Ninth Annual Middlesex Hunt Club Horse Show at South Lincoln
The Middlesex Hunt club held its ninth annual open air horse show in South Lincoln with 17 classes and large crowds. Katherine Roosevelt attended and drove admirably despite not fully recovering from a recent accident. A Henry Higginson won the president's cup and multiple prizes in saddle and hunter events.
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Middlesex Hunt Club
Lincoln
A. Henry .Higginson
A. Henry Higginson
R. G. Tower
Bh. m. Dixie
R. B. Baker
Br. m
Babe
Brown
Lord Dover
Will Rollins
Phyllis Brown
Wh. G. Jack
Br.ap
B. G. Major
Philip H. Sears
B. G. Douglas
B. G
Br. G. Delinquent
Big
Dispatch
Roadsters
Benjamin Pope
Harry Tuttle
Edward H. Fay
Howard Snelling
H. Tuttle
Jaynes’ Farm
T. F. Oakes
W. H. Sherman
Middlesex Hunt
Ch. m. Consolation
G. Abbott
Mildred Pope
R. R. Barrett
Ch. G. Listener
Br. H. Somers
D. Thornton
John Willard
Lexington
W. A. Blodgett
Somers
C. G. Rice
Witchcraft
Raymond Whitcomb
Peggy Sensation
Miss Katherine Roosevelt
B. m. Dundee
J. I. Chamberlin
A. Henry Higgin
B. G. Fincastle
Wilson
Rd Snelling
B. m. Patriot
Thoroughbred Hunters
Extra Pay Due to Spanish War Veterans Sought
Uncle Sam seeks to pay extra money to men who enlisted in the Spanish‑American War. The list includes Corp Thomas F Lyons Priv Marcus Cronin dead Priv Clarence Disseault dead and others with varying amounts. Some are dead or missing and relatives of deceased soldiers may apply to receive due sums.
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Sam
United States Service
Co. I
Corp
Thomas F. Lyons
Marcus Cronin
Clarence
Disseault
Geo. A. Forrest
Albert W.king
Angus McInnis
John Olsen
Charles F.johnson
William. W. O’connor
Harvey Confident In 800 Vote Waltham Lead For Senate Run
Ex mayor John L. Harvey of Waltham visited Concord this week to shore up Republican votes while facing a live Democratic opponent. He claimed strong local backing and said he would win Waltham by about 800 votes. Harvey noted four mayoral terms and a history of wide margins, including defeating Burns in the race for senator by about 800 votes. He is a lawyer and well regarded in Waltham.
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John L. Harvey
Waltham
Concord
Harvey
Enterprise
Burns
Prohibition Debate Highlights Middlesex N W Temperance Meeting
At the Middlesex N W temperance union quarterly meeting in South Acton Concord residents attended. Williard O Wylie candidate for governor on the prohibition ticket argued for national prohibition as salvation for the cause. Rev Loren B Macdonald argued national prohibitory law would be a mockery and noted other важ issues like the negro problem labor relations and international peace.
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Middlesex N. W. Temperance Union
South Acton
Concord
Prohibition Party
Williard O. Wylie
Loren B. Macdonald
Macdonald
Quiet Concord race stalls as Hoar and Cutting miss clash
The 13th district contest between Roger Sherman Hoar and Representative Cutting has produced little public activity. Neither candidate shows notable backers or oil ties, and observers fear voters may forget to vote if no sharp exchanges occur before the November 3 election.
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Roger Sherman Hoar
Representative Cutting
Carlisle
Enterprise
Cutting
Pitten
Hoar
E H. Harriman
J. P. Morgan
the Steel Trust
Boston
13Th District
Concord High Prevails Over St Andrews 11 to 5 in Gridiron Showdown
Concord High School beat St Andrews 11 to 5 as Knowles scored twice and Sargent added a touchdown. Davis kicked the goal after touchdown. Davis, Macom, Payson, Boat, Krogstad starred for Concord while Searle and Cowdrey officiated the game.
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Phe
Cancord
St. Andrews
St. Andrew
Ang Helad
Con- Davis
Macom
Payson
Boat
Krogstad
Real H
Robinson Ray
Boswell Ballon
Metcalf Macom
Wood Chapin
T. Smith Kelley
Searle
Kaizer Niven
A. Smith
Shepard
Davis
Knowles
Sargent
Concord H
Cowdrey
Miller
Kendall
Roxbury Boys Defeat Middlesex In Season Opener Football
Roxbury High School opened the season by defeating Middlesex School 16 to 5 on Friday afternoon. The game featured strong play from Roxbury and a persistent Middlesex defense throughout the contest.
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Middlesex
Roxbury High School
May attend inauguration committee from Co. I appointed
The annual Co. I meeting set the year’s executive officers including Treasurer Harold Tompkins Clerk George L. Prescott Librarian L V Chisholm. Committees named include Executive Lieut Ireland chairman Sergi Varley Chamberlain and Privates. enlistment Lieut Willard Chisholm Skehan Mansfield and Smith. associate membership Capt Petersen Prescott Allen Hoar. athletic Lieut Willard Mag Tompkins Pratt Miner and Allen. dance Capt Petersen Ireland Willard Wheeler Chamberlain Allen Hoar. pool tournament Lieut Ireland Fitzpatrick McWilliams Miner Toomey. drill social Capt Petersen Prescott Chisholm Mulcahy Mansfield Moreau. A three person committee to explore a Washington inauguration trip was formed from Capt Petersen Sergis Dakin and Prescott.
