Prominent Figures and Careers Highlighted in Obituary Notes
The article recalls Oscar G. Murray a railroad president who started as a telegraph agent in Galveston. It notes Senator Lodge a novelist and Harvard lawyer, W. W. Arquith the long serving master at Vinton College, Edwin Denby a Michigan representative with China service, M. A. Nayland a Kansas City donor who resisted praise, and Harry Gordon Selfridge the Chicago born merchant who built a London department store empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar G. Murray
Galveston
W. W. Arquith
England
Vinton College
Edwin Denby
Michigan
Customs Service
China
Charles Denby
United States
M. A. Nayland
Kansas City
Harry Gordon Selfridge
London
Ripon
Wis
Field, Leiter & Co
Chicago
Marshal Field & Co
Science Siftings and material science notes
A digest of science items notes the human body uses energy efficiently with one fifth as work. Navy astronomers near complete a star chart of 23518 stars begun in 1446. London heartbeats heard in the Isle of Wight via stethoscope. An English theory claims coast buildings lean toward the sea with tidal crust movement. Iron and copper top essentials for modern life, more critical than gold or silver.
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United States Navy
London
Isle of Wight
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Miss Knox
Miss F. Knox of South Framingham Mass testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills gave prompt relief from kidney pain and corrected kidney faults. She notes lasting relief after three years and recommends the remedy to others. Sold by dealers 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Dividends Payable and Local Sales Notices
Dividends payable on the third Wednesday of January and July with banking hours nine to three and nine to twelve thirty. William D Burdett President Charles F Holyoke Treasurer. Wanted live fowls and chickens with special price on broilers. Apples and pears on trees. For sale laying and breeding stock and sixty young pigs. Geo A Dyer Marlboro Mass Tel 213-4.
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Geo. A. Dyér
Marlboro
Mase
Truthfulness as a guiding virtue for youth training
James T. White argues truth is more than honesty and requires knowledge and enlightened conscience. The piece cautions against lying to gain advantage or dodge consequences, cites Mark Twain and Marshall Field, and urges youths to confess faults to earn self respect and avoid self punishment. It ends urging a solemn promise to resist temptation to tell lies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Ruskin
Mark Twain
Marshall Field
Kings of Commerce
Cme
Emerson
Seth
Mayor Ends Girl's Fasting After Threats of Jail
McKeesport mayor Arthur orderd Margaret Shipley to take nourishment at the Halderman home. The blind girl, after eight days of fasting, began sipping broth as officials watched. City physician says her condition improves though she plans to continue meditating in white robe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
McKeesport
Margaret Shipley
Arthur
Halderman
Margaret
C. F. Halderman
California
Not Regarded as Theft Acquittal in Maumee Case
Mrs. Mlorenc2 P' Nips of Maumee was acquitted by a jury after not offering a defense to a grand larceny charge alleging she stole 700 from her husband. Judge Joe Brough directed the verdict saying theft between spouses did not constitute larceny and that a husband cannot testify against his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teldo
Immigration resolution prompts California pressure
Senator Sanford introduces a radios anti Asiatic immigration measure. The bill clears the California federal relations committee 30 to 11. It alleges a state department Japan treaty would lift Asiatic labor restrictions and urges California’s delegation to frame the treaty to exclude all Asiatic workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saccramero
Cal
Sanford
Committee On Federal Relations
State Department
Japan
California
Congress
Socialist Leader Paul Singer Dies in Berlin
Paul Singer, prominent Socialist Reichstag leader, died of pneumonia in Berlin. Born 1844, he had represented a Berlin electoral district since 1884, known for his oratory and organizational skill. Once a partner in a large factory, he later devoted himself to politics and municipal affairs with wealth at the party’s disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Paul Singer
Reichstag
Herr Singer
Quarantine Encloses Tenderloin After Smallpox Case
Philadelphia starts a citywide quarantine in the Tenderloin district after a smallpox case. Ten physicians and police seal the area and begin vaccination at 4 AM, targeting residents inside the boundary. About 3000 people are vaccinated by dawn including Chinatown areas as health officials enforce the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Tenderloin
Chinatown
Aviation trophies awarded at Royal Aero Club dinner
London February 1 The Royal Aero Club dinner featured Gordon Bennett aviation trophy to Clauda Grahame White and the Baron de Forest prize to Themes Sopwith for the Belmont Park meet in October and the December 18 English death incident. Other medals and trophies were presented to winners.
