France United Across Parties Demands on Manouba Turks
Paris reports a rare French consensus after the Manouba incident. France threatens to recall the ambassador from Rome and send warships to protect vessels unless Italy turns over the Turks seized aboard the Manouba. The press, from moderate to extreme, backs immediate custody of the prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Italy
France
Rome
Mediterranean
Camille Barrere
Germany
Royal
Gaulois
Belair
International Humanite
Humanite
Hague Tribunal
Manouba
Poincare
Chamber
Carthage
Max
Tomaso Tittoni
Tittoni
The
Temps
Figaro
Consulta
Culberson Attacks Campaign Funds and Ambassadorships
In a senate address Senator Culberson demands inquiry into 1904 and 1908 campaign expenditures and alleges Republican committees financed campaigns. He implicitly accuses foreign ambassadorships as rewards for contributions and questions President Roosevelt's stance on money in politics. The remarks precede a likely unfavorable report on his resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culberson
Washington
Senate
Republican
Roosevelt
Richeson Not Near Death Behind Jail Cell Visit
Boston January 24 Clarence V T Richeson condemned to die for Avis Linnell’s murder is not dying and his condition shows no death risk Sheriff Quinn says the council prison committee visit was to inspect the jail and Richeson’s life is guarded twenty four hours a day He spoke calmly thanking guards and denied any complaints while reading Bible Shakespeare and other works during the visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Clarence V. T. Richeson
Charles Street
Avis Linnell
Quinn
Richeson
Butts
Phelps
St. Ignatius
Carnegie Paid After Testimony Before Steel Trust Panel
Andrew Carnegie received a payment of 22.70 after his testimony to the steel trust investigating committee. He initially refused the money on the stand, but a properly signed voucher from New York was later submitted. The initial voucher lacked a notarial seal, prompting refusal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Andrew Carnegie
Steel Trust
Carnegie
New York
Judge Denies Motion in Colwell Lead Criminal Case
United States District Judge Angell denied Colwell Lead company of New York’s motion to quash the indictments in the government’s case against the bathtub trust. The case is reinstated and set for trial in Detroit on January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United States
Angell
Colwell Lead Company of
New York
Bathtub” Trust
Asbury F. Lever War on Butter Trust Declared
Asbury F Lever, a southern congressman, announces an attack on the butter trust. He pledges federal action to curb price manipulation and protect consumers amid rising dairy costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War On Butter Trust
Oleo Rates Bill Aims to Rename Butter Substitutes
Washington lawmakers introduce an oleo margarine bill to rename all butter substitutes as margarine and cut the tax to 1 cent per pound. Representative Lever of South Carolina asserts the move could lower prices for oleomargarine despite aims to curb moonshine sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Representative Lever
South Carolina
House
Standard Oil Fined $55 000 in Interstate Commerce Case
Buffalo January 24 The Standard Oil Company of New York was fined $55,000 by Judge Hazel in the United States district court for 14 percent violations of the interstate commerce law. The case involved rate concessions by the Pennsylvania and New York Central railroads on shipments of oil from Olean New York to Burlington Vermont in 1904 and 1905. The maximum possible fine would have been $2,850,000 according to United States District Attorney O'Brien who secured the conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Standard Oil Company of
New York
Hazel
United States District Court
Interstate Commerce Law
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Olean
N. Y
Burlington
Standard Oil
United States
O'Brien
Woman weighs 200 pounds escapes jail to threaten constable
Nyack New York January 24 Rose Turner 200 pounds escaped Rockland county jail after beating Constable Ed ward Formati in Police Justice Fisher's office. She warned of another beating then telephoned Sheriff Gross and returned to Spring Valley promising to surrender this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyack