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Co. I
Harold Tompkins
George L. Prescott
Corp. L. V
Mansfield
Smith
Petersen
Prescott
Allen
Hoar
Willard
Tompkins
Corp
Pratt
Miner
Dance
Ireland
Wheeler and Chamberlain
Fitzpatrick
McWilliams
Toomey
Drill Social
Sergi
Chisholm
Art.Mulcahy
Monday Court News Highlights Concord Cases
In Concord courthouse a series of charges led to varied outcomes. Patrick Carson received a bond and appeal, Samuel Reed was held in with a $100 bond after appeal, Patrick Dowd got a three month term, and Daniel McManus was placed on probation.
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Patrick Carson
Bridegwater
Patrick
Samuel Reed
House of Correction
Patrick Dowd
Daniel McManus
P. W. White Plans Expansion and New Carriage Works
P W White of Concord announces a two story wooden building adjacent to his blacksmith shop to house a carriage repository on the first floor and a full wood turning shop on the second floor. The project follows a year of cramped space and includes a deal with Kelley Springfield Rubber Tire Co for continued carriage sales. Lincoln hose wagon and chemical orders are among early commitments as Concord grows its carriage trade.
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P. W. White
Concord
John C. White
New York
White
Kelley Springfield Rubber Tire Co
Lincoln
Mr. White
Aim
Obsequies for Mrs Catherine Wallace at St Bernard’s
The funeral of Mrs Catherine Wallace was held at St Bernard’s church, Saturday at 9 am. A high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev Fr Mathew J Flaherty with Miss Katherine A Gleason at the organ and Edward F Loughlin singing solos. Bearers were Patrick Varley, Patrick Fallon, James Farrington, John Hopkins, John Q Connell, and Martin J Fewry. Burial followed in the Catholic cemetery on Bedford road.
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Catherine Wallace
New Voters Expected in Concord Registration Surge
Registrars expect a burst of new voters in Concord this fall with more added at Saturday’s close. Prior caucuses yielded only three names, but last week in Concord Junction about 22 were added and officials anticipate further increases. The new voters split roughly evenly between parties, with Republicans slightly ahead. The First Parish sets its Harvest season vesper for Sunday October 25 at 7 o clock with a seasonally appropriate chorus.
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Concord
Concord Junction
Bugler Hoar Receives Backing From Local Company
Roger Sherman Hoar drew a cordial reception from company members at a recent meeting. The group shows active support for his political aspirations and pledges effort if he seeks a legislative seat.
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Roger Sherman Hoar
Tirrell in Town as Campaigns for Fifth Term Start
Congressman Charles Q. Tirrell of Natick visited town on Sunday as he seeks a fifth term in a tight race against Senator John J. Mitchell. He urged party leaders to mobilize strong turnout and emphasized relying on straight-ticket voters to overcome Mitchell's statewide campaign.
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Charles Q. Tirrell
Natick
Tirrell
John J. Mitchell
Marlboro
Mitchell
Not Much of a Show for Concord Candidate Charles Wolcott
Charles Wolcott, former selectman candidate in Concord, seeks county commissioner with Independence League backing. A primary hurdle is the Republican candidate, a secondary hurdle is the Democratic candidate.
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Charles Wolcott
Selectman
Concord
Charles
Independence League
Electric line seeks charter change to cut winter expenses
A Lexington to Lexington electric railway petitions railroad commissioners to modify its charter so fewer cars run in winter. The road says it has not paid since construction and now faces an $8000 deficit. The company hopes reduced winter service will lower costs and avoid deeper losses.
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Lexington
Maynard Rally Draws Loyal Republicans for Speeches
A Maynard Republican rally attracted loyal GOP members who heard Congressman Tirrell and Lieutenant Governor Draper speak. Several attendees, first-time listeners to the next governor, expressed favorable impressions. Other speakers included G. Mark Sullivan of Beverly John L Harvey of Waltham and James F. Sweeney of Maynard and Boston.
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Maynard
Tirrell
Draper
G. Mark Sullivan
Beverly
John L .Harvey
Waltham
James. F. Sweeney
Boston
Concord Locals Seek Helpers and Housing in Mass
Classified notices from Concord Mass include a call for a plain cook and washing, a house for let on Bedford Street, and a modern Concord residence with ten rooms and amenities near Boston. Other ads seek a general girl and a married man with riding and driving skills for a gentleman’s estate.
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Sudbury Road
Concord
Mass
Bedford St
C. W. Prescott
Boston
E. H
Ch. Levin
Lincoln
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Fincastle
Red Gauntlet
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C. m. Consolation
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Chas
Byron
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Charles Byron
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Roxbury
Middlesex Welch
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Parmenter & Co
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Richardson’s
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Huyler
Alfred E. McGreary
Riverside Block
Mary
E. Craig
Thoreau
Court
Concord, Mass
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Walter A. Carr
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Town House
J. M. Bellows
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Colonial Building
Concord Nurseries
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Great Road
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Cambridge
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Lowell
R. H. Cochran
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