Meeting on Robinson estate and land rights inquiry
A select health committee and interested residents discussed the Robinson estate questions including whether the land is private. Participants named A W Haynes W J Glover Har Mullin and James Mullin. The event referenced new hires and maritime duties beginning Tuesday in Hopkinton and at Bosne V.
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Robinson
W. J. Glover
Har
James Mullin
Murray
Mr Murphy
Hopkinton Deenaie
Downey
John Keegan
Bosne V
Sketches Shown for New Schoolhouse and Fire Truck Purchase
The schoolhouse committee reviewed three building sketches for a new facility and library mix, with one plan a two story high school style building, another a combination school and library, and the third a combined school and town hall. The meeting also covered buying a new fire truck.
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Dians
Principal Chester Resigns Amid School Uncertainty
Principal John D. W. Chester of the school resigns as the board has not acted on his plans. Chester is considering positions elsewhere while several other openings are under review.
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John D. W. Chester
Tert School
Nto Ie A Sahar Sr
Cheater
Died in Reading Frank Parks Dies at 40
Frank Parks died in Reading at 5 oclock Monday afternoon. He was 40 years old and lived in Maynard for many years. His body was brought to his brother's home. Burial was in Greenwood cemetery. He is survived by one brother and three sisters.
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Frank Parks
Reading
Maynard
Grenwood
Concord Lopez Sentenced Reflects Missing Person Case
A report notes Concord Lopez sentenced in August after a missing person mystery. Lopes allegedly vanished after a suspected theft and was later taken into custody by March, with no trace found in the interim.
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Lopes
Won Porte
March
Dramatic Gabies of the Cancer Grange Meeting at Home
The Dramatic Gabies of the Cancer Grange held a meeting at a private residence. Members gathered to discuss community activities and upcoming events in a casual, indoor setting.
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Cancer Grange
Sugar producers unite to push for free sugar in Hawaii
Testimony before a committee described a covert coalition named Sugar Producers in Hawaii. P R D Mead, statistician for the Hawaiian company, claimed efforts to raise funds by assessing every sugar grower and exerting influence at the White House. Witnesses alleged advertising campaigns and industry influence on public opinion.
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The
Hawaiian Co
Senate
P. R. D. Mead
Mtg
Hawaii
White House
Jeete
Williams
Death by misadventure in Emily Davison case
Coroner's inquest in England returns verdict of death by misadventure for Miss Emily W Davison who died after rushing a horse at the Derby. Evidence showed she had no intention of suicide, only to cross the track as crowds surged around the event.
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Epsom
Eng
Emily W. Davison
Opposition predicts war as Ireland bill clears second reading
In London the House of Commons passed the Ireland Home Rule bill on its second reading despite an amendment for rejection. Speakers warned that the clash over reforms could spark conflict in Ireland.
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London
House of Commons
Ireland
Belfour
Meaney Milk Bill Passed by House After Veto Override
Boston June 11 The house minority led a sensational attack on Governor Foss as Representative Meaney secured an 188 to 26 vote to override the governor’s veto. The milk bill requires all imported milk and suspect milk from other states to be libelled to disclose these facts. The bill moved to the senate where the governor reportedly has enough votes to kill it as the session adjourned briefly.
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Boston
Foss
Meaney
House
Senate
Five Rules Urged for Egg Industry Conduct
Investigators fix blame on farmers and poultry men and urge observance of five simple rules: keep hens clean, gather eggs daily, store eggs cool and dry, market eggs twice weekly, cull all mature male birds after the breeding season ends.
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Jane
Waa Oat & Me
Mrs Dolan and Shevlin Plead Not Guilty to Smuggling Indictments
Mrs Mary A Dolan known as Mme Driscoll modiste and Terrence L Shevlin ex deputy of customs with Annie W Shevlin and others arraigned in Boston on smuggling indictments. Dolan pleads not guilty to receiving smuggled goods worth 88000 dollars. Bail set at 10000 for Dolan and 7500 for each Shevlin.
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United States District Court
Death by accidental poisoning in Woonsocket
A 65 year old man in Woonsocket died after ingesting a small dose of medicine for a stomach trouble. Two daughters and a minor were present as authorities ruled the cause accidental poisoning. The verdict was delivered after an inquest.
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Woonsocket
Ambrose Raffe
Mes
Reed
Richards Held in 1200 Bond After Back Bay Jewelry Theft
John M Richards, 18, was captured in Frederick Winthrops Back Bay home at 299 Berkeley Street with $10,000 in jewelry ready to steal. He was held in 1200 bond for hearing Monday in municipal court. Attorney William R Scharton offered to defend him and requested remittance to the boys parents.
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Boston
John M. Richards
Back Bay
Frederick Winthrop
Berkeley Street
William R. Scharton
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Concord
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Carter
Sugar Mille
King's Horse
Aitase
Massachusettes House
Wist Ame
Girl
Mer Father
Richards
Surgiare
John A. Finigan
Tufts St
Arlington, Mass
John H. Wright
Main
J. H. Wright
Arthur J. Coughlan
Cannon’s Block
Maynard Ee
A. Distasio
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