Shah of Persia Dies as Europe Seeks Persian Prestige
The Daily Mail reports the Persian Shah Muzaffar-Ed-Din died last evening after vital functions ceased. His heir Mohammed Ali Mirza and ministers were summoned, with mourning rituals begun. The article notes Persia's strategic position between Britain, Russia, and growing German influence, plus the Shah's pro-Russian stance and lavish personal fortune.
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London
Daily Mail
Teheran
Persia
Europe
France
Centreville
Paris
Shah
Suife
India
Russia
Persian Gulf
Germany
Great Britain
Bagdad
Muzafar-Ed-Din
Sikh
Nasr- Fad-Din
Tsog
Maurer Badesh
Nasr-Nd-Din
Muzaffiar- Sid-Din
Azerbaijan
Masud
Mirza
Ispahan
Nasr-Ed-Din
Abdul Azim
Muazaffar-Ed-Din
Wines
Ishg
Mohammed al Mirza
Pew Shah
Liffe
Averbaijan
Muzafar
Ed-Din
Marlboro Community Notes Include Banking Date and Events
Deposits gain interest at Marlboro Savings on January 16. Local updates cover court renovations, factory output at Mainst, steam work at Inest building, and a frost bite recovery. Community births, travels, church events, and club meetings are noted with several local names and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro Savings Bank
Court Marlboro
White & Menanor
Inest
David Flynn
Harold Goldbrant
Belmont St
Baptist Sunday School Celebrates 14 Years of Supt Warner
Recognition marked the 14 years of service by Dr. C. T. Warner as superintendent of the Baptist Sunday school. A 242-member congregation participated as assistants praised his leadership while 15 banners and Bible uplifts underscored the ceremony. The school boasted the state’s leading Bible possession rate per the state secretary.
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Supt. Warner
C. T. Warner
The
Baptist Sunday School
Herbert F. Walker
F.W. Gale
A. C. Starbird
J. B. Janes
T. Warner
Tota
Young Kentucky Governor Beckham Wins Senate Nomination
Kentucky Governor Wickliff Beckham defeats James McCreary in the Democratic primary to claim the U.S. Senate seat, after a protracted career rising from lieutenant governor to governor amid a whisky reform push and a high-profile clash with Kentucky politicians. Samuel McMillan wins the New York district seat after the death of John Ketcham, becoming a Republican representative. Pat Sheedy fingers epigrams and a mix of wits while Ethan Hitchcock defies reformers as Roosevelt’s trusted cabinet veteran. Wilmber Nesbit’s novel The Gentleman Ragman draws headlines with a Chicago twist over Annie Davis and Pinkney Sanger. Richard Mansfield’s Peer Gynt success dominates the theatre scene as George N. Sheldon, Nebraska governor-elect, and Harry B. Wolf, future youngest congressman, emerge in national politics.
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Kentucky
John Creps
Wickliff Beckham
C. W. Beckham
Congress
Goebel
Blue Grass
United States Senate
New York
John Henry Ketcham
Samuel McMillan
Samuel M'Millan
Ketcham
Wilbur Dick Nesbit
Nenia
Nesbit
Indiana
Village
Annie Davis
Pinkney Sanger
Annie
Pinkney
Chicago
Maryshal
Maynard Concert and Ball Mark St Bridget's 171th Anniversary
St Bridget's Temperance Society celebrated its 17th anniversary in Cooperative Hall Maynard with an 8 to 9 pm concert by Union orchestra and vocal selections by Werner and Closson, followed by a grand march led by William Conley and sister Nellie Conley. Dancing continued to 2 am with midnight supper. William Conley served as floor marshal with James Mahoney and others assisting. organizers hailed the society entering its 18th year with strong membership and finances under Conley's leadership.
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St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
Maynard
Union Orchestra
Messrs
Werner
Closson
William ‘Conley
Nellie Conley
William Conley
William Cleary
James Mahoney
Daniel Colbert
William Scully
James Tobin
James Ledgard
P. H. Murphy
Cornelius Callahan
James Claflin
St. Bridget’s Society
Policies Taken Away From Nathan Spectre in Maynard
Nathan Spectre faced two fires in a week with little damage, then A J Coughlan representing several insurers entered his store with witnesses, paid a policy rebate, and removed the policies leaving him uninsured. He intends to sue the insurers for damages to his stock from smoke and the policy withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Spectre
Maynard
Nathan
A. J. Coughlan
Insurance adjuster settles claims after Saturday fire
An adjuster from A. J. Coughlan's represented companies met in town Saturday to settle claims with A. Gromos and F. S. Ferns for damage from the fire in the adjoining Joshua Edwards store. Settlements also reached with Mr Edwards and Mr Coughlan. The adjuster and Coughlan concluded Nathan Spectre had no valid claim on his stock after two recent fires.
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A. J. Coughlan
A. Gromos
F. S. Ferns
Joshua Edwards
Edwards
Coughlan
Nathan Spectre’s
Nathan
Thursday Night Closing Proposed by Local Stores
J C Berkey manager of Chris tie stores aims to close Thursday nights following the Christie store example set last week. Berkey consulted many merchants and a strong sentiment favors the plan as business is light on Thursdays and the closures would cause little loss.
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Walter Smith
Stoneham
Republican City Committee
George H. Guest
Europe
Jordan Marsh Co
Baptist
Malden
Doria
Charles Favreau
St. Anselm's College
Manchester
N. H
Henry Benoit, Sumnerst
Providence
R. I
John Hickey
Massachusetts Hospital
C. F. Courtemanche
Honore Courtemanche
St. Catherine
P. Q
West Warren
Houghton Royal Arch
Hudson
Westboro
Greyhound
J. M. Lons
Donalda Renard
St. Mary's Church
Father Hyduphe
P. B. Murphy
James I’. Harris
Orange
Ni J
Anna
Broadway
Neptune's Daughter
Hippodrome
Haensel Und Gretel
Metropolitan Opera House
J. C. Berkey
Christie
Berkey
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P. W. White
Main St
Concord
Our
Finney & Hoit
South Acton
Frank
Ferns
C. D, Holmes
N.B
Craigs Concord
Assabet Institution For Savings
Marlboro
Frank Noel
Brockton
Ambroise Lamothe
Mary Fitzpatrick
Water St
Pasadena
Cal
Pat Sheedy
Ethan Allen Hitchcock
Interior Department
Roosevelt
Secretary Wilson
Agriculture Department
McKinley
Hitchcock
Ethan Allen
Fiee
West
Washington
W. D. Nesbit
Richard Mansfield
Teehard Mansfield
Mansfield
Byron
Mark Twain
Harper's’ Weekly
Nebraska
George N. Sheldon
University of Nebraska
Starvard University
State Senate
Frank C.wachter
Baltimore
Maryland
Harry B. Wolf
Wolf
Wy. W. Johnson
House of Representatives
Harry Be Wolf
ST. Bridget's Temperance
Ciety
Ing
Joseph Grady
Tremoint ST
Boston
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