military readiness as essential to peace. It asserts nations evolve through war and armament, warns against disarmament, and calls for forts ships and patrols as security, equating national defense to police in society. It stresses self interest, justice, and the need to honor war heroes.

George Washington Lexington Concord Bunker Hill

The Dual Ownership of American Railways

William J. Bryan argues for federal ownership of trunk rail lines with states owning smaller lines. He contends dual government preserves republic, reduces centralization, and cites Germany as a model. He notes small lines consolidate to access government lines, then become independent.

American Railways Germany

Crime On A Business Basis In New York Says Magistrate Cornell

Magistrate Cornell of New York City laments rising crime and lenient sentences. He warns of organized bands of professional criminals and their fast bail, with criminals, lawyers, and counselors forming open alliances across offenses. He identifies specialists in various rascalities.

Cornell New York City New York

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