Marlboro Christmas Tales Turn On Local Guests And Events
Marlboro residents and visitors celebrate Christmas across towns including Marlboro, Hopkinton, Woburn, and Boston with guests and family gatherings. Notable mentions include Edward Thyng of Charlestown at Roscoe Giles home and F T Curtis Co gifting gold pieces to employees. The I A A C plans a dance in Preston hall on Friday night January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas O'Neil
Boston
Preston Hall
Gleason
Worcester
George A. Hanley
Marlboro
John Cassily
Hopkinton
Cross
Dorchester
William B
Carl Patten
Danvers
F. R
Smildon
Matthew Kenney
Holliston
Fred Stafford
Quincy
W. T. Howe
Frank Hemenway
Daniel F. Curran
M. T. Keady
Ashland
George Keefe
Milford
al Stewart
Roxfery
Florence
Macomber
Edward Thyng
Charlestown
Roscoe Giles
Walter Readie
Northampton
Edward Alley
Brockton
Frank Craig
Martha Moore
Providence
E. H. Corbin
E. P. Longley
Northboro
Hugh W. Connelly
Savoy
Chelsea
Lyman Hollis
Manchester
M. H
Henry Hollis
Hastings
Frank Boggs
Tarrytown
N. Y
John Boge
Hastings St
Harry E. Brigham
Jolclub
South Framingham
A. F. Brewer
Statter
B. A. Evans
Newton St
F. T. Curtis & Co
Uncle Sam
J. EB. Warren & Co
Bramingham
Arthur Fitts
Beacon St
Speaker at White House praises current era over old days
An unnamed speaker, visiting the White House, defends modern governance, arguing Americans are healthier, more honest and morally grounded than in the past. He asserts the House remains representative, notes elections swiftly remove corrupt figures, and cites historical contrast with past leaders and technologies while dismissing fears of decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Annon
White House
House of Representatives
House
William J. Brown
Baltimore
Brown
Insane Father Kidnaps Five Children On Measles Recovery
Hayden Watrous a Mystic man, suffering a fit of insanity, seized his five children and rode a box wagon from town to town begging for food. The group slept on the wagon, with the children exposed to hunger and cold. Watrous was captured near Killingworth after a chase by his brother, and the children were fed and sheltered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ueld
Clifton
Conn
Hayden Watrous
Mystic
Watrons
Watrous
Killingworth
Westbrook Inquest Probes Axe Attack Death
Coroner Davis held an inquest into Hansa Treible’s death in Westbrook Connecticut. Treible died from wounds alleged to be inflicted by brother in law Michael Fischer who declined to testify and awaits Westbrook court hearing. Fischer, 76, struck with an axe over suspicion of apple basket theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook
Conn
Davis
Hansa Treible
Michael Fischer
Treible
Fischer
Dyna mite near miss sinks dredger crew hurt
A dynamite cartridge failed to explode when a dredger struck it causing near sinking of the craft and minor injuries to several crew members. Prompt tugs prevented a total loss at Henderson's point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Henderson's Point
Extradition Judge Lafontaine Dismissed in Dominion Move
Montreal police justice Lafontaine is removed from the extradition commission by the Dominion government. He issued writs in the Gaynor Greene case and allegedly incurred the ire of influential political allies connected to the law firm backing American contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Lafontaine
Dominion
Gaynor-Greene
Amerian Contractors
Patrols Fire Upon People in Moscow Street Battle
A Moscow telegraph dispatch reports continued street fighting in St. Petersburg as troops tighten control. Enraged crowds face volleys near Brest station and Triumphal arch with fires doused and improvised Red Cross wagons collecting the fallen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Brest
Tverskaia
Tverskai
Sadovia
Bronvia
Mt. Petersburg
Groupe
Mtrastones
Doubassoff
Nicholas Station
Bourse Gazette
May Delve into Politics in Boston Chamber President Decision
President Whitney informs the Boston Chamber of Commerce board he will decline re-election as chamber president for the year starting January 1. He cites desire to freely engage in political work, having been a Democratic lieutenant governor candidate on a reciprocity platform in the last state election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Whitney
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Railways Pay Back Taxes in Madison and Pottsville Tragedy
State Treasury notes Northwestern railroad paid 225 834 dollars in back taxes for 1905 while the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad settled 464 258 dollars in taxes and interest for 1894 and 1905, signaling smaller lines will follow. In Pottsville George Allman 50, grieving his daughter's death, killed himself by exploding dynamite on his chest at her grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Northwestern Railroad
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Pottsville, Pa
George Allman
Concord Death of George Keefe
George Keefe of Concord died Saturday at 35 after a short typhoid pneumonia illness. Survived by his parents two brothers Harry and Jabert a wife and four children. Funeral held at St Ber pate ae Gehae a solemn high mass with Rev Mortimer E Twoomey celebrant Fr Scanlon deacon Fr O Hara sub deacon. Interment in parish cemetery. Bearers were John Goulding James Russell Martin Frank Williams Thomas McGaurn James Finan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noein Tin
Iseun Ieote
Concord
Harry
Jabert
St. Berpate
St. Berpate Ae Gehae Aing
Mortimer E. Twoomey
Scanion
O'Hara
Edward F. Loughlin
Herbert Johnson
John H. Goulding
James Russell
Martin
