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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1904

Page

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Scully Memorial Meeting Aims For Enduring Cambridge Monument

A Cambridge public meeting at Prospect Hall debated memorializing Rev. Fr. Thomas Scully with a lasting monument. Speakers praised his unity across faiths, temperance work, and civic service, urging a bronze statue with a detailed inscription and urging canvass for subscriptions.

Prospect Hall Finance Committee Thomas Scully Hans L. Carstein Theodore I’. Wright Stev. P. H. Riley Frank Foxcroft Stoughton Bell Hollis R. Bailey Jesse Harrell MacKenzie A. McCarthy M.D Beech Fr. Scully Scully Cambridge Boston Jno J. Williams Wr Iubs Augustine J. Daly City of Mass John O'Brien St. Mary's Annunciation Father Scully Michael J. Doody A. J. Daly Holy Ghost Hospital Edward Fitzwilliam Saint Paul Doody Charles Elliot Norton Francis G. Peabody Dean Hodges Mr. Bickness J. H. Walker W.A. Bancroft Thomas Magennis Jamaica Plain Mulready Total Abstinence Societies William Dwyer Theodore I. Wright New Orleans City Hall Beach Colored Bush Methodist Episcopal Church Will H. Spence Pilgrim Congregational Church Edward Abbott Hans Carstein Hans Alexander McKenzie Thomas J. Gargan Fr. Mundy

A Political Memoir of City Hall Intrigue and Borough Ties

A reflective column recounts alleyway politics, aldermanic pressure, and mayoral influence amid factional strife in East Cambridge. It cites Davis Donovan allies, McArthur’s punishment, wage debts, and the push by the Non-partisan machine to align party lines ahead of the municipal election.

Board of Aldermen Davis Gordon Davis-Donovan East Cambridge Hall Inspector Hurley Allen Coveney Winslow McArthur Hull Harvard Square Police Department Daly Tee Piper Cheney Tiper Fire Department City Hall

Grand Opening Baltaes Campaign Rallies in Cambridge

The national campaign opens in Cambridge next Monday with two rallies in Central Square ward room and St Pauls Hall Mt. Auburn street. Noted speakers Morris Sheppard and Col. Thomas Taunt will discuss national issues. Local figures will address Cambridge voters before the first campaign gun fires.

Cambridge Ward Room Central Square St. Paul's Hall Mt. Auburn Street State Central Committee Morris Sheppard Texas Col Thomas F. Taunt Buffalo N.Y Democrats of James I. Aylward Frederick Dietrick Sullivan Concord Avenue Aylward Dietrich Nicholas I. Burke Jas. F. Aylward Jas. T. Barrett Frederick & Dietrick William P. Nick Edward EB. P. Burns John H. H. McNamee Edward J. Sennor Jeremiah I. Downey Henry J. Cunningham John J. Scott William J. O'Donnell John It, II. McNamee

Binding Letter Defines the Issues of the Campaign in the Nation

David G. Haskins Jr, Democratic candidate for Congress in Massachusetts Eighth District, issues a letter from Boston dated October 20, 1904. He thanks the convention for nomination, pledges support for anti imperialism and reduced military power, and contrasts Democratic principles with Republican imperialism. He lauds opponent Samuel W. McCall while urging voters to back Parker and a Democratic House to restore policy.

David G. Haskins, Jr Congress Eighth Boston Henry J. Cunningham Edward Grant Eighth Congressional District Massachuchusetts Democratic Party Thomas Jefferson Philippines Jefferson United States Samuel W. McCall Hoar Republican Party Judge Parker House of Representatives

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FA. Scully Massachusetts Joy St Ramhatana William Lawrence Sepyright Pach Bros Alton B. Parker Sentinel Cossip West Boston Janes Martin Cambridge Bridge Commission Commission Wink Martin K. L. Cheney Street Department Bleiler Iegistrar Bleiler Board of Health Henry G.davis Baltaes D. G. Haskins
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