Marlboro Independents Roll 346 In Pastime Alleys Match
Marlboro Independents defeated Maynard at candle pins on the Pastime alleys Tuesday evening. Brown of Marlboro set a record with the highest three-throw total ever rolled there, 346 in a single match game. Final score 109 114 123 for 346 with Martin Longley and Collinge also posting 255 and 279 respectively.
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Marlboro Independents
Maynard
Brown
Marlboro
Independents
Martin
Longley
Collinge
Testimony on Marlboro Kidney Pills Highlights Cure Claim
A Massachusetts notice touts Dean's Kidney Pills with testimonials of back pain relief. An unnamed Marlboro resident describes lasting improvement after two doses, while another user claims three years of kidney trouble ended. Price listed as 50 cents.
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Dean
Marlboro
C. Clement
Alexander At
Booth Framington
Mass
Saya
Siemens
Serter Miburn Co
York
United States
Marlborough Savings Bank Notice Reads Like a Directory
A fragmented notice from Marlborough Savings Bank in Marlborough Massachusetts lists names including Jansing and Burbine with titles such as president treasurer and related roles. The reading is partial and dense with abbreviations and scattered references.
Mawson loses two men as Antarctic expedition continues
The Mawson expedition loses two companions including Nin nis and Mertz after ice and snow duties. Mawson and six others stay with the Aurora while the ship departs to explore another Antarctic region. The party aimed to explore and name unknown lands and study the Southern magnetic pole.
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Antarctic
Ernest Shackleton
West Ole
Mertz
Manfein
Nivnis
Nvora
Antarctic Ocean
South Pole
Magnetic Pole
Mawson
Australia
New Zealand
Ninnis
Royal Fusiliers Regiment
Switzerland
Merts
Knox Automobile Company Files Schedule In U S Court
Knox Automobile company of Springfield filed schedules in U S district court here showing debts of 1,286,409.18 with about 400 creditors. Most of the obligations are unsecured. assets list about 1,180,386.66. The firm earlier made a general assignment to partners in Springfield before creditors sought involuntary bankruptcy.
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Boston
Knox Automobile Company
Springfield
United States District Court
Bawa
C.sutton
G. Fisk
Slingfield
Imvolun
Kohler Charged By Vigil Service On Police conduct
Cleveland's Golden Rule chief of police Fred Kohler faced suspension by Mayor Maker after initial inquiry. Charges alleging misconduct were filed with the vigil service commission as bipartisan scrutiny continues.
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Cleveland
Golden Rule
Fed
Fred Kohler
Maker
Tiganderstebe
Kohler
Vigil Service Commission
Lessons From a Mold Drying Error At Moorfields Foundry
An 18th century incident at Moorfields where a mold remained damp led to a catastrophic pour as molten metal rushed into the wet mold. A wary foreman warned against continuing but was ignored, causing deaths and injuries. The government later hired him to prevent similar accidents, moving the gun foundry to the Warren at Woolwich from Moorfields.
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Woolwich
Trig
Moorfields
Altor
Warren
London
Venetian Palace Vendramin Links to Wagner Death
A Parisian account traces Vendramin Palace in Venice from its 1441 build through German prince occupancy and Mantuan purchase for 60 000 ducats. It hosted 1652 gatherings of Archduke Charles Ferdinand and Anne de Medici and later passed by marriage to current owners. Wagner died there in 1883 and his Tristan desk remains preserved beside a commemorative plaque.
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Wagner
Styria
Duchesse Della Grazia
Venice
Paris
Vendramin
Doges
Mantua
Charles Ferdinand of Austria
Anne de Medicis
Richard Wagner
Renamed Villa Sparks Curiosity in Chicago Suburb
In a Chicago area suburb residents prized charming estate names and one homeowner renamed his villa from The Nutshell to Sylvan Nook. Neighbors teased about the change as inquiries flooded in from friends and passersby curious about the new title.
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Chicago
Sylvan Nook
Overculture and Language as Cultural Habit
A fragment discusses culture and language. It contrasts high culture with street speech, arguing English has many words and a dictionary set is a good investment to improve vocabulary. The piece emphasizes habit formation and finding precise meanings and pronunciations.
Probate Notice of Whitney Will in Cambridge Court
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court cites heirs and interested parties in the estate of William H. Whitney of Concord to appear March 19, 1913, at nine in the forenoon in Cambridge to show cause why letters testamentary should not be granted to Josephine Osgood Whitney. Public notice to be printed weekly for three weeks in Concord Enterprise.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
William H. Whitney
Concord
Josephine
Osgood
Whitney
Cambridge
Concord Enterprise
Charles .J. Meintire
Te ‘Uire
Wenryfourth
Mirsennening Hundred
Maynard Caucus Shapes Town Office Contests
In Maynard the Tuesday night Republican caucus saw Bull Moose factionists and loyal Republicans clash as candidates faced challenges. Sanderson won town clerk with 198 votes to 88, while Damren affirmed as a Republican amid scrutiny. Tax collector saw Hector Roberts prevail with 92 votes. John Kelley received 82, Fred Sims 71, and Christopher Wilson 47. Albert Batley was elected chairman. Gavin Taylor, secretary, with tellers named.
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Mr. Sanderson
Mr. Damren
Albert Batley
Republican Town Committee
Matt Hale
A. D
Hill
Fred Fosdick
Christopher Wilson
Gavin Taylor
H. Linwood White
Emanuel Taylor
Thomas Deane
Ae Theig
Frank Beb
Sander William Jones
Ralph Whitehead
H. Gutteridge
Roberts
Michael F. Mull
McCleary
Death Notice for Mr Ling in Sue Town
The notice reports the death of Mr Ling aged 80 in Sue Town after illness spanning a period. It notes his long residence with his wife of 60 years and mentions a funeral and burial at St church tomorrow morning.
