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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
9
Concord reports road department surface work progress and new sheds for the road bridge division. Charity and social gatherings are noted with meetings, lawn party, and the passing of residents, including memorials at Sleepy Hollow and a Fourth of July patriotic service planning.
Miss Nuree Martel, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Martel of Concord, wed James Pirehes of Watertown at St Bernard's church. The ceremony followed by a reception on Fairhaven Road, with bridal attire of white satin and pink accents. The bride, a Framingham Nursing School graduate, works in Concord area hospitals.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cook long time Concord resident died at home on Church Green after a period of illness. She was 84 years old and born in Westport Maine. Funeral held Tuesday afternoon at Sleepy Hollow Chapel with early reports noting valvular heart trouble as the cause.
Col Cooke receives long service recognition in Massachusetts unit. The adjutant Colin is elected junior major after rising from private rank, marking steady ascent through the regiment and leadership among men in command.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places including Lowell, New Bedford, Fall River, Woodman, Griffin, and Daly with scattered roles and institutions. Details are unclear but record appears to note individuals connected to a regional event or committee in a machine readable ledger format.
Ex mayor Carléton McCarthy accuses the Richmond water board of delay and demands action. He argues editors and proprietors must support the plant owner and press the city to install bichloride and mercury treatment as part of the water system overhaul. The report notes disputed timing and the involvement of local officials in the matter.
Rebels control central Durango as a prolonged siege continues. Railroad service is disrupted and justified by the position. Only a few commodities remain, scarce and overpriced, with authorities noting the deteriorating civilian conditions.
The Mississippi Supreme Court discusses whether a razor qualifies as a weapon in a case involving Junius Brown, an African American defendant charged with carrying a concealed weapon. The ruling clarifies legal definitions and the implications for similar cases.
A garbled account describes attempts to grasp and separate hair while chasing a white object. The fragment mentions confusion, a head feeling teased, and a lingering question about ownership or sequence before separation.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions go on strike and disappearances with scattered phrases about a companion and backer. The readable items are fragmentary and lack coherent facts or names to identify a news event.
The readable fragment hints at a garbled note about a person or event with unclear names and dates. No coherent entities or actions are extractable for a factual summary.
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