Cambridge Tribune urges Middlesex voters to reelect Rounds
The Cambridge Tribune attacks Senator William J. Rounds as ineffective and lacking influential leadership. It endorses Henry G. Davis and the Democrat candidate Aylward, arguing Aylward’s long public-service record and fitness surpass Rounds. The piece frames the race as a test of constituent regard for ability and fidelity over rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Tribune
Middlesex
William J. Rounds
Tribune
Cambridge
Senate
Aylward
Rounds
Democratic Party
Kounds
Hix
Campaign in Cambridge Rouses Democratic Voters
The re united Democracy of Cambridge mobilizes for a large vote on Election Day. Local committees and clubs push for Democratic electors and governor candidate, urging unity for James F. Aylward in the Middlesex second district, while facing Republican opposition and former allied dissension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Democratic
William KE. Russell
Parker Democratic Club
Marvard
Middlesex
James F. Aylward
Daly-Coveney-Donovan
Vote the straight Democratic ticket for Cambridge Democracy
A partisan appeal urges Democrats to unite, vote for all Democratic candidates, and stand firm against any movement weakening local democracy. It warns that while outcomes may seem minor, they carry far reaching consequences for Cambridge and the state. The message emphasizes duty over personal advantage and the vindication of a great cause.
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Cambridge
Canada reciprocity urged to boost trade and living standards
The article argues for Canadian reciprocity, outlining benefits to producers and consumers from cheaper lumber hay grain and fuel, rising wages and employment, and stronger living standards. It warns that Canada will rapidly grow and that the US must offer concessions or lose future trade, urging friendly ties and rejection of commercial wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Trust
Beef Trust
Canada
McKinley
Senatorial Fight Heats Cambridge Campaign Between Rounds and Aylward
The Cambridge senatorial contest pits incumbent William J. Roundes against Democrat James F. Aylward. Aylward campaigns vigorously, attacking Roundss record and challenging him to debate. Roundes has declined to defend his record on the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
William J. Rounde
James F. Aylward
Aylward
Mr. Rounds
Rounds
Cambridge Democrat Race Examines Character and Loyalty
The piece extols Mr. Aylward as a young man of unblemished character and loyalty, while attacking his opponent as lacking capacity and ethics. It emphasizes unity behind Aylward, backed by the Democratic city organization, and warns Democrats and even Republicans against wavering in the contest, highlighting the high stakes for local democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubie
Cambridge
Democratic
Democrats
Aylward
Mr. Aylward
Non-Partisan split outlined in Times critique of Daly admin
The Times criticizes Mayor Daly and the Non-partisan party, arguing Republicans dissatisfy with his leadership. It cites reappointments of Tracy and O’Hern, disputed health board control, and opposition to glue factory and Cambridge field shower-bath funding. The piece asserts Daly failed to uphold party principles and damaged the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Tracy
O'Hern
City Electrician
Institute Hall
Board of Health
Ernest W. Clark
Cambridge
Times
The Ward Seven Republican Club and Party Lines
A Cambridge newspaper column critiques the Ward Seven Republican Club calling its independence a façade. It accuses the club of wavering between genuine party principles and Non-partisan manipulation, predicting continued subservience to Non-partisan bosses and public ridicule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Seven Republican Club
Fragmentary War of Words Leaves Readers Baffled
The brief text fragment uses bold claims about behavior and treatment, implying tension and threat. It references deception and courage, suggesting a confrontation or challenge without providing concrete persons, places, or events to anchor names or dates.
Flying wedge shapes fight in state election drama
A non-partisan alliance called the flying wedge aims to defeat Governor Bates by uniting labor groups across the state to back Douglas. Led by Lowell labor figures, the movement seeks to rally hundreds of associations to oppose Bates over issues including his veto of an overtime bill for women and children textile workers. The Cambridge rally featured leaders from the International Rubberworkers Union and Woodworkers Union as Democrats rally crowds despite Republican criticism.
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Lowell
Bates
Douglas
Conroy
Cambridge
A. A
Thomas J. Edwards
International Rubberworkers’ Union
Wedge
William J. McCarthy
The
Woodworkers’ Union, No. 24
Deaths and local notices from East Cambridge and area
Medical Examiner Swan reports Albert Dearman 45 found dead in 26h Cambridge due to alcoholism. Mrs Julia Murray 68 died at daughter’s home Cambridge Street. funeral at Sacred Heart Church Mt. Auburn burial. Massasoit Outing Club planning January ball. Harvard, Putnam Outing Club rehearsals and plays in Institute hall. Lassell Social Club concert November 18 with George Johnson. Red Market on wheels runs well. A. O. H. Division 49 minstrel show January. Second Baptist Church services for youth. Judge Hamons to speak. William H O Connell 30 buried at Holy Cross Malden. Patrolman Powers cited for stopping youth from jumping on cars. Justine Kennedy Passed away 410 Cambridge Street. Requiem High Mass.
