Marlboro Nine Set for Patriot Day Opener at Prospect Park
Marlboro baseball announces a two game Patriot Day doubleheader at Prospect Park with Patrick O'Toole joining the squad. The manager has Catener Hirst Evans Burns Spooner McHarley Gately Moran O'Toole Rock and Eberhardt listed across positions for the season.
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Marlboro Baseball
Prospect Park
Patrick O’toole
South Framingham
Marlboro
Catener Hirst
Leominster
Fitchburg
Evans and Burns
Ashland
Spooner
Lawrence New
Vesta Victoria Heads Boston Keith’s Theatre Engagement
Vesta Victoria delivers a historic triumph at Keith’s Theatre Boston as she headlines a new engagement. Fred Lennox presents George Ade’s On Hig Uppers with a capable company and a varied bill including Mary Norman Types of American Girls and Harry Tighe’s Collegians. The program also features The Three Damonds Italian street minstrels Wilton Brothers and other acts with dancing dogs contortion and a Kinetograph finale.
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Keith
Boston
Vesta Victoria
New York
Fred Lennox
George Ade
Mary Norman
Harry Tighe
Collegians
Damonds
Wilton Brothers
Kelly
O'Brien
Bert
Bertha
Valveno Brothers
Seymour
Will la Belle
Lillian Ashley
Inman
Motor Cycling Enthusiasm Grows in Marlboro Area
Local riders praise motor cycling as easier than bicycling with similar skill needs and minimal rider fatigue. A Marlboro rider notes spring will bring many spins at 35 to 40 mph, while the Indian maker reportedly has orders for 3500 single cylinder and 2000 double cylinder machines.
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Marlboro
Birch of Milford’s Common Sense Stirring the Legislature
Milford representative Birch speaks bluntly on poultry and taxation issues in the statehouse. The Worcester Telegram notes his 660 word lariat vocabulary as he rails against lobbyists and argues for plain people and dressed poultry while deriding stock market taxation plans.
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Milford
Great and General Court
Joe Cannon
National Congress
Birch
Worcester Telegram
Taxation Committee
Bireh
Rice Estate Sells as Northboro Property to Caswell
The Rice estate in Northboro Mass sold to Caroline M Caswell of Boston. valued about 10000 dollars, located at Whitney and Rice avenues. once home of the late Professor John Rice connected with Annapolis Naval Academy. The buyer, manager of Frances E Willard Settlement, is noted for remodeling in 1900.
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Northboro
Mass
Caroline M. Caswell
Boston
John Rice
Annapolis Naval Academy
Whitney and
Rice Avenue
Henrietta _ E.'.Rice
Frances BH. Willard Settlement
Teachers Institute To Be Held in This City May First
A state Board of Education supported teachers institute will meet at the High School on Wednesday May 1. The program covers sessions on meeting individual pupil needs drawing grammar and geography science and English with instructors from Boston and state normal schools. School boards and the public are invited to attend.
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State ‘Board of Education
John. T. Prince
Mabel C. Bragg
Lowell State Normal School
B. C. Gregory
Chelsea
Arthur C. Boyden
Bridgewater State Normal School
Charles P. Sinnott
Frederic L. Burnham
Board For the Promotion of Manual Arts
Albert Perry Walker
Boston Normal School
George H. Martin
Gregory
Walker
James W. MacDonald
Burnham
Sihnett
Wake Up Mr Merchant and the Sleepy Advertiser Joke
A cartoonish exchange features Willy Boy asking why a man keeps a bulldog and an alarm clock in his bedroom. Pa explains the clock triggers the dog to pull a cord, waking the man, who sleeps so deeply he never advertises.
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Willy Boy
Electric lights at head of class from Marlboro Co
The Marlboro Electric Co will light Northboro streets after town meeting vote. A lighting committee reported findings leading to a contract at 1410 dollars per year. Also noted is Herbert P. Wilder returning home from Massachusetts State Ship Enterprise training as top of his class engineers.
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Northboro
Marlboro Electric Co
George H. Felt
H. M. Peinze
C. L. Buckley
Herbert P. Wilder
Horace I. Wilder
Enterprise
Massachusetts
Shakeup Urged as Fishermen Criticize Lax Laws Enforcement
Local fishermen erupt over what they call rampant lawbreaking by hunters and fishers. They cite widespread violations, saying the state fish and game commission does little beyond collecting salaries. One Marlboro fisherman calls for a major shakeup to end the lax enforcement and protect law abiding anglers.
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Marlboro
State Fish and Game Commission
Foresters' Conference to Plan Year and Convention
Delegates from Middlesex county Foresters towns met in Foresters hall to map actions for the coming year and discuss plans for the Foresters' convention in Boston on May 21. J W Slattery of Westboro presided. a committee including Slattery, B T Mitchell of Marlboro, and Edward Carr of Hopkinton was named to report at the April 19 conference in the Quincy House, Boston.
