Editorial stance on Cambridge November elections
The Sentinel pledges not to endorse primary candidates but to support the entire Democratic ticket after primaries. It states the paper is the organ of the whole party and will back mayoral aldermen and council contenders on December 10, urging unity and fair treatment of all candidates.
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Support Senator Macleod As Election Nears
The piece urges Democratic voters to back Senator Frederick G. Macleod, calling him an ideal candidate with no apparent opposition within the party. It warns against false security and stresses a solid Democratic vote is crucial to his election next Tuesday.
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Get Out the Vote in State Election Call
The Democratic party faces weak interest and funding this year with the Springfield convention blamed for apathy and doubts about Henry M. Whitney's governor bid. The piece urges Democrats to vote to prove suffrage as a rich possession and secure Whitney's election.
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Henry M. Whitney
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Democratic Party
Support Senator Macleod at the crucial election push
The piece urges Democratic voters to back Senator Frederick J. Macleod next Tuesday. It warns against complacency within the party and stresses the importance of unity to secure his reelection.
Local Reciprocity League Seeks Cambridge Support
A Cambridge appeal urges residents to join a Local Reciprocity League promoting a policy of exchanging cash for locally sold goods at Golden Rule prices. The plan claims to keep money in circulation and boost merchant satisfaction.
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North Cambridge Social Highlights At Odd Fellows Hall
Community notes from North Cambridge recounts of a picture show and piano performances at Odd Fellows Hall. Local plans include a December 18 dancing party, a grand banquet on November 25, and a smoke talk by North Cambridge Council. Several local figures and changes in mail delivery are noted, with social and civic activity shaping the week.
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Bennett's Ad Features Best Quality Maline in New Shades
Bennett's advertising note touts best quality MALINE fabric in all new shades offered at 22 cents per yard, urging Sentinel readers to visit.
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Cambridge gossip and political shifts noted in local columns
A mix of social tidbits and political moves. Dan Tobin and Thomas Hughes visit Cambridge unions. Alderman John Allen abandons the Non-Partisan ticket to back the Democrats. Local ads mention shades at Bennetts and a hair restorer at Silva's. Community chatter fills the page with humor and civic notes.
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