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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1903
Page
1
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A fragmented note alleges dishonesty and failed attempts to disclose details about a teetering matter. The text shows confusion and unclear labels, suggesting internal disputes or cover concerns around information release.
Voters cast about five ballots Tuesday with 8 400 Democratic votes and 1 919 Nonpartisan. Socialists totaled only 2. Democrats nearly doubled Nonpartisans due to aldermanic races. Total turnout under one third of registered voters. Democratic aldermanic victors listed. Nonpartisan Donovan defeats Pollock 1 455 to 821. Contests occurred in wards 5 6 7 10 and 11.
City council actions include vetoed communication on residency, approval of coal weigher Nathan Phillipe, schoolhouse and camp leases, and property transfers. Reports cover salaries, repairs, sewer work, and park land purchases amid petitions for street paving and licenses.
Court Northern Light F A held a whist party and dance at Prospect Hall for two members. More than 100 couples attended the event with a decorated hall and a committee managing arrangements. Guests included Axel Smith and Carl Orr families among others.
Cambridge Aerie No. 185 marked its second anniversary with 57 new initiates at Malta hall and a Prospect hall banquet. State officials and local leaders spoke, entertainers performed, and a balcony reception for ladies accompanied refreshments. Organized by William P. Nickerson, the event featured a full committee of Cambridge Aerie members and a large roster of officers and guests.
William Ta Gifford resigns after eight years as librarian of the Cambridge Public Library to lead the Mercantile Library Association in St. Louis Missouri. Born in New Bedford and Harvard educated, he has long been a central figure in New England library circles and public service.
A grand concert and dance by FB A Kennedy Mut BA in Tower Hall on Tuesday evening drew a large crowd. The Hawthorne Club organized the program featuring Dormans, Miss Bila, M B Kennedy, T Griffin, J B Kelley, and dancing until midnight with many guests including Cellins MacDonald Berkley Welch Poole Parker Cody Mahar and several Misses.
The annual New England Amateur Athletic Association cross country championship ran 10 miles starting at the Cambridge, proceeding to Broadway, Columne Massachusetts avenue, Hi Bridge, Beacon Street, Hill Reservoir and back. Of 20 entrants 17 started. Haarer of St. Alphonsus A A won in 65 minutes 57 seconds, followed by Brawley and Kneeland.
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