Marlboro Residents Active in Local News and Sports
Marlboro notes show residents visiting relatives in Aliston Roxbury and Somerville. Local workers move between Diamond F Factory Windsor House and Curtis factory while civic topics include a mayoral candidate mention and a plan for a Sunday concert at Lake Williams. A Marlboro theatre project and a belted golden wedding Aug 18 are highlighted with regional outings and a postponed baseball game due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. O'Connell
George Balcom
W. P. Fitzmaurice
Fitchburgs
Edward Campbell
Windsor House
Frances Hart
Annie
Katherine
Somerville
Hugh Dunn
Memphis, Tenn
Susie Finn
North Brookfield
Mary
Katie Finn
High St
John Latham
Portsmouth
N. H
Thomas Latham
Neil St
Levi Mulhearn
L. B. Hall
Boston Meat Department Worker Wounded In Store Accident
Warren P. Roberts of the RE. E. Gray's meat department suffered a deep gash to his left side when a co worker's knife pierced him after they collided in a narrow store passage. He was treated at Relief hospital and is convalescing at his parents home on Chestnut street for a month or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren P. Roberts
RE. E. Gray's
Boston
Avery
Roberts
Francis Roberts
Chestnut Sr
Hudson Band Concert Tonight Spirit of Equable Program
The Hudson band presents a varied program tonight including marches and overtures such as Tropic to Tropic and Alexander Overture, solos for cornet by Chas Jennings and M Yorke, a Remicks Hits concert medley, polka Imperial with cornet, a duet Larboard Watch by Yorke and Jennings, and a finale Galop. advertisement notes a Singer Sewing Machines sale at 20th Century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Jennings
Yorke and Jennings
Et Cene
Dewey
le Main St
Marlboro
First Parish Aug 6 Sermon and Local Crime Notes
Rev. Benjamin R. Bulkeley to preach at the meeting house of the First Parish Sunday August 6. Chicken thieves are active in the area. A bag of jewelry found during a search for burglars tied to Keyes residence burglary. Salvadore Donatelli of Maynard charged with assault on Charles Coulter conductor, case continued to Wednesday. Edward Rogers of Concord sentenced to 30 days for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radeo W. B. Case & Sons
Benjamin R. Bulkeley
Keyes‘ House
Salvadore Donatelli
Maynard
Charles 8. Coulter
Co. M. & H. St. Railway
Edward Rogers
Concord
Maynard Court Hears Drunkenness and Theft Cases
In Maynard court Monday morning J R Gallagher alias Frank Gallagher faced drunkenness and resisting arrest charges from Officer Samuel G King, resulting in a 30 day house of correction sentence. Frederick J Walters faced breaking and entering and horse larceny. he pled not guilty and was bound over to superior court with a $500 bond. John Peterson faced assault and battery with his wife testifying. he received three months probation for drunkenness. John Billieu paid a $5 fine for drunken and disorderly conduct in Maynard Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Gallagher
Frank J. Gallagher
Maynard
Samuel G. King
Mags Reformatory
Lowell
King
Peterson
John Billieu
Advertised Letters List Names and Recipients
The notice lists Miss Frances Foley and Mrs. Abbie E. Haynes along with Mrs. Clara A. Howe Mrs. Eli J. Hutchinson and Mrs. James Kil een as advertised letters awaiting pickup at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Foley
Abbie E. Haynes
Clara A. Howe
Eli J. Hutchinson
James Killeen
For Sale In Concord Mass Items and Land Notices
For Sale Upright ice chest good as new will sell low for cash size 5x7x9% ft Apply to W C Bass New Market Concord Mass For Sale The Henry A Reid house and six acres of land on Barrett s Mill road Concord Middlesex Institution of Savings Charles E Brown Treasurer For Sale 5 acres land off Walden street on left near Town farm Charles E Brown For Sale A lot of plumbers tools Apply to Mrs David Thompson Monument street Concord Mass
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Bass
New Market
Concord
Mass
Henry A. Reid
Barrett’s Mill Road
Middlesex Institution of Savings
Charles E. Brown
Walden St
Town Farm
David Thompson
Monument St
Americans With Japan Kaneko Praises Friendly History Bond
New York hosts a Nippon club reception for Baron Komura Minister Takahira and Baron Kaneko. Kaneko extols US support for Japan, urges lasting friendship, notes 80 million Americans in sympathy with Japan, and sees no conflict in commerce between the nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaneko
New York
Nippon Club
Baron Komura
Takahira
Baron Kaneko
Ap Ce
Japan
America
Czar Endorses War Continuation in Official Messenger
The Times reports from St Petersburg that the Official Messenger carries a telegram more warlike than the czars reply to the Orenburg clergy. The czar urges continuing the war until the enemy is crushed and opposes cession of territory or indemnity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Times
St. Petersburg
Orenburg
Khabarovsk
Russian general denies siege of army. cites strong morale
St. Petersburg August 2 General Lineviteh telegraphs to the czar denying reports that his army is completely surrounded. He states the army has never been in danger and that the flanks have not been turned though the Japanese tried. He adds the troops' morale gives full confidence in readiness for any task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Lineviteh
Sakhalin victory and civil administration planned
