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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1909

Page

6

Bedford Hunters Arrive for Mid-Winter Fox Meet

The New England Fox Hunters club opened its Bedford mid winter meet at Bedford House with members and dogs registered. Huntsman names include Parks, Morse, Simpson, Simonds and others from Merrimack to Brunswick with hounds tagged on arrival. A reception followed Monday evening as tales of past hunts filled the room.

New England Fox Hunters’ Club Bedford Bedford House Simonds Prev Fox Marshall Parks Waltham Hunter Chas. C. Morse Athol Tip B. M. Simpson Lowell Bow Fly Wm. H. Simonds Nuby Charles Wetherbee Pete Joe W. Leander Chelmsford Bob W. B. Stone Major Wilson Hanna Concord Snuff Robert Perry Brunswick, Me Pre Thomas Emerson A.8. Thompson Livermore Falls J. F. Enwright H. S. Paine Boston Louis E. Whittemore

Civic Club Notes Highlight Meetings and Upcoming Events

Civic club report covers Randall Whittier naming Geo H Sweetnam to the athletic committee. A Bedford Civic club event features Rev Thos L Fisher presenting stereopticon views in the town hall with free admission. A social committee plan debates on town versus city government. Sunday services were held at Cong church with Rev George A Tewksbury as speaker and art culture intro by the Boston Museum of Fine Arts assisted by stereopticon views.

Civic Club Randall A. Whittier Geo. H. Sweetnam Thos. L. Fisher Ayer Civic Club Bedford Civic Club The Abbott R Webber Yu Wesley Cong's Boston Museum of Fine Arts Joseph Goucher, Jr South Framingham Joseph Goucher Edward Kennedy Boston James E. Kennedy Franklin St B. Pee Town Hall Hudson George Felton N.M. Felton Howland St Ethel Keiser Summer St Nashua N. H Henry Guinet Pierre Courtemanche Lincoln St A. G. Merkt Worcester Frank B. Proctor Elm St Charles Garceau Cleophag Walter Shute Mr. Shute Marlboro Hospital Louis Dauphnais Broad St Frank St. Germain Remi Dauphnais W.C. Lamb M. C. Baldwin Hasmer St Shawmut Ave Mr. Baldwin Harry Bemis Cleveland Baseball Club Ashland Peter Pelletier Marcy Bros Prouty Spencer J. A. Bouvier St. Jean Baptist O. G. Duhamel Unitarian Ladies Society Preston Hall Dolphis Gaucher John Moran Mis. Ovilina Gaucher Gaucher Venne Holyoke Alfred Lafrance Germania Electric Co Central Falls R. L

Poisoned Emperor Death Sparks Reform Demands Across China

A cipher dispatch reported by the Chinese Reform Association alleges that Yuan Shi Kai conspired with a physician to poison the late emperor Kuang Shu after the empress dowager's death. The details claim treachery by officials, urgent calls for the execution of those responsible, and moves to pressure Prince Chun, Minister Rockhill, and the war minister to act.

Yuan Shi Kai Dowager Empress Reform Association New Yorks Tan Chinese Reform Association Hong Kong China Prince Ching Kuang Shu Fukin Ching Sa Ken Japan Prince Chun

Turkish government Accepts Indemnity Offer on Bosnia Annexation

Constantinople reports the Mupkish government accepts the Alisio Hungarian offer of 500,000 rubkish about 10.8 million dollars as indemnity for annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The decision removes the possibility of war as Grand Vizier Kiamil Pasha and the Yolumgarian ambassador affirm the ministers’ choice.

Constantinople Bosnia Herceovina

Prizes Awarded for Aeronauts by International Federation

The International Association of Aeronauts adopts a plan to create prizes totaling 240,000 for aviation and dirigible moon travel as part of a federation effort announced January 13.

Aeronauts Wandon Iternoonal Association of Aeronauts Federation Ould

Brandegee Re elected U S Senator From Connecticut

Hartford January 13 Frank Brandegee of New London will succeed himself as junior United States senator for six years after a tight Republican caucus vote 126 to 111 over Freenazer J Hill of Norwalk The result follows months of political tension in the state. A separate item reports a receiver appointed for the Mexican Sugar Refining Company Limited in New York following an involuntary bankruptcy petition by local creditors with liabilities about 500000.

Hartford Frank BR. Brandegee New London United States Connecticut General Assembly Freenazer J. Hill Norwalk Refining Company New York Mexican Sugar Refining Company (Limited

The Signal Gun and the Russian Revolution Warning

A widow opens a typing business in Saint Petersburg and hires a young woman who proves expert at evading work. The worker discovers a revolutionary plot and warns the American, revealing a shipment of manuscripts tied to a doomed uprising as the Neva ceremony signals the czar’s danger.

