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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1906
Page
8
An unsigned Cambridge editorial urges ending paid poll workers and canvassers, arguing both major parties should rely on volunteers. It criticizes attempts to keep Democrats from city government and labels supporting the Non-partisan party as treason. It calls for reforms to make elections less partisan and more citizen driven.
Registrars of Voters faced a siege during the recount and acted with painstaking fairness. The City of Cambridge honors Messrs Facey Pear McCormack and Bleuler for their upright conduct in this crisis. Their courteous handling drew warm praise from all present despite strenuous pressure and excited contentions.
The Sentinel urges Democrats to unite after the Cambridge primary. It commends supporters of Aylward Thurston and Rady, calls for a square deal, and asks both vanquished and victors to join in upholding Democratic principles for the party’s welfare.
The Democratic primary resolves with James F. Aylward chosen as mayoral candidate. The party claims unity after a sharp, partisan battle and calls for loyal support to uphold party principles against non-partisan critics.
The piece accuses John F. O'Brien of selfishly manipulating Cambridge politics to control the Water Board and party leadership. It urges Democrats to oppose his boss rule, calling for his removal to save the party and city from his personal schemes.
The Sentinel reaffirms its adherence to Democratic principles in Cambridge. It pledges to back Democratic candidates, criticize them when needed, and maintain party discipline while judging officeholders by their fidelity to citizens and party ideals.
A group of Second Middlesex district residents and Harvard figures back James F. Aylward for state senator. Signers praise his public service, integrity, and focus on the public good, listing names including Norton Shaler Marcou and Nichols Browne Thurston among others.
The Aylward campaign outlines a rally week beginning Monday with events at the Citizens' Trade Association Hall and Douglas Club in North Cambridge. Tuesday features Mt Auburn Tem Hall at Sparks and Foster streets with Malden Club, also in North Cambridge.
A sequence of club names and locations appears by weekday: Wednesday lists Ward 8 Club Frank lin Club Green street Harvard Club Harvard street Hendricks' Club Main street. Thursday shows Cambridge AAC Inman Hall Ward 4 Democratic Club. Friday cites Bradford Club Cambridge street and Charles Association Charles street.
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