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Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1905

Page

2

Labor Day a Call for Unified Organized Labor

The passage extols Labor Day as symbolizing organized labor’s progress and justice. It condemns counterforces in the capitalist class, urges stronger federation, and stresses that industrial readjustments and united workers’ power are vital to secure workers’ rights and dignified living. It envisions cooperation between Labor and Capital on equal terms.

Canute Partington Atlantic Tabor Theough

Municipal Appreciation Of Physical Culture Gains City Support

New York City mayor approves a 300 stock issue for four new athletic fields under the boards of education, while a 1.2 million plan funds playgrounds and school athletic fields across boroughs. Editorial notes Brooklyn’s stance, highlights prevention through recreation, and outlines a future club meeting with by law plans and naming.

New York City McClellan Board of Education Brooklyn N. Y Eagle Board of Aldermen Manhattan Staten Island Queens Bronx

Playground Need Tops City Plans, Says McNamee Support Grows

The piece argues play spaces are vital as cities value land for markets and warns streets become dangerous play areas. It notes a push for municipal playgrounds and manual training to foster thrift, with Cambridge likely to see a Democratic governor candidate. Delegates vote on the 26th amid broad support for John H. H. McNamee.

Cambridge John H. H. McNamee

Cambridge Couple Weds at St Pauls Church

Miss Jennie Kneeland and Mr. William Balfe united in a nine oclock Wednesday morning ceremony at St Pauls Church Cambridge Rev J J Parrell officiated The bridal party entered to Lefebre Wely organ music and Dubois mass was sung The couple will reside at 252 Beacon Street Somerville after a White Mountains trip and a November return date

Cambridge St. Paul's Church Jennie Ii. Kneeland Jennie Kneeland Broadway William J. Balfe J. J. Parrell J. Edwin Kadeoland Austine Edward Mc Goldrick Lefebre Wely Mr Goldrick Chared Park Wyle Mendelssohn Miss Knox Balfe White Mountains Beacon Street Somerville

St Johns Hall Undergoes Refurbishment and Social Preview

Father Mathew T A notes St Johns hall is undergoing a fall and winter reconstruction with a new floor and stage apron while frescoing is planned. Onset Bay vacationists return home after a pleasant resort stay and look to a lively year ahead under President Ed Gaughan. A new Democratic Club forms as Ward 9 and 10 residents meet at O'Brien hall Concord avenue with John Buckley elected president to promote state and municipal principles.

Mathew T. A St. John’s Hall Onset Bay Ed" Gaughan O'Brien Ball Concord Avenue John Buckley

Charley Williams Hosts Christening at Vine Street Home

A group of Ward 2 councilman Charley Williams friends gathered at 406 Vine street last Sunday evening to celebrate the christening of a new member of Char- RAYMOND FOR SURETY BONDS.

Charley Williams Ward 2 Vine Street Char

Memorial Service for G A R Commander Blackmar

A memorial service honoring General Blackmar was conducted by the William H. Smart Woman's Relief Corps No 27. Mrs Mary A Donovan Mrs Abbie Hastings and others organized the event with the corps quartet and color bearers. They read resolutions and a poem by a member before singing America. Mrs Lyman of Brighton attended as guest and spoke briefly.

G.A.R Blackmar William’ H. Smart Tanner America Lyman Brighton

Morrissey and McDonald wedding in Cambridge street home

Daniel J. Morrissey and Mary E. McDonald were married at the parochial residence by Father McCool on Sept. 3. The couple, soon to reside at 21 Saget Street, hosted a small reception for relatives. Morrissey, active in St. John’s C T A and Douglas Club, and McDonald, long involved in St. John’s Ladies Auxiliary, were praised by friends as popular locals.

Plaice Daniel J. Morrissey Michael Morrissey Dudley Street Mary E. McDonald John McDonald Reed Street Father McCool Florence Humphrey James A. Russell Worcester Wilshine Timds Cameron Street Saget Street Wis Morrissey Belde Carbridges St. John’s Wiliam E. Russell Douglas Club West Cambridge

Raymond's for Insurance Life Ad Copy

Lehan and McCarthy local electricians claim a good job shines in a naughty world as they promote life insurance offerings at Raymond's. The ad frames Raymond's as a trusted source for insurance with bold taglines.

Lehan & McCarthy

The Witch of Cragonstone Chapter Continues

In a storm torn forest Christopher follows a sheltered path toward a cave but a lightning strike and a toppled oak kill him at the precipice. Margaret and Sir Godfrey return indoors as the outburst subsides, fearing for travelers and animals. The tale resumes in Chapter XV.

Margaret Godfrey la Fabienne Mistress Mayland Adam Browidle la Fuabienne Christopher Deaven Sir Godfrey la Fabienne

City notices set for voters in Cambridge wards 1905

Cambridge voters from Democratic and Republican parties will meet September 26 1905 in ward halls across Cambridge to choose delegates state councilor and county conventions and to nominate candidates for the general court ward committees and state committee deadlines noted for nomination papers with offices at 671 Massachusetts avenue and Central Square Building details include ward venues and polling hours from noon to 8 pm with orders by the Board of Aldermen signed by Edward J Brandon City Clerk August 26 1905.

City of Cambridge City of Cambridge Board of Aldermen Institute Hall Cambridge Street Cambridge Athletic Association Cambridge Field Harvard Street Inman Hall Springfield Street Odd Fellows Mall Massachusetts Avenue Citizens' Trade Association Hall G. A. R. Hall Ward Brattle Square Ulding Unity Hall Upland Road Odd Fellows Hall State Committee General Court Central Square Edward J. Brandon

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