Four Rousing Cambridge Democratic Rallies Reported
The Cambridge Democrats filled Cedar hall North Cambridge Armory hall Brattle square Armory hall Central square and Institute hall East Cambridge with standing room only speakers Col Gaston and Mayor McNamee led the events critiquing Governor Bates and stressing state issues The rallies highlighted a strong county ticket push Alderman Authier for county treasurer and James A Montgomery for senator with emphasis on economy and party loyalty amid a tense political race
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Cambridge
University City
Cedar Hall
North Cambridge
Armory Hall
Brattle Square
Central Square
Institute Hall
East Cambridge
Houwdliam Oa. Gaston
McNamee
Oiel
Col. Gaston
Bates
Atul
Land Office
Tan
Judy
Sue
Republica
Joseph O. Authier
Middlesex
James A. Montgomery
Tion
Rounds
Republican Party
William A. Gaston
John S. Bates
North
John Lynch
Kelcher
Ramsdell
Lynn
F. 8. Deitrick
Jas. A. Montgomery
E. B. James
Charles H. Thurston
William P. Nickerson
Francis P. Curran
Edward E. Brown
Boston
Lehan
Sullivan and
Minthan
Massachusetts in decline cited by Bates with census contrast
Governor Bates challenges Colonel Gaston to examine a census bureau pamphlet praising Massachusetts industrial strength while arguing the state's fourth place status is overstated. He notes jagged gains in manufacturing and footwear, warns of neglect in Washington, and calls for a political upheaval to revive the Bay State. Also reports Cambridge forming a Canadian club led by McDougall and Partridge to unite Canadian descendants and honor the city.
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Tremont Temple
Gaston
Census Bureau
Bates
Abeave
Massachusetts
Sidi
United States
Tso
Massachu
Setts
New York
Bay State
Pennsylvania
Tlinois
Ohio
New Jersey
Indiana
Bay States
Ulster
New Hampshire
Washington
Cambridge
William BR. McDough
FE. H. MccDuffe
Thomas J. Partridge
Elevator Tragedy Claims Boston Foreman at State Street
William Nixon fifty living at 63 Brookline Street Boston was killed Tuesday when a freight elevator under construction at 66 State Street fell during descent Nixon in charge of the elevator and an assistant were sent up to fix a trouble and the mechanism failed sending the car to the bottom Nixon was found conscious but failing and died before reaching Relief Hospital in the ambulance from station 2
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William Nixon
Brookline Street
State Street
Boston
Nixon
Extravagance the only rule in this campaign
A campaign piece argues the Republican party in power has pushed excessive state expenditures and rising debt. It cites tax increases from 1.9 million to 2.5 million, growing municipal and contingent debts, and criticizes Governor Bates for profligate borrowing and grandiose metropolitan projects while urging voters to elect a fiscally prudent Governor like Russell.
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Bates
Gaston
Hatos
Russell
Armories
Metropolitan Sewerage Commission
Othe
Boston
Cambridge
Crane
Charles River
Republican Party
Sreckleas
Cambridge Democratic party notes and Siam adviser moves
A Cambridge editor expresses support for a new Democratic paper the Sentinel and criticizes local press vilification. Harvard professor Edward H Strobel will serve as legal adviser to the king of Siam with associate adviser Jens J Westengard also joining the appointment process. Cambridge Fraternal Eagles plan a large second anniversary with a banquet and distinguished guests. William H H Tupper marries Annie M Austin in Dartmouth N S and they begin a honeymoon in the Provinces.
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Sentinel
Cambridge Sentinel Co
Cambridge
The
John H. H. McNamee
Vernom Street
Siam
Edward H
Strobel
Bemis
Harvard
Quincy Street
Legation of
United States
Madrid
Ecuador
Chile
Argard
Lago
America
Hay
Adelbert Hay
Yale
Cleveland
Jens J. Westengard
Law School
Westengard
Cambridge Anne
Order of Eagles
Malta Temple
Prospect Hall
Thomas Grady
New York
William HH. Tupper
Annie M. Austin
Dartmouth
Provinces
Austin Street
Montgomery for Senator in Cambridge on Labor Record
In Cambridge district, James A. Montgomery, born 1863, long Democratic rep in the state house, champion of working people and labor laws, faces William J. Rounds. Montgomery voted for hours of labor, wage protections, public works, and anti poll tax measures, while Rounds opposed labor bills and shifted positions amid party shifts. Voters urged to back Montgomery, deeming Rounds anti labor in multiple key votes.
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James A. Montgomery
Middlesex
House
Montgomery
Boston
Organized Labor
William J. Rounds
Rounds
House of Representatives
Cambridge
Emmons
Bates
Noted Guests Visit Cambridge Scholars at Black Home
Mrs Agnes Smith Lawin and her sister Mrs Margaret Thinlop Gibson, famed for revealing the Syriac pallnpseat and the four gospels on hide, are guests of Prof and Mrs KE Charleton Black. Bible scholars deem this discovery in biblical research highly significant.
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Agnes Smith Lawin
Margaret Thinlop Gibson
Mt. Sinai
Arabia
Mra
Charleton Black
Cambridge Press
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Kelliher
Nickerson
Aylwood
Sennott
Dietrick
Abbott
McArthur
Cline
State House
Montgomery VS. Bounds
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