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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1904

Page

2

Democratic Fair at Cambridge Promotes Party Funds

The Democratic political fair at Charles River Park in Cambridge drew wide attendance of men, women, and children. Oratory, athletic sports, and festival booths attracted attendees and aided the party treasury, though new vote counts remain unclear. The roster of speakers offered a broad, principled platform with limited mention of candidates, while the President was noted but not central.

Charles River Park Cambridge Boston Herald

Lessons Of The Field Day In Cambridge Democracy

The Cambridge Democracy shows strong organization and loyalty at a city field day. The event, praised for unity and effort by volunteers including ward ladies, signals renewed vigor for the party and a decisive stance against detractors ahead of December elections. It marks the opening of Massachusetts statewide campaigning and asserts the party’s leadership in municipal politics.

Cambridge Massachusetts Daly Coveney Donovan

Editorial Calls Central Oversight of State Democratic Committees

The Boston Traveler argues for stronger central party control over city and town committees. It recalls a two year old governor nomination contest where party machinery tried to graft its platform, demanding anew course and condemning deadwood.

Boston Traveler Massachusetts St. Louis William A. Gaston State Committee United States Richard Olney Russell Gaston Trussell Boston Dewnatragle Auieons Gardner Gloucester Ross Lodge Democratic Party

Massachusetts Democrats urged to rebuild strong state organization

The state Democratic committee faces questions over past leadership and calls for a tighter, more accountable structure. Critics note weak town chairs, lingering Boss influence, and need for broader, representative statewide engagement to sustain future campaigns.

St Johns Literary Institute Celebrates Anniverary History

The St Johns Literary Institute in East Cambridge traces its roots to 1814 when local youths formed an organization to improve themselves amid poverty. It has long fostered education, debate, librarianship, and civic leadership, with members excelling in religion, law, medicine, drama, architecture, and business. The institute built a brick building housing meeting rooms, reading rooms, and games, and has supported athletics in basketball and baseball.

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Remembering the founders of a struggling institute

The passage recalls a large library gymnasium bath rooms public hall institute hall and several stores in a building valued around 40 000. It praises founders and early immigrants who built the institution from poverty and hardship, saying its impact uplifted youths morally and mentally, improved health and citizenship, and hopes its legacy continues to grow as it did in the past.

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Mayor Daly Returns to Fix Fall Fences in City

The mayor returns from vacation and prepares to oversee work around Fresh Pond reservoir funded by a 10000 dollar appropriation. Coveney and Donovan watch party ends for votes as efforts likely rise to secure more appropriations and jobs while Non-partisans face scrutiny. The city shifts back to Democratic rule aiming for honest economical administration.

Daly Messrs. Coveney Donovan Fresh Pond Reservoir

Labor Day Parade Promises Historic City Showing

The Union amen plans a grand Labor Day parade in Cambridge with a capable committee working hard. Citizens are told four months remain of misrule, and organizers claim success is deserved. Also mentions checking voting list and a planned Esopus excursion after a past success.

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Precinct Officers Continue in Ward Four and Five

The listing details ward by ward officers, including wardens, deputy wardens, clerks, and inspectors with names and street addresses for Precincts One and Two in Wards Four and Five. The roster enumerates numerous individuals such as Patrick J. White, John P. Keefe, Charles E. Holman, Harry Ryder, and many others across Boston streets and avenues.

Patrick J. White Harvard Street John P. Keefe Dickinson Street Charles E. Holman Winsor Street Henry C. Cornish Elm Street Harry (. Ryder Broadway William &. Sigston Herbert Colyeibin Street J. Thoms Mieks Essex Steets William Te Edward A Porrorehs Columbia Street Walter KE. Mullett Aedburton Place Anthony J. Sylvester Prospect Stree Thomas J. Conrick Tasneetor John W V. Kirby Colubia Street Tommy Peter de Norton Mirin Streets Theodore P. Hadley Market Street Depty Charles E. Bacon Prospect Street Joseph F. Tay Washington Street Dennis T. Kelley Norfolk Street Lorenzo BR. Mearland Frank B. Carmi John FE. Wickinson Chirk _atrent Charles Given Edward O Montagne Cherry Street Willan J. Murphy Winser Street James Male Street William TL Duty Norfolk Oae

Precincts of a City Police Department Listing

Massive OCR lists numerous names and addresses with ranks like Warden Deputy Warden Clerk Inspector and Deputy Inspector for Precincts One Two and Three plus Ward Eighty. The item reads like a roster of officials including James A Hice Nicholas J OShaughnessy Edward Storey Michael A Gritfin and many others across streets such as Prospect Pearl Franklin and Tremont with multiple wards and precincts.

