Salty current events from Maiden to Boston press notes
A collage of brief items notes ages for army enlistment from 18 to 35, retirement rumors denied for Secretary Long, Roosevelt’s careful execution, Cuban pay concerns, and trust shares totaling 1.106 billion dollars. It references Easter bonnet trends, a Chelsea Christian Science tragedy, and legal persistence in the Boston Record with calls for court action.
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Chelsea
Boston
Navy observers from Europe study U S methods at Washington
Admiral Dewey is cited as a premier naval commander and European attaches, led by Lieutenant de Far amond, travel to Washington to study American naval techniques. de Faramone, with experience in East Asia, seeks insights from U S Oregon operations amid high naval prestige. The Beacon notes basketball roughness risks and calls for disciplined play by teams and players to honor the rules.
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Dewey
de Faramond
Washington
M. Cambon
de Faramone
Oregons
The
Beacon
Maynard News Highlights Local Events and Budgets
Maynard reports a lively week with street repairs urged by new commissioners after concerns about sidewalks. The Methdist concert on March 25 features a 30 voice chorus and soloists including Mrs Hodges and Hiram Parkin. A Maynard basketball effort plans to secure Music Hall for upcoming games while a cattle and horse sale on March 28 offers 35 head plus horses and farm goods.
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Methodist Church
A. Hodges
Ethel Taylor
Hiram Parkin
Joseph Haigh
George Lawton
Robt. W. Carter
W. C. van Etten
R.W. Carter
Charlotte Forbush
Lynn
Committee To Review Affair In Charge
Officials say a committee will oversee the affair in charge and report findings to the council. Details remain limited as the panel begins its review and prepares a public update.
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Ing
Maynard Local Notices and Openings
Fresh oysters at Central market. B D Blanchard dental rooms in Maynard block open after 3 pm weekdays and all day Friday and Saturday. Boutwell’s and Loewe’s blocks offer dental work at low prices. Printing hanging whitewashing kalfe mining and glass-setting services available. Tickets for Methodist church choir concert selling fast. Jennie S Deane offers Easter millinery. Miss M A Barry to open spring millinery at Mrs A G Poulton store Concord Junction. Opening days March 31 and April 1.
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B.D. Blanchard’s
Maynard Block
Te. Chis. I
Sweeney
Maynard Mass
P. O
Methodist Church
M. A. Barry
A_G_Poulton
Concord Junction
Farms for sale at Benjamin Smith farm Maynard
The Benjamin Smith farm near Maynard on the road to Stow offers about 55 acres with 12 acres woodland and fruit trees. A 10 room house is included. Property may be sold whole or in parts. Inquiries addressed to James R. Bent or Artemus Whitney, Maynard, March 22, 18.
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Lewis Parks
Stow
Parks
Old Springer
Concord
Old Jersey
Benjamin Smith
Maynard
Ito James R. Bent
Artemus Whitney
Card of Thanks from Haynes family
The Haynes family expresses deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for support after a bereavement and for floral tributes. Signed by Mrs. Lucy A. Haynes and A. W. Haynes. Maynard, March 22, 1809.
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Lucy A. Haynes
A. W. Haynes
Maynard
Church Services and Schedules Include Three Local Faiths
Maynard churches list Sunday services Sunday school and evening meetings for Congregational Methodist and St. George Episcopal parishes. St Bridget’s Catholic Church notes masses at 8 30 a m and 10 30 a m with vespers at 3 15 p m and west Acton first Sunday.
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A. J.” Crowe
West Acton
Parish schedule lists services and society events
In each month Sunday school at 2.15 p.m. Holy day mass at 7.30 p.m. Baptisms Sundays at 4 p.m. Rosary and Scapular society meets on the third Sunday. Miss McMorrow serves as organist.
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Miss McMorrow
American Trade Gains in Cape Town Alarm English Merchants
Consul Stowe reports American win in Cape Town trade with Cape Town orders for rails and tubing worth 2.5 million dollars at 20 percent below English quotes. A match factory rises using American equipment. barbed wire imports to Natal surge. Coal from Virginia arrives. travelers face taxes and penalties.
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Washington
Cape Town
Stowe
State Department
America
Natal
Virginia
Johannesburg
Reed says he will not seek presidency again
Amos L. Allen, secretary to Speaker Thomas Reed, says Reed will withdraw from politics. He criticizes the Philippine war and expansion talk, calling the islands a white elephant and noting annexation of Mexico and Nova Scotia would be more sensible.
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Boston
Globe
Amos L. Allen
Thomas
Reed
Alfred
United States
Allen
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Mexico
Nova Scotia
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