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Newspaper

Cambridge Sentinel

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1905

Page

4

Non- partisan machine faces Daly in uncertain race

The Nonpartisan machine and Daly are at a political crossroads. If Daly retires, nothing changes. if he seeks the nomination, it becomes a declared war amid wary party rivals Champlin Avis Houghton Weeks Wardwell Dallinger Elmore and Clark. Coveney’s advice and a looming autumn rest cloud the path forward. Daly watches the moon, while fate and ambition loom.

Daly Daly Ia Champlin Avis Houghton Weeks Wardwell Dallinger Elmore Clark Coveney Ward 5

Macleod for Senator Nomination Promises Democratic Values

The piece urges Frederic J. Macleod as a Democratic caucus candidate for senator praising his democratic spirit public service ethic and independence. It extols his appeal to the people notes his readiness to campaign against the incumbent and portrayals of rugged honesty and sagacity backing his suitability as a standard bearer.

Frederic J. Macleod Friends of Democratic Macleod

Signs of Defeat in Cambridge Senate Race

The article traces Senator Mellen’s shift from joking about Monahan to branding him dangerous. It details coercion and layoffs used by Mellen supporters, condemnations of Monahan, and attacks on ex mayor McNamee and others. The piece urges proof of accusations and hints at purging alleged corrupt Democratic figures in Cambridge.

Mellen Leutenants Mr. Monahan Monahan Suffolk Mellon Mr. Mellen Boston East Cambridge McNamee Henry J. Cunningham Cambridge Senator Rounds Democratic Party Messrs. McNamee, Cunningham

Political attack on Mr Mellen and allies referenced

A letter denounces low tactics by Mr Mellen and his followers. It notes Mr Mellen praised by his rival supporters while retaliating against critics. The writer claims he aided Mr Monahan in earlier clashes and quotes a Latin adage about the gods and madness.

Mellen Monahan Mr. Monahan

Several Democratic Caucus Contests Advise Voters

A city notices several contests in the state election with caucuses set for Tuesday from noon to 9 pm. The piece urges every Democrat to vote for qualified candidates and delegates, stressing experience, principle, and civil discourse while affirming that the majority decision binds everyone.

The Art of Finance and Tax Rhetoric

A satirical essay mocks advocates for higher taxes and grand transit schemes. It questions raising the tax rate toward 25 while suggesting subway fantasies and urging readers to bow to the supposed wisdom of fiscal excess. The tone critiques political leaders and mass transit ideals without graphic detail.

Massachusetts Cambridge

Unjust attack on Daly and Donovan over natualization case

A local piece defends Messrs. Daly and Donovan against opponents criticizing their friends, noting a fraudulently connected naturalization witness and two others. It urges mercy, fairness, and cautions against ingratitude while calling the three men out for the harm caused. The letter frames the two gentlemen as noble, urging restraint and forgiveness.

Daly Mr. Donovan Messrs. Daly Donovan Messrs

Augustine J Daly in wilderness and decline of a statesman

A reflective profile of Augustine J Daly portraying a fallen leader who once inspired respect, now solitary and unseen. The piece recalls his past admiration from strong men, his current desolation, and a humorous allusion to political dynamics and loyalty. It suggests public longing for his return and hints at a controversial election cost.

A Reflective Rant on Partisanship and Greatness

The piece questions political leadership and fame, contrasting past figures Bancroft Champlin Sortwell Dickinson with a celebrated statesman. It mocks self admiration and begs restraint as it imagines absurd scenarios, then ends with a decision to stop writing.

Bancroft Champlin Sortwell Dickinson

Cambridge Commercial School Opens With Strong Demand

Cambridge welcomes the Cambridge Commercial School opened Monday September 11 by an Providence based firm. Enrollment has doubled expectations with many graduates of local high school commercial departments joining. The school offers day and evening classes aiming to instill the motto Build for Success in its students.

Cambridge Providence R. I Cambridge Commercial School

Sennott's Senate Bid Backed By Cambridge Backers

Edward J. Sennott of Cambridge, a Democrat, is praised by supporters as he campaigns for a State Legislature seat. The article notes his two years in the House representing the second Middlesex district, his advocacy on insurance reform, disputes over Cambridge gas pricing, attempts at a flat gas rate, and push for Cambridge subway access.

Ned” Sennott the Sentinel Sennott Edward J. Sennott Cambridge Middlesex State House Nes Sennett Committee On Insurance Sennolt University House Committee On Rules Frederick Deitrick Municil Democratic Party Tle Jeremish FL Downey Colling Boston Downey Thomas McDermott Second Middlesex Edward J. Sennoit McNamee Common Council Board of Aldermen Thomas Keough John Hart James F. Black Representative Downey Tie Water Board James Quinn Steve Harrington Michael O'Connor Union Labor O'Connor Collins Edwards

Downey Holds Open Air Rally for State Legislature Nomination

Representative Jeremiah F. Downey spoke at a Dover rally near Cambridge Field at Willow and Cambridge Streets. A crowd listened as speakers argued for Downey's second State legislature nomination, with James H. Gallagher presiding efficiently and showing strong familiarity with the event and local sentiment.

