Maynard Primaries Swing District Votes in Big Turnout
Maynard reported 458 voters as large turnout marked primaries across the district. Harriman led in Maynard with 97 votes to Osgood’s 10, while Sullivan beat Smith for senator support. Tufts appears set as district attorney with Cambridge results favoring him.
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Stow
Rowland’ P
George HB. Osgood
Hudson
Smith
Sullivan
P. J. Sullivan
Maynard
Chas
Lincoln
Tufts
Cambridge
Fire Breaks Out at New Idea Store in Maynard
A fire at the New Idea store in Maynard prompted a smoke and water rescue effort. Fire crews reported flames contained to the building with no injuries recorded, as investigation into cause begins.
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New Idea Store
Maynard
American House lineage echoes through hotel names
The Hanover Street structure, built in 1851 and renovated many times, once a prominent hotel, marks a lineage of American houses nationwide. Its long history reflects a era when hotels bore bold, varied names echoing Dickensian satire and early American hospitality trends.
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Hanover Street
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
California
Dickens
Martin Chuzzlewit
Elijah Pegram
Westminster
Windsor
Victoria
Buckingham
United States
Revere House
Boston Transcript
Explaining the Telegraph and Firefly Light Makers
A Bosnian village puzzled by a government telegraph line learns its use through a practical tale. Professor Harvey from Princeton studies the hotaru ika firefly fish in Japan, noting its bioluminescent waters and May June surface sightings.
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BE. N. Harvey
Princeton University
Japan
Harvey
Ishikawa
Imperial University
Bedford Fair Prizes for Grange Oct 5 Parade
Bedford readers learn prize details for the Grange fair on October 5 including stock parade from Wilson park at 1 30 pm. Awards range from cash and feed to silver thimbles and jars across livestock, needlework, cooking, fruit vegetables and poultry categories with entry deadline 12 30 pm October 5 for Bedford residents.
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Wilson Park
Louis I. Pfeiffer
Middlesex Coal & Grain Co
The
Grange
Dr. I. Pfeiffer Jr
John Sh. Comley
A. Fe. Blake
Charles E. Williams
Roger N. Brown
Moxié Co
Bedford
D. L. Perkman
Rhode Island
Skene Poultry Farm
Plymouth Rocks
Mary Parker
Plymouth Rock
Peter Hansen
Roger W. Brown
Conscientious objectors alter views in mid eighteenth century Pennsylvania
The London Chronicle notes that Quaker leaders in Philadelphia defended the city with cannon during a French and Spanish threat. Privateers argued a defensive war was justifiable. Lecky cites the Pennsylvania Assembly under Quaker dominance voting military aid to the Crown, often masked as for the king's use or for bread and grain purchases for gunpowder.
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Pennsylvania
London Chronicle
Pennsylvania Assembly
Lecky
Unlaundered tramp debates Mexico gatepost meaning
A pithy exchange between a tramp and a hobo centers on a farm gatepost marked Mexico. The tramp asks if it signals a good place for scraps, while the philosopher notes it marks a place to avoid.
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Mexico
How Are the Mighty Fallen Sermon Cited
Mr. Phan-I praises the sermon this morning and notes the text How are the mighty fallen felt timely after recent events. The message resonates with the audience and reflects on resilience and faith.
Maynard Graduation Leader Weds Framingham Groom
Miss Maude Ryley daughter of Mrs Katherine Ryley formerly of Maynard married James O'Brien of Framingham in Mansfield Monday morning. She taught seven years at Attleboro and studied at Fitchburg Normal. the couple plan to reside on Linden Street Mansfield after a reception at Framingham.
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Maude Ryley
Katherine Ryley
James O'Brien
Framingham
Mansfield
Miss Ryley
Amory Maynard
Maynard
Fitchburg Normal School
Attleboro
South
Middle West
Linden St
Ballots Void In Heavy Primary Cast
The primary produced mixed results with 21 ballots void for marking both parties tickets. Governor McCall led the ticket with 322 votes, while James trailed for district attorney. Harriman and Osgood split Democratic votes, and the statewide tally showed close races in state senate and representative contests.
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Bobby Burns
Tata
Mice and Men Art Gang
George H. Osgood
William G. Noonan
Harriman
Oggood
Samuel McCall
Stefa Naa Ga . Nai
James
Twassageeilte
Cole
Mansfield
Smith
Sullivan
Hudson
Osgood
Brown
Higgins
Tufts
Blanks
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Frank Sanderson
Frank Binks
Thomas Denniston
Thomas Usher
Wm. Connolley
Frank Punch
Herbert Lawton
James Mahoney
John Maley
Samuel G. King
Tere
Sanderson
Nard
Son
Stoneboro Harriman
Republican Town Committee
George W. Murphy
Edwin R. Toop Harley
Wm. Stockwell
Levi
R. Cheney
George Smith
Leslie W. Sims
Sims and Smith
Limarate
Gavin Taylor
James J. Morgan
John‘ H. Murray
George Lynch
James A. Cleary
Sth
Middlesex
John F. Mitchell
Marlboro
Bernard W. Stanley
Waltham
Charles H. Cole
James G
Harris
Henry C. Mulligan
Clark
Rowland P. Harriman
10Th
Stow Sullivan Smith
papcoLrae
Concordes
Wayland
Sudbury
Marlhoro
Siepsioe Ea
Eeet
Moynath
Ice
Exington Sececdevereence
Charles & Smith
N. A. Tufts
Bosnia
Prijedor
Bihatsch
W. Jenks
Shausheen River Farm
C. W. Jenks
Shawsheen Farm
Sulitvan
William .M. Brigham
B. Jepson
Cape Cod
Packard
St. Sewer
Mae
Harriet M. Houghton
New York
John Car H. Reardon
October Records
Victrolas & Records
L. N. Fowler & CO
Concord Junction
W. J. Murray
Parker Street
Maynard, Mass
P. H. Murphy’s
Fallonton Hat Shop
Main Street
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