Local Social Notes and Visits Across Towns
Mise Bara Bent leaves for Palmouth visit. May Perns of Billerica spent Sunday. James Bent loses a horse to colic. Creighton’s hosts a great sale. Calvin Morse at his Sudbury farm. John Kelley visited Northampton friends. Mrs Lucy Houston of Lawrence visiting town relatives. Award Gannon of Marlboro visiting friends. Rev J A Crowley returns to Wakefield home. Julia Fitzpatrick of Medford visits Mrs Catherine Lawton. Mr and Mrs Harry Dudley of Greendale guests of Neil Currier. T Cleary of Nashua helps his brother John Cleary. Delegation from town attends Marlboro Wild West Show.
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Mise Bara Bent
Palmouth
May Perns
Billerica
James Bent
Colic
Creighton
Calvin Morse
Sudbury
John Kelley
Northampton
Lucy Houston
Lawrence
Maward Gannon
Marlboro
J. A. Crowley
Wakefield
Julia Fitzpatrick
Medford
Catherine Lawton
Harry Dudley
Greendale
Neil ‘Currier
Community urge to punish cruelty to animals in Maynard
A reader calls Maynard authorities to empower police to investigate animal cruelty and punish the abuser. The writer argues that local officials should act to stop brutal acts rather than rely on outside societies, stressing responsibility to protect pets and teach children by example.
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Maynard
Hines Leporte Wedding At Home Of Bride In Worcester
Miss Alice Pear Hines wed Charles Leporte of Worcester in a morning ceremony at the bride’s Roosevelt street home with Rev. A. B. Papineau officiating. Frances Leporte of Northboro served as bridesmaid and William Hines handled local optician sales in Hudson Maynard Clinton Northboro and Southboro.
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Alice Pear
Hines
Charles Leporte
Worcester
Lock
Roosevelt St
A. B. Papineau
Frances Leporte
Borthboro
William Hines
Hudson
Maynard
Clinton
Northboro
Southboro
Hoyt
Marlboro
Sudbury High School Names New Principal Calvin Foss
Sudbury announces Calvin Foss of Pittsfield New Hampshire a Dartmouth graduate will begin duties as principal at the local high school in September. Marriage prospects in Sudbury appear bright as engagements of seven well known couples have recently been announced. The First Parish church edifice has been repainted with two coats, the last time in 19 The ancient building dates to 1797 and preservation interest remains high. No Old Home Week observances this year but July 31 union services at the First Parish meeting house at 10 45 will feature addresses on old associations home life social imperative and a religious service with Memorial church choir performing.
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Sudbury High School
Calvin Foss
Pittsfield, N. H
Dartmouth College
Sudbury
W. L. Telch
Marlboro Notes and Local Posts on Residents
Marlboro reports include John Reynolds working on the Hitchcock estate. John Flanagan returns from Revere Beach. B. Fitsmaurice of Lynn visits Mechanicst relatives. Miss Mary Barnes at Rice Hutchins box factory. J. & Anderson home from Natick work. Mr. and Mrs C. W. Miller back in Boston after visit. Clarence Marshall of Dart’s Express Co. on annual vacation. M Annie Howe, M D of Stamford CT.
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John Reynolds
Hitchcock
John Flanagan
Revere Beach
B. Fitsmaurice
Lynn
Mary Barnes
J. & Anderson
Natick
C. W. Miller
Boston
Clarence Marshall
Dart's Express Co
Cabinet Formulating Demands Over Knight Commander Sinking
Washington outlines potential measures against Russia for sinking the Knight Commander. Roosevelt's Feb 11 neutrality proclamation informs policy, asserting neutral ships must not be sunk and contraband shipments at owners’ risk. Hall International Law supports release of detained vessels when port access fails.
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Washington
Department of State
Roosevelt
United States
State Department
Hall International Law
Britain Demands Russian Apology Over Knight Commander Sinking
London reports the British government escalates action after the Knight Commander, a British steamer, was sunk by the Vladivostok squadron. Official belief holds neutral ships cannot be destroyed even with contraband goods aboard. Demands include compensation, an apology, and safeguards to prevent repeats. Ship owners push for stronger protection of their interests.
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Russia
London
Vladivostok
Russians Retreat From Tatchekino In Severe Fighting
A telegraph from General Kuropatkin says the southern army is withdrawing from Tatchekino to Hai Cheng while a rear guard fight continues. The war office estimates losses in the hundreds, suggesting substantial engagement despite no exact troop numbers. Generals Oku and Nodzu are noted as commanding portions of the attacking force.
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St. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Tatchekino
Hai Cheng
War Office
Oku
Nodzu
Yin Kow
Thin Himself
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Enterprise Company
Wilder
Main Street
Marlboro, Mase
T. Cleary
Nashua, N. H
Pat
John Cleary
Riday
Hines—Leporte
Ashon
Oxfords
Tan Oxfords
Creighton’s Shoe Emporium
Nason ST
P.h.delee
F. E. Harris
Bedford ST
Concord
England
C.C. S. Co Big Department Store
CE S.c
Combination Cash Store Co
J. F. Gannon’s Co
Harberdashers
Maynard, Mass
Hamilton
Hamilton Watch
Geo. H. _ Gutteridge
Nason ST. Maynard
Johnson
Walter A. Wood
Raymond
Ohn
H. Mond
Wee
Ray Concord
Maple House
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