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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1907
Page
3
A large Maynard Temperance League gathering at Music Hall discussed the political scene and debated endorsing a temperance aligned candidate. The group considered hiring a court stenographer for upcoming trials and outlined expected actions if Maynard gains the Republican nomination.
A crowd of 700 witnessed Maynard edge P A C Lowell 33 to 32 at Music Hall in a tense slugfest. Referee Mahoney sparked controversy with a late foul and disallowed basket as Lew’s tying score was disputed, adding fuel to postgame debates.
Chicago Tribune notes that neglecting a cold can endanger children and adults. It urges proper food, ventilation, and dry warm clothing, and endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as safe effective treatment sold by H. J. Dwinell in Maynard.
A huge Saturday morning crowd filled the district court for the Anti Saloon league and Maynard Temperance league liquor cases. Judge Keyes delayed ruling on all but William Campbell, with testimony from Sheriff Nutt and others about liquor found at the Maynard House and related license questions. The defense and prosecutors argued, but the case was dismissed for now, while related hearings for Wall Ferns and Edwards were later scheduled. Miss Blanche Mason enjoys a Hudson school vacation.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm is touted as a quick relief for rheumatism sciatica lame back lumbago and deep seated muscular pains in a Maynard advertisement by H J Dwinell. It emphasizes strong relief and popular use among sufferers.
Manager James Ledgard of Maynard basketball says he plans to bring big attractions for upcoming games and has nothing to say about Hudson. Maynard draws 600 to 700 fans due to secured attractions while Ledgard notes Hudson lacks crowd appeal and money to compete.
Stock hay offered at 8 to 14 dollars a ton by F R Knowlton West Acton. Wanted position as bookkeeper or cashier by an experienced voting lady. Address Box 325 Maynard.
What to do when you feel bilious is to take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They cleanse the stomach and regulate the liver and bowels. Try it. Price 25 cents. Samples free at H. J. Downnell's drug store, Maynard.
In Dalton New Hampshire on February 27 eleven Pike children aged 8 to 15 were left alone by their parents. Fire drove them from their home a mile and a quarter away where they endured freezing cold and deep snow. A 6 year old girl lost stockings and shoes and both legs were frozen to the knees. The others were nearly insensible but revived later.
Benjamin McElroy waived examination before Commissioner Hayes on charges of violating federal lottery laws tied to the Honduras lottery and was held for the grand jury on his own recognizance totaling 3000 dollars. George Cole faces the same indictment before the grand jury.
Chief of Police Rawlings, returning from New York, pursues William F. Walker the absconding treasurer of the Savings Bank of New Britain. He gave no new details but believes Walker will be captured eventually. In Malden a Tremont street coaster wreck injured nine, including Mrs. Elizabeth Farrow and her two daughters.
Creditors learn F. E. Warburton Thread Co. is insolvent and willing to file for bankruptcy after being placed in receivership. The firm started in 1898 with a capital of 100000 dollars.
George Matthews, detained at the urging of the British consul, faces extradition to Cardiff Wales for alleged misappropriation of funds from the Eastplatt Rate-Payers Fraternal association. He will contest the extradition. Machinists in Providence push for nine-hour day and 10 percent raise effective June 3.
In Maynard a fierce contest for selectman pits Lucius H. Maynard against William Jones. The Republican town committee backing Maynard faces strong temperance opposition tied to Jones, whose popularity and police record shape a tense caucus and heated local politics.
Business men were treated to supper at Masonic hall Tuesday by Maynard Poultry club members. Ber lin Woman's club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. O B Fowler and Mrs. W B Howe attending. The Maynard Woman's club literary department met with Mrs. Squire Siswick after noon to study Scotland. Mrs. Howard Wilson presented a paper, then Siswick shared views from a Scotland trip with descriptions of places of interest. The meeting was enjoyed by all.
The Sisters of Charity at St. John's Hospital Lowell Mass praise Father John's Medicine as a safe remedy for colds bronchial troubles and lung diseases. They claim it prevents pneumonia and consumption cures throat and lung ailments builds you up and contains no alcohol or poisonous drugs. A. C. Loewe & Co.
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