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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1906
Page
1
Advert shows Best Granulated Sugar and Best Mocha Java Coffee plus Best Green Mountain Potatoes priced at 20c per pound for November. Local offer emphasizes savings across grocery items.
A Cambridge political column reports on Senator Macleod and Congressman Sullivan praising his record at a Cyprus hall rally. It notes Mayor Thurston's nonpartisan stance, alleged schemes against police leaders, and a sharp exchange with a Cambridge carriage maker. The piece hints at upcoming Democratic Nomination talks and mentions page 2 continuation.
The Cambridge Democratic Party backs J Edward Barry in the Second Middlesex District race. Barry, longtime Wabash Tourist Agent in Boston, served as alderman and House member with a record of fair leadership, drawing opposition from Republican leaders who redrew districts to defeat him. The piece portrays Barry as a committed Democrat who would win with full party support and public backing.
Miss Lena Bloomquist of 20 Marney Street hosted a home social on Tuesday with many friends in attendance. Esther Bloomquist John McClellan Dan Sheehan John Slattery and Dennis Leahy led the performances while guests included Kilwartin McCabe Cleary and numerous others from Brighton and surrounding areas.
Vacationers from Long Pond Dracut and Lone Pine enthusiasts are invited to a reunion dance and general good time at Catholic Union Hall Boston on Thanksgiving Eve November 28. Frank Crowley of the city is a key organizer and familiar presence at the Dracut resort.
A large Democratic crowd gathered at Cambridge A A Hall East Cambridge Thursday evening to hear speakers. Councilman James F. Black chaired the event and Representative James T. Barrett spoke enthusiastically praising fellow candidates while noting Republican opposition. Charlestown guests and public servants also spoke in support of Senator James Mellen and allied candidates.
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