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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1907
Page
5
A sweeping social satire blends politics and sports notes from Boston area clubs. The piece skewers candidates, local teams, and fan culture, referencing Reggie Von Sox and the Goo Goo club amid election banter and college games.
Six candidates started by the North Cambridge Branch Columbia on Tuesday evening. A sacred concert and illustrated lecture on The Glories of California will be held in Odd Fellows hall on Sunday evening December 1. Rev. Edward F. Ryan attended the Holy Name banquet, renewing old acquaintances. William O'Connor is back and using crutches. his ankle is improving. Lawrence Glynn’s pen and ink sketches are praised, signaling a promising path. Elizabeth Delorey and Charles Hardy wed at St John’s parish on Thanksgiving morning with many friends present. A vandal smashed St John’s front door following a wedding reception. Dad O’Donaghue’s bowling prowess is noted. William K. E. Stacy’s death at a Boston lodging shocks friends. Requiem masses honored Daniel Danehy and Maurice Nelligan on Thanksgiving morning.
Cambridge Democrats form North Cambridge Democratic Club with 150 members led by John Buckley and James Hill, while Non-partisans back Wardwell and Aylward. The piece notes polling-place shifts, aldermanic alignments, and a heated battle for mayor with parties organizing campaigns from Institute Hall to 704 Massachusetts Avenue.
Voters will cast ballots on mayor eleven aldermen three year terms assessor school committee five members two at large and ward divisions plus two common council members per ward. They also answer yes or no on three acts fixing city election timing and school powers and liquor licenses. Polls open at six and close at four. City Clerk Edward J. Brandon ordered.
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