Local Boston Officials Named In City Ballot Ticket
A list of mayoral and council candidates appears for Boston, naming John H. H. McNambe for mayor James 7. B for assessor and multiple ward officials including Daniel J. Dinan Peter J. McSorley William M. Hogan Daniel Cronin James Kneeland James Rogers John Kenney William Casey McKonna James Berkeley Joseph Shary John Brennan James Stokes Mortimer Gallivan Peter Kenny Edward Clark Fegan David Nelligan Thomas O Neil and others across wards 1 to 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratic
John H. H. McNambe
James
PHNBY
Dyckery
L. M. Fitzsimmons
M A. Davis
REINS
Michael J.anglin
Joseph C. Ruthier
J. Edward Barry
Lai F. Burke
Eeomar McDermott
H. McDurfas
Qeb
Ward
James P. Kneeland
James A. Rogers
WARED
John
Kenney
Bdward F. Savage
William L. Casey
John F. McKonna
James L. Berkeley
Joseph P. Shary
John P. Brennan
James H. Stokes
Edward P. Clark
Joseph A. Fegan
David J. Nelligan
Thomas P. O’neil
Editorial warns of a Democratic trick in school board race
A Tribune editorial argues Democrats may seek to pack the city school board with Perkins Fitzmaimmons Duckrey and Davis to gain five seats. It urges universal registration and voter turnout among women to counter perceived maneuvering and protect school interests, criticizing the current committee as inefficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Geo. Perkins
Fitzmans
Duckrey
Wm. A. Davis
Iverside Press
Socrats
Mtth
Perkins
Fitzcaimmons
Duckreynd Davis
Trib
Bridge School Committee
Epen Mtauches
Cogswell
Republican Discontent and the Cambridge Election
The Non-partisan group accuses Republican officials of slander and corruption while praising Mayor McNamee's clean government. The editorial argues Augustine J. Daly is an inferior candidate and predicts the Republican vote could be swayed only by detaching 500 to 600 supporters. It endorses a capable Democrat over the Non-partisan choice.
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Periohal
Beaton Journal
Washington
Cuba
Pennsylx
Cambridge Democracy
McNamee
Assipnte Democrat
Treasury Imp
Consid
Treasury
A.J
Oneeey
Wwready
Augustine J. Daly
Non-Partisan Situation Debate Across City Campaign
A local editorial attacks the Non-partisan Municipal party for alleged mismanagement and dishonesty under Mayor McNamee. The piece accuses the opposition of evasive tactics and publishing misleading material while urging an open, daylight contest and referencing a recent Tribune editorial on the Non-partisan campaign.
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McNamee
Allence
Tribune
Champlin
Ie Nf
Untiring Worker For The City's Good
A garbled text fragment mentions a dedicated city worker and anti partisan themes. The readable lines reference McNamer and a long service ethos. The passage implies public service and civic duty within a discussion of local politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voth
McNamer
Infamous but Contented Jeremiah F Donovan Elected Twice
Ex representative Jeremiah F Donovan, long allied with the Democratic Ward 2, shifted to the Non-partisan ticket after 1901 and 1902 campaigns. He drew a Democratic salary while serving as assessor in the face of party opposition, earning a second $2000 yearly salary and prompting debate over loyalty and financial self interest.
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Jeremiah F. Donovan
House of Representatives
Old Ward
Democratic Party
McNamee
Library Hall
City Hall
Coveney
Shen
Itia
Democrate
Harvard Square
Messia
Brooke
Shaughnessy
Donovan
Suburban's Political Shift Obscures Candidate Note
Letter writer criticizes the Suburban for editorially estimating John T. Ron Peters and then switching to support Mayor Champlin. He accuses the paper of partisan bias and publishing attacks on Mr Shea and Democratic concerns. He lauds John T. Shea as a man of strong convictions and能力.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Ron Peters
Champlin
Shea
John T. Bhba
John T. Shea
McNamee for Mayor Promotes Honest Impartial Critique
In a Cambridge editorial voice the piece argues for John H. H. McNamee as mayor highlighting temperance and fairness. It recalls past debates and defends McNamee against critics, asserting he has governed with honesty and broad city support. The piece emphasizes temper as a civic virtue and loyalty to average citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamee
Beit Nune
Rod Steele
Algo
Rank L. Chapman
Col. Bancroft
Bancroft
Allison
Union Hall
Cambridge
Hall
McNamies
Partisan Critique Over Race and Faith in City Hall Affairs
A Cambridge paper excerpt accuses the Non-partisans of opportunistic use of race and creed in politics. It cites Daly rally remarks in Harvard’s Roberta Hall alleging Protesant bias against city positions and questions the loyalties of Daly and Covene y amid ongoing governance disputes surrounding Mayor McNamee.
