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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1904
Page
7
Ex congressman L D Apsley denies seeking a third term while details of the Fourth Congressional district nominating contest unfold. The Waltham field includes George H Doty and Senator Gore with Tirrell pressing for reelection as campaigns wage on.
Hudson News reports split views on whether Tirrell should stay in Congress or be replaced by Doty. Apsley declines comment on candidates, while Tirrell supporters argue incumbents grow more effective with experience and question Doty’s potential.
Klaw and Erlanger present Mother Goose at the Colonial theatre Boston for a run starting Monday the 21st lnst. The production blends comedy with a serious moral theme and features strong music and art ballet including L Art Nouveau and ballets The Land of Frost Heartsease and Contentment. The show aims to surpass ordinary attractions with high artistic merit and broad popular appeal.
Warrants for the town meeting are posted. Key articles include appointing an appropriation committee to report at the April meeting and borrowing $20 000 in anticipation of taxes.
The two caucuses narrowed the field leaving candidates on the ballot without opposition for town offices. Names include Charles H. Persons town clerk George H. Gutteridge treasurer George N. Salisbury tax collector John McPherson board of health Alexander Veitch library trustee William Naylor Edward Cross auditors James J. Hilfert y school committee Luke B Brooks tree warden. Lucius H. Maynard faces James Mullin for selectman and an active race is anticipated.
Advertisement notes relief for weak digestion belching and sour stomach with Cham berlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by P H DeLee druggist Maynard.
The article notes Hon. Charles Q. Tirrell intends to seek another congressional term in the district he has served for two terms. Support across the district is described as cordial and broad with many endorsing his candidacy, while a few opponents have withdrawn. The Enterprise pledges to back his nomination this fall.
Edward D. Dee visited Lexington friends while W. E. Clahane headed to New Hampshire on business. Concord Knights conferred degrees on 20 candidates. K of C signals and a fire station scare occurred. A hay sale, a carpenter injured, and a St Patrick's concert and lecture planned for St Bernard's parish.
On Saturday April 2, 1904 at eleven o'clock in the forenoon the premises described in a mortgage deed will be sold. The property lies on the east side of Wachusett street Marlborough and includes a lot with buildings, measuring about twenty and 76-100 rods, with bounds along Wachusett street and adjacent parcels. Sale conducted by James F. Bigelow and Arthur S Executors of Hannah E Bigelow's will assignee. Marlborough Massachusetts March 1, 1904.
A probate petition seeks letters of administration for Marcy W Noyes of Concord. Frank W Patch of Framingham is named to receive administration without bond. Citations require appearance at Cambridge Probate Court on March 22, 1904 at 9 a.m. to show cause why the request should not be granted.
To investors wanted the poultry of all kinds in large or small lots. Bring them in or
Massachusetts Probate Court handles a complex Tarbell will case involving Martha B. Tarbell and heirs Charles L. Tarbell George G. Tarbell and Charles F. Tarbell. Petition asks guardian ad litem for unborn interests and instructs defendants to answer within three months.
Notice states a trust bond action involving a property, with vague identifiers. Information is insufficient to establish names, locations, parties, or dates for further legal action or public record.
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