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Swan
Albert Dearman
Cambridge
Julia Murray
East Cambridge
James Galvin
Cambridge Street
Murray
Ireland
Galvin
Patrick Kelleher
Boston
John Maguire
Somerville
Timothy Murray
Glassboro
N. J
Church of the Sacred Heart
Sixth Street
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
East Watertown
Massasoit
Henry Allen
Harvard
West Point
Dick McCormick
Putnam Outing Club
Institute Hall
Insitute Dramatic Club
Hoyt
Lassell
George Johnson
John McDonough
Cambridge A. A
Second Baptist Church
Frank Atkinson
Natick
Middlesex Christian Endeavor Union
Granger
Tremont Temple Christian Endeavor Society
Hamons
William H. O'Connell
Minnie (van Brunt) O'Connell
William
Bridget O'Connell
Third Street
Holy Cross
Malden
John Powers
Cara
Justine
Edward Kennedy
Baturday
Community Notices From Cambridge Area Local Scenes
Mass was celebrated at Sacred Heart Church on Tuesday and the funeral drew a large crowd. Putnam Outing Club met last evening to finalize November 11 ball plans. Massa sorti Outing Club members traveled to Lynn for a dance. Joe Lynch and Arthur Reagan, both known basketball figures, will play in Quincy this season. The Sentinel offers updates on the political scene at newsdealers. Lakeview Outing Club discussed plans for next summer. Fr Mathew Total Abstinence Society held a grand social at St. John's hall last Friday. East Cambridge Women’s Relief Corps hosts a unique New England Dinner on November , tickets 26 cents. Cambridge storekeepers have faced counterfeit money schemes over the past week. Institute hosted a successful stag whist with tables, prizes won by Robert Granger Eugene Callahan and Walter Holloran. Michael Dee votes for Globe Educational Fund can be cast at Manuel Andrews. Institute main hall floor now repaired. An arson attempt occurred at 467 Cambridge Street East Cambridge. kerosene poured at rear door but extinguished by officers. A Second Baptist Church meeting discussed starting a Christian Endeavor movement. Frank Atkinson endorsed the project. Judge Emmons to lecture on The Church and Good Government next Sunday evening. public invited.
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Sacred Heart Church
Putnam Outing Club
Massasoit
Lakeview
Cambridge Street
Institute
Robert Granger
Eugene Callahan
Walter H. Holloran
Michael Dee
Globe Educational Fund
Manuel Andrews
Third Street
East Cambridge
George R. Brine
Davis
Counthan
Second Baptist Church
Fourth and
Cambridge Strets
Frank Atkinson
Natick
Middlesex Christian Endeavor Union
Christian Endeavor Societies
Judge Emmons
Putnam Outing Club Grand Ball Set In Institute Hall
Readied for East Cambridge opening social season the Putnam Outing Club hosts its first grand ball at Institute hall on Friday night November 11. Tickets are selling fast as the event promises social and financial success with guests from nearby towns. The hall will be decorated with plants and buntings. the grand march under W H Holloran will feature colored calcium lights in the balcony.
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Putnam Outing Club
Institute Hall
Cambridge
W. H. Holloran
Successful Fair Held By North Sons and Daughters in St George's Hall
The North Sons and Daughters fair in St George's Hall Central squire runs to tonight’s end after a Thursday start. The program features Mayor Daly opening, Doherty’s orchestra, Swedish Glee Club, Wheel of Fortune, Nipping Tree, Disc and Ring Throwing, Ball Throwing, and Dancing with art tables run by Miss Slorid Hiultquist and others. Exhibits include works by photographer Lund and participants Hultquist, Frykman, Hultquist, and Hultquist. tonight’s acts include music, Northern Light chorus, gymnastics by CYHA Cambridge, and a tattooed man named O Charles Edwards with 866 figures.