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Daly
the Tribune
Democratic Party
Cambridge
Witatosa
Roberta’ Hall
Harvard
Walcott
City Hall
Dickinson
Cambridge politics and nonpartisan critique in city halls
Protestants hold more control in two years than nonpartisans have in a year. Library Hall dominates Cambridge politics. aldermen’s confirmations face scrutiny. We demand answers from Mr. Walcott and Mr. Calyan. failure implies public understanding of the campaign’s dishonesty and motive. The critique targets Daly’s nomination and charges of bigotry against the current administration.
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Maymeo
Bis
Library Hall
Cambridge
City Hall
Daly
Man of the People Upholds Promises, McNambe Says
J H McNambe lauds a leader who serves the people and keeps every promise, claiming dedication to public welfare and faithfulness to commitments.
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Hdpree
J. H. McNambe
Is Daly a Traitor to the Non-partisans?
A partisan column argues Daly sided with enemies of the Non-partisans, citing race and religion as provocation, and claims he betrayed Democratic allies to curb their power. The piece urges the Non-partisans to question his loyalty and support the party line.
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Daly
Democratic Party
Library Hall
John W. Coveney
McNamee
Latin School
Coveney
Fragmentary OCR note on attributions and claims
Incomplete text discusses who is named and who is not and addresses the duration of claims by outsiders. The legible fragment hints at attribution and fairness concerns without providing concrete persons or actions.
Democrats clash over leadership amid mayoral bid
The piece chronicles internal party power plays around Coveney and Donovan as they jockey to control the Democratic machine and shape the mayoral race. Coveney resigns the presidency to block the mayor, while Donovan shifts to the assessorship after a failed bid for the mayoralty, highlighting party fragmentation and a Republican-leaning backlash. Barrett is presented as a stable contrast to the nonpartisan challengers.
WH Hold Good Citizenship Above RAOP Or ORBED
The fragment appears as a garbled line claiming good citizenship is valued over RAOP or ORBED. No clear event, person, organization, or place identified. Summary cannot extract concrete entities or actions from this unreadable text.
City Employee Warning Over Political Pressure
A letter alleges Maskell, a Republican healer and A P A leader, threatens officers with discharge if they do not vote for Daly. It claims he will press charges and bar officers from the department during trials, condemning the political warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maskell
Ality
Daly
All Officials Urge Honest Service Across Citizens
A local editorial attacks partisan meddling in school questions and calls for equal treatment of all citizens. It condemns attempts to recruit nonpartisans to support specific candidates and criticizes a woman’s influence on registration efforts. The piece asserts no favorites among rich or poor and warns against factional arson and religious prejudice.
The Shan Van Voght and the Goo-Goos Clash
A verse lamenting political strife between the Shan Van Voght and the Goo-Goos. The speaker claims machine influence, puppets, and a manipulated electorate turning against reformers, with references to Champlin and several city figures. The piece blends satire and local political imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shan van Voght
Shan-Van Voght
Saya
Hebrew Citizens' Club of Cambridge Elects Officers
At a Sunday meeting of the Hebrew Citizens' Club of Cambridge officers were elected led by Goodwin A. Teenberg as president and Samuel W. Pill as vice president. Other members include Samuel W. Richmond and Abraham J. Benn who addressed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Citizens' Club of
Cambridge
Goodwin A. Teenberg
Samuel W. Pill
Samuel W. Richmond
Shel Down Oy
David Gary
Tacobean
Ganas Wyel
Manyman Rosman
Hyman Louis Thomas
Louis Sborofsky
Max White
Max Salmonson
Lyra
Abraham J. Benn
Crtisens
Every Citizen Has a Right to ExpHOP Courteous Trick
A compact note asserts citizen rights to courteous treatment in the public sphere, urging respectful engagement and adherence to civic norms across community institutions.
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Otiatta Ave
WEL Publishing
Boston Peat
Pruday
William M. Hogan
Maurich Roardon
Daniel Cronin
Jeremiah F. Downey
Mortimer Gallivan
Peter J. Kenny
Ur. Deby
McNamed
Olean
John H. H. McNamee
Peo
Oaly
Binson
Truber
Barrett
Barry
Flynn
John M. Davis
Board of Assessors
James T. Barrett
Mike
Matt
Jerry
Joli
Gus
Nat
Shan van Vought
Mike Shea
Tay
Timbuck
Hebrew Citizens' Club
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