Springfield convention taints Massachusetts Democratic hopes
The editorial condemns the Springfield convention as riotous and corrupt, faults Bartlett Riley Williams for undermining Henry M. Whitney’s bid, and argues the Democratic party must reform its delegate system. It warns that Bartlett and allies betray Democratic voters or collude with Republicans for personal gain, jeopardizing party integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Springfield
Jefferson and
Iis
Henry M. Whitney
The
Sentinel
Whitney
Senator Lodge
Old Bay State
Massachusetts
Bartlett
Wards Four and Eight Domination in City Council Debate
A local political tract argues that Ward 4 offers strong Democratic voting material and urges sagacity unity and energy to elect two Democratic Common Council members this fall. It notes Ward 8 mirrors Ward 4 and predicts a Democratic council next year if these wards are carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 4
Common Council
Dr Norris gains reprieve in Cambridge Board of Health dispute
The Cambridge Board of Health saga ends with Dr Norris securing a revocation of a severance edict after alleged persuasion. Dr Thomas defends dual employment comparisons while supporting Norris in part, and James Mullen stands by independence. Rumors swirl that James Mullen may resign amid acrimonious votes and tensions.
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Norris
Cambridge Board of Health
Thomas
Board of Health
City Hall
Brandon
Counihan
Duffie
Dr. Thomas
Cambridge Cemetery
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Morris
James Mullen
Russell
Mullen
J. Porter Russell
Mr. Mullin
Cambridge Subway Hearing Delayed Indefinitely By Court Action
The Cambridge subway station location hearing before the Massachusetts Railroad Commissioners was postponed indefinitely after Mayor Wardwell filed proceedings in the state supreme judicial court. Chairman Jackson said the adjournment avoids further delay while the legal questions are resolved.
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Railroad Commissioners
Cambridge
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Supreme Court
Alayor Wardwell
Railroad Commissioners’ Office
Beacon Street
Jackson
Boston Elevated Railroad
Wardwell
Supreme Judicial Court
Street Railway Company
Double transfer records show Cambridge property demand
Final papers record a two parcel transfer of a four story twelve apartment frame building at 27 and 29 Putnam avenue corner of Green street extension with 6720 square feet of land. The deal includes other Cambridge Somerville transfers and a new Social Union program at 42 Brattle street Harvard square with evening classes through May.
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Cambridge
Putnam Avenue
Green Street
Metropolis
Samuel J. Kelly
Philip Barron
Orchard Street
North
Mary G. Towne
Winchester
J. Atkinson
Mr. Atkinson
Holy Ghost Hospital
Cunningham Bros
James Beard
Adrian Street
Somerville
Dickinson
Beacon and
Dickinson Streets
Inman Square
Ellen Hayes
A. J. Hyde
Hyde
Beacon Street
Dickinson Street
The
Social Union
Brattle Street
Harvard Square
Humidor in New England's Largest Tobacco Store
Tom Charak's 502 Massachusetts Avenue shop near Brookline street station features the finest Humidor built by Wellington Fillmore Go. The quartered oak display with plate glass showcases airtight moist compartments that keep cigars in perfect condition, drawing steady trade to Charak's leading wholesale and retail tobacco house.
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Tom Gcharak
Tom Charak
Massachusetts Avenue
Brookline Street Station
New England
Wellington Fillmore
Mr. Charak
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DR. Norris
Cunningham Brothers
Cambridge Social Union
J. T. Addison
Harvard University
C. B. Weth
Erell
Charles Gate
Derby
Crofut & Knapp
Nat. J. Somers
Massachusetts Ave
Brookline Street
Wainery
Mass. Avenue
Cor
Norfolk Street
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