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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1912

Page

8

Amundsen Polar Expedition Finds Bay of Whales Camp Ready

Absence of alcohol marks the sledge journey as Amundsen and four companions document numerous photos en route to Polheim. They describe a well equipped Fram camp at winter quarters, dog losses, and supplies cached for future visitors near King Edward VII Land and Haakon Plateau.

Bay of Whales King Haakon Plateau Ing Helmer Hansen Amundsen Fram Shackleton Polheim Prestud King Edward VII Camp Colbeck Ross Sea Scott

Bryan on recall and public justice in Columbus speech

William Jennings Bryan argued for initiative referendum and recall in a Columbus speech. He contrasted recall with impeachment noting judges are servants of the people and must face public opinion, and warned that judges swayed by fear of recall would be unfit for office.

Columbus William. Bryan Camuala

Horse Tails Imported From Many Lands for Manufacturing Use

The article notes extensive imports of horse tails from China and other countries. It states New York ships horse tails to London under varied circumstances, with tails sorted by length and cut for use in making various hair products.

China South America Australia New York London

Woman Reads Comma Tail in Newspaper

A centenarian woman mistakes a comma tail for meaning in a newspaper text and seeks an oculist. She debates whether the tail was clear or blurred, resolving to age gracefully while pondering punctuation.

Pulse Watch Described For Medical Use

The article notes a physician's device a watch built on the stop principle to count pulse beats per minute. A push button starts the count and another at the twentieth beat shows the rate on a dial.

Should Be Taught to Eat Masticvation in Schools

A reader argues nutrition and physiology should be taught in schools focusing on proper chewing and mindful eating. He claims home training is lacking and urges experts to teach mastication, saliva integration, and controlled breathing to prevent digestive issues and promote slower, more enjoyable meals. A prominent citizen recalls the "nerviest" games seen.

Petition for Administration of Silas A. Hosmer Estate

Massachusetts probate notice cites heirs and creditors of Silas A. Hosmer of Concord. Court to hear March 27 1912 at 9 AM in Cambridge on Louie F. Hosmer's petition for letters of administration. Public notice required by publication weekly for several weeks.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Silas A. Hosmer Concord Louie F. Hosmer Cambridge

Pitney Confirmation Sparks Bitter Senate Debate

The Senate held a prolonged executive session to consider Mahlon W. Pitney's nomination to the Supreme Court seat vacated by the late Justice Harlan. After three hours of sharp attacks led by Senator Culberson and others, the chamber planned to resume debate at noon and vote at 4 o'clock, with supporters fearing a close result and possible rejection.

Washington Senate Congress Mahlon W. Pitney New Jersey Taft Harlan Supreme Court Pitney Culberson

Beale Loses Cambridge School Seat in Democratic Wave

Cambridge Massachusetts March 13 Beale Harvard professor loses re election as school committeeman at large to John W Bradley in a city wide Democratic surge Mayor Barry re elected with 2745 plurality. Democratic gains span aldermen and council seats and include the principal assessor race won by William M Hogan. Five thousand five hundred eighty four women voted.

Cambridge Mass Joseph H. Beale Harvard Beale John W. Bradley Barry Wiliam M. Hogan

Must Go to Jury Decision in Packers Trial

Federal Judge Carpenay ruled the cases must go to the jury. The ruling is a severe setback for the ten Packers defendants who have faced the anti trust trial for weeks. The defense now must present evidence to counter the government’s case.

Carpenay

Governor Foss Announces Direct Primary Bill Signature

Governor Foss will sign the direct primary bill, a Boston report says. The plan is expected to pass the house after insufficient senate support blocked reconsideration when Senator Vinson moved the measure and President Greenwood ruled the motion just without a roll call.

Foss Boston Vinson Greenwood

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