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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1911

Page

7

Trenk Trays and Trays in the Progressive Era Gleanings

A fractured collage notes Trenk trays popularity and trunk configurations, mentions Uncle Bob Partin and a maple tree rat tale, quotes Bayly and Beanie ante, with brief asides on gas, politics and improvements in Piscatewaytown. The item strings together odd local snippets and era curiosities from Bardwell News and others.

Bob Partin Bardwell News

Fountain Pen Refilling Tip Sparks Small Debate

A brief suburban note suggests winding a small device above a fountain pen to ease unscrewing during refilling, claiming it saves time and avoids difficulty. The quirky tip reflects idle life hacks in local columns.

In Day Column Reflects Massachusetts Mayoral Race Results

Thirteen cities voted on licenses with Gloucester shifting to pro license by 377 to 4 against last year. Mayors Ashley New Bedford and Howard Brockton were re elected with multi candidate fields, while Fitchburg and Holyoke saw defeats for incumbents.

Tech Gloucester aAshley New Bedford Botton Manedchacetts Brockton Quincey Waltham Fall River Fitchburg Haverhill Holyoke Marlboro Northampton Springfield Taunton Fail River Charles 8. Ashley Citizens Harry C. Howard Isaac Patch John J. White M. Fred O'Connell Frank O. Hardy O'Connell Independent Citizens John J. Shatgtnessy William 8. Woods J. H. Gleason Nathaniel J. W Fish Quincy William H. Feiker Eugene R. Stone Patrick J. Duane Goo Howard Fall’ River Hardy Patoch Gleason Ashley Peiker Stone Tauhtoh

Griscom Sees Taft. Roosevelt Will Not Seek Presidency

Lloyd G. Griscom of New York former Republican committee chair and Roosevelt ally, told President Taft Roosevelt will not run for president next year. Griscom carried a message from Roosevelt to Taft stating this position.

Washington Lldyd GC. Griscom New York New York City Republican Committee Theodore Roosevelt Taft White House Roosevelt Griscom

Debts Mountain for Boston Broker Nelson G Green

Nelson G Green of Weston files a second bankruptcy amendment showing total liabilities of 181600.20 with assets of 600 and prior amendments listing liabilities of 43000 and 120000. He operates at 89 State street Boston. The case reflects mounting debts amid a troubled financial picture.

Boston Nelson G. Green Weston State Street

Murder in a Sheffield Factory as Five Shootings Hit Woman

A violent incident occurred at a Sheffield factory where five shots were fired. The assailant, a woman, allegedly struck a nearby victim in the head with grazing wounds and fatally wounded another woman before a doctor arrived. The dying victim was shot again as the assailant continued her attack until restrained by bystanders. The woman was arrested.

Siim York Chillingaran

Cause Panic in Court During Triangle Waist Trial

A mob of 300 women, survivors of the Triangle Waist fire that killed 146, attacked Isaac Harris and Max Blanck as they appeared in court for manslaughter charges. Officers and police reserves halted the assault, and defendants were escorted under heavy protection to the courtroom.

New York Triangle Waist Isaac Harris Max Blanck The Waist Company Harrie Blanck Criminal Courts

Federation of United States of China Formed

Representatives from eight provinces met at Wuchang to draft articles for a federation of the United States of China Tang Shao Yi serves as government delegate and an extension of the armistice for two weeks is reported Yuan consents to the extension while reformers hold a convention trial claiming nationwide revolutionary representation The convention has achieved little thus far.

Pekin Wuchang United States of China Tang Shao Yi Yuan Nanking

Smith Refuses Pay for Dual Senate and Governorship

Washington December 6 Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia declines $3000 in salary because he cannot draw pay as both United States senator and Georgia governor. He was elected July 12 and his government salary began then. he chose to keep the state money he was entitled to.

Washington Hoke Smith Georgia United States Smith

Maine College Head Links Cost of Living to Better Lifestyles

Robert J. Aley of the University of Maine tells the Maine Dairy men's association opening session that rising living costs stem from Americans living better and consuming more distinct goods. In related notes, the Austrian steamer Marianne ran aground near Tortugas Florida, wreckers loading cargo. a nitroglycerine explosion in West Liberty West Virginia killed William Kane and his horse team. almanac details include sunrise and sunset times for December 7.

Maine College Norway Robert J. Aley University of Maine Maine Dairymen’s Association Aléy Florida Rocks Washington Marrianne Tortugas Fla Pittsburg West Liverty W. Va William Kane

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