N. Y
Edward Formati
Spring Valley
Rockland County
Rose Turner
Formati
Sees Yellow Peril Causes Warnings on Pacific Conflicts
London, Jan 24. T W M Maguire, military strategy lecturer, warns Pacific as strategic centre of mankind. He states nothing guarantees security except a race of military men. He says yellow races will demand equal treatment, Japan allied with Britain for now but may turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pacific Ocean
T. W. M. Maguire
Royal Colonial Institute
Maguire
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Japan
Post office inspector appointed in Atlanta for local man
Albert Dakin, formerly of Concord Junction, has been named post office inspector in Atlanta Ga. He has long served as a clerk on the railway mail. Also noted are prize winners Bess Robbins and Kenneth Blood in the Baby Mine contest. Fifth grade scholars from West Concord held a sleighing party Saturday afternoon in Maynard shop at Christie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Dakin
Atlanta
Mins Bess Robbins
Kenneth Blood
Maynard
Christie'’a
West Concord
Dick Grant Revives Minnesota Track Popular Coach
Boston sporting writers praise Dick Grant for reviving the University of Minnesota track program. He transformed a near dead pastime into a competitive, healthful activity, earning strong student support. Grant built early roots in Cambridge aiding a town track and remains highly popular among friends and athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Dick” Grant
Harvard
University of Minnesota
West
Cambridge
Christian Endeavor Rally in Union Church District Meeting
A Christian Endeavor rally for the First Middlesex district gathered residents from Concord Maynard Stow Lincoln and Concord Junction with over a hundred attendees. The program featured Miss Mary W. Tewksbury and Rev F H Rutan among speakers and soloists, followed by a social hour and refreshments in the vestry. A second note invites a Holly club social in Association hall and mentions Metro life reps John J Sheehy and George D Nagle visiting Concord. Also advertised is a genuine Buffalo robe for sale at 67 Barrets Mill road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church
Christian Endeavor
Middlesex
Concord
Maynard
Stow
Lincoln
Concord Junction
Mary W. Tewksbury
Winthrop Judkins
Ruth Cornell
Sagamore
Roy Smith
Ayer
Middlesex Union
F. H. Rutan
Dorothy TewWksbury
Clara Leighton
Lillian Harmon
Percy MacWilliams
Holly Club
Association Hall
John J. Sheehy
George D. Nagle
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co
New York
Local Notes From Sudbury and Surrounding Towns
Sudbury Mrs Chesterberry visited Boston at Mrs H L Newton’s home Thursday. Albert W Porter spent weekend with relatives in Worcester. Mrs Dwight Dean hosts a Maine based mother. Maynard shoppers visit Christie’s. Miss Angie M Rent visited Waltham friends. Lorenz Zerbel of Boston called on friends Sunday. A wounded deer seen in western town area. request to shoot it will be made to the state game warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Christie's
Angie M. Rent
Waltham
Lorenz Zerbel
Boston
Acton Centre Notes Social Visits and Grange Meeting
Miss N F Hardy visits West Medford while Pomona Grange meets in Lexington and town hall. Acton Inn hosts sleighing parties with supper and dancing as Miss Cora Hartwell visits Boxboro and Maynard. A water question meeting in town hall prompts a district inclusion push with a committee: Kingsley Tuttle Payson Phalen Conant. Visitors from Chittenango and Holyoke stay with Rev Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Hardy
West Medford
Pomona Grange
Lexington
Acton
Maynard
Christie's
Grange
Town Hall
Acton Inn
Cora Hartwell
Boxboro
William Kingsley
Horace Tuttle
Arthur Payson
Edwin A. Phalen
K. F. Conant
Congress of Nations entertains town hall audience
The Congress of Nations at the Cong's church vestry last Tuesday evening drew moderate crowds in a winter town hall event. Twelve nationalities participated with Rev. H. L. Packard introducing each segment, followed by songs, recitations, or acts. Miss Helen Prouty is studying domestic arts at Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress of Nations
Town Hall
H. L. Packard
Helen Prouty
Cambridge
Parish Church Holds Dinner and Annual Meeting
