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.
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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.
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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.
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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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St. John's
Cambridge
Tt Line
Beig
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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Institute Hall
Bfeh
Hfe
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.
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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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Union Amen
Whch
Shcress
Cambridge
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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West Virginia
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Trecinet
George B. Ketcham
Highland Avenue
Wartden
R. Samuel BE. Parker
Henry J. Duly
Antrim Street
Willi J. Sullivan
John F. Holibery
Arthur D. Saul
Wight and
Avenuue
Irving B. Coburn
Ellsworth Park
John Badie
Thomas J. Edwards
St .Tremont Street
George T. Messer
Harris
Oliver
Arthur BR. Burns
Sau
I. Willan J. Parker
Richard M
Raymond
Raymond's
Enoch Beane
George A. Beane, Jr
Prescott Street
Walter H. Mackett
Mt. Auburn Street
John P. Lally
Otter Street
John A. Joseph
D. Francis J. S.uilvan
Surrey
Sipers
Frank M. Hunnewell
Ash Street
William A. Lister
Shepard Street
Thomas A. Hillery
Willard Street
Thomas McMahon
Charles M. White
Mellen Street
William Earle
Healey Street
Geo. L. Taft
Lowell Street
Geo. H. Carrick
Lake View Avenue
Robert E. Powers
Cushing Court
John Ey Shea
Revere Street
Daniel F. Gullivan
Kenaway Street
David H. Sullivan
Precinct Two
John W. McDonald
Vineyard Street
James Andrew Curry
Joseph H. Williams
St. Arthur S. Bennink
Buckingham Street
Jesse W. Moreland
John Kinnear
James L. Brown
Hugh V. Conley
Garden Street
Michael Ff. Hillery
Eustis Street
Fred D. Norton
Upland Road
Louis I. Conant
Traymore Street
Diant R
Theodore H. Taft
Avon Hill Street
Edward F. Harris
Edwin A. Peterson
Tenry C. Shaw
Forest Street
William F. Melley
Haron Avenue
Joseph P. Martin
Mt. Vernon Street
James F. Con
Linnaean Street
John H. Conlin
Walden Street
Timothy C. Cosgrove
Tuttle Street
William J. O'Brien
Huron Avenue
William HH. Grueby
Harris Street
Walter Stimpson
James A. Smith
Pemberton Street
Isaac Albert McLean
Dover Street
Willi A. McLein
Fred Merce
Russell Street
Daniel J. Kelleher
Reed Street
Revcroft
John B. Halliday
Creighton Street
Patrick J. Scanlan
Whiam TP
O'Connor
Rindge Avenue
Daniel FP. Doran
Chiy
Edward H. Locke
Denis J. Moynahan
Porter Read
Geoffrey L. Whalen
John 1S Connor
Vin Norden Street
Depouty
I. Henry le. Woodworth
Tenney Streets
Edwin A. Ryan
Clifton Street
R. James W. Hunnewell
Orchard Streets
I. Frank W Jotuson
Zach
Ro Andrew
Fassett
Walden Streets
Th. Thomas Tanely
Sarcent Street
TP Spector
William C Mitchell
Frank W.trelegan
Chay Street
Cornelis V. Breslin
Orchard Strest
Ernest H. Hy Bisset
Cushing Street
Mt. Auturn
Elmconnell 30
Royal Arcanum
Cambridge Cemetery
Washington Grammar School
Albin L. Richards
Mile ST
Central Square
Main
Dietrick, Duncan & Wolcott Attorneys At
Law
State ST
Francis P. Curran
Pemberton Square
Haymarket
Hotel Majestic
Arthur L. Farrell
Court Street
Spring St
James B. Vallely
Briggs
Tel
Amory St
John J. Scott
Pemberton Building
J. Joseph Foley
Chronicle Building
Massuchusetts Avenue
John E. Hannigan
Barristers’ Hall
Jas. F. Aylward
Treemont Building
Tremont St
Prospect St
Freeman Hunt
Court Square
George A. Perkins
Cougt Square
James D. Hill
William J. Greene
Koylston St
Ball
Wil
Orrice Tel
Iliard St. Hovsh
John P. Brennan
Attorney-At-Lawm
Harvard Square
Maurice M. Lynch
Frank Street
Haymanket
John A. Kelleher
Tremont
Rive St
Felix Conlan
SaEheEe Street
Anrnur P. Stone Huan Kanenoft
Frederick W. Dallinger
Harry N
Stone, Dallinger & Bancroft Battorneys-At-Law
State Street
W. J. O'Donnell
Tremont Building
Mass. Ave
Boston Elevated Railway CO
North Cambridge
Starvard SQ
Riverside
Scollay SQ
Raymond’s
Millett’s
Brattle Street
Boylston Street
A. W. Millett
Prop
Herbert L. Rose
J.A. Cummings Printing Co, Printers and Publishers
Oliver Street
Braas
Prea
M. Cavanagh
Main Street
James Curry
Junction Main St
G. P. O'Brien
Bay St
C. Miller
Massave
Whiting & CO
Union Stables
Bodin and
Sai Stables
Green St
Masa