Frank Williams
Thomas McGaun
James Finan
Dance of Ye Maidens Club Opens Series in Town Hall
The Ye Maidens club held the first invitation dance in Concord, with Miss Antionette Barker and others in charge. Music by the Ladies' Imperial orchestra accompanied by refreshments during intermission. The event drew strong support from young women of Concord and Concord Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ye Maidens’ Club
Concord
Concord Junction
Antionette Barker
Lucy Hosmer
Helen Keyes
Fern Bradley
Mildred Edgarton
Mildred Tilden
Rosa
Anno Domini 1906 Sermon and Year-End Service at Trinitarian Church
The Trinitarian Church pastors preach Sunday morning on Anno Domini 1906 and hold a 7:30 evening service marking the closing year with a musical offering The Days of Thy Youth and the sixth lecture Daniel the Captive Young Man Nebuchadnezzar's Lesson at the End of the Year All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Nebuchadnezzer
Christmas Social Roundup of local residents travels and visits
A long list of residents and visitors reflects holiday movements. Misa Lou Blackington goes to New York, Charles Rafferty works in West End Wine, and many others from Brockton Boston Amherst and Worcester gather at homes or travel for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Lou Blackington
New York City
Charles Rafferty
West End
Benjamin Harold
Lake Boone
Lloyd Sutton
George Berry
Park St
Henry Dudley
Amherst College
Esther Nourse
Boston
Arthur J. Riley
F. W. Riley
Thomas Brody
Beverly
Monument to Hoar Honors Concord Native Son Leader
A granite monument in Concord Massachusetts honors Senator Hoar with four bronze faces and an inscription from his Saratoga speech. The memorial, designed by Stephen Earle and approved in 1904, recalls Hoars dedication to liberty and human rights and marks his dates August 29 1826 to September 30 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Concord
Massachusetts
United States
New Hampshire
Stephen Earle
Worcester
Senator Hoar
George Frisbie
Hoar
Saratoga
God
Obituary of Charles Snow longtime Concord resident dies
Charles Snow a former Concord resident died at the home for the aged on Walden Street at an advanced age. Born in Concord he lived in San Francisco Louisville and Malone. He ran a local fish business in town for years and cared for his wife until her death eight or nine years ago before moving to the home. He will be missed by local merchants near Mill Dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Snow
Concord
Walden
Lexington St
San Francisco
Louisville
Malone
N. Y
Squars
Concord High School Reunion Sees Second Annual Event
The Concord High School Reunion Association invites all graduates to the second annual reunion in the Assembly hall of the Concord High School building on Friday evening December 29 at 8 o'clock. Prof. Edward W. Hanley will exhibit his Modern Hall of Fame followed by refreshments and dancing. Subscription 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High School
Edward W. Hanley
C. H
Annual Meeting of Concert National Bank Stockholders
The stockholders of the Concert National Bank of Concord will meet at the banking house on Tuesday January 9 1906 at 345 PM to elect directors and address other lawful business. Fay Heywood cashier Concord Mass dated December 4 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concert National Bank of Concord
Fay Heywood
Cashier
Concord, Mass
For Sale and Wanted Notices in Concord
Classified notices list items for sale including dresses jackets kimonos handkerchiefs cards calendars and novelties at Miss Buck's in Concord. Also announces Fritz Oclschlegel zither soloist seeking engagements from Box 44 South Acton Mass and a boy sought to learn tailoring at C F Budd Company in Concord Junction. Also farm ads for dairy cows and board with dates and locations in Lowell Road and Warren Brow Farm. Also rental notice for Lovisa J Brooks house on Middle Street and contact Philip McManus Concord Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erastus H. Smith
Miss Buck’s
Opp
National Bank
Concord
Fritz Oclschlegel
South Acton
Mass
C. F. Budd Company
Concord Junction
Erastus H. Smi
W. O. Weeden
Warren Brow Farm
Lowell Road
Lovisa J. Brooxs Hou
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J. E. Fay
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Robert Bur Pett
Southboro
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H. C. Fuller
Daniel Manning
Charles Myshrall
W. G. Davis
Frank Myehrall
Roe
M. F
Gannon
Uncle Joe
Roosevelt
Albermarle County
George Pettilo
Pettile
Fuller
Shoe Corporation
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Hathaway, Soule & Harrington
New England
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Josephine Garmann
August Grossman
Bridgeport
Charles R. Wordin
Wordin
St. Louis
Gustav Hambach
Washington University
Torrington
Robert Newitt
Wax
Hall
Donato Donaniello
Paul Grosso
Nicholas Manfredi
State Treasury
George
Keefe
Richardson
Dance OF YE Maidens’ Club
Trinitarian Church
Fred Mann
Highland City
William Lynch
Alice Munroe
New Glasgow
N.S
H. c. Munroe
Alice Carpenter Clapp
Greenbush
Warren Howe
East Main St
B. F. Greeley
Cornelius Rafferty
Ringold St. George
Robb
Thomas Robb
Howard Crossman
Needham
Alvan Sanborn
Mrs. Crossman
8S. K. Smith
Geo. Cleveland
Gray
Unitarian Church
Margie Baker
Fair Haven
Thomas Baker
Reuben Warner
Charles Beaudry
Otto Cole
Seth Carpenter
Warren Simonds
George Litchfield
Worcester Academy
Michael Kane
Dow Pl
Ernet Ketchum Smith
Cleveland, O
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May Smith
New York
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