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Sons and Daughters of the North
St. George's Hall
Central Squire
Mayor Daly
Doherty
Glee Club
Anners Speleman
Wheel of Fortune
Star of Fortune
Nall
Slorid Hiultquist
Ellen Hultqu
Clara Hedin
Anna Carlson
Eric Lavine
Massachusetts Avenue
Bell
Lund
Paris
Erle Anderson
Mine Hedvig Frykman
Ernest Hultquist
Emal Hultquist
A. Anderson
CYHA
Cambridge
Wim. H. Hunsod
Northern Light
Launry
Notable Exhibition Items on a Foreign Exhibit Leader
The collection includes the Constitution and interfere, American Eagle, an actress picture, the Crucifixion, Last Supper, an Indian on horseback, a parrot, Robbin, Young America, Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor, a Swedish flag, Justice, a man steering a boat, Hon, star, a boxer self-portrait, a monument to a Chicago brother, a ship, an Odd Fellows pin, and numerous other pieces. Overall the affair is described as a pronounced success in every aspect.
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American Eagle
Young America
New York Harbor
U Chicago
Odd Fellows
Cambridge Social Union Offers Wide Evening Classes
The Cambridge Social Union at 42 Brattle Street lists evening courses for a half year. Subjects include English, foreign languages, literature, music, art, science, mathematics, business, and dressmaking with numerous weekly time slots. Open to all members. spaces remain for all classes.
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Social Union
Brattle Street
Hello Girls Dance Party in Newtown Hall
The Four Leaf Clover club of Cambridge, a women’s benevolent group from Bell and New England Telephone companies, held a well attended dance last Thursday at Newtown Hall Winesachusetts avenue North Cambridge. Teresa A Carey led the floor with helpers urging all present to dance, the event ending after midnight and deemed socially and financially successful. Officers for the year include President Teresa A Carey, Vice President Elisabeth Estrange, Treasurer Josephine Carlow, and Secretary Nellie G MacCarthy.
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Newtown Hall
Winesachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Bell and New England Telephone Companies
Mixa Teresa A. Carey
Four Leaf Clover Club
Preetent
Mien
Teresa A. Carey
Elisabeth 1
Josephine Carlow
Nellie G. MacCarthy
Non-Partisan rally scene dominates city politics tale
In a lively note from BSENTINEL'S GOBSIP, chatter centers on a spontaneous movement in the city, with Non-Partisans resisting attempts to belittle it. Rumors swirl about last minute tactics, while Alderman Davis and the Republican city committee reportedly avoid nominating candidates for the city election, opening space for a proxy Republican option on the ballot.
Card Party Aids Hospital Piazzas Fund
A charitable card party at Holy Ghost hospital lecture hall last Wednesday raised funds for winter enclosure of patient piazzas. Attendance surpassed expectations despite poor weather, with RKhodie’s orchestra performing and prizes awarded to both ladies and gentlemen.
Jackson Club Opens Meeting For Democratic Candidates
The Jackson Club announces an open Sunday meeting to back Senate and Representative hopefuls. Speakers include McNamee Cunningham Nickerson Edwards McDermott Cronin Quinn Flanagan and candidates Aylward Sennett Downey. The group marks changes to its quarters to host regular Democrats of Ward Three and plans a grand ball at Prospect Hall on January 18 1906. Mayor Daly and Clerk Counihan attended the water board at Hobbsbrook basin Thursday.
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Senate
Representative
John H. H. McNamee
Henry J. Cunningham
Williamb. Nickerson
Thomas J. Edwards
Thomas F. McDermott
Daniel Cronin
James F. Quinn
Eugene M. Flanagan
James F. Black
James F. Aylward
Edward J. Sennett
Jeremiah F. Downey
Prospect Hall
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Cambridg Sentinel
Massachusetts Ave
the Sentinel Publishing
York
Henry G. Davis
West Vigna
Ward 7
Republican Club
Daly, Coveney and Donovan
Ward Seven Club
Apsey
Grand Army Hall
O’ Charles Edwards
Cambridge Social Union
Iiixtory
Sih
Union Building
Harvard Square
Bsentinel
Cleveland
Senator Rounds
Representative Aylward
John J. Sullivan
Republican City Committee
Brandon
Daly-Coveney- Donovan
Holy Ghost Hospital
Friends of the Hospital
Rkhodie
James A. Melver
W. J. Hopkins
W. B. Cogan
C. 8. Mullen
Dr. Holmes
Leonard Avenue
M. Fitzpatrick
Holmes
Jennie Ball
Lizzie Cunningham
J. Monahan
Thompson
Miss Quinn
Celia Monahan
Broadway
John Kelly
Salem Street
Misses Sennett
Prospect Street
F. Murray
M. J. Conroy
Mt. Auburn Street
Royal
John T. Royal
Short Street
J. Kelleher
KE. Moylan
B. Kelleher
E. J. Brandon
J. FE. Dwyer
Mary Ford
Carlin
Myles
Mary A. Rady
Hospital Aid Society
Jackson Club
Counihan
Hobbsbrook Basin
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