Concord Sports and Personnel News Amid Tennis and Football
Norman R. Talcott leaves Middlesex Patriot for Worcester Gazette. W K Shaw defeats C C Butters 6 16 26 2 to win the singles. doubles and consolations pending. Sept 17 letters listed. Concord High football opens season at home against Wayland High next Saturday. Capt Hubbard aims for a strong fall schedule and turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Shaw
C. C. Butters
A. E. Beckley
H. H. Dudley
Michael Kerrigan
I. N. Miller
J. C. Monroe
Thos. Shea
Alex Wright
John Williams
Samuel White
Ellen Calnan
Nellie Kiggan
B. C. Larson
Record of Concord Schools enrollment and plans
The center schools report a banner year with rising enrollment and a forecast West Concord attendance of 230 to 275. High school enrollment reaches 235, up 45 from last term, with 76 out of town scholars and 470 across Emerson and Ripley Schools. Total town pupils near 965, possibly reaching 1000. Faculty lists 27 regular and 4 special teachers. Bicycle shed funding was not approved. funds went to high school work and drainage.
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Concord
Bedford
Lincoln
Boxboro
Acton
Emerson and Ripley
West Concord
Hudson News and Local Happenings Roundup
Sunday visits mark the week with residents from Ware Lowell Boston and Taunton seen in town. The Unitarian orchestra began winter practice while the high school purchased a Spalding football for this season. Members join Hudson Canton Odd Fellows as community life continues.
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Unitarian Orchestra
Arthur E. Woodbury
Wilbur Carney
Waltham
Charles E. Jennings
Westboro
Herbert Whitaker
G. E
Esther Maybury
Taunton
Spalding
Courage in Capelton Mine Brings Love and Fortune
In Capelton, Carl Hilton defies safety warnings to explore a new shaft. A cavein traps him. foreman Fred Chase and three other miners rescue him after hours of digging. Carl is crippled. Fred earns the hero’s reward and later marries Nina, Hilton’s daughter, with Fred becoming a mine owner.
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Capelton
Hilton
Carl
Carl Hilton
Mr. Hilton
I'red Chase
Nina
Fred
Fred Chase
Charles Gray
Dangerous Love Triangle Ends With Escaped Engagement
Mildred Reynolds confronts Carl Langlois over love and marriage. After covertly testing his fidelity with Carl’s mother, Mildred refuses his advances and departs. Carl pursues Mildred but discovers her resolve. she rejects him, while he shifts to Marion Reed, who spurns him.
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Carl
Mildred Reynolds
Carl Langlois
Mildred
Mrs. Langlois
Marion Reed
Marion
Mr. Langlois
Miss Reed
Lawrence
House Lots for Sale in Concord Near Sudbury River
A subdivision of part of the Old Wood Estate on West Elm street and several lots on Wood Elm and Main streets fronting the Sudbury River. Offers a rare opportunity for improvement or investment between the old town and Concord Junction with town water and electric light service and future electric street car connections. Describes healthful beauty and desirable neighborhood with very favorable terms for immediate buyers. For particulars, address.
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Old Wood
West Elm St
Concord
Wood
Elm
Main Sts
Sudbury River
Old Town
Concord Junction
McKinley tipped to win with 284 electoral votes
Political forecast places McKinley at 284 to Bryan 142 with 33 doubtful electoral votes. Analysts say Bryan gains are limited and silver sentiment wanes in the west while Republican support remains steady and panic is discouraged.
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McKinley
Bryan
Kentucky
Maryland
Colorado
Nebraska
Total
Mr. Bryan
New York Tribune
Galveston Rallies for Reconstruction Efforts
Galveston mobilizes to rebuild after destroyers and floods. Citizens organize cleanup drives and coordinate with officials to restore homes streets and utilities amid continuing recovery.
Natick Republicans Back Tirrell for Congress Nomination
A Natick meeting of over 100 Republicans endorsed Charles Quincy Tirrell for the Fourth Massachusetts Congressional District nomination and election. Resolutions praised Tirrell as a long time resident, lawyer, and principled Republican, with Tirrell accepting the endorsement and hoping for success. The event ended with a colorful remark about wind and dust.
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Natick
Charles Q. Tirrell
Congress
Republican Party
Henry Wilson
Massachusetts
Charles Quincy Tirrell
Tirrell
Odor of Burning Sugar Signals Seasonal Feasts
The odor of burning sugar lingers, hinting at future feasts thrifty housewives plan. The sea serpent reports fade as crowds flock to the seashore, drawn by hot weather and absence of any pending sightings.
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Hudson River
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Norman R. Talcott
Middlesex Patriot
Worcester Gazette
John Philip Sousa
Lafayette
Paris
Sousa
Java
Darwin
Garnec
Centrafrica
Texas
Russia
Chima
SALE
Hamburg
Moody St
Wilfrid Wheeler
Fairhaven Road
Concord MaSs
Hudson
L. T. Hobbs of
Ware
Walter Park
High St
Lowell
Edward McGrath
Boston
George Whitney
Brunswick, Mo
Bowdoin College
Mrs. Chas
Cambridgeport
Louise Cunningham
Lincoln St
William Chartier
Edward McDonald
Leominster
Hudson Canton, Odd Fellows
Blanche Hathaway
Church St
Joseph Lovett, Jr
Murphy
Orleans
N. Y
Annie Bixby
Allston
Samuel Garside Main
The
Unitarian Church
John H. Pray & Sons CO
Washington Street
Boylston St
Garland Terrace
James
Garland, Concord, Wass
Issues of the Hour
Dewey
United States
Asia
Philippine Islands
America
Pekin
China
Philippines
John Barrett
Siam
Elwell S. Otis
Aguinaldo
Luzon
Spain
Galveston
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