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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1908

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Maynard Men's Club discusses bathhouse above Assabet Dam

An open Friday night meeting in Maynard led by the Men's Union covered library needs and better reading facilities. Selectman P J Sullivan, J C Mackin and W Naylor spoke, with Sullivan proposing a bathhouse on the Assabet river banks above the dam to be included in the April warrant.

M. E Men's Union Maynard P. J. Sullivan J. C. Mackin William Naylor Sullivan Assabet

Thomas Todd Speaks on His Antique Search

Thomas Todd of Concord addressed the Concord men’s league Tuesday evening about his experiences in pursuit of an antique item. He described travel, methods, and observations from his search.

Thomas Todd Concord Men's League of the Congregational Church

Roosevelt declares mothers nation’s supreme asset at welfare congress

President Roosevelt tells delegates that the nation relies on mothers and children for future strength arguing women must be good wives and mothers to prevent decline. In Hackensack a coroner opens an inquest into Walter F. Baker’s death, with his body exhumed from Boston for chemical analysis.

Roosevelt Washington White House National Mothers’ Congress Hackensack N. J Walter F. Baker Boston Frank H. Hardin Bogota DeMund Baker Ridgewood Edward T. Baker

Coroner. Burke Faults Collinwood Fire Tragedy

Cleveland March 11 Coroner Burke condemned the loss of life in the Collinwood fire calling it inexcus able and stating children were trapped and crushed until burned to death He said someone is responsible and must be held after a careful evidence review.

Cleveland Collinwood Burke

Prosecution Near End in Alia Murder Trial

Denver March 11 The prosecution in the Giuseppe Alia murder case of Father Leo Hein richs has nearly finished presenting its evidence and the defendant will rest tonight. Only two witnesses testified to the killing and Mrs Van Cleave suggested a plot with no corroboration.

Denver Guiseppe Alia Leo Heinrichs van Cleave

Sudbury Notices and Local Sports Summary

Mrs. S. D. Perry is confined to the house by illness. The selectmen drew up the true warrant this Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Whitehead of Maynard were Sudbury visitors. A temperance lecture is set for Sunday evening in the town hall. Miss Bessie R. Parmenter and Harlem Noyes, both of Sudbury, were married Thursday evening and will live in a new house Mr. Noyes built. The 8 H. S. basketball team beat Wayside Athletic Club 25 to 15. Sudbury Grammar School tied with Maynards 16 to 15 after the opponents gained the 17th point.

Fred R. Whitehead of Maynard Town Bessie R. Parmenter Harlem Noyes Mr. Noyes Wayside Athletic Club Sudbury Grammar School Maynards

King Alfonso's Barcelona visit lauded by crowds

In Barcelona on March 11 King Alfonso received a warm, orderly welcome with no incidents. Large troops and police secured the city as Republicans and Separatists joined in acclaim. A gala at the opera followed a formal dinner for Austrian naval officers amid high venue prices. In New York Baron Takahira urged continued US Japan friendship easing immigration tensions and pacific calm.

Barcelona Alfonso Opera New York United States Japan Setto Baron Takahira Japan Society of New York Takahira Pacific

Temporary Liberty For Schmitz

Eugene Schmitz former San Francisco mayor convicted of extortion will be set at liberty today but remain on bonds to answer bribery charges involving public service corporations. Judge Dunne dismissed him from custody per the supreme court but ordered the case to another grand jury. Judge Lawler set bonds at 280000 for his release.

Schmitz San Francisco Eugene Schmitz Berty Dunne Supreme Court Lawler

Bold Bank Robbery Attempt Reported in Omaha

A man named L. L. Fee attempted to rob Merchants National Bank in Omaha demanding 5000 dollars with a nitro glycerine bottle. Vice President Drake alerted police, Fee was seized as tests found the bottle harmless. authorities deem him a lunatic.

Omaha Merchants’ National Bank Iman L. L. Fee Drake Fee

Local News and Society Notes From Cancer Junction

Miss Hisa Luick visits Dorchester friends. Advertised letters list Patrick Quinn J Thompson Walter Taylor. Ladies Union to meet Miss Anna Noonan Thursday afternoon. Rev Mr Case preached at Union church Sunday noon. Town meeting for officers on Monday March 30. Ring family from Commonwealth Ave. visit Hyde Park. Dorchester pair Shorey visit sister Mrs J W Sylvester. Laphams on Commonwealth Ave welcome birth of son March 7. Citizens caucus to nominate candidates set for March 18. Selectman candidates include Elmer E Shattuck Waldo P Lapham. Bernard Squire announces daughter Maude Enid wed to Robert M Evans February 22 in Victoria Lt C. They plan to reside in San Francisco.

Patrick Quinn J. Thompson Walter Taylor The Ladies Union Anna Noonan F. C. Ring Commonwealth Ave Town Hall Offee of Selectman Elmer E. Shattuck Waldo P. Lapham Bernard Squire This Place Maude Enid Robert M. Evans Boston Victoria, Lt. C San Francisco Cal

Concord notices on registration and caucus events

Mrs Thomas Hollis returned from Chicago and Mr and Mrs A T Baker moved to Lexington road. Police equipped with new Colts pistols. Mr and Mrs Richard L Wilson visited New York. Mrs Wilson to stay a week. Philathea choir held a quiet night in Trinity Congregational Church. Registrars of voters to meet March 17 at Concord Junction and March 21 at the town house. spring election registration closes. Citizens caucus to nominate town officers set for March 18, chaired by F W Eaton.

Richard L. Wilson New York Engine House Concord Junction Concord Prestinet 4 Citizens F. W Eaton

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