Gleam Fest Announces Surprise Migs Mildred Event
Local event page hints at a surprise appearance by Migs Mildred at Gle a fest on Thursday. Details remain terse with organizers prompting attendees to stay tuned.
Maynard News Briefs Include Local Events and Obituary
The Maynard area reports a theater party, a postmasters convention attended by Postmaster T. B. Walkerward, a soccer exhibition with Lynn, and a Woman's Club outing to Concord. Local residents travel for health, linen and laundry news, and several social visits are noted. A death in Bolton touches families Dennis B Sheehan and Wil Van Haggerty. Sold items include auto and barley products, with local listings for cottages and land.
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T. B
Ameri+ me
Arthur EK. Walkerward
Lloyd
M of Allah
Boston
Prige
C. Hewdersons
Maynard
Frank Fisher
Stanley Rice
Lynn Fosse
Concord Junction
Lynn
Woman's Club
Concord
Christober Kidder
Zangwill
Concord Woman's Club
Florencé’ Murphy
North Reading
Clayton
Hunt
Maynard New Method Laundry
Mary Rhodes
Waltham
Maud Riley
Attleboro
Amory Maynard
Letitia
Lizzette
Florida Dupuis
Mildred Comeau
Mary Spence
Marion Ballou
Rose, Monther
C. F. Connor
Clara Rainville
Lempi Jokela
Finland
Von
Worcester
Costly George Taylor
Jersey
Portland
Annie’ Hekberg
Chelsea
James Coulter
Summer St
Dennis
B. Sheehan
Wil- van Haggerty
Bolton
Sudbury Mrs Allee Dies After Illness At 54
Mrs Allee formerly Jarius Ox died at 6 in the morning from pneumonia after illness. She was 54, a native of Brookfield, N. survived by one son. Funeral services will be Thursday at her late home Bradley of Lincoln in Woodlawn cemetery.
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Jarius - Ox i
Brookfield
Bradley
Lincoln
Woodlawn
Veto
Bedford H B Young Reports Fat Harvest of Blue Ice
Bedford H B Young claims a fat harvest of blue ice with 3 000 tons produced. He notes intelligent efforts ensured ample ice supply for the nature department. Par ent-Teacher association March meeting set for 6th at 3 20. Mrs Warren writes an essay on Trees of County.
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H. B. Young
Mr. Young
Tiis
Parent-Teacher Association
Warren
John G. Thorogood
Cambridge
Diety
Knights Templars
Civic club urges road funding and land for town project
The Civic club calls voters’ attention to a town warrant for 2000 dollars to finance road work. They propose land donation and a muck removal plan, suggesting about 1000 dollars for stripping and completion. Also notes a Wininmil coach sale and a Danish girl seeking work.
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Civic Club
Menant Co
South Acton Notes and Local Society Events
Charles Whitney of South Acton shows slow rheumatism recovery with both arms affected. The Congregational church Ladies' Social Circle plans to host reader Howard Prye on March 18. W C T U met February 26 with Mrs. Christie. several women spoke on Frances Willard’s life. Mrs. Annie J. Eaton of Newton discussed temperance work. Mrs. Nettle Haywood, Mrs. Frances Hawkes and Mrs. Lily Case attended Middlesex County WCTU anniversary in Lowell, hearing leaders including Mrs. Lillian Stevens and Miss Elizabeth Gordon. Charles Richardson of Worcester and Stella Richardson of Princeton visited. About 20 attended the Exchange Hall social for seniors overseen by Prof. Green. Mr. and Mrs. John wel-
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Charles Whitney
Congregational Church
Howard &. Prye
Christie
Frances. K. Willard
Annie J. Eaton
Newtonds
Nettle Haywood
Frances Hawkes
Lily Case
Lowell
Middlesex County
T. VU
Lilian M. N. Stevens
Anna Gordon
Elizabeth Gordon
Katherine Lent Stevenson
Charles Richardson
Worcester
Stella Richardson
Unitarian Church Service Notes and Choir Changes
In memory of Charlotte A. Tuttle, the late half sister of Mr. Ames and related church events are described. Miss Carrie Strapley remains ill. Miss Eva Gray fills as organist while Genie Fletcher returns to duties and may rejoin the quartet. Mrs. Blele Rose of Concord steps into the choir.
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Ae Ae Ton
Charlotte A. Tuttle
Ames
Carrie Strapley
Eva Gray
Genie Fletcher
Pss
Blele Rose of
Concord
Universalist Church Ladies Hold Fancy Supper and Exhibit
The Ladies Circle of the Universalist church plans a scalloped supper in the vestry on Thursday evening February 27 at 6 20. The program includes soprano solos Otis Forbush violin solo Hayes and an exhibit by Men Milliners from Paris showcasing spring styles. A group of suffragettes stranded en route will attempt to earn money by sawing wood.
Congregational Church Schedule and Evening Service
Friday evening preparatory lecture at 7 30 and Sunday service at 10 39 followed by special music. Mention of music and leaders noted with an ideal Christian framing.
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Ideal Christian
Rism
Truly as Youths A Fragment From a New York Encounter
A garbled diary-like fragment describes a New York person showing nerves and recollections. The narrator recalls a tense moment and an exchange about payment while dealing with a towel and an apparent dispute.
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New York
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