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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1906

Page

3

Maynard rally cheers for Mitchell and Moran supporters

A Maynard Democratic rally in Cooperative Hall featured Senator Hunter’s critic, U.S. speaker J T Auerbach, and candidates C J Lynch and Thomas H Bates. Mitchell drew strong labor backing while Bates backed Moran. The crowd forecast a large Maynard Democrat vote.

Cooperative Hall Mitchell John H. Murray J. T. Auerbach Boston Hearst Auerbach Maynard Senator Hunter Hunter John B. Moran C. J. Lynch Mr. Bates Mr. Moran

Old Liners Support Marlboro Candidate in Maynard

Murphy and Rock of Marlboro visited Maynard on Sunday to back Rep. John J. Mitchell for senator. Despite earlier sentiment against him, old line leaders in Maynard pledged full support, noting Mitchell’s unfamiliarity with local affairs caused misgivings but not hostility.

Murphy Frank Rock Marboro Maynard John J. Mitchell Mr. Mitchell Marlboro

Republicans to the Front Rally in Cooperative Hall

The Republican town committee schedules a Wednesday night rally at Cooperative hall with speakers Congressman Greene of Fall River Assistant U S District Attorney Guy Ham and Rep Robert Luce. Greene previously spoke in Maynard with ex Gov Bates and made a favorable impression. Ham and Luce are noted as strong voices in Congress with potential other speakers joining for robust oratory.

Repubican Town Committee Cooperative Hall Congressman Greene Fall River U. S Guy Ham Robert Luce Greene Maynard Bates Ham Maynard Audience Before and Mr. Luce House of Representatives W. G. Priest Nascnst Morris Girls Friendly Society The Episcopal Church Maud E. Finncheson Irs Michael Rogers Ware John Lyons Rogers Tilly Connors Gilbertville Kathryn Coughlin Hag Beens Alfy Billett Alfy Cooly R. EB. Bisbee Union Church Concord Junction Fenberg Stock Company Muste Hall International Correspondence School W. W. Oliver's Lever & Gruber Marnst Everett Carrol Meador Ellsworth J A Connors Magdalene CEBS Hudson William Playatt Elizabeth Cleary James Duggan Massachusetts General Hospital

Fire Probe In Kaplan Store Blast Hints Arson

State fire inspector C F Rice and fire detail Thomas F Eustace visited town to investigate the Morris Kaplan Nascnst store fire. They indicated the blaze on Monday of last week likely started incendiarily but blamed the difficulty of fixing responsibility. Kaplan settled with insurers, making further action doubtful.

C. F. Rice Thomas F. Eustace Morris’ Kaplan Nascnst Kaplan

Fund list aids Miss Sopaha to Finnland home

The Enterprise prints a donor list for a fund to send Miss Mary Sopaha home to Finnland due to illness and lack of funds. Contributors include Ella Baxter, William Baxter, Rev. E. F. Hunt, A Pettigrew, W H Gutteridge, F W Sims, Ferns, C B Moller, John Loman, C H Persons, J Eaton, A C Loewe, Dr Grady, George Morse, Mary Mahon, Maria Harn, Kate Sullivan, Raf ferty, Mattie Hekkala, with amounts varying from one dollar to 25 cents.

Mary Sopaha Finnland Sopaha Ella Baxter William Baxter E. F. Hunt A. Pettigrew W. H. Gutteridge F W Sims F S&s Ferns C B Moller John Loman G H Gutteridge

Maynard News Roundup From Local Town Happenings

Maynard residents host and visit neighbors across Garfield and Pilleriea while a string of social events, auctions, and club meetings fill the week. Notable items include the Twilight club dances, a whist series, and a Hibernian hall smoke talk with candidates Mitchell and Lynch. Public notices cover new store construction, a chimney fire alarm, and voting list growth as community life thrives.

M's Della Reilley Fowler Brooks St Supt. Pierce Assabet Mills J. M. Murphy Boston Maynard Friends Mabel Goggins Lawrence R. T. Richards John Nevins Glenwood Cemetery Twilight Club Hibernian Hall W. C. Croft Mainst P. J. Sullivan A. G. Haynes B. J. Coughlan Harry Shaw Westvale Coggins & McNally

Maynard News Roundup Highlights Local Jobs Events

Several residents are noted in new work or activities including Martin Costello at powder mills and Harry Ledgard in a Boston cigar shop. Local groups announce meetings and events with sports and social plans across Maynard and nearby towns.

Martin Costello Harry Ledgard Boston A. C Loewer, Block Joseph Killerby Spencer Maynard

Maynard Citizens Call State Police to Enforce Liquor Law

Maynard citizens meeting at the Methodist church unanimously urged state police to enforce the liquor law. A committee was formed to raise funds via the Maynard Temperance League and to coordinate action with the state police. The town faces criticism over illegal liquor sales and awaits official intervention while residents seek accountability from local officials and police.

Maynard Chareve John J. Case R. B. Bisbee Levi R. Cheney William Connolly George Robertson Maynard Temperance League United States Internal Revenue Inspectors Robert E. Bisbee

Town Chief of Police Rejects Illegal Liquor Claims

At a selectmen meeting on Wednesday night Chief Maynard asserted no illegal liquor selling occurs in Maynard. Selectman Sullivan criticized the board’s stance and said Maynard’s officers had been ordered months earlier to watch for violations but found nothing. Sullivan urged holding the chief responsible, not the board.

Maynard Messrs Coughlin Sullivan P. J. Sullivan Levi R. Cheney Selectmen Enterprise Board of Selectman Selectman Coughlan Chief of Police Board of Selection

Maynard School Census Totals 742 Children Aged 6-15

Maynard census shows 742 children ages 6 to 15, with 3650 boys and 392 girls. The 7 to 14 age group totals 525, comprising 244 boys and 281 girls.

Maynard

Maynard Classified Ads Include Buttons and Cattle For Sale

Maynard notices invite all persons to contact Mrs. Given at 30 Parker Street regarding button orders. Also advertised is the sale of twenty cows and heifers in varying conditions by Calvin Morse of Sudbury and Dr. Cochran, Case's Brook Street, Maynard.

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Gath Ering, Mitchell Gete the Giad M. Mattila Maynard's Hill George Morris Garfield St Thomas O'May Pilleriea Joan Legault Milford Walter Taylor John McDonald Canada Nova Scotia Cornelius Murphy Dover N. Th Buna James Morgan Burlington, VI Darling Shipley Gravie Victor Thompson St F. A. Rich Maynard Fanciers YPSCE Congregational Church J. J. Mitchell Haynes Department Store Music Hall Frank Reilley Assabet Milly General Electric Co Lynn Roderick MclIvers Charles Allen San Francisco Associated Templars Temperance League Coats Boot & Shoe Store
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