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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1904

Page

4

Library Hall Reborn and the Non-partisans’ Nominations

The piece denounces the revived Library Hall as a façade for the Daly Coveney Champlin Non-partisanship. It asserts that a small coterie fixed mayoral and aldermanic candidates, limiting choice, while independents and Democrats vow to resist the hypocrisy. It predicts a coming upheaval and a hoped-for defeat of the Non-partisans.

Guardian Lierties Lmne Library -Ball Coveney Italy Donovan Champlin Board of Assessors Rome Kewaur Daly-Coveney-Champlin Daly- Coveney

Daly Demagogue Draws Fire Over Campaign Ties

A bitter critique blasts Mayor Daly as a mean, trimmer in public duty and thoroughly discredited in his party. The piece accuses him of not funding Democratic campaigns, avoiding platforms, aiding Republican registration, and undermining Democratic candidates in a bid for re election with Non-partisan support.

Daly Joe

Will the Republicans Surrender in City Hall Row

The piece weighs fate of independent Republicans opposing nonpartisan rule under City Hall. Some expect the movement to persist with its flag, others doubt it, believing they may yield if a price and payment are offered and guaranteed.

Cambridge Non-partisans Attack City Street Dept Sores

The Non-partisans accuse the Cambridge street department of mismanagement and civil service violations after taking power. They urge citizens to probe alleged improper conduct, praising Mr. Clukas while criticizing Mr. Shea and the prior administration.

Cambridge Denmark Clukas Shea Mr. Shea Glukas

Lesson in Massachusetts Boss Rule Rebuff

Workingmen in Massachusetts delivered a rebuke to the Republican leadership on Tuesday, voting against Governor Bates who had aligned with bosses. The people withdrew support, removing him from influence and signaling that public interests guide loyalty to the party as long as it serves them.

Massachusetts Republican Party Bates

Democratic Cambridge Votes Seal City as Democratic Stronghold

Cambridge landmarks show a solid Democratic lean in Tuesday’s election with a 1239 lieutenant governor margin and total city votes favoring Roosevelt era candidates. The analysis indicates Parker and Bates trailed their ticket due to GOP and Democratic defections, confirming Cambridge’s cross-party shifts.

Cambridge Douglas Lrd Tieutenant Guild James I. Aylward Mellen Republican Candidate For Senator In Warda 1 Roosevelt Parker Bates Houglas

Cambridge Democrats Sweep Massachusetts City Vote

Cambridge backed Douglas with the second largest Massachusetts city margin, boosting the Democratic tally statewide. The piece notes Parker Roosevelt and Bates tallies, transfers from Democratic and Republican lines, and calls Cambridge the banner Democratic city with Douglas set as the 1908 Democratic presidential candidate in the eyes of the report.

Cambridge Douglas Poston

Health Board Deliberates Petitions For Horses and Permits

The Board of Health reviewed Corne lius Cooper’s petition for two horses at 4 Elmer Street. Simon Rosenberg is granted permission to slaughter fowl at 42 Bridge Street after remodeling. G M Joll receives an undertaker permit for Brattle Street until May 1, 190%. Applications: John Williams to keep 140 horses at 140 Brent Street East Cambridge, William Brewster for two cows at 144 Huron Avenue, John W Kelly for five horses at 194 Prospect Street. Hearings on these and 26 hen hearings are set for next week.

Cornelius Cooper Elmer Street Simon Rosenberg Bridge Street G. M. Joll Brattle Street John Williams Brent Street East Cambridge William Brewster Huron Avenue John W. Kelly Prospect Street

Death of Catherine J Byrne in Port City

Catherine J Byrne aged 52 died after seven weeks of typhoid fever at her daughter Catherine Kehoe’s residence 71 Washington Street following hospital treatment. She leaves husband, six children including Catherine Kehoe and Michael Byrne, and a grandson Jeremiah Kehoe in hospital.

