Souvenir ball toss at Boston theatre features Maranville
South Sudbury residents note Friday visit by W B Miles who watched Maranville of the Red Sox. He caught a souvenir ball in the balcony as others were tossed into the audience. Local society updates include gatherings, church services, and a charity barrel packing for Belgians with clothing and bandage materials encouraged.
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Memorial Church Grants Funds for Parsonage Repairs
An adjourned church meeting approved a 500 grant for parsonage repairs after a standing committee report and talks with Rev. Brooks. Plans include a new kitchen range and electric lighting, with work to proceed to July 7 and contributions from church members.
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Unclear Fragment Highlights Personal Resolve
Fragmentary text presents a lone speaker musing on effort and victory. It references a spouse and persistent struggle but lacks concrete events, names, or places to establish a clear news item or outcome.
Unclear fragmentary clipping on feminine fitness terms
Fragmentary text mentions feminine resource fitness and a phrase about ears, hair, and an angle, set in Philadelphia context. No coherent event or names.
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Philadelphia
Fragmentary excerpt on gender query and misheard reply
The readable fragment shows a child asking about a term for a woman and an unclear retort mentioning a worm. The text is garbled with misspellings and stray punctuation, obscuring any reliable names, dates, or clearer facts.
Trinitarian Church Holds Annual Supper and Meeting
Members filled the annual supper roll call and church meeting at Trinitarian Church on Monday night. Officers reported the church in strong financial shape with bills paid and a small surplus. Charles Towle elected deacon. E B Parker reappointed clerk and auditor. Thomas Todd treasurer. committee members named. superintendent of Sunday school elected. about $4000 planned for current year expenses.
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B. L. Parker
Gee
Aes
Hopkins
Thomas Todd
Parker
Ole Thorpe
Charles R. Borland
B. S. Winchester
Thomas Todd, Jr
Geo
Local Lodge Installation Draws Crowd at Association Hall
Browh Giller of the Day Andrew A Maher Adjutant George M Bowker Officer James Munroe Quartermaster Joseph H Orendorff chaplain Cyril W Benjamin led a small crowd to the Conneora Tinction event at Association hall Monday night. A fuller account appears in Concord Junction news this week.
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Giller
Andrew A. Maher
George M. Bowker
James Munroe
Joseph H. Orendorff
Cyril W. Benjamin
Wiht Low Rebekah Lodge
Association Hall
Concord Junction
Will, estates filed in Concord and Maynard probate
Mrs. Mary M. Coolidge of Concord dies Jan 8 1915 with a July 10 1905 will naming Henry D Coolidge as executor. Lilla M Phelps appointed administratrix with a bond of 8000. estate valued about 7482.57 with 3982.57 personal and 3500 real. Caroline Whitley and Ann Carney estates in Maynard filed. values 9204.70 and 1757.16 respectively. Gardner W Lawrence named administrator of Abbot J Lawrence estate in Concord with 20000 bond. real 8000 and personal 10000. James Mullin of Maynard bound in 2500 in contract suit with Patrick McWalter of Concord. Maurice McWalter of Concord listed as trustee.
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Henry D. Coolidge
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John B. Abbott
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Conrm
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Charles J. McIntire
Caroline Whitley
Ann
Carney
Gardner W. Lawrence
Abbot J. Lawrence
Juéze
George F. Lawton
James Mullin
Patrick McWalter
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Quincy
Atty
Maurice McWalter
Buried Here Tomorrow Funeral for James C. Melvin
The funeral for James C. Melvin of Boston and Concord will be held in Boston Thursday at South Congregational Church. The body will then be transported to Concord for interment arriving about 2 pm for services at the Melvin Memorial conducted by 614 Concord Post G A R of which he was Junior Vice Commander.
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Boston
Concord
South Congregational Church
Melvin
Concord Post G. A. R
Concord Grange installs new treasurer and plans 1915 program
Concord Grange held a regular meeting Tuesday night at the A. O. U. W. hall. Henry C. Ingeson, ill during the public installation, was installed as treasurer by E. A. Caldwell, past master. The 1915 program and other plans for the coming year were decided upon.
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Henry C. Ingeson
E. A. Caldwell
Enna
Concord Post Officers Noted at Thursday Meeting
The Concord Post officers were noted Thursday night at a local meeting, with attendance and remarks by post leaders.
Aftershock of Italian Earthquake Devastates Avezzano Region
Reports from Rome describe violent quakes across Calabria and the Avezzano area in Italy. Thousands extinct and homeless. Pescina San Benedetto Celano Ortucchio suffer heavy casualties. rescue hampered by shortages of bread and shelter. towns face cold nights and blocked routes as bodies lie beneath ruins.
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Tithes and the Church of England Budgets
The text explains tithes as gifts from parishioners to the Church of England, providing the bulk of its income. Wills allocated portions of property or income to the church, and the government allowed the collection of these tithes to honor such perpetual bequests.
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Church of England
Great Britain
Fearlessness in Children Shapes Safer Future
The passage argues fearlessness should be guarded and fostered in children. It contrasts fear-based and consequence-driven governance with humane discipline. It notes reckless adult deeds and cites accidents as preventable with ordinary care.
Curran’s Witty Reply to Judge’s Headshake
The anecdote recalls John Philpott Curran addressing a jury and noting the judge’s headshake. He warned that the gesture could sway jurors, then quipped that if they stayed long enough they’d see there was nothing in it when the head moved.
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John Philpott Curran
Curran
Fragmented Self-Deception in a Candidate’s Speech
An OCR fragment notes audience members, described as bullet headed old cusses, prick up ears and look keenly interested when a candidate begins his address. The text captures a hostile, uneasy reaction among some attendees to political rhetoric.
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Will
Unclear Fragment Recounts Maritime Incident in New York Harbor
Fragment notes a boat named Suseoll BETTE entering New York harbor under British control and failing to destroy, with torpedo misfortune described as the sole outcome.
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Suseoll Bette
New York
Receiver For Rock Island Read New York Jan 20
Judge Mayer orders a receiver for Rock Island Company in New York with a court action filed January 20. Proceedings focus on stabilizing assets and overseeing operations during litigation. The order names the appointed receiver and outlines initial duties.
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Rock Island
New York
Mayer
Prices Paid for Baseball Stars Stir Talk of Big Cash
A New York writer questions high price myths in baseball history citing Eddie Collins and Cy Young trades. It notes Somers paid $27 500 including cash and two pitchers, while Collins cost Comiskey about $25 000.
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