Jeremiah F. Downey Cambridge Field Willow Cambridge Streets Downey James H. Gallagher

Downey Receives Warm Support at City Rally

Alderman Maurice Lynch, Representative John J. Conway, and others praise Downey’s early record and leadership. Downey, greeted with a hearty reception, vows to remain a diligent custodian of constituents’ interests as caucuses approach. Three cheers for Jerry Downey close the rally.

Marine Downey Maurice Lynch Mr. Downey House Walter L. Collins Dorchester Conway James F. Black Tie Jerry” Downey

Irish National Foresters Hold Smoke Talk at Essex Hall

John Boyle O Rielly Branch No 415 Irish National Foresters held a social smoke-talk at Essex hall 40 Prospect street with over 400 present. James T Barrett Branch Columbia spoke on his trip to the British Isles. Speakers included Michael O Connor Sam McArthur Tom McDermott and Tom Burke. An entertainment program featured Keefe reading Ro and the McLaughlin dancers and Haley Weston singing. A collation followed.

John Boyle O Isle of Green Patriots Michael O’connor Sam McArthur Columbia McArthur Tom McDermott Hendrick’s Club Andrew J. Keefe Tom Burke George McNamara McLaughlin Brothers Roxbury Buck Wing Edward Haley Martin Weston Ireland

Victor Associates Meeting Deliberates Democratic Candidates

Last Sunday at the Victor Associates club rooms Democratic candidates for city offices were invited to share views on public issues. President Gallagher presided and honorary chair Thomas J Edwards responded, stressing registration naturalization work to grow the party and noting foreign vote tends toward Democracy.

Victor Associates Portland Hampshire Streets Rank Gallagher Gallagher Thomas J. Edwards Edwards Democratic Party

Political meeting and basketball club recall Cambridge figures

A Cambridge political gathering featured Representatives Deitrick Downey and Sennoit praising party unity and local leadership after moments honoring Mayor Collins. The event also highlighted the Columbia basketball team history and Captain Mike Burns as a key figure, with a musical interlude and a closing resolve on Collins' death.

All Star Captain Burns Elected by Greater Boston Group

Michael Burns, known as Mike, was unanimously elected captain of the Greater Boston Basketball association. The article praises his leadership and mentions upcoming stage renovations at St John’s hall, new lighting, and a minstrel show with a star cast including Ed Gaughan and others, plus a growing bowling club scene and strong cooperative effort by the ladies' society.

Tiger Five Tim Desmond Fred Corbett Chris Holden Arthur Townsend Bob Gormley A. J. Murphy Columbia New England States Dorchester A. A Jamaica Plain Teasdale All Stars Five Michael Burns Greater Boston Basketball Association Mike” Burns Mike Captain Burns St. John’s Hall Billy” Feran St. John's Hall Fourth Street Ed.Gaughan Hughie O' Rourke Jim Whalen Jim Durnan Billy Feran John Quinn Charley Gormley Gaughan Ladies’ Society

Rehearsals Begin for Grand Minstrel Show at St John’s Hall

Father Mathew 8 society announces rehearsals for a grand minstrel show and dance to be staged with the ladies’ auxiliary at St John’s hall starting tomorrow afternoon. Director Dom Keegan will guide rehearsals through the production in November, recalling last year’s acclaimed instruction.

Ladies’ Auxiliary St. John’s Hall Dom Keegan Keegan

Cambridge Social Union to Reopen Near Harvard Square

The Cambridge Social Union near Harvard Square will reopen in about two weeks offering around sixty evening classes for men and women. A new feature is the employment bureau, operating since last summer and continuing year round to assist applicants in bookkeeping shorthand and other positions. The union is presented as a valuable asset to the city’s industrial and intellectual wealth and a means to acquire practical knowledge for a comfortable future.

Cambridge Social Union Harvard Square Employment Bureau

Pleasant Social Club Forms In Ward 7 Circles

A group of Ward 7 voters establishes the Pleasant Social Club at 312 River Street. Fifty-two charter members enroll, with John J. Corcoran as president and Sol Barber as vice president. A planned installation and future push to influence Ward 7 toward the Democratic Party are noted.

Ward 7 River Street John J. Corcoran Sol” Barber Ed” Crowley John Harrington James Collins Albert Hamilton George McCoy Jas, Burke Ed. Hollis James Farrell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Augustine J. Daly John Boyle O'Rielly Victor Associates Meeting George F. Monahan Thomas Henry Eleanor George Francis P. A. Collins Joe Dover John Connorton Arthur Valley ALL Star Father Mathew T. A
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