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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1905
Page
5
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Reports from St Petersburg note Russian and Japanese plenipotentiaries paused on Sakhalin and shift to acceptable negotiation points. Russian officials show cautious optimism while public doubt lingers about a final accord as Witte’s stance looms.
Baseball results from American and National Leagues with scores and attendance. Aldermanic graft in Boston prompts grand jury session ordered by Chief Justice Aiken. War department reports charges against Major Taggart filed in April, action pending Ohio divorce case.
Miss Dora White, a Brockton visitor, narrowly escaped drowning at Solomon's pond Sunday after being knocked from a raft. Alderman Charles F. McCarthy, bathing nearby, rescued her as spectators applauded. he declined to comment and Miss White avoided public attention.
Three boys climbed to the top of a 140 foot standpipe to view the country before Supt G A Stacy spotted them. He ordered a descent and gave a lecture warning that future climbers may face police station if they repeat the stunt.
The Highland Athletic Club met at Worcester's hotel and announced new officers led by President John A. McCabe with James A. McCabe retained as matchmaker. Charles Husbands becomes secretary and Daniel J. Kenney treasurer, with existing ties to the club since its charter three years ago.
Miss Prospere Desmarais died at her brother Joseph Desmarais residence on Silver Street Friday morning at 10 o clock after a long illness. Born in St Jean Quebec she spent about 35 years in the city and was part of a family of 18 with only Joseph surviving. She would have turned 83 on September 8 and had been an invalid for over two years. A devout Christian she attended St Marys Church daily until her illness.
About 75 friends attended the Vue de l eau club gathering at their Lake Boone cottage Sunday. David Harpin directed a fine dinner and hospitality was praised. Boating and bathing were featured with vocal selections by Henry Sawyer and Amadee Beauregard. attendees included Mayor Parsons Alderman Geo Stanley ex Alderman Amedee Beauregard and Phillas Lesieur.
Overseers of the poor visited the city farm and after inspecting the barn voted to follow the state board of health recommendation to separate horses from milch cows. A partition will be built, and the board will proceed as rapidly as possible.
The census office in Boston reports Marlboro with 14,072 residents, a gain of 463 since 1900 and a drop of 905 from 1895. The 1905 male count is 6,793 and female 7,279, a female lead of 486.
Miss Alice Scally visits her mother on High Street and Gen William H Brigham leaves for a two week stay at Duxbury. A benefit dance in the opera house, many visits to New York and Old Orchard, and several town workers moving positions are reported.
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