Clinton Size Leads Local Telephone Exchange Scene
The Clinton area hosts the largest local telephone exchange for its size. The Enter prise office recalls no January like this one for weather. West peoples face governance tensions with East lending policies in doubt. David B. Hill retires from the senate with little esteem left. future shifts in party needs possible. The Congressional Record prints all contributors' words, omitting none. The Clinton Item contests creditor influence in town meetings and tax burdens. Sons of the Revolution seek smarter Independence Day celebration and more patriotism. Fourth of July in Clinton is criticized for lacking genuine religious sentiment.
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Sons of the Revolution
Massachusetts Press Association Adopts Resolutions
At the 28th annual meeting Senator W. H. Cook introduced resolutions adopted by the Massachusetts Press Association. They reaffirm defense of the libel bill, call for equal access to justice for publishers, and thank legislators and public men for past consideration.
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Massachusetts Press Association
W. H. Cook
Milford
Massachusetts
Senate
Commonwealth
Too Many Cigarettes Mentioned in Raspy Rhetoric
A brief note quotes the Brockton Times criticizing excessive smoking of cigarettes and Havana cigars, with The Dallas News acknowledging a truth in the assertion about rising tobacco use.
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Dallas News
Brockton Times
Simple Tailor Costume Described in Detail
A New York Post description outlines several simple tailor outfits with russet brown skirts brown silk velvet jackets ecru vests and tan cloth finishes. Variants include a youthful middy vest with brown gimp rows and a green costume with sealskin bolero and fur trimming plus accessories such as muff and toque.
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New York Post
Miss Millar Leads Theodore Thomas Orchestra Business
Miss Anna Millar serves as business manager for Theodore Thomas' orchestra. Born on a farm near Muscatine Iowa she is noted for extensive planning and detail work. She is described as attractive and thoroughly womanly and handles the orchestra's affairs with ease and correct mien.
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Anna Millar
Theodore Thomas
Miss Millar
Muscatine
Conaty Installed at Catholic University Rectorate
Very Rev. Thomas Conaty D C was installed as rector of the Catholic University of America in a ceremony led by Cardinal Gibbons. The event drew church leaders, educators, and university presidents, with remarks stressing Revelation and science and the unity of religion and patriotism under the U S Constitution. Conaty declined to outline plans before studying the institution’s needs and praised Bishop Keane. A burglary in Abington, Mass. was reported later, with $1500 in goods stolen from O'Brien Bros. store.
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Washington
Thomas Conaty
D. C
Catholic University of America
Cardinal Gibbons
MacMahon Hall
Martinelli
Elder
Cincinnati
Ryan
Philadelphia
Bevan
Donahue
Farley
Grifin
Maginnis
McMahon
University
McMahon Hall
Whitman
Columbia University
Richards
Georgetown University
Rankin
Howard University
Carter, Smith and Roach
Andrade
Venezuela
Dr. Conaty
Shea
Pope Leo XI
Bishop Keane
Garrigan
Massachusetts
Hoar
Worcester
Catholic University
The
United States
Carrigan
Conaty
Keane
Abington
Mass
O'Brien Bros
Local notes and society items span from clerks to skating
Annie Calden and Lulu Walcott are noted residents and typhoid pneumonia cases. plans for a Knights of Columbus minstrel show, graphophone listeners at Carpenter's, and social calls in Ware Yarmouth and Marlboro. Local events include skating, fishing, dancing school absence, street gutter cleanup, and Y M C A bowling. School, church, and business items touch real estate, rail appointments, and an assignment of Arthur A. Pike & Cos.
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Lulu Walcott
The
Knights of Columbus
Boston Museum
Arthur A. Pike &Cos
Auburn
Pike
Maynard hosts Y M C A deputation day in district event
The Fifth district Y M C A associations of Massachusetts and Rhode Island held a deputation day in Maynard with speakers from Boston and Waltham. Meetings at the Methodist and Congregational churches drew large crowds and discussed forming a local Y M C A organization with anticipated annual costs.
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Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Maynard
Boston
M. E
Congregational
Methodist Church
Samuel Miller
Waltham
Change of Business Ends Long Livery Era in Maynard
David Henderson, after about 17 years running a livery stable in Maynard, will close his business next Saturday at 10 o clock in the forenoon. He will remain in town, continuing work as an auctioneer, veterinary doctor, and similar trades. A longtime town official, Henderson has served on the board of selectmen and as its chairman, and friends extend best wishes for his new ventures.
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David Henderson
Maynard
Henderson
Selectmen
Lecture on Summer in Greenland by Professor Barton
Professor George H. Barton Sudbury man delivered a Tuesday evening talk in the high school hall about Greenland. He accompanied the Peary expedition and showed stereopticon views, gear, and customs, including a white bear hunt scene, with strong audience questions and informative discussion.
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George H. Barton
Barton
Sudbury
Peary
Greenland
Fresh oysters daily at Central Market and local services
A brief notice lists fresh oysters every day at Central Market. It also advertises upholstering and furniture repair services by J. Butterworth located at Roberts House, Summer Street, Maynard.
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Central Market
J. Butterworth
Roberts House
Summer Street
Maynard
Concord Junction Church Notes and Local Advertisements
Concord Junction notes list Sunday services at Union Church led by Rev. W. W. Campbell with morning, Sunday school, Y P S C E service, and evening prayers. Local notices include farm hens for sale, Butterick patterns agency, stationery additions, and a store sweep of Palmetto Fire brushes, tumblers, honey, and De Witt s Witch Hazel Salve with uses for burns and cuts.
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Union Church
W. W. Campbell
Plymouth Rock
William Os Cadwell
Butterick
J.H. Marrs
de Witt
Bo Fay Johnson & Lang Maynards Co
Phe Whitney
Concard Ae AC Lituefield
West Acton
Half Price Closing Out Sale
A local sale announces all remaining stock will be sold at half regular price. No cash card discount offered.
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E. H. Whitney & Co’s
Carpenter’s
E. A. Newcomb
Ware
J. A. Newcomb
Mary Pitman
Yarmouth N. S
J. W. Ware
Winter Street
Boones Pond
Gibson
Hapgood
Clinton Y. M. C. A
A. D. Boynton
Westboro
J. J. Packard
Myron Taylor
B. and M. Railroad
O. S. Ross
John Harris
Jefferson
Dunn, Green & Co
F. P. Hopkins
I. P. Bean
Congregational Church
Marlboro
H. H.S
Minnie Davis
Florriman M. Howe
Jefts
M. T. Bailey
A. H. Stowe
E. C. Toombs
Pennsylvania Railroad
Florida
Wye E. Tarbell
Richardson
Massachusetts General , Hospital
Redfearn
Ashland
Sarah Fe Brown
Franklin Street
Nahum Goodnow
Selvermen
Thomasville
D. A
Maynard Locals
Concord Junction
Glenwood
Ne Weir
New Englan Unton
Want
W.b.case
Maynard, Mass
Markdown
A. H. Haynes
Riverside Block
W. S. Howe & CO
Gaskell & Taylor
R. R. Station
Hinam P. Bean
Auctionrer
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Lyman Parmenter
Lavi
Ellithorpe
Middlesex South District
South Sudbury
Middlesex
Incr
Boston and Worcester
Addison Parmenter
Addison Parenter
Albert Parmenter
Albert *Armenter
Joalin
Ahnson
Said County
Hudson
Levi P. Ellithor
Grace M.cole
Acton
Nelson J. Cone Adm
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