To Let House on Crest St Concord Junction
Advertisement states advance payment required for classified lines at 10 cents per line with six words per line. Ads read in Concord Maynard Littleton Bedford Acton Sudbury. House on Crest Street Concord Junction offered for $10 per month with water sewer and repairs no charge. Contact Geo B Walcott.
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H. L. Whitcomb’s
Concord
Maynard
Littleton
Bedford
Acton
Sudbury
Crest St
Concord Junction
Geo. B. Walcott
Bandits Linked to Local Car Theft Suspected in Concord
In Concord rumors say auto bandits rounded up in Hingham, where one was shot, may have stolen Adelbert Messer’s car recently. The gang specialized in such thefts and may have been involved in the local break.
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Hingham
Adelbert Messer
Osborne's Prison Honor System Acknowledged by Government
Federal ruling endorses Thomas M. Osborne's honor system noting escapes reflect on broader prison policy. Comptroller Warwick says modern treatment reduces need for total custody and that strict containment is not practicable under the system. The decision responds to whether Arizona officials should pay for recapturing a parolee who escaped after tuberculosis illness and new charges.
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Weanington
Sept
Thomas M. Osborne
Treasury
Warwick
United States
Gregory
Arizona
David Kleworth
Whs
Death by Own Action Pact Claims Two in Dutch Inquiry
A baroness and a count in the Quirinal region reportedly died in a joint suicide pact. Police found the bodies in the count's apartment after a break in prompted by the girl's father. A bullet ended both lives and a note stated they chose death together due to being unable to live apart.
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Count Serpeteen
Comrade Wheeler Hosts 47th Mass Regt Reunion in Concord
Comrade George Wheeler hosted about 20 members of the 47th Massachusetts Regiment Association at his Fairhaven Street home for an annual reunion. Guests included Andrew R. Maker Myron L. Hatch George M Bowker and J H Orendorff. A noon luncheon under a large tent preceded a tour of local historical sites. The same officers were reelected and Wheeler spoke of his New Orleans campaign memories. The gathering praised the reception and said it beat prior reunions. The oldest comrade was H G Turner of Dedham.
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47Th Mass. Regt. Assn
George 8. Wheeler
Old Concord Post
47Th Mass. Regiment Association
Fairhaven
Andrew R. Maker
Myron L. Hatch
George M. Bowker
J. H. Orendorff
George F. Wheeler
New Orleans
H. C.lam
Aaa
B. L. Harth
H. G. Turner
Dedham
Concord
Col
C. W. Drew
Pres. B. J. Hatch
John Stafford
Edward Gleason
Coburn
Smith
John L. Norris
Lewis H. George
Leonard Blood
Wilder Rice
Marcus M. Porter
James W. Hiram
Faunee
Charles A. Gay
Warren L. Chaffin
J. G Moore
A. M. Robingso
C.W. Benjamin
H. C. Cunningham
Crowded Concord Country Club Reports Parade Prep
A large audience at Concord Country Club enjoyed a Monday event featuring golf, tennis, water sports, luncheon, and a ball game alongside club championship qualifiers for men and women. The piece details parade preparations, marshal plans, officer appointments, and expected turnout for the Boston parade on the 19th with 400 men already pledged.
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Concord Country Club
J. M. Eaton
Vical Svedene Ae
A. V. Galbraith
H. B. Hosmer
C. Richardson
Ling
I Gbi
Ickdbic
Seins Eis
Preelan J. Tuttle
P. G
H. W. Hosmer
B. Brooks
New England
R. Holden
Sesedupiane
Tan F. Brooke
C. F. Bowers
W. A. Parker
C. F. Edgarton
Awe Cove
Braley
H. E. Harwood
Uobevhjee
H.N
Bradford
Grace Keyes
R. H. Howe
Grace Brooks
A. B. Brooks
B. W. Moore
T. W. Surette
Edwin Brooks
Mary Abbott
Richard Eaton
Richard Baton
Faith Lovell
Master Bradford
James Weaden
Miss Bradford
Murray Ballou
Capt. Lovell
Alan Hay
George Keyes
Richardson Baton
John Baton
A. Harlow
Ant
Break at Bartolmeo’s Thoreau Street Store
Police reported a burglary at Bartolmeo’s Thoreau Street store Thursday evening with $8 stolen. Investigators found no clues.
