Local News Roundup Highlights Community Notes
Town residents attend reunions and visits from Boston and Dorchester names. Tufts and Trinity College ties noted. Houses, events, and upcoming fairs, dances, and sales listed with a focus on local people and venues such as Hibernian hall, Rainville’s millinery, and St. George’s parish.
Local Campaign Grievances Stir Waltham Meeting
A political rally in Waltham drew voters and party leaders as Rep Bayley of Lex and Rep Bayley’s allies faced opposition from district leaders. Dr Glasier met many supporters while Republican town committee members attended, and a brindle bulldog with a collar labeled W. P. Hooper was noted among the scene.
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PF. P. Glasier
Hudson
John Wood
Greasondale
Kenneth Walcott
Boston
Concord
Raisom
White Garces
Rep. Bayley
Lex- Aone Eentiane
Bayley
Waltham
McCleary
Senate Campaign Prospects Highlight Party Unity
A political meeting focused on the senate race with remarks by Mr. Hoar and other speakers. They praised Democratic reforms and pledged to push district support, while noting strong cross party concerns about alliance and effective campaigning.
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Senate
Hoar
Maine
Wilder Denies Ninth District Campaign Charge at Waltham Rally
At a Waltham rally on Thursday, Wilder rejected claims about his campaign strategy. He argued his message focused on the ninth district rather than the traditional fourth district.
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Waltham
Wilder
Stow Denies Involvement in Hudson Influence Rumors
A Stow official issues a none statement denying involvement in any Hudson influence scheme. No further details are provided in the available text.
Tragic Fall at Old Paper Mill Site Claims 14 Year Old
Reports say Mr Allen, a 14 year old born in England, fell into a well near the old paper mill site. Officers Connors investigate possible causes amid mentions of spells and illness. he leaves behind two sons and a daughter.
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Allen
Connors
Allet
England
Stet
Primary Caucus Battle Shapes Up in Town
Local politics heat rises as voters prepare for a large caucus. Factional contention centers on potential party nominees Harry L. Pierce or William Wider and Dr. P. F. P. or Rep. Edwin A. for key positions. Wilder forces lead in town as campaigns organize and material for the real campaign is gathered.
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Loch
Harry L. Pierce
Seéminister
William Wider
Gardner
PF. P
Hudson
Edwin. A
Lexington
Congrén
Rep
Pierce
Lotus Quartet Concert Delights Audiences In Local Hall
The performance drew strong crowds as the quartet delivered lively versions of The River and The Sea Soldiers from Faust and Gounod pieces. The artist’s engaging style kept the audience entertained and enthusiastic throughout.
Hope For Better Patronage In Boston Slide Show
A fragment notes improved patronage expected from notable slides in Boston, highlighting a positive public reception and potential boost to a local event or exhibit. Specific sources or names are illegible, but the tone suggests optimism in attendance.
Election Nomination Effort Seeks State Seat
Fragmentary OCR shows a report on efforts to secure a nomination for a state seat with observers noting reduced momentum and ongoing party activity in the race.
Tarvia Action Sparks Debate Over Waive of Tar
A brief report notes Tarvia actions triggering debate on tar waivers and trade policy. Key figures referenced include local officials and industry representatives discussing potential exemptions and impacts on commerce.
Fort Wayne tea club forms amid winter sports
John Booth writes from Fort Wayne Maryland about community life. The fragment notes a smoker event and city satisfaction, with a pane of pane for winter sport and mentions a tea club forming there and plans for individual members.
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John Booth
Fort Wayhe
Revival of Basketball League Forms in State
A new professional league is forming in the state with a borough team including Muste hall. Reports say the league aims to revive the game locally, signaling a push to organize professional play in the area. In other notes, the engagements of Ji Gattio of Boston and Miss Conley of this town were noted at St Bridget's church.
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Edward Ferns
Nason
Henry Price
Shirley
B. Shattuck
Patter St
Bolton
St. Bridge
Providence
Magnara
Boxbdero
Joseph Glennon
Magdalene
O. B
Lake Boon
P. J. Sullivan
Maridge House
James Claflin
Patrick Wall
Roselis
Marlvoro
Frank William Baxter
Marlboro Brass Band
Lake Sunday
St. George's
Litchfield’s
Main St
Rhode Island
Boon
Gertrude Rich
F. U
Boro
Muste Hall
Ji Gattio
Boston
Mise. Conley
Town
Bt. Bridget's Church
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