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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1904
Page
6
James I Quinn the Ward 3 alderman candidate was born in this city on November 22 1876. He attended Cambridge public schools and Bryant Stratton commercial college and began work with the Bunker Hill Carriage Company in Charlestown where he remains employed as a book keeper.
Keeper and confidential clerk Ife served in old Ward 2 percent in 101 and won re election from New Ward 8 in 1902. He was Democratic candidate for president of the council that year. Unmarried, he lives at 120 Willow Street and leads the Jackson Club Council No. 74 Knights of Columbus.
Francis J Fahy a Democratic candidate for the board of aldermen from Ward 1 was born in Mast Cambridge on February 27 1 He attended Putnam Grammar School and pursued business training at a commercial college He then studied at the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy spending a year before joining a Boston drug store to learn the business He entered the drug trade for himself in 1897 later expanding his drug business in Fast.
East Cambridge residents fuse around party harmony as Manuel Andrew, Samuel F McArthur, and others pursue Democratic nominations for alderman in wards 1 11 and 10. Profiles cover business, union ties, civic service, and long local residency including Elks Lasselle and Lake View clubs.
A candidate tied to the Agassiz Council and several fraternal orders seeks Democratic renomination. He notes past alderman service in 1908 and a narrow defeat last year, resides at 21 Rice Street with his wife and one daughter, and argues his track record merits election.
William W. Graham, Democrat, seeks Ward 5 alderman on the Cambridge board. Born in Boston in 1875 and educated at Brookline schools, he moved to Cambridge a decade ago and serves as vice president of University City Laundry. He is active in social and benevolent groups.
An obituary style notice lauds Maurice M. Lynch Humphrey J Sullivan John T Tsahly and Michael McGaffigan for Democratic party work in Ward 11. It notes committee roles on wires and lamps and highways plus push for Rindge Field funds and naturalization drives. The piece endorses John H. H. McNamee for mayor and loyalty to his leadership.
Joseph A. Sullivan born August 27, 1877 in East Cambridge and educated in city schools. He has spent the last ten years in the grocery business and is running as a Democratic candidate for the common council from Ward 4.
Thomas H. McManus, Democratic candidate for Ward 1 common council, born in Concord Massachusetts November 30 185d moved to East Cambridge with parents as a child and educated at Putnam minty school. has spent twenty six years in public service.
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