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Concord Enterprise in Concord, Massachusetts
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1910
Page
4
In-state House clash over photo prompts confrontation
A brief incident describes a man kept on the in state House as the governor is invited to speak, with a disruptive moment when a photographer’s request leads to a shove resembling Banquo’s ghost, leaving Fitzgerald and Beverly unquoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symus
Banquo
Fitzgerald
Beverly
Vote for Lodge Witt Alker Says
Witt urges voters to support Lodge candidate in the upcoming House of Representatives race. He frames the contest as a test of leadership and policy direction for the district.
Hat Street and train tragedy in Concord area
In Concord area reports mention a Hats Street line of hats and a deadly express collision. A Miss Sweeney, unfamiliar with the train schedule, was killed when a train struck her while she attempted to signal a stop at Baker's Bridge flag station. Her body was moved to Rosbury for burial from her sister Mrs Margaret McGeough's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sweeney
Baker's Bridge Tor
Rosbury
Magaret McGeough
Ed award tragedy ends voyage and relief efforts
A man from Roxbury died after a train journey to Concord where aid arrived too late. The body was carried to Bol and then to Roxbury 2397 Washington St. as he was visiting a sick relative in Athol, remaining on board until death. The article also notes local notices, repairs, and club gatherings amid a page of community happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handy
Roxbury
Boland
Momme
Washington St
Rox- Sum
Athol
Republicans Meet at Town Hall on Senate Nomination Debate
A Republican meeting at the town hall discussed the senatorial nomination with Edwin A. Bayley of Hudson as a candidate. The debate covered railroad bills and milk questions, highlighting state legislative issues and campaign positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin A. Bayley
Hudson
State Legisla
A Better Road Resurfacing Method
The state highway is resurfaced using hot asphalt laid to a shallow depth. Fine gravel is spread while the asphalt is hot and workes into it. The surface is then rolled by a steam roller to form a smooth finish. Though costly, the long term wearing quality is expected to offset repairs.
Not the Only Ones in Fitchburg Trip Controversy
Report notes dissension among Burke's group during a Saturday trip to Fitchburg and mentions a peacemaker nicknamed Tom comparable to Senator W. Murray Crane. The score suggests tensions lingered despite efforts to smooth wrinkles.
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