Russia St. Petersburg America Siberia Neva Czars

Woolen mills auctioned in North Adams sale

North Adams Massachusetts January 13 the Blackington Woolen mills that entered bankruptcy a month earlier were sold at auction for forty three thousand dollars to Arthur G Meyer of New York the high bidder

North Adams Mass Blackington Woolen Mills Arthur G. Meyer New York

Evans Tells Secrets on Naval Fleet Plans at Boston

Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans spoke at Symphony hall recounting Roosevelt's fleet cruise with a peace purpose and a hidden string. He described forming the Atlantic fleet, preparing sixteen battleships, and the difficulty of coordinating ships not yet drilled together.

Boston Roosevelt Robley BD. Evans Symphony Hall Bob Evans Navy Navy Department Atlantic Washington Pacific Oyster Bay Secretary of the Navy

Defendant Dame Trial Reveals Alleged Self-Defense Confession

Jan 13. All state evidence was presented in the Dame trial for the plunder of Patrolman Walter S. Sterling. Ally Marana Adams testified about a confession in which Dame said Sterling attacked him and he struck Sterling with a broom in self defense.

N. H Jonx K. Dame Patrolwan Walter S. Sterling

Fire Devastates Peekskill Military Academy

A crosswised electric wire caused a major blaze at Peekskill Military Academy on January 13. Despite the fire, 150 students escaped with books and property, and losses reached about 75000 dollars. The institution traces to 1833 as a historic high school in the region. In Brazil Pernambuco, workers at the Great Western Railway strike, seizing rolling stock and taking control of terminals amid rising anti English sentiment affecting 4000 employees.

Peekskill N. Y Peekskill Military Academy Pernambuco Great Western Railway of Brazil

Coup by a Telephone Girl in Berlin Empress Help

Gretchen fights for her brother Carl condemned to death. Marie Freibel, a Berlin central office worker, secures a private line to the empress, enabling a palace summons that leads to a reopened trial and Carl's acquittal. A double wedding follows.

Carl Gretchen Heinrich Marie Freibel Marie Berlin Baroness Helen Inglehart

Death Toll Mounts In Lick Branch Mine Disaster

Bluefield W V January 13 An explosion at the Lick Branch collieries killed 100 plus miners after a prior fatal blast two weeks earlier. Rescue attempts were hampered by after gas and fumes as officials and mine inspectors oversaw recovery. The Pocahontas Consolidated Collieries mine endured the worst blast in the region since 1884. In Greenville Mississippi Carl Ahrendt, noted actor and former U S consul to Berlin, died of pneumonia.

Bluefield W. Va Lick Branch Bowers Robert Smith Holliday Phillips Nicholson Tug River South West Virginia Improvement Company Pocahontas Consolidated Collieries Company Memphis Carl Ahrendt James K. Hackett Greenville, Miss Ahrendt Forrest Booth McCullough Old School United States Berlin

Local Notes Track Residents And Visitors In Marlboro

Edward Grenon works in Par sons shop. Napoleon Vaillancourt visits Nashua friends. Mary Davidson returns from Carney hospital. Peter Duplissis and Andrew Morrissy noted with Marlboro factory work. Numerous locals visit kin in Lynn, Waterville, Boston and Worcester. thermometer at Marlboro Fruit Co. shows 2 below.

Edward Grenon Parsons Napoleon Vaillancourt Nashua N. Hi Louis Muir New Bedford J. EB. Fay Clinton Wilrose Walcott Lynn Peter Duplissis Broad Andrew Morrissy Hudborne Marlboro Mary Davidson Meaplend Ave Carney Hospital Murray Gleason Norwood Leominster Marlboro Fruit Co Camille Cote Salem Joseph Robichaud Waterville James McAuslan C. F. Morse Faith London Lucania

Harvard Overseers Likely to Endorse Abbott Lowell for President

Boston January meeting of Harvard College overseers is expected to formalize Abbott L. Lowell as candidate to succeed retiring president Charles W. Eliot. No official statement yet, but Lowell is broadly understood to be the corporation’s choice.

Boston Harvard College Abbott L. Lowell Sciences Charles W. Eliot Harvard Lowell

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N. E FOX Hunters Club George A. Tewksbury Trinitarian Church Shawsheen Ensine Co Board of Engineers Fle Bedford Protective Co Turkey Bosnia and Herzegovina Brandegee Hill Frank B. Brandegee Wooten Ques Sterling Dame Mighty Rumble Underground Virginia Peter Cormier Cochituatée Natick Amedee Authier Leicester Authier Geddes Patrick Ahearn Norah Kingston Somerville Mary Katherine Kingston Ughters John Kingston Cor Washington and Bolton Sts Paul Dumais Cochituate J.B. Dumais Howe St Brockton Canada College Corporation
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