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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1914
Page
11
Official notice from the Atlantic Board of Health invites sealed bids for a will question in the town. Bids must be written and mailed to reach the board by July 10 for public opening. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Further details available from the health chairman.
Salem commits to a definite reconstruction policy guided by citizens and the city council. Civic pride opposes outside commissions as officials seek to restore a modern, fireproof city with coordinated streets, a new railroad station, and preserved historical features.
Reading of game ropes shows multiple venues including Detroit Washington Boston New York Chicago St Louis and Worcester with batteries led by players such as Rixey Tesreau Meyers Ragan and Van Dyke. The report lists scores and lineups across leagues and cities signaling a busy baseball schedule.
Col J B Billings attended the Middlesex County G A R convention in Lowell on Tuesday. Irving H Seymour sprained his ankle at Pratt's mills and will be off work for several days. Section Foreman Bell adds two men for the summer season. Cr Frey Goodwin found a Nobscot mountain wood lot once owned by his father and will clear it and build a home. Furlong of Hathaway's wagon resumes work after hospitalization. John H Eaton and sister hosted out of town visitors. Blanchard Co. ships pole wood from local lots. Farmers hire extra help as baying begins.
Jesse B. Grant son of former President Grant answers his wife's plea for a portion of his 5400 annual income. He says she left him by choice and renews his offer to provide support if she returns. Boston expenditures for 1913-14 totaled 42,667,581.57 per the city auditor report.
President Wilson tells suffragists that voting rights for women are to be decided by states not the federal government. He turns away from about 700 marchers in the White House Host Room after they press him for a clear position. The women, gathered to seek a definite statement, stare as he leaves.
Approximately 25 875 children under 16 are employed in stores factories and other establishments in Philadelphia per a compulsory education bureau statistical report. Of the total 26 875 child workers 11 718 are girls. Henry Cosgrove 75 was killed and three others injured when a gangplank collapsed on the Cymrie pier in Boston before its voyage to Liverpool.
Henry W. Denison legal adviser to Japan's foreign affairs department is critically ill with paralysis in Tokyo. The Cuban House of Representatives has appropriated 1,000,000 dollars for building a capitol. Miss Laura M Stallo of Cincinnati and Prin Francesco...
Three car loads of pipe arrived Monday night for the water system extension. Clayton Beach and wife are spending the week at his home. The lawn party last Thursday night drew a large crowd with fine music from the Maynard brass band and netted a good sum.
Tobacco solution offered at 650c per gallon with special barrel pricing at the Cigar shop in West Acton.
Wills and estates filed in Probate Court for Cyrus H Cook of Concord Mary A Rand of Bedford and Lydia Swift Mason of Bedford. Executrices and heirs named with values and returns set for July 10 June 30 and other dates. Attorneys listed with Boston address and estates include real and personal property figures.
Thackeray extols the universal love of novels among wide groups including women, men, youths, and mothers. The passage names varied readers and touches on Columbus era depictions with scattered references to Jewish, Italian, and sailor characters among explorers and crews.
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