Maynard News Briefs Roundup of Local Visits and Events
The Maynard town page lists numerous visitor notes and short trips. Residents travel to Cambridge Stow Lake Boon and Lake Boon events while others visit family in Boston Lowell Lynn Providence Montreal and New York. Local social life centers on dances picnics church outings and mill work updates with several staff changes and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gannon
Montreal
Walter Taylor
Miford
Grace Welsh
Chelsea
A. T. Haynes
Lake Boon
James O'Connell
Brown St
E. C. Hunt
Winchester
James Hall
Canada
Phillip Bowers
Frank Binks
Revere Beach
Walter Hanna
Nantucket
Thomas
James J. Hilferty
Frank Burke
Boston
Daniel Ak
Lawrence
Thomas Carey
H. P. N. Dahl
Nahant
Leon Frye
Ottawa
Can
Ruth Blanchard
Timothy Moynihan
Sydney McCleary
Charles Crossley
Maine
William Sargent
South Berwick
A. Reynard
Charles Frinck
North Adams
National Express Co
Amy Worship
Martha
Nettie Binns
Molly Clark
Annie Keegan
Mamie Burny
Leominster
Evelyn Ryan
Robert Warren
Charlestown
James Sherman
James Mahoney
Powder Mills
Ralph Coleman
Maynard
Hudson Brass Band
Pay Delay Shocks Assabet Mill Workers
A Friday morning payroll of 30000 for Assabet mill workers failed to arrive in Boston causing panic among some foreign residents. Press agent L S Smith investigated and revealed the money had not been called for, delaying payment until Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assabet Mill
Express
L.S. Smith
Boston
Funeral of Jesse Richardson Held at Local Church
The funeral for Jesse Richardson was held at 3 o clock Saturday afternoon with many relatives and friends in attendance. Rev. R E Bisbee led the service before burial in Glenwood cemetery and a large display of floral tributes surrounded the bier. The Methodist church bell Mr Richardson presented to the society was tolled as the funeral cortege passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Richardson
R. E. Bisbee
Glenwood Cemetery
Methodist
Richardson
Man Fined for Keeping Liquor Sell Case at Summer Street
Officer Connors questioned Thomas Bell at his Summer street establishment Sunday and seized a quart of whiskey and beer plus empty bottles. Judge Keyes issued papers after Bell reported his story. In Concord district court Tuesday Bell was fined $50 for keeping liquor with intent to sell but could not pay and was jailed Thursday and will face further charges for maintaining a nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Connors
Thomas Bell
Summer St
Mr. Connors
Keyes
Concord
Wanted: bright intelligent man to learn drug trade
Wanted notice seeking a bright intelligent young man to learn the drug trade with an open position at Johnson pharmacy. Also housing and job ads listed: three furnished rooms to let with bath. woman wanted for housework with specific daily hours. dentist Dr. Cochran in Nuson Street, Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Pharmacy
Bath
T. J. Butler
Parker St
Maynard
Cochran
Case's Block
Nuson St
Democrats and Populists Prepare Fusion In Nebraska
In Lincoln Nebraska on August 15 Democrats and Populists move toward fusion. Conventions meet separately but the same day. Democrats likely endorse Bryan for president and Populists may join in backing him.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Bryan
Tehran reforms spark drive to topple shah’s power
Reports from Teheran say progressive leaders demand abolition of the shah’s real authority, leaving him a figurehead and calling for the removal of the divine law that underpins his rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Teheran
Philippine governors vow action after Tacloban conference
Governor Ide returns to Manila with Major General Wood Brigadier General Lee and Governor De Veyra after a Tacloban meeting with 15 presidents and Colonel Taylor to curb the Pulajanes. Leaders push peaceful farmers into raids threatening death for refusals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Ide
Tacloban
Leyte
Wood
