Challenge to Non-Partisan Municipal party over past two years
The text demands early campaign scrutiny of Mayor McNamee’s administration, urging the Non-Partisan Municipal party to expose extravagant expenditures mismanagement inefficiency dishonesty and unfair acts. It also questions Augustine J. Daly’s selection as their nominee and warns against late campaign broadside tactics.
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McNamee
Augustine J. Daly
Non-Partisan push to register Harvard students in Cambridge
A Cambridge city political furor unfolds as Non-Partisan leaders mail Harvard students urging them to register to vote on December 1. The drive claims to reform machine politics under Mayor McNamee, but volunteers face scrutiny over self-support claims and city residency, with several registrants questioned for accuracy and legality.
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Cambridge
University
Maylr McNamee
Iato Bhe Judge
Augustine J. Daly
Lyceum
Harvard Square
Harvard College
Belden
Law School
Briggs
Cobb
Greene
Eliot
Hughes
James
Warner
S——S
Philip Sharples
Brattle Square
Lick McNamee
Wolcott H. Perkin, Jr
Hastings Hall
Facey
Brooks
Second Grand Reunion of St. John's Parish
Elaborate plans for the second grand reunion of St. John's parish of North Cambridge in Odd Fellows Hall with a concert, whist, and banquet. The event marks the close of a May bazaar that raised $10,000 for a new church on Massachusetts Avenue, led by Rev. James P. F. Kelley and a large parish committee.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
North Cambridge
St. John’s
Odd Fellows' Hall
Mainlé
Massachusetts Avenue
James P. F. Kelley
St. John's
Cambridge
Pete
Ait
J. W. Bigley
College Avenue
Weat
Somerville
Ladies’ Aid
Messrs
J. Pierce Quilty
P. J. Mulcahy
H. Mulcahy
J. M. O'Callaghan
Thomas O'Callaghan
P. J. Quill
J.J. O'Hern
Joseph Breau
William H. Danehy
Patrick Scanlan
David Mahoney
P. H. O'Connell
John F. Anderson
Robert Walsh
James W. Connor
H. Cronin
H. H. Cooper
T. A. Dineen
John Sullivan
Edward P. White
Henry Me
William Walsh
Joseph Driaco
Tion
Mary E. Kelly
C. H. Cronin
Richard Kennedy
Mary R. Hughes
Margaret Delaney
Nellie McCrehan
Elizabeth A. Dolan
Abbie Geary
Ken Kelcher
Julia Breslin
Margaret Maloney
Mary Maloney
Anna Mahoney
Agnes Quinn
Helen Quinn
Helen Walsh
Elia Brosnahan
Mary Burke
Minerva Story
Mary Phelan
Nora McDowell
Minnie Leary
Veronica Bryan
Bessie Leahy
Mary Lee
Annie O'Connor
Nora O'keefé
Margaret Walsh
Katherine White
Rita McCann
Agnes Kennedy
Josephine Curtain
Mary Horan
M. A. McCarthy
Nellie Mullen
Katherine Nolan
Joseph Foley
James Dorr
Robert Paine
M. J. Donovan
Clarence Ngan
May Goodwin
Margaret McDevitt
Katherine Fitzgibbons
R. H. Mulcahy
Friendship Social Club
Second Street
al Steadman
Joseph Morgan
Foy and
Murry
Bill Martin
Joseph Carroll
William McClellan
Miss Gertie Staley
Lizzie Hogan
May Shannon
Katie Mc Que
Kittie Cox
Cora Cox
Mamila Keefe
Mamie McSorley
Jessie Murphy
Katie Griffin
Sadie Grayson
Margaret Griffin
Mamie Lane
Kittie Halloran
Louise Pauline
Maggie Gilroy
Alica Murphy
Lizzie Sullivan
Lillian Nilea
May Hogan
Bridget Shannon
Lizzie Shamon
May Curran
Bertha Cox
Nellie Dugan
Annie Halloran
Lillie McKinley
Joseph Sullivan
Charles Mc Carty
John Fitzgerald
John Foy
Frank Scully
William McLaughlin
Clarence Kelly
Fred Grace
Hugh Granger
Jack Flanagan
William Lyon
Eugene Daly
Edward O'Rourke
William Ross
William O'Brien
Glendale Whist Club
East Cambridge
Zouns
Sacred Heart Parish
Non-Partisanship Is A Failure In New York Press View
An editorial letter by Joe Howard critiques fence-sitting politicians in New York and Cambridge. It condemns party-trimming behavior, praises straight tickets, and cites Mayor McNamee and municipal reform as lessons. The piece laments graft, warns against cross-party alliances, and honors civic progress led by common people.
