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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1906
Page
3
State police inspected Maynard and met with local figures including Mr Maynard and Rev Bisbee. The visit was described as routine with assurances that police support the Maynard Temperance league and would aid the town, then officers departed and life returned to normal.
Rev Fr McQuaide of the Sacred Heart Church San Francisco travels to the east with Fr McQuaide and local priests credited for relief work after the catastrophe. He rests with Mrs Susan Sheehan of Glendale Street then continues to New York before returning to duties in San Francisco.
A summary of Mr. L. H. Maynard’s remarks about raids and temperance work questions state police role, motives of temperance groups, and whether outsiders aid Maynard. The piece argues temperance agitation aims for a better town and questions the accused mercenary motives of liquor sellers. TEMPERANCE PERSON.
The Trolley League schedule prompts concern as Team S struggles with lineup shifts and poor performance. Fans expect improved play and clearer tactics ahead of upcoming games.
Terrence O Brien aged 22 residing on Percival Street was badly scalded at the smokeless powder mills Saturday afternoon. While bending over, a hose burst and a mass of boiling water struck his head shoulders and arms. Dr. F U Rich attended and he was later removed to his home.
Tax Collector George H. Salisbury issues overdue tax notices to Maynard residents. The drive aims to reduce delinquent poll tax payers, with a $3 charge for conversations about delinquency.
The postmaster general orders a change in box rent collection. Rents were due the first of each term. Beginning January 1 box owners will be called for 10 days before and must be paid on the first day of the quarter.
Mrs Nellie Brown of Maynard declares she and her husband have separated. The notice requests correction of the previous report published in the Enterprise and states the facts of the case as she presents them. Dated November 21.
Residents were unable to convene a town meeting on Monday as the selectmen did not digest the schedule and a picture company caused delays. The meeting is rescheduled for next Monday and will proceed if permits and approvals are in place.
William Craig, Concord chief of police, received a letter from a Maynard resident complaining of alleged activity and urging Concord police to raid a house in Assabet park section. The writer suggested Concord should raid another town if not.
Sunday marked the first anniversary of the Bakerstown wreck in Mage Town Ward with nine killed and fifteen injured. A requiem mass was held Monday at St Bridget's for Miss May Campbell, one of the victims.
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