Boston News Roundup From 1897 Briefs And Debates
Boston talks on public works labor and naturalized workers frame civic discourse. Military pacing notes cover Second Regiment and Sixth Regiment service. The American Wheelmen reach 71 332 members with Massachusetts contributing 9000. a call to focus on good roads is pressed. Debates on Daughters of the Revolution versus Daughters of the American Revolution highlight lineage rules and collateral eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Boston Journal
League of American Wheelmen
Massachusetts
Daughters of the Revolution
Waltham Free Press
Daughters of the American Revolution
Complete stereotyping plant and typesetting added by Enterprise Printing
The Enterprise Printing company announces a complete stereotyping plant to meet Boston printers and run large orders locally. It now offers in office binding and electrotyping, plus new typesetting machinery. Visitors may see the machine in operation at 70 Devens Street from 2 to 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise Printing Company
Boston
Enterprise
Devens Street
Portrait of Senator W. H. Cook of Milford
The Boston Traveler depicts Hon. W. H. Cook of Milford as a smooth faced, intellectual figure with a piercing eye and courteous manner. Described as patient, honest, and forceful in debate, the senator is portrayed as a determined, fair-minded leader with a sharp judicial mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Cook
Milford
Boston Traveler
Senate
Senator Cook
Mil
Cook
Not Overdrawn Praise for Senate Leader and Terms
The speaker extols a state senator as frank honest and courageous, worthy of helping craft laws. He notes talk of a third term and believes the district should keep him in the senate for the next decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Middlesex Conference Held At South Framingham
Rev Merrill Blanchard attended the Middlesex conference at South Framingham on Tuesday. Easter services were well attended across town with local church concerts in the Congregational and M E churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Blanchard
Middlesex
South Framingham
Mary Church
Railroad Street
Congregational
M. E
Crowley Held on Drug Store Break-In Charge
Crowley is held for the grand jury on charges of breaking and entering the B F Johnson drug store on March 12 and stealing items including opium. Officers say the opium was mixed into whiskey given to his father, who died, with stomach analysis confirming opium. Judge Keyes detains Crowley in 100 dollars for the next superior court term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Crowley
B. F. Johnson
Joseph W. Coughlin
Partnership Dissolves at Nason Street Firm
The Simon and Carts clothing firm on Nason street dissolves with J Freedburg joining. Simon Kerbachanick moves to South Framingham hoping to return soon with cheap clothing to repay customers for waiting. He says he was frozen out. others claim he was merely hired. He declares I go, but I return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Sheehan
David Henderson
Hugh Doonan
Main Street
Dan Coughlin
John Smith
Dr. Flagg
Nason Street
Simon & Carts
J. Freedburg
Simon Kerbachanick
South Framingham
Maynard Local Shops Offer Millinery and Repairs
Maynard businesses advertise spring millinery at Cleary & Williams Miss Deane and Naylor with hats ribbons and latest styles. J Butterworth offers upholstering and repair at Roberts house Summer street. Freedberg & Carts promise satisfaction on suits at Nason street. The third annual High School declamation prize contest is set for April 30 at 7 45 p.m. in the school hall. Admission is 20 cents. The Eagle bicycle store advertises cash or installments with a few secondhand cycles available.
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J. Butterworth
Roberts House
Summer Street
Maynard
Cleary & Williams
Freedberg & Carts
Nason Street
Miss Deane
Pleasant St
W. Marshall
Nason St
N. Currie
Middlesex
Concord Council R. A
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Henry Goodwin
Boston
A. W. David
Lowell
Clarke
Andover
D. G. R. Hart
Frauk Pierce
Concord
J. K. Sweeney
Olive King
David
Edith Marshall
Marlboro
Susie Abbott
Clara Chaplin
Susie Russell
Florence Wood
W. 8
Leland
Lena King
Regent Clarke
Hart
Garfield
Miss Marshall
Reece
Massachusetts
Concord Junction
Union Church
W. W.campbell
Reformatory Station
Vermont
L. Dart
Whitney's Drug Store
Q. L. .Dart
J. Kulesar
Junction
Mass
Bicycles For Rent and Repair Available On Walnut Street
Price details listed with a bicycle repair offer. The seller, T. J. Nevins, invites inquiries at Walnut Street Maynard and states willingness to repair all kinds and provide wheels for rent by hour day or week.