Members of the Cong Church and parish held a Saturday noon dinner at the vestry followed by the annual business meeting. Geo A Cook was chosen moderator and officers for the coming year were reelected. New music and parish collector committees were formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Cook
C. F. Flagg
Wallace Robinson
George H. Kimball
George A. Cook
C. A. Kimball
Frank Layton
Social in Schoolhouse at Sandy Pond
Pingreyville communities gathered at the Sandy Pond schoolhouse last Friday for a pancake supper served by a committee. Joseph Wainwright performed accordion and piano, with younger guests dancing to his music. Plans for an oyster supper on February 20 were announced, led by Mr and Mrs John Wright and Mr and Mrs William Landry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pingreyville
Sandy Pond
Joseph Wainwright
Laura Amsden
Wainwright
John Wright
William Landry
Probate citation for Wright estate in Concord Massachusetts
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex sr Probate Court cites heirs and heirs at law to show cause why the will of Sarah F. Wright late of Concord should not be admitted to probate George H Wright petitions for letters testamentary without bond The citation requires publication weekly for three weeks in Concord Enterprise and delivery to known heirs at least seven days before the February 8 1912 hearing in Cambridge Judge McIntire signs with Rogers as Register Walter A Carr attorney for petitioner J 24 31 F 7
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Middlesex, Sr
Sarah F. Wright
Concord
George H. Wright
Cambridge
Middlesex
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire, Esquire
Notice of Administrators for Moynihan and Robertson Estates
Notice is hereby given that James J. Moynihan is appointed administrator of the estate of Daniel Moynihan late of Maynard Middlesex deceased intestate and has given bond. All persons with claims must exhibit them and all indebted must pay to James J. Moynihan Adm Maynard Mass. Also Margaret B. Robertson is named administratrix of the estate of George A. Robertson late of Maynard Middlesex deceased intestate and has taken the trust by bond. All claims must be presented and payments made to Margaret B. Robertson Adm Maynard Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Moynihan
Maynard
County of
Middlesex
James J. Moynihan
Mass
Van
Howard A. Wilson
George A. Robertson
Margaret B. Robertson
Petition to Sell Real Estate for Susan Oliver Estate
Probate Court in Middlesex directs Horace F. Tuttle as conservator to seek license to privately sell specified real estate for Susan Oliver in Acton. Hearing set for February 2, 1912 at Cambridge. citation must be served fourteen days before and published weekly for three weeks in Acton Enterprise.
Probate Court License to Sell Real Estate in Middlesex
In Middlesex probate court proceedings the estate of Martha A. Oliver of Acton is authorized to sell specified real estate by private sale. The order assigns a 9:00 am sale time, with copies of the license provided to the interested sons and witnesses including Charles J. McIntire, dated J 17 24 31 of 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Martha A. Oliver
Acton
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Ward
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E. H. Newcomb
Plymouth Congregational Church
Colp
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Edmondton
Winnipeg
Sheriff Quinn
City Council Committee On Prisons
Asbury F. Lever
American Press Association
Christian Endeavor Rally
Barrets Mill Road
Sudbury
Chesterberry
H. L. Newton
Albert W. Porter
Worcester
Mrs
Dwight Dean
Maine
W. E. Rogers
Register
Walter A. Carr
Petitioner
Fe, Taylor & CO
Summer St
Concord Jet
E. A. Comeau
J. le» Comeau
YO YO Beverace Co
Susan Oliver
Horace F. Tuttle
Oliver
Acton Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
County of Middlesex
F. E. Harris
Bedford St
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Frank E. Harris
O. Barnes
L. King
Maynard Block, Maynard
Mase
J, McCarron Maynard
D. Sc
Harris No. Acton, Mass
Hudson and Vicinity
Main St
F. H. Bryant
Dr. $. R. Garland
Maynard, Mass
E. Boeske
Ient Service
Charles Parkarucker
Attorney At Law
Chase Building
Hudson, Mass
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