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New York
Joe Howard
Howard
Boston Sunday Globe
Howard Well
Democratic Party
Commonwealth
Democratic
Cambridge
Mike Shea
Donovan
Low
McClellan
York
Gotham
Nomination Papers Filed for City Election Race
Nomination papers were opened at party headquarters on Thursday for city offices to be chosen at caucuses on the 24th. Democratic filings show many seeking alderman and mayor posts with several incumbents expected to seek renomination. Non Partisan and Democratic slates list multiple candidates for mayor assessor school committee and common council across wards with names and addresses provided.
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Donovan
Andrew I. Pollock
Meyers
Authler
Barry
Flynn
Harrington
Messrs
Caratein
Coveney
Democratic
John H. H.mcnamee
James T. Barrett
Philip M. Fitzsimmon
Fourth Street
Stephen H. Harrington
Elm Street
James Harrington
Otis Street
Thomas Heaton
Broadway
John W. Hope
Hampshire Place
BE. B. Jones
Cambridge Street
George Mahady
Huron Avenue
Thomas McDermott
Edward McDuffie
Columbia Street
Joseph G. P. St. Coeur
Prospect Street
Alexander Sullivan
Francis P. White
Somerset Street
Common Council
Francis H. Nugent
Daniel J. Dinan
Wm. J. Connors, Jr
Peter F. McSorley
Terrence Kelley
Daniel B. McCarthy
Wm. M. Hogan
John J. O'Connell
Charles J. Williams
Maurice Reardon
David A. Marshall
Edward D. Daly
Daniel Cronin
Frank J. McAvoy
Jeremiah F. Downey
Patrick H. Hyde
Frederick BE. Thyng
James A. Rogers
James P. Kneeland
John S. Kenny
Edward F. S Pavage
Charles W. Gardner
Wm. L. Casey
John F. McKenna
Joseph P. Leary
James L. Berkeley
Joan P. Brennan
James H. Stokes
Mortimer Gallivan
Edward P. Clark
David J. Nelligan
Thomas P. O'Neil
Augustine J. Daly
Jeremiah F. Donovan
Andrew L. Pollock
Caroline P. Chase
Linnaean Street
Edward J. Kronan
James A. Lew
Magee Street
Wm. T. Piper
Brattle Street
J. Henry Russell
Hancock Street
Emory T. Morris
Parker Street
John Allen
Second Street
John W. Coveney
William R. Davis
Hane L. Carstein
Cogswell Avenue
Gustave. Wilson
Charles H. Lake
Milery Street
Wm. T. Anderson
Howard Street
Edward A. Barnard
Magazine Street
Warren K. Blodgett
Acacia Street
Edwin A. Cutting
Putnam Avenue
John J. McMakin
Frederick Fleiger
Winter Street
Edmund J. Connor
Horace P. Tuttle
John J. Hertach
Winsor Street
Wm. H. Joyce
Thomas T. Jones
Michael J. Shea
Pine, Ree
Harvard Dames Meet Socially at Mrs Wilsons Home
The Harvard Dames, wives and mothers of post graduate students, gathered at Mrs. B F Wilsons residence at 30 Irving Street for an annual social and instructional meeting. President Mrs Stiles and Secretary Treasurer Mrs Reed led the group which plans a year end luncheon funded by a 50 cent member contribution.
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Harvard College
Harvard
Mesdames Meld
Webster
Black
Bradford
Besick
Miller
Graves
Snell
Wilson
Calhoun
Cole
McGiveney
Gayman
Gring
House
Jefferies
Ogg
Butcher
Green
Beatman
Stiles
Fisher
Reed
Shepard
Quigler
Jefferson Club hears voter registration talk and speakers
A meeting of the Jefferson club at Hampshire street rooms drew about 300 prospective voters. Mayor McNamee spoke on registration and the duties of the new voter. Speakers included B. H. McDuffee, Representative James F. Aylward, Joseph Reed and Charles Fallon.
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Jefferson Club
Hampshire Street
McNamee
B. H. McDuffee
Board of Aldermen
James F., Aylward
Joseph Reed
Charles Fallon
Court Columbia's Grand Ball At Institute Hall
Court Columbia hosts its annual grand ball at Institute hall drawing over a thousand attendees. A notable moment occurred when two white attire youngsters presented bouquets to the mayor and his wife as they led the grand march, prompting lasting cheers.
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Court Columbia
National Irish Foresters
Institute Hall
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Centre Street
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King Place
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Salem Street
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