Japanese headquarters report July 28 victory over Russians south of Rykoff and occupation of Palero with Russians withdrawing. General Iraguchi orders civil administration. Portsmouth set to host peace envoys as Governor McLane mobilizes state militia for arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Sakhalin
Saye
Rykoff
Palero
Iraguchi
Portsmouth
N. H
McLane
Local Notes from Concord Junction and Danvers
Mr and Mrs Alonzo G Kimball of Danvers are visiting the Giles family in Commonwealth. Interest in baseball is quiet this season and an early summer attempt to form a nine failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo G. Kimball
Danvers
J. F. Giles
Commonwealth
Singer Store Closing Out Cheap for Cash at 201 Main
Mrs. T. F. Clark Edward Foster Peter MacGrath and H. C. Shumway announce a few slightly used Singer cabinet machines to be closed out cheap for cash or on time at the Singer store located at 201 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Clark
Edward Foster
Peter MacGrath
H. C. Shumway
Singer
Singer Store
Main St
Marlboro
Telegraphers Strike Warned on Northern Pacific Lines
In St Paul on August 2 the Northern Pacific General Manager ordered a lockout of telegraphers who refused to sign the revised rules and wages agreement after failed negotiations with the Order of Railway Telegraphers. A general strike on Great Northern and Northern Pacific lines was declared at 11 oclock by ORT President Perham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Telegraphere
Northern Pacific Railways
Perham
Roosevelt vows sweeping graft hunt in government
President Roosevelt launches a nationwide probe into graft in government departments. He orders vigorous investigations in all agencies with full cabinet support and guidance from Secretary of State Root and Attorney General Moody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Government Department
Roosevelt
Root
Moody
Local Notes and Appointments Across Town
Frank Best remains ill at home while William Chase of Malden sees a sale of olives at Hudson Department Store. Elwin Green visits New York state for a week, Flora Peltier vacationing in Providence, and Mrs. Frank D. Locke with daughter Bessie in Alton Bay New Hampshire. Grover Morin to work at L T Jeffs shoe factory. Walter Nourse returns from Bass Point. Rev Carroll to lead St Luke's evening service. N E B T T Co strings cables for better local service. Arthur Doherty of Marlboro ill with typhoid. Helen G Fee from Hingham visiting Noraine Lovett. Switter Sleeper and Lee catch 36 trout. Bill promises to reveal where. Leighton, ex basketball star, among special police after Leon Mixon. Local baseball fans travel to Boston for St Louis vs Boston. weather dampens hopes for a concert in Marlboro delayed to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Department
Elwin Green
New York State
Flora Peltier
Water St
Providence
R. L
Arthur Doherty
Marlboro
Helen G. Fee
Hingham
Noraine Lovett
Lincoln Sr
William Switter
Samuel Sleeper
James Lee
Bill
C. Frank Leighton
Leon Mixon
Clinton
Knife slips injures maple street man’s finger
William Breen of Maple Street cut the forefinger of his left hand at home while carving meat. The knife slipped, opening the finger from knuckle to nail and causing heavy bleeding. Dr. Tierney dressed the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Breen
Maple St
Mr. Breen
Dr. Tierney
Letter on paint deals and adulteration in Concord Mass
A letter from W Devoe & Co New York warns Mr President of a Union cotton mill not to print his name. It compares paint offers 1.30 and 1.25 per gallon noting the 1.25 is short measure and adulterated by 45 percent with zinc in the oil. Devoe asserts lower cost per year and urges choosing genuine Devoe paint via P and Towle and Kent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Devoe
W. Devoe & CO
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F. Wilder
John Vose
Middlesex
Agnes Gorman
Aliston
Katherine Gately
Roxbury
David
Doyle
Cambridge
Elmst
William Finneran
James L. Callahan
Leominster
Sarah Proctor
Lincoln Jr
Riverside
Charles Sousie
Mrs. J. M. Saalfrank
Waterbury, Conn
Royal and
Forrest
Mrs. Saalfrank
EB. W. Bartlett
Jefferson St
A. O. H. Widows’ and
First National Bank
J. A. Cratty
C. L. Bliss
William H. Niles
Highland St
Fred Trull
Church St
White City
Lake Quinsigamond
H. O. White
Chestnut St
Frank Bean
Hastings St
E. H. Brigham
Winthrop
George Spalding
Charlies
Thomson
Walter Dorr
T. H. Labarre
Bostons
Marlboro Theatre
Arthur Forbush
Lake Williams
Fred Putnam
Dorothy
James Putnam
Frank Goss
West Medford
Charles O
Putnam
Elm St
Napoleon L’angelier
Hiss Margaret Gilroy
Washington, D. C
Joseph Walcott
Lincoln St
Harry Graham
Peabody
J. M. Gleason
East Douglas
R. J. McMahon
Pierre Turcotte
Amedee Beauregard
Thomas Martin
Chesnut
Beech St
Cornelius Lynch
Curtis Factory
Garde d'Honneur
Arsidas L’angelier
Lynn
Venne
Holyoke
Delphis Gaucher
Broad St
Pierre Courtemanche
M. Legasse
Nashua
Grace Greenwood
Grace Croft
Pemaquid Beach
Geo. Paquin
New Bedford
Henry Messier
Clement Dusseaume
Frank E. Fay
Water Sr
Frank L. Fay
Huntington Ave
Jay Gould
Lake Boone
James Patterson
New England Telephone@ Telegraph Co
New
York
Lake Whalum
Charles Q. Tirrell
Belmonts of
Eagles
Belmonts
Albert Vanderhoof
Dwinell’s
H. J. Dwinell
Hudson
Alexander
Kela Bela
Lampe
Concord Local
Wilson
Southern Cotton Association
Jordan
Oyster Bay
Concord Junction
Crawford and Magee
Vannerveer
Post Office
Richardson
H. S. Richardson
Concord, Mab
Frank Best
William Chase
Malden
Frank D. Locke
Bessie
Alton Bay, N. H
Grover Morin
L. T. Jeffs Shoe Factory
Walter Nourse
Bass Point
Mr. Carroll
St. Luke's
St. Louis
Wm. Breen
R. M. Hoyle
Concord, Mass
New York P. &. Towle & Kent
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