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Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1906

Page

6

East Cambridge social notes highlight races marriages and meetings

In East Cambridge Charles McElroy leads the ladder in chief's absence as plans unfold for a grand bazaar at Institute hall. Wedding bells echo as Miss Bella McIeake and others draw patrons, with clubs from G A R to W R C staging events through November 20 27 and beyond.

Charles McElroy Polly” Atkinson Jeff Post 57 Institute Hall D. of W Josephine Walsh Carrie McClellan St. Finbar’s Court M. Cc Nora Crowley Michael Margie

To the Voters of Cambridge 1906 Address on Government by People

A Cambridge correspondence urges voters to settle the 1906 issue of class legislation versus government by the people. It frames the choice as nonpartisan, stressing liberty and civic responsibility beyond party lines.

Clarence M. Ayer Cambridge Sir Republican Party Europe Asia Australia Germany

Public ownership urged to curb corporate control in Cambridge

In Cambridge editorials attack corporate influence in local politics and endorse Senator Fred J. Macleod over W Rodman Peabody. The author champions public ownership of railroads and utilities, citing European examples and warning against private dividends and graft. The piece urges voters to reelect Macleod and supports broader democratic reforms.

Cambridge W. Rodman Peabody General Court Commonwealth Peabody Fred J. Macleod

A Trip to Chinatown Extends Run at Bijou Theatre

The Bijou Theatre continues to draw crowds for A Trip to Chinatown as Manager Craig announces another week of performances. He initially resisted extending the popular musical farce but the reception remains strong.

Michael Marks John Kennedy Georgetown Mass Bijou Chinatown Craig

Craiz Company Grants Additional Performances After Demand

The Craiz company adds extra showings this week as patrons, some already seen the troupe, pressed for more. The move breaks with the usual stock house practice of limiting plays to one week except in rate cases.

Craiz

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