Lee
de Veyra
Taylor
Constabulary
Promiscuous Shooting by Soldiers in Brownsville
Promiscuous firing by a battalion of negro federal troops stationed at Fort Brown occurred in Brownsville Texas on August 15 after a search for a alleged assailant. A Negro soldier referenced by Mrs Leon Vans fired several volleys down Main Street wounding Frank Natuy and shattering a policeman s arm and hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownenville
Tex
Leon Vans
Fort Brown
Brownsville
Main Street
Frank Natuy
Mystery Solved How to Prevent Bilious Attacks and Constipation
John N. Pleasan of Magnolia, Inc. reports Dr. King's New Life Pills solved recurring biliousness and constipation. The pills are guaranteed to satisfy or money refunded. Price is 25 cents at Johnson's Pharmacy Ward and Willard's Pharmacy Acton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
John N. Pleasan
Magnolia, Inc
Johnson
Ward
Willard
Acton
National League At Pittsburg Batteries Shine
In Pittsburg on the National League diamond, Leever and Gibson powered a victory with Lin daman and Needham contributing as batteries. American League at Cleveland featured Joss, Kells, Bernhard, Bemis and Buelow, Falkenberg, Hughes and Wekefield in a separate battery setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Basta
Leever
Gibson
Lindaman
Needham
Cleveland
Os Wiehlanton c
Joss
Kells
Bernhard
Bemis
Buelow
Falkenberg
Hughes
Wekefield
South Carolina Mills End Special Concessions
In a dramatic shift, South Carolina cotton mills announce the abolition of all special concessions. After years of extended dating and high freight allowances to northern agents to compete with New England and English mills, southern production is now improved and independent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
8. C
South Carolina
New England
Governor to Army Chiefs on Handling Mob Violence
Governor Glenn plans a drastic general order to North Carolina National Guard leaders to prevent mob violence. A warning instructs citizens to avoid mob formations as troops will fire after warning or face court martial. The governor states that mob participants are outside the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Glenn
North Carolina National Guard
Boundary talks allow Labrador timber to continue
St Johns reports that Newfoundland and Canadian officials are negotiating a modus vivendi over the Labrador boundary. The accord would let lumbering interests on Hamilton Inlet keep working while a final settlement of the disputed territory is sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns
Newfoundland
Labrador
Hamilton Inlet
Edict Enforces Passport and Cash for Russian Emigrants
Thorn Prussia Aug 15 new ministerial edict requires Russian emigrants entering Prussia to carry a passport and a cash sum of 100 dollars for adults and 75 dollars for minors. Those lacking funds are to be sent back to Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorn
Prussia
Russia
Bold Robbery at M. H. Hughes Barroom
Diversion 6 police are stirred by a bold break in robbery at M. H. Hughes barroom. Entry gained by breaking a front door pane and pushing back the bolt to rifle the cash register. No suspects named and no recovery reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Division 6
M. H. Hughes
Man bound over on murder charge in Bridgeport
Alexander Herman was bound over to the criminal superior court on a first degree murder charge in Bridgeport Connecticut. Police say he shot and killed Martina Korsehinaki as she entered his home after lying in wait.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Alexander Herman
Criminal Superior Court
Martina Korsehinaki
Herman
Marlboro. S. Bd. Center in Plymouth and local visits
Marlboro Social and Board Center spent Sunday in Plymouth. Grace Reardon of Brockton visits relatives. Numerous locals enjoy vacations, visits, and relocations. residents travel to Milford, Old Orchard Beach, Nantasket, Worcester, and Boston while others return home.
