Concord Fourth of July Quiet Amid Holidays and Notables
Amid a quiet Fourth in Concord, many residents left town or joined in modest celebrations. Visitors include Mrs Edward Moore of Philadelphia staying with Mr and Mrs Benj Pope, Dr Mossley of New York at the Colonial Inn, and astronaut Charles Lidden in town. Guests enjoyed a bouquet presentation at the Colonial Inn and outings to the White Mountains.
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Theresa Connors
J. M. Keyes
Concord
Junction
Tar Yn
Toltie
Edward Moore
Philadelphia
Benj. Pope
Mossley
Igmatea Hospital
New York City
Colonial Inn
Charles @lidden
Colonial
Prop. Abrams
Ten
George A. Loud
D. C
F . Hunters
Hampshire
M.fe J. Rose
White Mountains
Kiases Sophia
Wilson Werd
Iplands
P. Pitta M. Mason
Emerson Ospital
Foresti
Concord Welcomes Surviving Pirat Mass Members At Armory
James E. Melvin hosts veterans at Company 1 armory in Concord for a memorial hour after a floral tribute. Guests include Franklin MacVeagh and son Eames, with Beaux Arts club and Municipal Lighting association members present during a cordial gathering and town visits.
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Concord
Pirat
James C. Melvin
Escociation
Hixleys
Mass
Mevin
Memorial
Sec
Treasury
Franklin MacVeagh
Eames
Harvard
Aera
Beaux Arta Club
Rodney Diegel Convicted by Jury in Senate Case
Rodney Diegel, Sergeant-at-Arms of the Oale Benate, was convicted by a jury in a case involving official duties. The verdict triggers potential penalties under applicable law. Prosecutors argued Diegel violated established procedures. defense contended procedural errors.
Diegel Found Guilty in Ohio Senate Bribery Case
The jury found Rodney J. Diegel sergeant at arms of the Ohio Senate guilty of aiding and abetting in a $200 bribe solicitation involving State Senator Andrews in the Centone-Wittemore Mutual Fire Insurance bill. The three day trial ended with the verdict.
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Columbus
Rodney J. Diegel
Senate
Andrews
Diege
Centone-Wittemore Mutual
Coffin Breaks Open Dead Body Exposed on Street
A chaotic scene in Boston unfolds as pallbearers struggle with a coffin breaking open on the sidewalk. The casket rolls into the street and the body is revealed before being moved toward a church. Passersby react with shock as an undertaker directs the scene.
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Boston
Teeeee
Sir Michael's
Glean Paper Woney by Washing a Lily
Fragmentary report notes efforts to wash and iron Phitagel cells to produce bills as counterfeit currency. It mentions expert testimony and government leverage shifting from old bills to new methods. References to contracts, machines, and shops imply a broader plan to revive a failing money system.
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Treasgralp
Amprine Strike Ends Recognition of Seamen Union
Fragmentary OCR text notes a strike ending recognition of the Seamen's union, with concessions and shipping port turmoil mentioned. It references internal concerns and a broader trade impact, but lacks clear dates or names.
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Seamen's Union
Former resident buried at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Former resident at the home v Fannie Bow 7, was brought to burial Saturday at Sleepy Hollow cemetery. Committal services were held at the grave with Rev Loren B Macdonald officiating. J Me Keves announces the big store will be closed Tuesday during July and August. Poons shop and garage are closed, she says.
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Fannie Bow
Loren
B. Macdonald
J. Me Keves
Yepeir
Town Clerks Gather for 10th Middlesex Meeting in Concord
In Concord the Middlesex Town and City Clerks Association held its 10th annual meeting. Walter A. Carr presided as host, with guests including Charles F. Hartshorn and F. Charles, town clerks from Wakefield and Reading. Attendees toured the Reformatory, enjoyed dinner at Colonial Inn Annex, and praised the day as one of the pleasantest gatherings.
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Municip! Lighting Association
A . F. Barrett
Warrey
D. King of
Peabody
A. W. Lees
F.R. Connor
Dinger
Col. Barrett
Concord
Middlesex Town and Gitylerks’ Association
Walter A
de Haven Jones
Melrane
Chelmsford
Nec
Treas
Herbert ‘ King
Billerica
W. de Haven Jones
Roard J. Robbins
F. Charles
Reading
Charles F. Hartshorn
Wakefield
Soci
Colonial Inn
Aninex
Abrams
T Joe
A. P. Langtsy
Abbott
Webber
Walter A. Carr
Frank E. Homes
Swan
Lesington
George .D. Harrington
Lexington
George L. Chait
Burial News Leaves Many Questions Unclear
Fragmentary obituary notes a burial Friday for a town boy with a troubled life. It mentions Sigepy Hollow and Thomas Hopkins field where he attended school, but details about his death and life are incomplete.
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Sigepy
Thomas Hopkins Field
Dance at the Hudson Home
A social event at the Hudson residence on Main Street featured Miss Marion Hudson along with visiting guests Misses Ruth Walcott Jeanette Sohier Barbara Tower Hilda Smith Constance Binney and Helen Warren of Lincoln. Attendees included Messrs Walter A Wood Samuel Kent Johnson Henry Thomas Brooks Frank Tobe Walcott and Sidney.
Bloomers Hit The Court In High Interest Tilt
The Bloomers bring a classy game to town for a marquee clash on the 19th. A large crowd is expected as records and attendance marks look likely to fall in what promises to be a standout match.
Advertised Letters and Holiday Notes From Town
The column lists names of advertised letters including Granem Benson and Prof Gary N Calkins among others. It notes families entertained at John E Lawrence’s for holiday dinner and mentions grocers closing stores on Tuesday afternoons in July and August. Miss Mary B Varner leaves for Los Angeles for the summer.
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Granem Benson
Igynton
Gary N. Calkins
I Oilje Virtue
Wharton
H. D. Farrar
Mya. Goslin
L. T. Hildreth
Migs
G. Morrow
Florence McDonald
Margaret Oakley
A. D. K. Shurtleff
W. E Smith
A. J. K. Whyte
Poenaes
Steeet
Ward
Mary B. Varner
Los Angeles
Cal
Concord Local Advertisements and Notices 2 9 92
Classifieds include missing in advance payment ad, bicycle found, job inquiry for a 14-year-old, house for rent with modern improvements, and a literary-essay style note on Edwin Arnold and a city journal. Also references to a Morris canoe for reward and local contact Sidney Coolidge Concord.
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Sidney Coolidge
Concord
Troan
Jeremiah Rheehan
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