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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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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