Thurston Leads Democratic Mayoral Field as Others Eye Nomination
The Democratic mayoral race heats up with Thurston Aylward Rady and Deitrick competing while Assessor Brooks steps back. Also obituary notes Boston Mayor Patrick A. Collins, a lifelong Democrat and eminent lawyer, described as a modest yet masterful orator who rose from humble beginnings to public service.
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Mayor Collins
Boston
Mr. Collins
Patrick A. Collins
Collins
Congress
London
Cleveland
O'Rielly
Tremont Temple
Thurston Changes Course from Senate Bid to Mayor Candidacy
The political scene centers on Charles H. Thurston who, after speculation about a Senate run, remains a Democratic mayoral candidate. Republicans favor Senator Rounds as nominee while Democrats wrestle for a strong challenger. Thurston’s decision preserves his mayoral bid and could influence ward majorities in city campaigns.
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Charles H. Thurston
Senate
Senator Rounds
Thurston
Rounds
Democrats
A Word of Advice to Democrats
A call to action for Democrats to be up and doing and perform duties within the party. The message urges active participation to advance the Democratic organization and improve conditions for the masses.
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Democratic Party
Promote Democrat Registration and Civic Duty in District
The call urges Democrats to join a local club or contribute to ward efforts, register if eligible, and assist in the voting process. It stresses prompt action, warns of red tape, and frames voting as a sacred responsibility to prevent harmful laws affecting all.
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Hamess
Non-Partisan mayoralty race seen as rival race breaks out
The Non-partisan mayoral contest centers on Wardwell and Davis with talk of ex-Senator Read and ex-Representative Meyers as possible names. Daly denies candidacy while pressuring trusted lieutenants to push him aside or seek Roosevelt’s endorsement amid internal factionalstrife and Democratic interest.
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Walter (. Wardwell
William R. Davis
John Read
James J. Meyers
Wardwell
Davis
Mr. Daly
Guild
Roosevelt
Messrs
Daly
The Retiring Chairman Henry J Cunningham Reflects on Service
The retiring chairman of the Democratic city committee, Henry J Cunningham, is widely praised for unselfish work and generous support to the party in Cambridge. Under his leadership the committee grew strong, organized, and ready to lead campaigns, gaining respect from both Democrats and Republicans.
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Henry J. Cunningham
Democratic City Committee
Democratic Party
Cunningham
J. H. H. McNamee
Cambridge
Cambridge Gas Light votes 90 cent gas price starting 1906
The Cambridge Gas Light company directors set a price of 1.10 per thousand cubic feet with a 0.20 discount for bills paid by the tenth of the month, making the net 0.90 per thousand. The move is voluntary and aims to foster goodwill with customers.
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Cambridge Gas Light Company
City Aldermen Open Session After Summer Recess
The board met on Tuesday evening with Alderman Quinn absent. The mayor announced the July 2 resignation of Morris P. Nelligan as reserve police officer and accepted it. Thom as F. Burke was appointed as a regular patrolman.
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Alderman Quinn
Morris P. Nelligan
Thomas F. Burke
City Council Deliberates on Street Funds and Repairs
Aldermen debate a 4000 loan for sidewalk repairs and a 6000 street cleaning appropriation while considering street lamp locations and pole placements on Fallen and Chauncy streets. Protests on pole sites are led by Judge McIntire and others as meetings proceed with committee referrals and adjournment after 10 o clock.
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Cation
Carson
Alderman Hart
Flynn and
Coveney
New England Telephone Company
McIntire
Wolcott
Hall, Goodwin, Saunders and Spencer
James
Finance Committee
Hart
W. A. Mason & Son
Committee On Finance
Representative Downey Astar Impression In State House
Practical Politics describes Jeremiah F. Downey of Cambridge as a strong first year lawmaker from the Second Middlesex District. A mechanical draughtsman turned speaker, he champions labor interests especially on pipeline and employment issues while aligned with public policy votes on eight hour work limits and peaceful means during labor disputes.
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Downey
House of Representatives
Jeremiah I. Downey
Cambridge
Middlesex
Jim’ Aylward
Representative Downey
Jeremiah F. Downey
Mr. Downey
A Home Reception by Warren Club at Beacon Street
James Murray of the Warren club hosted a Sunday evening gathering at his Beacon Street home aided by his sister Mrs. Jennie Ryan and her husband Mr. Ryan. The party featured Jim's humor and eight songs by "Mique" Canney with strong vocal display from Joe Roach and performances by Billy Bowen Tom Gardner and the Warren Lyric Trio missing Charley Reagan. Lady guests included Rose McHlr oy Annie Cowhig Mamie Fleming Mamie Barrett.
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James Murray
Warren Club
Beacon Street
Jim
Jennie Ryan
Mr. Ryan
Canney
Joe Roach
Billy Bowen
Tom Gardner
Warren Lyric Trio
Charley Reagan
Misses Rose McHlroy
Annie Cowhig
Mamie Fleming
Mamie Barrett
Institute Notes Ladies Meet to Transact Life Insurance
Last Monday evening the auxiliary ladies met after summer lay off to transact life insurance at Raymond's.
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Raymond’s
Ladies Social Club Plans Amusements and Gym Class
President Miss Mary A. Sullivan presides as over seventy five ladies meet to appoint a ten woman committee to work with the elder society on upcoming amusements. A gymnastic class is likely, with many applicants for instructor. Charles Reagan and Billy Bowen feature in social notes and dances are planned for next Monday.
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Mary A. Sullivan
New York
Ase
Kdle English
Nellie Shaughnessy
Margaret Ford
Loretta Martin
Mary McCarthy
Margaret O'Neil
Margaret Mahoney
Minnie Carey
Margaret Sharkey
Joe Lynch
Billy Bowen
Quincy Point
Billy
Charlie Reagan
Charlie
Julia Galvin
South Framingham
Loretta’ Martin
Foxboro
Mass
Martin
Bessie Murphy
Labor Day
Providence
R. I
Attleboro
Lillian McGuinness
Sandown
N. H
Sadie Quinn
Old Orchard
Bradford Club Notes And Local Union Ball Plans
A Sunday special meeting admitted sixteen new members to the Bradford Club. A regular meeting is set for next Sunday evening at SP, M with all members and applicants urged to attend. President Butler proposes a union ball with committees from Bradford, Douglas, Hendricks and Jackson clubs. Stone Masons and Brick Layers Union S34 endorsed Daniel Cronin for the legislature and formed a canvassing committee. Harting club strongly backs Cronin and formed a district canvassing group. Butler is urged to run for common council by ward 3 voters. Local baseball scene saw the Peli cans clash with the Jolly Dogs on Nanasket beach in seven rounds. Cronin supporters helped by Captain Cheyne’s team. Auburns beat Websters 20 to 4 at Magazine Beach, with Art Clements and Jim Grace shining as Auburn batsmen dominated the field, drawing women spectators in Auburn colors. Murphy's store at Bim and Cambridge streets highlights available groceries.
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Butler
Douglas, Hendricks and Jackson
Stone Masons and
Brick Sayers Union
S34
Daniel Cronin
Assa’st
Harting Club
Cronin
Auburns
Websters
Magazine Beach
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Rice Street
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