Catherine J. Byrne Catherine Keho Washington Street Port Massachusetts General Hospital Jeremiah Kehoe Mary E. Parsley St. Johns Newfoundland Catherine Kehoe Michael Byrne Connecticut Theresa Vantel Margaret

Death of East Camridge resident Hugh Smith at 45

Hugh Smith former East Camridge resident died last Thursday at his home 222 Webster avenue after months of illness. He worked at John S. Squires pork-packing and saved a co-worker from a fatal accident by bearing a hog’s carcass. Born in Prince Edward Island 45 years ago, he lived in the city over 30 years, leaves a wife and four children. Active in St Mary’s church and several local societies. Funeral from St Mary’s Church Monday at 9 am high mass. interment Holy Cross cemetery.

Hugh Smith East Camtridge Webster Avenue Mr. Smith John S. Squires Prince Edward's Island St. Mary's Church Ile Holy Name Society Workingmen’s Sick and Death Benefic Association Holy Cross Cemetery

Defenders Win After Dark Call Ends Somerville Showdown

At Lincoln Park Somerville the Defenders faced Browning Academy in a tense game that ended when a sudden darkness stoppage occurred with five minutes left. Referee McLaughlin ruled the game off, Browning protested, and Umpire McGuire later awarded the victory to the Defenders after consultation with a Boston Globe expert who supported the decision.

Lincoln Park Somerville Browning Academy of Browning Nelse Erickson McLaughlin Gam Browning Boys McGuire Boston Globe

Fast football clash and candlepin heat in city sports

A fast open football game featured Jim O'Donnell’s 60 yard run as Browning backs impressed and both sides played cleanly. The candlepin league drew crowds as ten teams battled, while boxing in Boston saw O'Brien win by foul call, and Tufts and R M T 8 clashed in a rough practice.

Jim O’donnell Browning O'Donnell Jim Royce Lamfrey Murphy

North Cambridge seeks to arrange Rindge clash on Thanksgiving

North Cambridge fans back a football bout between McCarthy’s Rindge Academy and the Defenders on Thanksgiving afternoon at Rindge Field. They promise 600 tickets locally and potentially more in East Cambridge, with both sides assigning officials, aiming for two 20 minute halves after three. Also notes a Union A C match: “Rouse” O’Brien defeats Young Kelley on a foul.

North Cambridge Michael J. Dee Globe McCarthy Rindge Academy Rindge Field Cambridge East Cambridge Union A. C Rouse O'Brien Young Kelley Heaton

North Cambridge notes and a large town event

North Cambridge hosts a popular musical sketch by Misses Etla Gearey Agnes Gearey Nellie Kelliher at the Columbia Theatre Boston drawing cheers from a large audience. A severe fire on Rindge Avenue destroyed a shed endangering nearby structures and injuring a hose carriage. police pursue possible arson. Lakeside Club of Arlington held a successful November 4 dancing party at Newtowne hall with 200 couples enjoying Strachan’s music and Bartlett Ice Cream refreshments. Master Joseph Bresnahan sails for Ireland with his uncle Thomas Lynne. Miss Mary A Rourke returns from Washington government printing work for a month’s visit. A note warns Boston Herald readers about high school teams misrepresenting as Rindge Academy to secure games. Master Peter Coyne suffers a skull fracture and concussion after a fall while selling papers near North Cambridge cars. Measures taken against admission cheats at North Cambridge entertainments. two McLean brothers depart for a Western trip to the World's Fair. Typhoid fever case at Massachusetts General Hospital shows improvement.