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Bartolmeo
Thoreau St
Labor Day Shoot Draws Large Attendance at Concord Gun Club
The Concord Gun Club hosted a Labor Day shoot with one of its largest turnouts. New members joined, and three cups were contested on the 200 yard range with G. Finley winning the first cup at 21, J. W. Millbury the second at 22, and J. B. Brigham the third at 21. A tie for the club trophy leg ended between J. B. Brigham and Patrick F. Carson, each at 24, with a Columbus Day shoot-off planned.
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Concord Gun Club
G. Finley
J. W.millbury
J. B. Brigham
Patrick F. Carson
Program of Mens Club Season 1915 16 Arranged
The Mens Club outlines a varied 1915 16 season with open meetings and diverse topics. Notable speakers include Geo H Wield on Food Fish and Game Birds of Mass Ed D Dee on vocational work in Boston schools and B Conant on Europe before the war.
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Lycerum
Geo. H. Wield
Mass
D. Dee
Boston
Ae B. Conant
Europe
Yellowstone Park
Grange Fair Plans Advance for October Exhibit
Plans for the Grange fair to be held October 1 in the town hall are under way. Ribbons will be awarded for fruit vegetables and cookery displays and entrants are urged to submit entries. Fruit section classes include best boxes of Baldwin and Melrose apples best Gravenstein and snow apples and plate of five correctly named apples.
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Pruit
Baldwin
Gravenstein
Boston
Hubbardston
King
Belleflower
R. I. Greening
Suffrage argument: taxation without representation challenged
The piece argues women are taxed yet not represented while asserting government rests on manhood suffrage. It claims majority will governs and that voting rights do not depend on property, noting women’s interests align with men’s and property protection benefits both sexes.
Clam Bake Draws Large Crowd from Associated Five
Between 25 and 30 Odd Fellows and families joined the Associated Five for a Labor Day outing at Nathanasset in Westford. The event drew about 500 participants who enjoyed the day's pleasures and social activities.
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Associated Five
Nathanasset
Westford
Ferris Address Highlights Local Democratic Meeting
A Democratic town committee met at A. O. U. W. hall Thursday night where sheriff candidate George Ferris spoke. Other Democrats spoke and plans were made for the fall campaign.
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Democratic Town Committee
U. W. Hall
George Ferris
Record Crowd At Concord Labor Day Visit
Concord welcomed its largest Labor Day crowd as hundreds arrived by automobile and electric streetcars. The Colonial Inn gate was crowded beyond capacity with guests checking in, and visitors continued to arrive over several preceding days.
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Concord
Colonial Inn
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James P. Chadbourne
All New England Cold Fellows
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George G. Noyes
Waltham
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J. S. Keenan
Walden St
Elizabeth Flavin
Kathryn Wallace
Grant St
Marlboro
George W. Prescott
Wakefield
Ottie Metcalf
Attleboro
Rocky Point
Rhode Island
George Williams
Lexington Rd
Old_Orchard
Rose C. Wallace
Miss Wallace
Ming
Harriet Boyce
John Moore
Alcott House
Miss Moore
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Newton
Billy Fallon
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Dealegs
D. & H. AlRail
Wilson Lumber
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T. A. Wilson
Mgr
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Red Birch
Portland
Loewe Bros.” Paints
Acry
Delighte
Newman
Noo
B.W. Brown
W. Congas
Jeredith & Grew
Congress St
Arthur B. Brooks
Sudbury Rd
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Chas. S. Spencer
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