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Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1907

Page

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Cambridge Schools Debate Charter Change at Teachers Club

Figures show Cambridge school expenditures up 119 percent over the last year. Prof Joseph Beale Jr urged a charter amendment to cap annual school spend at 5 dollars per thousand valuation, reduce the committee to five, grant mayor veto power, and elect two at large plus three by district. He argued for efficiency and economy. Reverend Dr George Bicknell opposed district election and mayor veto. No vote was taken. Superintendent Bates urged careful consideration.

Cambridge Joseph Hi. Beale, Jr Cambridge Board of Aldermen Teachers’ Club Beatle George W. Bicknell Bicknell Bates

Gossip and political chatter from Centinel column

The Centinels Gossip notes discipline in fire service, talks of conferences among Democrats, and mentions key city figures like ex May or Thurston and John Coveney. It also hints at mayoral politics and a real estate pitch urging investment and homes for families.

Central Square Thurston John W. Coveney Quinn City Committee Registrar of Voters J. Frank Facey John Allen Thomas J. Conrick

City Expenditure Watchdog Praised Yet Questioned

An editorial targets Alderman Dow for balking at necessary appropriations. The piece commends a wary city father on guarding expenditures but argues Dow blocks east Prospect Street projects with hesitancy. Continues on page 4.

Dow Prospect Street

City Manufacturing Boon at Cambridge Factory District

A manufacturing boom grows in Cambridge's First street factory district north of the new Cambridge bridge. Frederic H. Viaux oversees land development and dispossession as cheap land and a potential spur railroad attract firms nationwide. Peter Gray's Sons Co buys 30 000 square feet on Third street opposite International Steam Pump Co to build a large sheet metal plant for rail, ship, and other lathes. Ashton Valve Co plans a three story brick plant at Binney and First streets. New England Maple Syrup Co moves into a brick steel factory on Second street. Continued on page 4.

First Street Cambridge Cambridge Bridge Frederic H. Viaux Third Street Peter Gray's Sons Company Union Street Binney Munroe Streets International Steam Pump Company Ashton Valve Company Franklin Street Binney Street New England Maple Syrup Company Second Street

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