Electric Bitters Cure Kidney Trouble and Debility
The Bear Grove, Iowa resident KE Wolfe credits Electric Bitters with ending two years of kidney trouble and general debility. He reports relief from stomach, liver and kidney complaints, headaches, dizziness, and weakness, with a guaranteed, age of sale offered by Johnson's and Willard's pharmacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. H. Wolfe
Bear Grove
Johnson's
Maynard
Willard’s Pharmacy
South Acton
Piano Buyers Club Offers Savings on Hughes & Davis Pianos
The Hallet & Davis Piano Co promotes Piano Buyers' Clubs with immediate delivery after deposit. Club A limits 50 members selling $250 pianos at $175, with $10 to join and $1.25 weekly. clubs B and C cover leading makes offering savings of 75 to 150 dollars. No extras or red tape. Catalogues and a free Musical Herald copy are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallet & Davis Piano Co
The
Musical Herald
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Yarmouth
Bernice Raynor
Lerwick
James Glennon
Pittsfield
Michael Brake
Lillian Usier
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Ralph Newton
May Smith
Hanover
Mary Coughlin
Cambridge
Helen Crowley
Salisbury Beach
James Parkin
Pawtucket
R. L
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Henry Axford
Lynn
Ethel Quinn
South Boston
James O'Donnell
Isabelle Miller
Ballardvale
Helen J. Veitch
Frank Fitzpatrick
Medford
Frank M. Lawton
Alice
Fanny Nagle
York Beach
Bert Stuckett
Albany N. Y
Elmer Stuckett
Sylvester Sullivan
Inez Scully
Mamie Driscoll
Providence
Cooperative Hall
Robert Gould
Margaret Murphy
High St
Smith
Scranton
Miess
Kate O'Brien
John O'Brien
Prie St
B. J. Coughlin
New York
Suburban Newsdealers Association
Richard Fisher
Edith
Sadie McKenna
Hyde Park
George Gerry
Collinsville
Ella Taylor
Springfield
Charles Donahue
Mary McKenna
Malden
James B. Hilferty
Duncan Lattimer
Greenville
R. I
Lester Jones
Baxter
Ella
Squire Siswick
Europe
Harry May
Arthur Bariteau
George Rollins
Albert Larkin
Frank Johnson
Henry Price
Plum Island
Catherine Coughlin
Coughlin
Fred Sims
C. Eugene Elise
Maynard High School
is _Belmont
James Keishy
Dorchester
B. Cleary
L. Bloomberg
Joseph Hird
Wheeler
Stow
M. BE
Congregational
M. A
Littleton
Hirlam Curtis
Everett
Veda Henderson
Cordaville
Phyllis Murphy
R. A
Louis Shaw
Lewis O. Richardson
Provincetown
Noble Park
Maynard Social Club
Maynard Brass Band
Sweeney
Spring Lane
A. A. Hilferty
George Lingley
Artemas Whitney
Whitney
William Stancombe
Cigarmakers New England Blue Label
Roomfixers’ Union
Cannon's Block
Frank
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Thos. F. Burke
East Boston
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Lynn New England
Fall River
Charles A. Welchlodge
BE. C. Hunt
Marlboro
BE. H. Davis
John H. Reardon
Catherine Lawton
Harry Morse
Funeral Services
Shah
Moller
Crawford Ranges
Annes
Nationa League
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New Bedford
Rll FE
Bedford
Batterion
Kitlolt and Coveney
Barberich and Cote
Manchester
Ril
Mancheste
Lewell
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Haverhill
Worcester
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McPartlin and Duggan
Wit
Lilla Ryan
Waltham
Bridget Harris
Huntington Ave
Augustus Houde
Central Falls
G. F. Folsom
Noridgewock
W. E. Hapgood
L. J. Hapgood
William Sawyer
Pleasant St
Worcester and
Viciity
William Breauvlt
Milford
William Goggin
Friends
Marlboro Brass Band
F. P. Dillon
Hudson St
Patrick Moran
Clinton
Julia
Mary Costello
Emmett Sr
Joseph Lippard
Elm Sr
William O'Brien
Precourt
Hyannis
Mary Gately
Ringold Sr
Nantasket
Mary K. Carr
Belmont St
Old Orchard Beach
Frank Walcott
Ida Blanthette
Horace Bertrand
Wonderland
Francis A. Stanley
Williamest
George Barstow
Massachusetts
Vermont
Louis Kroll
United States
Arthur Porter
Boston & Maine Railroad
Ayer
Hastings St
A. C. Faulkner
Chicago Crayon Co
Blanche Coye
Florence Libby
Martha Berry
Natick Hospital
Clifton Ell
George Sylvia
M. Morris
J. F. W. Ritter
Youngstown, O
Windsor House
Daniel Bell
Howest
Winthrop Highlands
P. J. McKeever
New York Fire Department
New York City
J. C. Ward
West Main St
George R. Cleveland
Mass
Boyiston St
Boston Telegraph Institute
America
Oon
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Holdtiene
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Main
Frami
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