Maynard Mourns Mrs P J Sullivan Died In Boston Hospital
News of Mrs P J Sullivan's death came Saturday at 1 30 am in Boston City Hospital following an operation two weeks earlier. A devout Catholic and active parishioner of St Bridget's Maynard, she leaves husband ex Rev P J Sullivan, five daughters, two sons, grandchildren, sisters and brothers. Funeral was at St Bridget's with solemn requiem high mass and burial in St Bridget's cemetery.
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P. J. Sullivan
Boston City Hospital
Sullivan
Quebec
Can
John Poutasse
Weston
Mass
White Cross Guild
Woman’s Club
Maynard Grange
Mildred
Clementine
Marcella
Marion
Henry Ledgard
Louis
Harold
Francis
Marion Ledgard
Amelia
Josephine Poutasse
Alphonse
Edmond
Joseph
George
Charles
Louis Poutasse
St. Bridget’s Church
Walter J. Browne
J. Albert Crowley
P. J. Meagher
Leybach
A. A. Hilferty
Whalen
George E. White
James B. Farrell
Wm. P. Scully
Fortunes in Farthings and Fractional Gains
A Pearsons magazine writer notes shopkeepers and banks profit from fractions and small coin values. Taxes charge 1d for a farthing due while 1d is not paid for four farthings. Banks count fractions of £1 as full pounds for themselves, withholding fractions from individuals. The government uses a fractions fund, amassing over £160,000 in ten years.
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Pearson’s
Naval Engagement Off British Coast
A sharp naval engagement was fought off the Suffolk coast after a German squadron raid on Lowestoft. The battle lasted about twenty minutes with German ships escaping after brief exchanges. two British cruisers and a destroyer were hit but not damaged. On shore four people were killed and overall damage was small.
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London
Suffolk
Lowestoft
Admiralty
Lorraine
Verdun
Garbunovka
Berlin
Sordevole
Mont San Michele
Mesopotamia
Tigris
Dynamiter Smith Granted Release From Leavenworth
Peter J. Smith of Cleveland, convicted in the Indianapolis dynamite conspiracy cases, is released from the United States penitentiary at Leavenworth Kansas because of ill health.
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Dynamiter
Leavenworth
Kan
Peter J. Smith
Cleveland
Indianapolis
United States Penitentiary
Insane Man Kills Woman Near Holland
In Buffalo on April 26 Mrs Frank Major, wife of a local farmer, was slain by Fogelsong a half witted man who had been employed on the Major farm for several years.
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Buffalo
Frank Major
Holland
Fogelsong
President Wilson Seeks National Industrial Defense Plan
An open letter from the naval consulting board committee on industrial preparedness asks American business leaders to cooperate in a national defense program. Starting May 1, agents will inventory factories and shops to map equipment and capacity for war supply production. The plan also includes training manufacturers in war production and forming an industrial reserve to retain skilled workers during war.
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New York
Committee On
Naval Consulting Board
Wilson
Business Men of America
Two Killed In Auto Crash In New Haven Area
Mrs. Clara Biehl of Waterbury aged 35 and Lawrence Hayes a Naugatuck lunch room proprietor died when the car they rode in crashed into a bridge abutment, overturned, in New Haven. The report includes a note on briar pipes etymology from the New York World.
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New Haven
Clara Biehl
Waterbury
Lawrence Hayes
Naugatuck
Probate Court Citation for Mary Welsh Estate
Middlesex probate notices call to all persons interested in Mary Welsh late of Concord to appear May 9 1916 at nine in the forenoon in Cambridge to show cause why John Welsh administrator’s account should not be allowed. Citations to be served by delivering copies to interested parties fourteen days before, or published weekly for three weeks in Concord Enterprise with the last publication at least one day before court and mailed to known interests seven days before. Witness Charles J McIntire Esquire First Judge April 17 1916 W E Rogers Register Edward F Loughlin Lapham Building Concord Junction for Petitioner.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Cambridge
Bedford
View
Bedford Enterprise
Consumption Emulsion Company
Michael J. Dowd
Middlesex South District
Acton
County of
Powder Mill
Joseph Dole
Said Dole
Thomas Johnson
Said Johnson
Mary Skinner
John Fletcher
Stow Road
Middlesex Institution
Frank M
Whitman
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Frederic L. Putnam
Mary Welsh
Walsh
Concord
John Welsh
Concord Enterprise
Charlies J. Mclntire
Esquire
Anna E. Macarthy Executrix Appointed in McCarthy Will
Notice declares Anna E Macarthy appointed executrix of Jennie E McCarthy late of Concord Middlesex County deceased. Bond given as required. Creditors and debtors must exhibit demands or make payments to Anna E Macarthy executrix at 308 Sears Building Boston. April 18 1916. de Wilson Juggins Murphy firm filed.
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Jennie E. McCarthy
Concord
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