O’brien Bregrue O'Brien Billy Griffin South Boston Billy Hyan Jack Flavin John Ahearn Tommy English Kid” Wright Tufts College Tufts’ Oval Rindge Manual Training School Collegians Tufts Peterson Hill Bodge Les Ceesceeeeees Leavitt I. Sullivan Gaw White E. Canerg Gerard Reynolda Hamilton Sanborn roBi C.f Sibley Hill Mitchell Griffin J. Sullivan Daniels Buchanan Dickerman Jones Parks Green Smith McDonald Veterson Wilson Adame C. C. Stroud Stridge-Manual Training School Hoston English High Charles Criterion Club George Ashley Fall River Billy Gardner Cambridge A. A Gardener Ashley Frank Adams Newton Billy Ilover Tommy O'Donnell Cambridge Jimmy Branson Boston Jack Williams Eddie Daly Charlestown Etla Agnes Gearey Yorktown Nellie Lottie Kelliher Dudley Street Columbia Theatre W. H. Shane Rindge Avenue Newtowne Hall Lakeside Club Arlington John MceWeeny John Lyons Strachan Bartlett Ice Cream Company Joseph T. McWeeny William D. Grantandas Alda Megara Marcus W. McWeeny George E. Hill John W. Power William D. Grannan John H. Savage Joseph T. McWeen William J. Grannan Frederick W. Hicks Mersia John J. Sweeney Harold G. Hayes Florrie Kelley Joseph Bresnahan Ireland Thomas Lynne Mary A. Rourke Clay Street Washington, D. C Miss Rourke University Capitol City Washington Boston Herald Boxton Herald Schoos Rindge Academy Stoneham High School Wellesley High School Lawrence High School MF. Bisbee Academy Sububan Wellesley Wellesey Quays Rindge Manual Training Peter Coyne Reed Street Coyne North Cambridge Tupper Anl Newtowne, Hall William A George 8 R. McLean Isaac McLean Massachusetts Avenue Buffalo Niagara Falls Chicago St. Louis Billy Cardinal City Masachusetts General Hospital Daniel P. Danehy Danehy

O'Neill Joins North Cambridge Knights of Columbus

Three weeks remain before Thanksgiving and he is expected to be with his family soon. Timothy, his oldest son, manages affairs well, showing his capability. On Monday evening he joined the North Cambridge council of the Knights of Columbus, with friends predicting rapid rise in the organization and other societies.

Timothy Thomas P. O'Neill North Cambridge The Knights of Columbus

Dailey Marksman Returns With Two Large Deer

Charles Dailey Jr son of a noted stableman has returned from a foreign trip with two large deer now at William P Sutton s store to be dressed and distributed among friends. Artie O Neil leaves Regal Shoe for Joseph Moran Sons. Rev Fr Higgins coaches a Sunday School show with about 200 children on stage at St John s Hall this afternoon and Monday and Tuesday evenings for adults. Another Institute stag whist party is planned in about two weeks.

Charles Dailey, Jr William P. Sutton St. John’s Hall Institute

Local Cambridge Notes and Obits Highlight Social Scene

Thomes McManus, a ward one council candidate, and Walter Halloran announce new comic tunes, while rumors swirl about Robert the Great and a Glendale Whist Club event. Mentions of Manuel Andrews, Edward Buckley, and Emma Lawrence wedding plans mix with ballots, rehearsals, and a notable death of John Cummings of Third Street.

Thomes McManus Catholic Temperance Society of America John Cummings Fourth Street Walter Halloran East Cambridge Robert Ambrose Robert the Great Third Street Sixth Street Glendale Whist Club The Temperance Society Gloucester Hugh O'Rourke Second Street Frank George Middleboro Cambridge Athletic Association Manuel Andrews Andrews Edward G. Buckley Deland Florida Cork Ireland James &. Barrett John Mills Cambridge Street Emma Lawrence Milon Chester Curtis John Bagley Margaret Providence Martin Dudley Charles Associates Institute Hall Hovey's Hall Cambridge Lodge BW. O. P

First grand prize dance in Cypress hall announced

Eddie Davis presents a December 1 dance at Cypress hall from evening until 2 A.M. with Mechnies' orchestra providing music. Mrs. Elizabeth Cunningham of Oak circle died Wednesday after a long illness. she was born in Ireland about 92 years ago and was wife of Frank Cunningham. Funeral was held in Dedham.

Eddie Davis Cypress Hall Mechnies Eilzabeth Cunningham Oak’ Circle Frank Dun-ningham Ireland Turtal Dedham

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