Mil o B Stearns Death At Home In Concord
Milo B. Stearns aged 62 died Sunday at his Lexington Road home in Concord after 17 years on the reformatory force. He leaves a wife Ella Pierce and a niece and nephew. Funeral Tuesday at his residence with Masonic rites and Sleepy Hollow Cemetery interment.
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Commonwealth
Milo B. Stearns
Mr. Stearns
Hollis
N. H
Milford Academy
Ella Pierce
Lexington
Road
Concord
Loren B. Macdonald
Wm. J. Batt
Corinthian Lodge
F. A. M. Walden
Royal Arch
Trinity Commandery
K. T
Secrecy payment to Somerville hospital after accident
A woman injured in an October 14 car crash at Somerville New Jersey sent a 5000 check to hospital officials to honor her wish for anonymity. The motive cited.was avoiding newspaper notoriety and public motorist status. In East St Louis Illinois, the American Society of Equity held its first national convention with 500 delegates to regulate grain and farm produce values by controlling supply.
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Somerville
N. J
Somerville Hosptal
East St. Louis
Iils
American Society of Equity
Trial of Hooe in Hartje divorce perjury case begins
Pittsburg October 24 Judge Frazer overruled a motion to quash the indictment against Clifford Hooe charged with perjury in relation to Augustus Hartje and Mrs Hartje. Hooe, Hartje's negro coachman, allegedly swore falsely about his relations with Mrs Hartje. New York October 24 three expeditions from the American Museum of Natural History arrived from the Rocky mountains with nearly two carloads of petrified skeletons of about 500 animals. Some finds are new to science including two dinosaurs, one very large.
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Pittsburg
Clifford Hooe
Hartje
Robert Frazer
Hooe
Augustus Hartje
New York
American Museum of Natural History
Rocky Mountain
Earth
A Big Bridge Linking Acton Rail Lines Nears Finish
The new South Acton bridge spans the iron road without touching it linking two streets and crossing the Fitchburg main line and Marlboro branch. The northern abutment sits by the main track with little rise on the north side and a gentle approach. South side approaches are longer but similarly gradual, forming a key link in the Marlboro Lowell electric road.
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South Acton
Fitchburg
Marlboro
Lowell
Concord Local Cottage House For Rent On Fair Haven Rd
Cottage six rooms on Fair Haven Road for rent. Apply to Geo F. Vanderveer at the Post Office. Dr W F Davis, dentist at Concord Junction, will be away on vacation from October 22 to November 6.
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Fairhaven Rd
Geo. F. E
Boston
Vanderveer
App
W. F. Davis
Concord Junction
Advertised Letters Listed for Madison W Christie and Others
A notice lists individuals with advertised letters including Madison W Christie Eldridge N Merrill Angus E MacDonald Dr Trasker Mrs Henry Boutwell Miss Mary Fee Miss Annie Kennedy Miss Leslie King Mrs Nellie J Masters Miss Selma Ljungran Miss J Pater son Miss Sadie Powell and Mrs C H Tirrell.
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Madison W. Christie
Eldridge N. Merrill
Angus E. MacDonald
Dr. Trasker
Henry Boutwell
Mary Fee
Annie Kennedy
Leslie King
Nellie J. Masters
Selma Ljungran
J. Paterson
Sadie Powell
C. H. Tirrell
Middlesex Union Holds 76th Meeting at Trinitarian Church Concord
A large crowd attended the Middlesex Union conference of 24 Congregational churches meeting at Trinitarian Church in Concord. C. L. Clay of Harvard presided. Rev. F. B. Harrison led devotion. Rev. Albert F. Newton was elected scribe and treasurer. 214 delegates shared a noon meal. afternoon sessions featured talks by Rev. Asher Anderson and Deacon Thomas Todd, with a missionary address by Rev. Dr. Charles Patton.