Capithorne Oak Street James J. O'Connor Leonard Avenue Albert Columbus, Jr Hampshire Street Frankih, Crocker Fayette Street James A. Hice Oxcar A. Johnson Prospect Street John T. Doherty Merk James V. Duffy Antrhu Street Albert M. Chandler Harvard Street George H. Munroe Hancock Street Willian H. Tupper Austin Street George A. Hill Richard L. Barry Broadway Thomas C. King Nicholas J. O'Shaughnessy Brookline Street Edward A. Storey Rockingham Street Michael A. Gritfin Philip G. Smith Cherry Street Harry A. Penniman Pearl Street John F. Coolidge Columbia Street Everett W. Dow Putnam Avenue Charles E. Gordon Peters Street James Lennon William 9. McCormick School Street Thomas J. Doris John P. Garry Blanche Street Warden Arthur M. Stewart Hamilton Street Irving W. Peartman Henry Street Edward W. Quinn Edmund L. Brown Gannett George FF. Dickson Hastings Syne William Frank N. Hill Watson Street Charles 8. Mullin Pitnam Avenue John FP. Driscoll Lopex Street R. Samuel F. Goodell Lake Street Michael Cohen Salem Street Edward C. Woods Massachusetts Avenue George B. D Charles H. Donahue Decatur Street Thomas F. Mahoney R. Charles TH Milner Willam Purcell Hews John J. Donate River Street Jh. Teremiah Quinn Franklin Street J. F. Mulvhill Hubert T. Smith Franklin’ Street Theputy Thomas J. Cavanagh Cottage Street William PP. Heileman River’ Stetet Jaimes T. Peauty, Jr Pletsant Street Insweeroe William OG Howland Green Street Taspeetor Alexander He Chapin Padremont Street Tuspeetor Tas' D. MacGill Western Avenue Theatore Bird Kinnaird Street Losperter Telin Il Tackett Bay Street Tnspeetor Joseph I Biggin Meankiin Street Puspeeter Ponveshy I. Brnesil Bib Freonklin TS. Thoms William Powe Wairmont Street Robin Martin Patk Avenue Charles HH. Cox Untwan Avene Tnspretor Willinty TD. Parks Minune Azine Astreet Th. Davies T. Whelan James TH. Isaacs Hews Street William O'Leary Th. James Reddin Elghyt William A. Treeves Ashton Places Whirden William. Sprague Irving Street Isaac Bradford Saersmento Street John B. Well David Snomunento Street Richard M. Fitzmaurice Dilister Street Edward Stokes Harry W. Conant Ellery Street Warren Tyers Tames M. Channon Michael Murphy Banks Street William T. Phelan DeWolf Street Merbert A. Waterman Milery Street M. Toesepl O'Donnell Grant Street John J. Cooney Flagg Street Thomas HH. Gunn Plage Street Arthur E. Beane Percy N. Bolster Tanks Street John J. Whurston Trowbridge Place

Cambridge Police Prepares for Municipal Campaign Observers Speak

A Cambridge note shows a Swedish Political organization building registration efforts as election day nears. Members, mainly Republican, promise independence from a Non-partisan machine and back local push by Daly Coveney and Dynavat. Swedish leader Are W. Broberg, formerly of Boston, returns to influence Cambridge politics. The piece also covers a frigid assessors dept moment, a funeral for Ernest H. Hy Bisset, and mentions Mt Auburn cemetery cremation.

Cambridge Mate Rp City Hall Daly-Coveney-Dynavat W. Brobere Boston Chas TH. Innes Broberg Cambridge i

Boston Elevated Railway Schedules Arlington Center to Adams Wharf

A dense timetable lists routes and times for the Boston Elevated Railway, including Arlington Centre to Adams Square via Beacon Street, Arlington Heights to Adams Square, Harvard Square to City Point, and multiple branch lines with weekday and Sunday services. Night and late services are noted, with minutes between trips and end times across various streets and stations.

Arlington Centre Adams Beacon St Adams Sq Harvard Lot Arlington Heights Surway Harvard &Sq East Cambridge City Point Subway Broadway Henry ST Cambridgeport Massachusetts Ave Auburn SO. Station Rowe's Wharf Huntington Ave Park South Boston Hunt, Ave Scollay Washington ST Roxbury Roxbury Crossing Mount Auburn Huron Ave Newton Watertown

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