Acton Road Improvement Petition Noted by Middlesex Officials
A Middlesex County meeting in Cambridge on January 1916 discussed a petition from Rolfe Bradbury and others asking relocation and repair of a state road segment from the Great Road in Acton toward North Acton Station and Carlisle, with a public view notice and sheriff’s attested copy filed by Deputy Sheriff Albert A. Fillerrown.
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Massachusetts
Middles
Cambridge
Acton
H Wm
Dillingham
Atten
Great Road
State Road
North Acton
Carlisle
N. Y. Nuf
H.R
Rolfe Bradbury
Albert A. Fillerrown
Cost of War and Public Debate Across Nations
Opinion piece weighs war costs for England Russia France and Germany, noting vast expenditures and strains on allies. It questions who can bear the financial burden, mentions the Lusitania sinking and calls for thoughtful U S action without bias, urging restraint and consideration of national prestige.
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Cellor
England
Great Britain
Russia
France
Austria
Germany
Peltiy
United States
Europe
Escorted by Patrol Two British Vessels Close at Hard
The Gulflight torpedoing story pages state officer Julius Smith describes May 1 attack off Scilly islands. He says submarine surfaced, large American signal flag displayed, patrol boats Iago and Miley flanked Gulflight and attempted to steer toward Bishop lighthouse.
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Washington
State Department
Jilph &. Smith
Gulflight
Scally Islands
British boycott suggestion shapes U S stance on Germany
London reports show British public and press shifting toward letting the United States steer the crisis. Many favor avoiding war and propose diplomacy through a boycott by withdrawing Ambassador Gerard and consuls, while repatriating German Americans.
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United States
Germany
London
Washington
New York
Gerard
Bernstein
Aimerlés
Concord Anti-Suffrage Speaker Gains Attention
Miss Sophia Melvill of Concord is in demand as a speaker for the Anti-Suffrage league. She spoke Friday at the Massachusetts anti suffrage headquarters in Boston on The Menace of Woman s Suffrage and Saturday at Miss Kid Fiske s Clinton residence.
Middlesex and Noble & Greenough Race Ends Neck and Neck
Middlesex wins by about a boat length after Batchelder slips and recovers. Cambridge's Rindge Technical places behind as both crews race a half mile with close finishing time.
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Noble & Greenough
Bateman
Pond
Batchelder
Parker
Hagerman
Howard
Moyerstroke
Pier
Cambridge
Baker
Cleveland
Brown
Mellen
Little
Rindge
Levine
Scully
Winslow
Morash
8 000 000 Reasons Equal Suffrage Address
Mr and Mrs Stuart Chase spoke at Concord Equal Suffrage League event in town hall on May 8 detailing unemployment hardships. Mrs Chase described low wages and indignities faced by women workers while urging suffrage as the 8 000 000 reasons representing American working women. An afternoon exhibit of Panama hats by Stanley Hall followed on Friday from 2 to 5 at Miss M J Scan ton's shop.
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Stuart Chase
Boston
Town Hall
Concordat Equal Suffrage League
Chase
Maynard
Smith
Chage
United States
Indies
Concord
Stanley Hall
M. J. Ton
Quote from F B Meyer on compassion and happiness
Fragmentary quotation attributed to F B Meyer urging forgiveness and daily acts of sympathy to lessen human sorrow and increase happiness.
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F. B. Meyer
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Miss Payne
William Prown
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Florence’ Reed
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Augusta Thompson
Taylor
Theresa M. Williams
New England
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Jersey Ice Cream CO
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S, Bartolomeo
Je Cole
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Inderhooe Concord, Mass
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