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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1916

Page

6

Classifieds and Lost Notices from Concord Area

Advertisements for advance payment in Concord areas list rates of 10 cents per line with six words per line, and address WANTED maid positions at Mrs Goodwin and 24 Lexington road. Lost books and coats notified with details, including Book 20193 and a light brown boy's overcoat missing near Mill Brook school and Middlesex school.

H. L. Whitcomb’s Concord Maynard Littleton Bedford Acton Sudbury Mass Middlesex Institution For Savings Charles B. Brown Mill Brook School Cambridge Turnpike Middlesex School Lowell Rd D. A. Baldwin

Labor Seeks Seat on Preparedness Committees

Washington January 19 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor tells the National Civic Federation that labor must have representation on all committees or bodies deciding on military defense. He says organized labor will consent to increased armament only if fundamental principles are respected.

Washington Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor National Civic Federation Gompers Organized Labor Movement of America Organized Labor

Rebellion Foiled by Brazilian Government Arrests

In Rio de Janeiro on January 19 authorities arrested over 100 petty army officers amid a plotted “sergeants rebellion” against President Braz. Confessions point to financing by wealthy revolutionists as the plot aimed to seize arsenals forts and naval bases. Marina secret service agents had learned of the plan and leaders were seized as the revolution was set to begin.

Rio de Janeiro Braz Rio de Janeiro Sso Federal Senate

Harold Tompkins dominates world poultry shows in 10 prizes

Harold Tompkins won 10 prizes on 12 entries at Madison Square Garden and earned 27 grand prizes on 49 birds at the Buffalo exhibition. He received multiple firsts and special awards for Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds, while Concord figures including Mr and Mrs John Hopewell attended Harry L. Chase's funeral.

Harold Tompkins Madison Square Garden Rhode Island Buffalo

Strikes and labor unrest ripple across New England

Fragmented report describes a 1980 settlement discussion and ongoing labor strife. Mentions North Andover workers seeking 12 dollars weekly raises and an eight hour day, Davis & Furber plant closure, Brockton wage disputes, Westfield board efforts failing, and deaths including Old eleghtphear La Porte.

Werner North Andover Davis & Furber Brockton Westfield

House Still In England as Wilson Aide Convenes Talks

London January 19 K M House president Wilsons personal representative remains in London headlining meetings with Ambassador Page and other prominent officials.

England London K. M. House Wilson Ambassador Page

Notable retirements and wage boosts in New England and Boston

William D. Hawley retires after fifty years with Massachusetts state employ. Rhode Island announces a pay raise affecting virtually all textile centers. Grosvenor Dale mills in Massachusetts see over 50 000 workers gain from a wage scale raising pay by 56 to 10 percent. Holden Congregational Church receives an anonymous gift to cover deficits. Relatives of Portland Maine missing man P L Davis seek information. Charles E Stewart named superintendent of apparatus in Boston Fire Department at 3500 salary.

William D. Hawley Massachusetts Rhode Island Grose Venordale Mills Grosvenordale Mags Holden Congregational Church Little Church P. L Davis Portland Charles KE. Stewart Curley Boston Fire Department

Foley Kidney Pill Backaches Kidneys

A fragment mentions Foley and a kidney pill linked to kidney pain relief. Details are sparse, with unclear context or source dating. No verifiable names beyond Foley appear.

Foley

Shell trophies from Agua Prieta bombardment on display in Richardson

Dr. Charles S. Spencer owns shell and shrapnel fuses sent by Lt. Theodore K. Spener of the 7th United States Infantry. The weapons, recovered after Villa’s November bombardment of Agua Prieta, were found near the Richardson pharmacy and are to be presented to Company J for display in the armory.

Richardson Pharmacy Villa Charles S. Spencer Lieut Theodore K. Spener 7Th United States Infantry FT Paso Leutenant Agua Prieta Douglas Aziz

Small Attendance Forces Guild Delay at St Bernard’s

A Monday meeting of the Guild of St Bernard’s church was sparsely attended due to intense cold and grippe. No business was transacted. Miss Mary White resigned as president and will have action on this and other matters at a rescheduled meeting Monday night.

St. Hernard’s Church Mary White

Installation of Officers at Ralph P Hosmer Camp

Past Department Commander Flynn installed officers at the Ralph P. Hosmer Camp U S V W in the state armory on Thursday night. Thomas Todd Jr was installed as commander with S V C John C Anderson J V C George P Haggerty and others taking positions. Remarks by Flynn Kelley and Foye stressed pensions for Spanish War veterans and keeping the organization active. The event ended with refreshments and cigars as members discussed growth and continued meetings.

Ralph P. Hosmer U.S. W.V State Armory Richard R. Flynn Boston Pov Kelley Thomas Todd, Jr John C. Anderson George P. Haggerty John W. Haggerty Frank N. Prescott Edwin P. Ripley Philip A Davis William F Coleridge Thomas Todst Jr Flynn Foye Philip A. Davis George P.haggerty

Annual C H S Alumni Reunion Planned for February 12

The C H S Alumni Association executive committee is arranging the annual reunion for Saturday evening February 12 at the high school. A supper served by the domestic science girls will replace the usual Christmas week event, with additional entertainment and dancing to follow. Speakers will recap the year and class reunions will take place after the supper. A large turnout of grads is expected.

C. H. S. Alumni Association

Hoffman Quartet to Close Lyceum Program in Concord

The lyceum program ends Thursday evening with a concert by the Hoffman quartet assisted by Mme Carola Frick. The quartet features Jacq Hoffman Adolph Bak second violin Carl Barth and Karl Rissland. All are familiar to Concord audiences and members also play in the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Mme Frick is a renowned soprano.

Lyceum Hoffman Mme Carola Frick Concord Jacq Hoffman Adolph Bak Prictin Carl Barth Karl Rissland Messrs Barth Boston Symphony Orchestra Mme. Frick

Concord Knights Plan Grand Ladies Night Event

Plans indicate an annual ladies night by the Concord council and Knights of Columbus on Wednesday the 26th. A 7 PM reception will precede an 8 PM banquet, with dancing to close the program. Mr and Mrs Frank M McCain and daughter are ill with a prevailing illness at their Monument Street home.

Frank M. McCain Monument St

Opera Talk by Harrah Hubbard to Visit Concord

Harrah Hubbard of the Boston Opera Co returns to Concord for an opera talk on the 27th under the Concord wian club plastic department. He will discuss Die Meistersinger von Nuernberg with piano illustrations. Skating remains popular in Concord with many on the meadows and the rink at the school grounds. Mrs. Harry B. Little underwent a Boston hospital operation Monday.

George Baker Harry Lucius Chase J. E. Bowman Greenwich Conn George. M., Baker G. A. Tewkesbury Trinitarian Church Wallace Conant Sleepy Hollow Mr. Chase Charlestown Henry Chase Concord Henry W. Savage Opera Co Max - Heinrich Berlin Ghangel Paris Chase Baker Savage Opera Co East Brookfield Pinehurst Harrah Hubbard Boston.Opera Co New England Plasie Concord Wian’ Club von Nuernberg Harry B. Little Boston

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