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Middlesex Union Conference
Middlesex Couty
C. L. Clay
Harvard
F. B. Harrison
Townsend
Albert F. Newton
Thomas Todd
Temperance
A. B. Peebles
Acton
New York
Dayton Council
Asher Anderson
Boston
National Council of Congregational Churches of the United States
Concord
Charles Patton
Historic Concord March Traces British Route to Old North Bridge
A large parade marked an excursion by the Governor's Foot Guards of Hartford and New Haven Conn the Putnam Phalanx of Hartford Amoskeag veterans of Manchester N H and the Worcester Continentals. They followed the route once used by the British to the Old North Bridge listened to the Minute Man tale and ended with a basket lunch at the armory before returning to Boston by trolley.
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Governor’s Foot Guards
Hartford
New Haven Conn
Putnam Phalanx
Amoskeag Veterans
Manchester
N. H
Worcester Continentals
Co. 16Th Regt
Edward J. Varley
Roger
S. Hoar
Waldenst
Armory
Boston
Hudson carpenter survives 30 foot fall at Lincoln Park
Humphrey O. Sullivan of Maynard, a carpenter at Lincoln Park in Hudson, fell 30 feet while working in an attic. A cross grained board broke, sending him through a second floor and into the cellar. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital with possible spinal injuries.
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Humphrey O. Sullivan
Maynard
Lincoln Park
Hudson
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Sullivan
E. D. Jewett
J. P. Hanlon
Coyne Geoghan Wedding in St Bernard's Church
John Coyne of Lincoln and Miss Mary Geoghan of Concord were married Wednesday afternoon at St Bernard's church with Rev. M E Twomey officiating. Louise Hagerty served as maid of honor and Martin Coyne as best man. A reception followed at the Callahan residence Belknap. The couple will reside in Lincoln.
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John Coyne
Lincoln
Mary Geoghan
Concord
St. Bernard's Church
M. E. Twomey
Louise Hagerty
Martin Coyne
Edw. Callahan
Belknapt
Death of Mrs Ellen C How widow of George P How
Mrs Ellen C How died at her Hubbard street home Thursday afternoon after a period of poor health not previously serious. She leaves four sons George C How and Ashley P How of Chicago Walter N How and Nathaniel P How of Concord. The funeral was conducted at her home Sunday afternoon.
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Ellen C. How
George P. How
Hubbard St
Devoe Paint Ad Urges Quality Over Bone in Pricing
A letter to W. C. Bass argues against cheap paint by comparing value of bone to meat and showing how choosing $1.50 paint leads to higher long term costs. The writer endorses Devoe & Co and Kent & Towle as sellers.
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Devoe
Notable Officials Severely Stricken and Industry News
Henry Barth of Cincinnati, president of American Type Founders, suffers apoplexy as his train enters Grand Central. Congressman Gardner of Hamilton Mass remains bedbound with heart trouble. Jacob Leviberg, 50, wealthy New York cigar maker, dies by suicide in his apartments. Patrick T. Powers elected president of the Eastern League of Professional Baseball Clubs at a New York meeting. A freight train derailment near Monson Junction Me leaves eleven cars off track with no injuries.
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Henry Barth
Cincinnati
American Type Founders Company
Grand Central Station
New York
Congressman Gardner
Hamilton
Mass
Jacob Leviberg
Patrick T. Powers
Providence
Ihe
Monson Junction
Concord Parade Showed Continental Uniforms and Missed Flag Pole
A parade of five military companies from Lexington passed through Concord on Friday with four music bands creating a fine noon display. Townspeople wished for better public notice and flagged the liberty pole as the overlook drew criticism. Marlboro council members attended Westboro council’s third degree led by Louis Watson of Brighton and Dr. C. A. Egan.
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Concord
Lexington
Marlboro Council
K. of C
Westboro
He Cures Women and Their Health Struggles
A physician offers new methods to cure female complaints and nervous disorders. He claims to lift burdens of disease, promising strength, health, and vitality, with free daily consultations and personal treatment for eye ear nose and throat issues.
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Bis
Joseph Grady Adverts Office Hours Boston
Local notice lists Dr Joseph Grady at 236 Tremont Street Boston with weekly hours 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 as well as 7 to 8 evenings and Sunday 10 to 12.
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Tremont St
Boston Bis
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