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Columbia
T. J. Nevins
Walnut Street
Maynard
Concord Junction News and Social Notes
The Blaine force totals 80. Allison Willis works at the post office and church events fill the week. W C T U meetings at Mrs Whitney's. officers report a reformatory visit on Patriots Day and a large Easter concert at Union church with a full program.
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Union Church
G. H. Whitney
Leland
West End
Reformatory
Corinthian Lodge F
A. M
Lowell
Joseph E. Kelley
Somersworth
N. H
S. S
Miss Bullock
Mary Chaplin
Gethsemane
Mr. Campbell
Concord Golf Club Inaugural Tournament Winners
The first annual Concord Golf Club event concluded with OC. E. Cobb clinching the gentlemen’s cup and Miss Keyes winning the ladies’ cup. The two cups were offered by William M. Lockwood. Monday’s competition determined the final standings and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Golf Club
William M. Lockwood
OC. E. Cobb
Miss Keyes
Letters Advertised at Concord Post Office April 20 1897
A list of names appearing in the Concord post office notices dated April 20 1897. Names include Adams Barker Batchelder Boda Bresnahan Bill Cook Colby DuBray Flemming Gates George Holden Keefe Kohloff Martin Martin Marr Magnussen Ojlin Parker Page Pratt Ryan Span hoofd Stickney Sibley Temple Whitehead and several married women.
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Concord
L. 8. Adams
Wm. B. Barker
Carlos Batchelder
John G. C. Boda
E.A. Bresnahan
Capt. Tilton S. Bill
George Cook
W. M. Colby
Joseph DuBray
John D. Flemming
D. Gates
W. A. George
Jos. Holden
Mr. Keefe
C. H. Kohloff
GC. A
Matthew Fletcher
Delia Kennedy
Lizzie Martin
L. M. Murphy
John Webster
Ira Wetherbeke
Card of Thanks for MRS. JOHN GRAHAM and MISS LILLA GRAHAM
We return grateful thanks to friends neighbors singers and all who contributed flowers on our recent bereavement from Mrs John Graham and Miss Lilla Graham.
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John Graham
Lilla Graham
Maynard License Request For Liquor Sales
Maynard town notice states Peter J. Kivlichan and Honnora Kivlichan trading as Peter J. Kivlichan & Co. seek a first class victuallers license to sell intoxicating liquor and a fourth class license for Stock at the Bowling Alley in Spring lane Maynard. The notice appears under chapter 160 public statutes.
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Maynard
Mass
Iron Board of Selectmen
Peter J. Kivlichan
Honnora. Kivlichan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Crowley
Maynard Locals
Blaine
Allison Willis
Royal Arcanum
DeWitt’s
Johson & Son
C. H. Whitney
Poscnra
H. A. Littlefield
West Rc
Alex Gailbow
Myrtle Roach
Albert L. Giles
Frank E. Foss
Concord Artillery
Grege
Foss
Walden’ Street
James B. Wood
California
John C. Friend
Milldam
Blodgett
W. D. Cross
Dunstable
Society of Christain
Trinitarian Church
Nyiione
Concord High
Hopkinson
Concord Boys
Elizabeth Spine
Edith Brown
Alice Gage
Alma Hoegh
Wm. Barrett
May Burrough
Providence
C. Richardson
F. A. Pratt
H.F. Watson
W. M. Lockwood
B.E. Jones
Mrs. Abbott
Mrs. Lockwood
Creighton
Shoe Emporium
Russia
Croceries Teas
W.S. Howe & CO
Gaskell & Taylor
R. R. Station
Maynard, Mass
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
William Davis
Acton
Jonathan K.W. Wetherbee
Cambridge
Acton Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
H. Forsom
Walter B. Currier
5 Park SQ
Maynard’s Block
W. B. Gase
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