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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1911
Page
5
Charles H Burroughs Dies After Long Illness at Boxboro
Charles Henry Burroughs aged about 76 died Sunday morning October 8 after a long illness. Born 1832 in New Ipswich New Hampshire he moved to Massachusetts as a boy and spent his life on a Boxboro farm. He married Mary E Brown of New Ipswich and they worked the farm until 1905 when she died. He remained active driving a milk team until a year before his death. He was cared for by his daughter Marion and was connected with the Baptist church from an early age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry Burroughs
Aisveau
N. H
Massachusetts
Elisha
Dea. E B. Hall
Z. C. Burroughs
Pacific Coast
Est
Burroughs
Marion
Baptist Church
Funeral Tribute For Beloved Church Leader Burroughs
The voice in the church choir inspired many with his honesty and upright life. Funeral services from his late home followed by burial at the farm cemetery drew a large crowd. The choir sang songs of faith and comfort as Pastor Lovett aided by Vieto spoke. He leaves two sons George W Burroughs of this town and Charles Burroughs of Kansas City Mo and two daughters Minnie Perkins of Grafton and Marion Burroughs. He also leaves a brother Samuel R Burroughs of West Acton and sister Mrs Carrie Hall of Fitchburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovett
Vieto
Mr. Burroughs
George W
Town
Charles Burroughs
Kansas City
Minnie Perkins
Grafton
Marion Burroughs
Samuel R. Burroughs
West Acton
Carrie Hall
Fitchburg
Miss Clara Barton Health of Red Cross Founder Improved
Health reports indicate Clara Barton founder of the American Red Cross is improving. Officials say her condition has stabilized after recent illness and she is responding to treatment at her home.
Clara Barton to Spend Winter in Glen Echo Maryland
Miss Clara Barton founder of the American Red Cross arrives in Glen Echo Maryland for the winter. She travels despite not fully recovering from a serious summer illness and is accompanied by her physician and her nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clara Barton
American Red Cross
Oxford
Mass
Glen Echo
Wreck Claims Two Lives in Connecticut Touring Car Crash
In Warehouse Point Connecticut on October 18 a touring car carrying Mrs Rose Richards of Quebec and Mrs Julian Richards of North Adams Mass and their niece and her husband Mr and Mrs Theophile Mailloux of Springfield crashed after a tire blew out. Mrs Richards died instantly and Mrs Mailloux suffered severe nervous shock while her husband sustained arm injuries and bruises. The car was almost reduced to scrap iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warehouse Point
Conn
Rose Richards
Quebec
Julian Richards
North Adams
Mass
Theophile
Mailloux
Springfield
Progressive push for Supreme Court nomination in Taft era
The article reports a strong demand by Democrats and progressive Republicans that President Taft appoint a progressive, anti-corporation justice to replace Harlan. It notes close scrutiny of candidates, potential La Follette influence, and fears he could use senatorial courtesy to shape the court. The piece portrays La Follette as a rising power in the Senate with the potential to steer a court appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Follette
Washington
Taft
Justice Harlan
Supreme Bench
Harlan
Lst
Supreme Court
Chicago
Senate
Playboy of the Western World to Continue in Boston
Mayor Fitzgerald and the police commissioner agree that the Play boy of the Western World will continue at the Plymouth theatre in Boston. Secretary Leahy who viewed the play notes sympathy for residents opposing sordid elements in peasant life stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Fitzgerald
Plymouth Theatre
Leahy
Sunk by Own Anchor on Great Lakes Vessel
Sault Ste. Marie reports the Emperor, the largest Canadian lake steamer, sunk at the lower entrance of the Canadian lock blocking navigation. Captain Pearson described water force parting the lines as gates opened and the anchor failing to hold, tearing a hole in the hull after the ship left the canal at high speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Emperor
Pearson
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