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Courts of Foresters
Middlesex County
Marlboro
Foresters’ Hall
Foresters’ Convention
Boston
J. W. Slattery
Westboro
B. T. Mitchell
Edward Carr
Hopkinton
Quincy House
Marlboro Electric Machine & Lamp Co turns down 2 million order
The Marlboro Electric Machine and Lamp Co declined a 2,000,000 order after filling a 95,000 lamp order on Thursday. Supt Herman Greiner, returning from Central Falls Rhode Island, said the plant has 500,000 lamp demand and 150 workers in Central Falls limiting output. J E Massey runs the Central Falls factory. 250 workers at Marlboro could double with more labor.
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Marlboro Electric Machine & Lamp Co
New York City
Herman Greiner
Central Falls
R. I
Rhode Island
Greiner
J E. Massey
Marlboro
Curtis
Stale Bread Pudding with Meringue and Jelly Topping
A regional pudding recipe instructs soaking stale bread crumbs in milk then beating into a smooth mass with eggs sugar salt and lemon. Bake slowly in a buttered dish until firm then top with a meringue and jelly in a very slow oven to brown. Dispose of rapid cooking to avoid curdling.
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Satan
Public sentiment on Mitchell bid to elect senators by voters
State papers debate Senator J. J. Mitchells plan to allow voters to decide whether United States senators should be elected by the people. Some say the measure has little chance, others remain hopeful. Illinois recently passed a similar bill by a large margin, and many consider Mitchells bill the era’s leading legislative issue.
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J. J. Mitchell
United States
Illinois
Pig Iron Imports Decline Yet Remain High
The Iron Trade Review notes pig iron imports waning overall with December at 74 412 tons including spiegeleisen ferro manganese and silicon metals. January 50 005 tons and February 48 982 tons follow, while 1904 79 500 tons and 1905 212 466 tons.
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Tron
Swimming Tank Built at Westboro Reform School
A swimming tank finished in the basement of the Westboro state reform school is ready for use after engine installation. It holds 50 000 gallons and is lined with 12 000 enamel brick. The three depths are nine, five and a half, and four and a half feet. 45 by 30 feet, built by the school boys.
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State Reform School
Westboro
Fire and Police Building Commission Bill Introduced
Senator J. J. Mitchell introduced a bill in the legislature to create a fire and police combination structure commission. The commission would exist until Marlboro's new building is erected and the measure was referred to the Cities committee.
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Sen. Mitchell
J. J. Mitchell
Marlboro
Stage Queen's Daughter Dorothy Russell Solomon
Dororthy Russell Solomon, daughter of stage star Lillian Russell, is twenty four and has one marriage to her name. She wed New York lawyer Abbott L. Einstein and is now in divorce proceedings. Solomon, educated at a New Jersey convent and in Paris, is noted for stage presence but not as famed as her mother.
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Lillian Russell
Dorothy Russell Solomon
Abbott L. Einstein
New York
Miss Solomon
New Jersey
Paris
Rail Time Table Notice for Concord Maynard and Hudson Street
The Concord Maynard and Hudson Street rail timetable notice begins March 8 1904 and continues until further notice subject to unspecified conditions.
Concord to Hudson and surrounding rail schedule
A dense timetable lists departures and arrivals between Concord Hudson Maynard Stow Center Gleasondale Concord Junction and surrounding lines. It notes morning and afternoon a m and p m services, connections at Hudson Maynard Concord Junction and interchanges with Boston Worcester and Lexington rail lines.
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Concord
Hudson
Concord Junction
Maynard
A. m
P. m. Stow
P. m
Gleasondale
M. Hudson
Stow
A.m
P.m
Sudbury St. Maynard
Boston
Worcester St. Ry.Co
Marlboro
Framingham
Westboro
Worcester
Clinton
Leominster
Fitchburg
Lexington
St. Ry. Co
Lowell
Waltham
Lowell Acton & Maynard
RY. CO
Lowell, Acton & Maynard
Acton
So. Acton
John W. Ogden
Mass
Poultry Buyer Dyer Seeks Live Fowl in Marlboro
George A. Dyer, dealer in live and dressed poultry, offers to pay 22 cents a pound for fowls and invites deliveries Thursday or mail-in requests. Marlboro Massachusetts Eager court, Tel 213-4. meh 22 26t
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Geo. A. Dyer
Marlboro
Mass
Eager Court
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Marlboro Team
Patriots
Keith's Theatre
Tion
Ayer
Renee
Ptet Made
Wee Ee
Ayman Ayers
Deeerre of Co
Birch OF
Hammer
Caroline Caswell
Franc
Es E. Willard
Mr. Merchant
Marlboro CO
Herbert P. Wilder Gradu
Ates
Ship Enterprise
Foresters’ Conference
Mitchell
Westboro Reform School
Sloan
Earl S. Sloan
U.S.A
Concord, Maynard
Taudton Divinen
Southboro
Eaeh Rad Clinton
Stohburg
Sundin
Fayville
South Fram
Ingham
Pitchburg
Armiy
South Sudbury
Anidaye
Taunton
Stundays
South Freminghan
Gtope
Ksigng
Corymants &c. ‘&c
Enone
Scientific Fametican
Journal 7 Ferns
New Nawedeaters
Munn . Co.sererver
Marlborough Savings Bank
Marlborough, Mass
William D. Burdett
Charles F. Holyoke
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