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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1916

Page

8

Francis Joseph Emperor of Austria and Sarajevo to Geneva

The article recounts the late Austrian emperor Francis Joseph and a string of royal tragedies from the Paris hunting lodge to the Geneva murder of Empress Elizabeth in 1898. It notes royal family scandals, suicides, and executions that shaped his long reign amid a mosaic of nationalities.

Meyer- Ming Francis Joseph Archduke Johann Salvatore Rudolf John Orth Archduke Ferdinand Sophie Chotek Sarajevo Geneva Elizabeth Europe Usly

California vote not split. Republican check shows limited divisions

Nov 22 report indicates little split in California electoral votes with eight counties uncounted. Republicans say statewide Wilson plurality will be at least 3416 after checking county returns. eight missing counties not yet included in totals.

Republic Jent Wilson Acs

Protest Over Stage Wedding Incident Reaches Ministers

Protesting pastors objected to a planned wedding on a theatre stage during a musical company’s Friday night show. The ministers urged restraint, saying the wedding would affect unity and urged the court to consider the stage ceremony. In other news, German Foreign Minister Gottlieb von Jagow resigned on November 22 due to health concerns.

Biddaferd Ord Fd. Ministers’ Association A. Word Alma M. N

Factory munition blast claims dozens of lives

An official report lists 241 dead and 667 injured from a factory munition blast on November 22. The incident caused fatal harm to hundreds and prompted emergency response across the site.

Roumains Caught in Teutons Net After Craiova Occupation

German troops occupy Craiova in western Wallachia, threatening two Roumanian armies estimated at 100000 to 200000 men. German superiority in artillery and force suggests possible destruction of the surrounded units as rapid advances continue. On other fronts, western artillery and aviation actions persist while Greece faces renewed coercion and central powers’ diplomats are expelled.

London Craiova Wallachia Greece

Hawley Urges Public Air Power To Shield Defense

President Hawley of the Aero Club of America says the United States is blind in defense due to inadequate aerial forces. He cites Ruth Law’s Chicago to New York flight and private aviation gains, urging 2000 aeroplanes 12 dirigibles and 125 kite balloons for national defense.

New York United States Army Hawley Army Navy

Motorman blamed as fatal elevated accident investigated

Boston November 22 public service commission inspectors say brakes were fine and the car skidded on Fort Point channel disaster. A full stop before the drawbridge might have prevented the loss of forty five lives. Motorman allegedly violated stop rule by not stopping. Also note reduced workday at Sing Sing prison ending earlier.

Boston Public Service Commission Fort Point Channel

Fatal accident mars Bev erly plant in Massachusetts

A chemical engine in Beverly responding to an alarm lost control and crashed into a crowd injuring four year old Eva Ravenna who died from her injuries. The incident occurred in front of factories as bystanders watched.

Beverly Mass Lynch Eva Ravenna Vermont Carr Manufacturing Company Whittenton Manufacturing Company Taunton Naumkeag Steam Cotton Company Salem Samuel Spector David Siegel Boston Edward Kelley Chelsea Alfred Zaiss

Thanksgiving Proclamation by Governor McCall

Massachusetts Governor Samuel W. McCall designates Thursday November 30 as a day of Thanksgiving and Praise urging prayers for ending the war in Europe. He calls for compassion for the sorrows of others and deeds to ease them while wishing for a world free from war and violence.

McCall Europe Commonwealth United States America Council United States of America

The Speed of Ships and the Wave of Translation

The article explains how water depth affects ship speed through the wave of translation. It cites British cruisers Blake and Blenheim, noting slower speeds in shallow water and a depth dependent drag that rises with speed. It presents depth requirements tied to knots and draft, illustrating increasing needs at higher speeds.

Neel Blake Blenheim

Turner Talks Rebuilding Your Town At Maynard Grange

Dr. A. E. Turner associate director of the Chautauqua association gave an address on Rebuilding Your Town at the Maynard Grange meeting in the O F hall. He described three classes of townsmen, praised cooperation, and urged reforms such as improved water, sewers, and taxation. The talk previewed a five day Chautauqua next summer with national speakers and a 1000–1200 seat tent, with 50 sponsors for 500 tickets at two dollars each.

A. E. Turner Grange Maynard Grange O. F. Hall Chautauqua Association Turner Minois Chautauqua Pin Cleveland Houston Tex Philadelphia New York Europe Jean Hamilton Leonora M. White Chicago Paul M. Pierson Br. P. M. Simmons Iowa Clinton Framingham A. Morrill Osgood Everett Toop Connecticut Edmund Whitney William Taylor Grace H. Sanders George F. Morse

Tenshagrine program marks annual social gathering

Chaplain Lizzie Bumpus lecturer Laura Woodard and stewards Herbert Martin Everett Toop and Charlotte Stock head the event. The bridge executive committee includes H Lin Wood White and J Leo Com Eau with Ceres Mary Finn Pomona Martha Johnson Flora Mabel Comeau pianist Marion Jones. A social followed at games and an entertainment enjoyed. The program's committee is Mrs. Rena White Mabel Comeau Emma Deane Florence Mann and Calvin Morse.

Lizzie K. Bumpus Laura E. Woodard Herbert Martin Everett Toop Charlotte C. Stockbridge H. Linwood White J. Leo Comeau Ceres Mary E. Finn Pomona Martha D. Johnson Flora Mabel Comeau Marion Jones Rena E. White Emma Deane Florence Mann Calvin Morse

Successful Alka Temperance Society Dance Event

The Alka Temperance Society held a successful dance at the hall on Main Street Saturday evening. Next Saturday the society's dramatic club will present a three act comedy followed by a dance.

The Alka Temperance Society Dramatic Club

Odd Ways of Using Gold in Sudden Wealth

A New York Sun reader muses on how sudden riches tempt showy but odd purchases. He cites examples from others, like gilded stovepipes and gold railings, and admits preferring discretion over ostentation with wealth.

New York Sun

Old Mexican Legend Echoes Bible Flood Tale

The Tarascans tell of Noah like survivor Trezpi who escaped a great flood aboard a boat with animals. A dove motif appears as Trezpi releases a vulture then a humming bird to judge dryness of land. The tale mirrors biblical imagery rather than scientific tempering.

Trezpi Noah

Paid Bet Whittier Drawn About Town in Wheelbarrow

A humorous Bedford event followed Jr. Cook paying a bet to wheelbarrow Randall Whittier through town Saturday night. A brass band and torch procession accompanied the ride, a wheel balked, it struck a telephone pole, a fire started on the Pullman, and Whittier was safely alighted. The crowd later enjoyed a town hall program with burlesques and repartee.

Randall Whittier Bedford Jr. Cook Randall A. Whittier Cook Hughes Mr. Whittier Sudenly Pullman Whittier Cookely Marcel Town Hall George H. S Woodrow , Wilson Henry Ford Gov S. W. McCall Washington

Probate petition seeks estate grant for Mary D ell Marlborough

In Middlesex Massachusetts probate court was petitioned to grant administration of the estate of Mary D ell late of Marlborough deceased intestate to Mary Z. Grenier. The court date is December 8 at Cambridge. Public notice was ordered with the Enterprise Daily East as the publication outlet. Witness J. Metntl. First Judge dated November 20, 1916.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Mary Dell Marlborough Mary Z. Grenier Cam In Marterprise Mars S Aid Court J. Metntl Re

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