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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1905
Page
1
East Cambridge and Charlestown voters face a choice between two Democrats, George F. Monahan praised for long service and integrity, and James J. Mellen, incumbent accused of inaction. The editorial argues Monahan’s merit, noting his poverty to prominence and charity, while countering claims around liquor licensing and Mellen’s conduct.
Cambridge and Charlestown residents attended large rallies in support of George F. Monahan for the Democratic nomination to the second Suffolk Senate seat. Speakers praised his candidacy, recalled party leaders, and urged East Cambridge voters to back Monahan, with continued events planned at Institute Hall and local halls.
The Lowell nine faced a hard bumps at Lowell last Wednesday before a strong attack by the Lowell finest. Officers Jud McCrehansen and J Green led the home team’s defense, performing well despite long hours on duty reducing practice time.
The Partisan party stalls Daly's bid as candidates observe his move while Daly seeks ally backing for a strenuous two year campaign. The council rejects a lunch for precinct officers, and Meyers eyes Hannigan’s city solicitor race amid party machine maneuvering and caucus timing. Tom awaits further developments.
A Riverside Boat Club guest explains the weekly socials as the club's key popularity factor amid three months of strenuous activity. The Sentinel reports on the club’s social appeal and ongoing efforts to balance events with demanding schedules.
In East Cambridge the Sentinel notes Monahan support rising to a likely three to one advantage, while Mellen starts strong. Monahan rallies in Charlestown hint a handsome ward majority. MacLeod backs in Second Middlesex district against Rounds with a finance committee and funds. Thurston supporters plan campus for mayoralty campaign with weekly club events and dances, offering banners, boats, and hospitality.
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