Massachusetts Editorial Warmly Defends Moran and Democratic Ticket
The piece argues the November 6 1906 election pits Republican machine rule led by Henry Cabot Lodge against the Moran driven Democratic slate led by John B Moran. It urges Cambridge voters to back Moran to install a governor and administration representing equal rights and mass interests over elite corporate control.
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Massachusetts
Republican Party
Masachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Guild
Draper
John B. Moran
Suffolk County
Courts of Justice
Land of the Free
King George
Boston
Cambridge
Beacon Hill
The Man Who Betrayed
Cambridge politics described as the mayor’s shift from Non-partisan to Democrat raised questions about loyalty and integrity. The piece accuses the mayor, Thurston, of duplicity, breaking promises, and betraying nonpartisan supporters for political gain.
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Thurston
Democratic Party
the Chronicle
Chronicle
Apathy dangers to Democratic ticket in district urging turnout
The article argues that lack of enthusiasm threatens Democratic nominees while Republicans face disaffection. It urges workingmen and the poor to vote early next Tuesday, stressing self-reliance and the frugal campaign, to shape the state and district outcomes.
Deitrick Urges Strong Support for Cambridge in District Race
A Cambridge appeal urges voters to back Frederick S. Deitrick in the eighth congressional district race. The piece argues Deitrick’s work for Democratic principles benefits the party and the city, and predicts a win with strong Cambridge and Somerville backing. It pleads Democrats not to regret any loss of support at the polls.
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Thurston
Frederick $. Deitrick
Democratic Party
Eighth
Cambridge
House of Representatives
Washington
Deitrick
Somerville
Fifth District Gerrymander Sparks Democratic Appeal
The new fifth Middlesex district in Cambridge encompasses Wards 4 5 6 and 7 and leans Republican but three Democrats Thomas Cavanaugh James H Donnelly and J Edward Barry are fielded. Barry seeks reelection aided by Republican sentiment and local pride, while Democrats urge full party support to maximize their chances.
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Fifth Middlesex
Thomas Cavanaugh
James H. Donnelly
J. Edward Barry
Democratic Party
Barry
Cambridge
Republican Party
Ward
Our Position On Regular Nominees In Cambridge Wards 1 2 3
The paper denounces irregular Democratic candidates in Cambridge Ward 1 2 3 and urges support for the regular nominees for the House and Senate. It insists party regularity requires all ward committee members to back the endorsed candidates and calls for the resignation of any chairman openly opposing the regular nominee.
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Cambridge
Centrois
House of Representatives
Senate
Sullivan Praises MacLeod as Election Approaches
Congressman Sullivan shares views on Senator MacLeod's re election chances urging that local Beacon Hill representation shapes daily life more than national matters. He notes Massachusetts voters closely scrutinize state legislators and praises MacLeod’s integrity and fidelity in his first term amid cross party support from Cambridge voters.
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Sullivan
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Cambridge
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Muacleod
Peabody
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Cambridge voters urged to reelect Senator Macleod
A congressman extols Senator Macleod's integrity and record in Cambridge urging residents to reelect him. He argues Macleod serves constituents over corporate interests and defends his district's interests against Massachusetts political shifts.
City Board Delays Sergeant Appointments Amid Police Debate
The city board of aldermen discussed the mayor's veto and the rescinding of the order appointing three sergeants McMennimen McElroy and Keaney. A committee was formed to determine if the mayor acted legally while John Walsh and Edward C Gordon were named reserve police officers.
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Police Department
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McMennimen
McElroy
Keaney
Krownell
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Pullen
Treasury
Beale
Brownell
Flynn
Lake
Andrew
Allen
Blanchard
John Walsh
Edward C. Gordon
Andrew and Hogan Endorsed by Cambridge Wage Earners Club
At the Cambridge Wage Earners' Club meeting held October 23, 1906, William M Hogan and Manuel Andrew were unanimously endorsed as candidates for Representatives from the First Middlesex District covering East Cambridge Wards 1 2 and 3. Clarence Feakerstrom Secretary.
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William M. Hogan
Manuel Andrew
Cambridge
Middlesex
East Cambridge
Clarence Feakerstrom
Cambridge Wage Earners’ Club
Up-to-date mahoginny signs in windows at 653 Massachusetts Avenue
A reader notes new mahoginny signs under the windows of 653 Massachusetts Avenue and remarks the roods in the windows are ditto.
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Mahoginny
Massachusetts Avenue
Libel Proceeding Orders Publication and Notice
Middlesex Superior Court orders the petitioner to publish a libel notice in the Cambridge Sentinel for three weeks and mail a copy to the respondent’s last known address. The notice requires the respondent to appear in Cambridge to show cause why the libel prayer should be granted. The clerk of court is Theo. C. Hurd.
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A. D
Cambridge
Cambridge Sentinel
Middlesex
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Webster Grocery
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