Maynard Funeral for Hannah L Sweeney Held
Hannah L. Sweeney died at her brother James F. Sweeney's home in Boston after a brief illness pneumonia. She was 38 born in Maynard lifelong resident except for the past year in Boston. She was active in St. Bridget's Catholic circles and charitable work. Funeral held Wednesday at 10 in St. Bridget's with Rev Crowe deacon Killilea and others. Burial in St. Bridget's cemetery with Boston and area mourners in attendance.
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James F. Sweeney
Hemmingway St
Boston
Miss Sweeney
Maynard
Halt’ Phich
Michael Sweeney
Thomas
Charles
James F
Hoston
Ar Reg
St. Bridget’s
John A. Crowe
Cambridge
fost.Bridget’s‘church
B. F. Killilea
Walter Sweeney
Hingham
Edmund Shanhan
Catholic University At
Washington
Michael J. Dwyer
James Whelen
Cathedral
Firemen Seek Pay Increase From Maynard Warrant
Amid recent Maynard fires the town’s firefighters demand a raise from 20 to 50 dollars yearly. Officials expect broad support as current pay is seen as insufficient and no strong opposition is anticipated.
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Sombie
Maynard
Lyons Family Expresses Gratitude After Bereavement
The Lyons family thanks friends for kindness and support during their recent bereavement. Anna F. Lyons Fred A. Lyons and James H. Lyons Maynard acknowledge the many kind words and acts and express lasting gratitude.
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Gard
Anna’f
Fred A
James H. Lyons
Maynard
Theatre Night Shuttle From South Acton Delayed
A late car will run this Wednesday night from South Acton to accommodate theatre goers. The extra service aims to ease crowding after evening performances.
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South Acton
St Bridget's adds six new members at Sunday meeting
Washing made easy with Kleanall two gallon bundles sold at DeLees. H P N Dahl gets another call to Concord Reformatory to fit many inmates with glasses. Mr and Mrs H P N Dahl attend Boston opticians banquet. Fire engineers receive praise letter from American Woolen Co. for Sunday morning blaze work.
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DeLee’s
H. P. N. Dahl
Concord Reformatory
N. E. Association of Opticians
Boston
American Woolen Co
Kingston Earthquake Destroys Capital. Death Toll Rising
New York reports Kingston Jamaica has been struck by a violent quake causing substantial structural loss and many fatalities. Fire followed the initial quake and continues to burn at Kingston as hospitals fill with the injured. officials fear additional deaths as details remain scarce.
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New York
Kingston
Jamica
America
England
Alfred Jones
Hall Caine
Viscount Eee
H. C. Arnold-Forster
Thomas Hughes
Thomas Fins
Earl and Countess of Dudley
Jones
San Francisco
Valparaiso
Myrtle Bank
London
West Indies
Jamaica
Boston
Spanish Town
Athenaeum
Society of Arts and Banks
Port Royal
Blue Mountain Chain
of Ins
John Crow
Classified notices from Maynard clerk and housing ad
Wanted Lady clerk good position Apply by letter to box 325 To Let Nine room house on Spring lane in first class condition James J Hilferty Shiners for gale Apply to James Hapgood Assabet park Dr Cochran dentist Case's block Nason st Maynard
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Spring Lane
James J. Hilferty
Shiners
Gale
James Hapgood
Assabet Park
Dr. Cochran
Case's Block
Nason St
Maynard
Washington Speech Advocates Latin American Trade Links
Secretary Root addressed the national convention for the extension of foreign commerce urging closer trade relations with Latin American republics. He outlined three US aims toward them and endorsed maximum tariffs with some reciprocity. A separate Newcastle speech by James Bryce praised strengthening Britain United States ties.
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Washington
Root
National Convention
United States
Cuba
Rogt
Newcastle
Eng
James Bryce
Great Britain
Stick May Be Too Big
Washington report notes Senator Smith from Louisiana criticizing the fortifications appropriation bill. He warns that manning proposed guns would require over 55,000 troops and cost about 66 million dollars annually, quipping belief in the big stick but not carrying one so heavy it cannot be wielded in an emergency.
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Washington
Smith
Taft Board
Tam
Filipino Politician’s Address Prompts Talk of New Party
Governor General Smith cites an address from Mariano Crisossiemo accusing the government of coddling Filipinos and fostering weakness. He urges vigor in policy to restore self-reliance. Political leaders fear the speech may signal the formation of a new party.
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Manila
Smith Shagree
Mariano Crisossiemo
Auto Club proposes safety committee to curb speeding
On January 16 in New York President Hoyt of the Automobile Club of America and four other members formed a committee of safety to pursue speeders and applied to Police Commissioner Bingham for special police appointments. Hoyt and Vice President Scarritt already had their applications granted.
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New York
Hoyt
The
Automobile Club of America
Committee of Safety
Bingham
Scarritt
Club
Cushion Sole Shoes at 79 Main St Offer
Local notice advertises Cushion Sole Shoes for ladies and gentlemen at 79 Main St up one flight. Shoes can be tied or measured, try a pair and you will always wear them. Every pair warranted. Not sold in stores.
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Main St
Towns of Tents and Candles Echo Frugal Times
A poem excerpt contrasts cheaper tents and candles with houses and electric light, noting the impracticality yet humor in a settlement built of tents and reliance on candlelight. The verse highlights frugality and dependence on basic goods.
Marlboro Notes Brief Local News Update
Miss Mary A. Kirby returns from Boston. William H. Hill leaves confinement to be seen in public. Norman Paroel and Sarah Jane Gauthier visit Worcester relatives. Brockton visitors include Mrs. Mathilda Lagasse and Alfred Lavigne. Dumas couple relocate to Brockton for factory work. Newman club plans a gentlemen's night in Preston hall Feb 1. Collins orchestra schedules gigs in Marlboro Worcester Natick. Hanley family in City hospital with typhoid fever show improvement. Thomas lags behind yet improves gradually.
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Mary A. Kirby
Boston
William H. Hill
Norman
Alex Paroel
Melica L’eveillee
Gardner
Jos. L’eiveillee
Gibbon St
Mathilda Lagasse
Salmon Falls
N. B
Joseph Gauthier
Sarah Jane
Worcester
Alfred Gravel
Alfréd Lavigne
Clara Belle Alar
Brockton
William Dumas
Clarence Barton
Ab Andover
C. F. Barton
Church St
Newman Club
Preston Hall
Collins Orchestra
Marlboro
Continental Hall
South Hall
Natick
Hanley
City Hospital
Thomas
Slick roof paint misleads farmer and ruins horse hair
A farmer recalls buying paint from a slick salesman that promised durability. After painting roofs, a sudden rain washed the product away, staining a white mare and failing to adhere to wood. The farmer laments the loss and the harm to his horse while his mother scolds over the money and scripture.
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Concord
Flanelette
Brown
Bugs
Smyr
Ladies’ Home Journal
Miss Hannah
Sweeney
Etter
St. Bridget’s. Ara
St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
King Street
Queen Street
British West Indies
Eyre
Southampton
Southwestern Railway
Photo-Era Publishing Company of
United States District Court
San Fernando
Island of Luzon
Union Oil Company
Panama
Isthmus
Argyle
Colon
Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad Company
Bryce
Anersy
F. H. Bryant
J. M. Bellows
Maynard - Block
Seston
Colonial Building
S. R. Kitchin, Mor
Parker’s
Jim
Jinny
S. W
T. F. Parker
Main ‘Street
Maynard,” Mass
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