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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1916
Page
7
Collector of taxes announces a public sale of undivided land interests in Maynard town due to unpaid taxes and costs. The sale will occur at the Collector's Office on March 23, 1910, at 2 o clock p.m. with minimum bids to cover delinquent amounts.
Fragmentary text lists parcels on Waltham Street and Douglas Avenue with owners such as John Aho Patricia Bt and Julippi Ferrara. Mentions tax 1915 amount 2.00 and various boundaries by unnamed landmarks, indicating a survey or plat of land with buildings and lots.
Patterson, an indeterminate sentence for larceny, fled Joliet Penitentiary on December 8, 1915, but surrendered after telling the warden his conscience drove him to return. The incident follows a separate report of a nine year old girl in Lowell, Massachusetts being scalp-sewn after an accident at a factory.
William T. Pine wins the mayoralty by a narrow margin over ex Alderman John P. Rowe. Pine tally near 1527 compared to Rowe 1427 with Ward 6 and Ward 5 shaping the results. Final city total shows Pine ahead by about 42 votes, amid Democratic and Republican contest.
The snippet lists Common Council members James Grogan and Dr. Clifton B Sowerby with an initial R, indicating a partial roster. Further context nor actions are readable in this fragment.
Ward 3 race lists candidates Tes cca Adelard N oucy and Jerome McCabe along with district numbers and party affiliations. The snippet shows Frank Grenier and Joshua Lemay with partial identifiers and ballot positions.
Tancrede Hy Guertin and Arthur J. Ria are referenced with designation markers and page numbers in a historical citation note. The brief entry lists initials and codes, suggesting an archival catalog or legal notice context.
The report covers mayor elect William T. Pine and Democratic candidate John P. Rowe reacting to results. Ex-Senator Charles V and Alderman W. H. Pierce comment on the city council election and ward outcomes. Voters in Ward 6 and surrounding areas are noted with reflections on the post election mood and pay salary talks.
Joe Morgan paid a visit to the Hudson town hall for a Billy Bengar musical comedy production. Receipts were reportedly skimpy as posters urged attendance while janitor Light collected funds from secured sales and misgivings over advertising hints at a poor showing.
Fragmented OCR reads Sergt John T Kearney and Thomas Edwards heading to camps while Thomas Franklin aligns with Henry B Boyd. Joe Francis O Nell wins Bowlaway with 4 of 119. Jason B Wheeler buys a automobile. Cochran appears as a stray name.
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