Mayor Sprague Seeks Re nomination in Worcester Race
Nearby Constabulary note Sprague as Reed way run. Gov Walcott proclaims Thanksgiving Day on the 25th. The Boston Globe hints Dick Cleveland not named after Dick Davis. Vertical penmanship rising, typewriter praised for copies. The Banker and Tradesman warns against overreliance on imminent prosperity amid October trade conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov Walcott
The
Boston Globe
Dick Cleveland
Dick Davis
Him
Piano player’s rings distract audience in a curious anecdote
A piano player who keeps rings on while performing creates a distracting impression that the instrument is cracking. The writer notes the arrival of the Old Farmer’s Almanac for 1898 from William Ware & Co of Boston, praising its unchanged quality beside Webster’s dictionary in the home. The 1898 issue is No 106.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Hale
The
Boston Journal
William Ware & Co
Boston
Webster’s
Greater New York election plan outlines city government
The article details proposed governance for Greater New York with a council of 29 members and a 60-member board of aldermen. It describes salaries for officials, terms, and the mayor’s broad appointment powers, plus borough presidents and independent city accounts.
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Greater New York
Hemisphere
Council
Board of Aldermen
Municipal Assembly of the
City of New York
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond
Sportsmanship and risk in football debate
The Brockton Enterprise argues football is a rough sport but worth regulating, not abolishing. It contends training and reform can reduce danger, and compares football to baseball and gym activities in risk and necessity of practice.
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Brockton
Maynard Briefs Reflect Local Happenings and Events
Maynard notes report a new Assabet council members, a Main Street store opening next week by Booth and Lord, and Margaret Sullivan replacing Miss Smith in public schools. Local residents William Smith Jr and Lottie Archer wed in Lynn, while Maynard attendees joined Yale Harvard game fans. The U P B C EE marked its sixth anniversary at the Congregational vestry with refreshments. Schools to reopen Monday. health board praised for cleaning. Ada Dennisden celebrated 10th birthday with 16 friends. St Bridget’s concert at Music Hall drew a large audience and high praise for Oxford Musical Club performances.
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Margaret Sullivan
Winchendon
Miss Smith
William Smith Jr
Lottie Archer
Maynard
Lynn
Rey Mr Lynch
John Smethurst
Frank H. Salisbury
Yale
Board of Health
Ada Dennisdén
Summitt Street
St Bridget’s Parish
Music Hall
Oxford Musical Club
Salem
James A. Korman
Arthur Thrasher
Newtons defeat Maynards 16 to 0 in gridiron clash
Garden City A. A. football team Newton beat Maynard's at Maynard 16 to 0. Game called at 4 15 with Lawton kickoff to Harrington and three Newton touchdowns by steady plunging and strong running. G Wilson 3 TDs, Harrington 2 goals after TDs, ref Byron timer King.
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Garden City
Newton
Maynard’s
Maynard
Lawton
Harrington
Newtons
Maynards
Newton Maynard Guilford
Lere
Archer Davis
Itrt
Lynch Green
Marsden Colman
Lawton Bailey
Parkinson Forkwall
Rt l
Waterhouse
H. Wilson
Re le
Clark
Axford Wilson
Roberts Worlen
Nelson Harrington
G. Wilson
Byron
King
Dedham Man Steals Bicycle After Night of Whiskey
George Hirsch of Dedham, formerly a tin worker, rode off with Charles Whitney’s bicycle after heavy drinking. Police arrested him in Maynard and sent him to Concord for trial. bicycle recovered twisted but usable by a sober rider.
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George Hirsch
Dedham
Charles Whitney
Hirsch
Powder Mills
Powder Mill Village
Maynard
Samuel King
Maple House
King
Concord
Keyes
Folka
Whitney
Whitney Golden Wedding Observed in Family Home
The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Artemas Whitney was observed on November 11 at the home of their daughter Mrs Wm B Case with family and friends gathered to celebrate.
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Artemas Whitney
Wm B. Case
Surprise anniversary gathering in tight circle due to illness
The event surprised the couple and invited relatives only because Mrs Whitney’s health was poor. About 50 relatives attended, presenting gifts, flowers, and letters. Music, readings, and a fine supper followed. Some friends wished for a larger celebration, but Mrs Whitney’s health prevented it.
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Whitney
Horse Walks Home After Being Left With Wagon
Max Sackanovsky left his wagon on Concord street to visit a customer. The wagon appeared missing but police later found the horse wandering on Brook street. The horse had simply taken a stroll, not a theft, and Max recovered his stock. Mrs J C Leighton Maynard thanks friends for flowers and support after bereavement.
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Max Sackanovsky
Concord Street
Max
Brook Street
J. C. Leighton
Maynard
Maynard Locals and Local Shops Advertised
Maynard locals announce Booth and Lord on Main Street selling hams bacons pork pies sausages and bologna. Freidberg and Carts offer suit service on Nason street while Miss Naylor and Miss Deane expand fall millinery. Cleary Williams features silk embroidery and oysters. A licensed poolroom opens on Acton Street. Albert Batley green house sells plants and cut flowers. To Let 8 rooms and basement on Maple Street. Mrs M A Tarbell seeks tenants at 11 Cottage Lowell.
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Booth & Lord
Main Street
Freedberg & Carts
Nason Street
Central Market
Cleary & Williams
Deane
Acton Street
Geo. W. Clark
Albert Batley
Acton St
Maynard
Maple St
M. A. Tarbell
Cottage Street
Lowell
Mass
Creighton's Shoe Emporium Offers Wide Range of Quality Footwear
The store announces it can supply all grades of shoes and stresses quality materials superior workmanship comfort and durability. Prices vary but aim is to deliver uniform value that fits every purse.
Rubber Goods Stock Here Includes Men Women and Children
A department stores announces a large stock of rubber items in varied styles and sizes. It highlights newest popular shapes for men women and children and claims high grade quality with modern styling at very low prices.
Corsets Arrive In Stock From Noted Makers
A shop announces new corset stock featuring celebrated sets and a range of desirable makes including popular corset models. Local buyers are invited to view the selection and choose from varied styles and sizes.
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Sprague
Worcester
Ulster
Reed Way
Keyes Hall
Thos Hillis
Asa Haynes
Florida
Assabet Council
R. A
Maynard Locals
Pi Air
Aspen
Colo
Irwin
Park Regent
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Massachusetts
Henry J. Hosmer
Treas
Edward Waldo
Sasan Maria Damon
Ashby
Mary J. Burgess
Groton
Frances A. Brooks
Eliza Kelsey
Edith Goodnow Harrington
Weldon Stevens Giles
Acton
E. A. Wadsworth
N. Ball
Eliza Ann Blood
Wm. F. W. Lawrence
Caroline G. White
Charlestown
Willie E. Wood
William Hurd Gray
Chicago
His
Wm. A. Richardson
Middlesex County
Luther Lane
Nathan Hayward
Theodore M
Childs
Rebecca W. Brown
Stafford
Thomas King
New Bedford
A. Richardson
Esther McNeal
Esther Hartwell
Sarah
Miss
Hattie * Farrell
Dent’s
Summer
Glendale Streets
W.S. Howe & CO
Maynard, Mass
Walter B. Currier
5 Park SQ
Maynard’s Block
Creighton’s Shoe Emporium
Chase & Sanborn’s
Seal Brand Coffee
America
Chase & Sanborn
W. W. Oliver
Nason St
N. B
ROYAL
Thompson
Globe
B. V
W. B. Case
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