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London
Royal Aero Club
Gordon Bennet
Clauda Grahame-White
Baron de Forest
Sopwith
Grahame-Whie
Belmont Park
de Forest
Harlequin color wool sheep sent to New York zoo
A San Antonio seller claims to have captured a Mexican sheep whose wool shows seven colors after two shearings. Mayor Mayer Gaynor will refer the claim to Bronx zoo authorities for evaluation in New York.
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Stegp
Oére
New York Zoo
New York
Mayer Gaynor
Uno Topperwein
San Antonio
Tex
Topperwein
México
Bronx Zoological Gardens
Concord Maynard & Hudsor Street Railway Timetable With Changes
Timetable corrected to November 13 1910 shows Saturday service from 2 PM to 8 PM with a half hour interval. A special Maynard theatre car connects at Concord Depot with the 11 29 PM Boston Express on Saturdays. Connections exist at Concord to Lexington Boston Worcester Worcester Consolidated and to Weston via Concord Junction trains.
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Maynard
Concord
Boston
Arlington
Hudson
Boston & Worcester St. Ry. Co
Framingham
Worcester
Worcester Consolidated St. Ry. Co
Clinton
Leominster
Fitchburg
Lexington & Boston St
Hudson lLeave
Snap
Gleasandal
Stow
Kane
Wentvale
Concord Junction
Concord Lene
Weatvale
Maynard Bee
Gleasandals
Sudbury Street
Car BarneCar
Poston
P.M. Maynard
S. Acton
Actwon
Acton
Maynard Cer Eeee
I Sas
Lowell Acton Maynard Street Railway Time Table
Street railway timetable for Maynard Mass showing schedule times and services operated by A Persons Sup. Maynard with routes through Lowell Acton and Maynard addressing local transit needs and connectivity.
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Lowell, Acton & Maynard Street Railway
A. Persons
Maynard
Mass
Eddie Loughlin Passes the Bar in Concord
The Concord community celebrates Edward F. Loughlin as he passes the bar examination and earns the right to practice law. A Concord native born 38 years ago, he studied at public schools, Harvard, and Harvard Law School, later serving as clerk in the Central Middlesex district court and earning reappointment by governors. An athlete in college and beyond, Loughlin played varsity baseball and spent time in professional leagues. he is married with a daughter and resides in Concord Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Loughlin
Concord
Loughlin
Mr. Loughlin
Harvard Law School
Harvard University
Harvard
Concord High School
Central
Middlesex District Court
Douglas
Draper
Frank Selee
Chicago
Marlboro
Milford
Woonsocket
Lincoln
Mr. Ae
Popu
Concord Junction
Hudson Strike Breakers Forged to Leave Town
Three strike breakers, Albanian laborers on duty at a Birmingham plant, were accosted by a crowd near their boarding house on School Street. They left town in a Boston and Worcester car after being pressured during a meal break.
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Hudson
Mo Eeneae
Wien
School St
Bolston & Worcester
Supper for Driving Club at Northboro hotel
The Marlboro Driving club of country horse owners plans a large supper at Harry Gath's hotel in Northboro on Wednesday February 8. Arrangements are by committee members Fred Leonard Harry Gath T C Rowe Louis Wynott and Charles Parmenter.
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Marlboro Driving Club
Harry Gath
Northboro
Fred Leonard
T. C. Rowe
Louis Wynott
Charles Parmenter
Lincoln Day observance proclaimed by Governor Foss
Governor E N Foss issues a proclamation for Lincoln day observance noting February 12 falls on a Sunday so observances shift to Monday. Marlboro player Doria Favreau, who spent three years with Marlboro, signs with Lowell and will report April 10 to Jimmy Grey's New England league team as an outfielder.
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E. N. Foss
Doria, Favreau
Marlboro
Lowell
Jimmy Grey
New England
Marlboro Lodge Hosts Union Meeting in Hudson
About 100 members of the Marlboro lodge of Old Fellows attended a union meeting in Hudson on Tuesday night. Delegates came from Concord Maynard Aston and Hudson with Forest M. Sargent Grand Master of the Massachusetts Grand Lodge as guest of honor. A banquet at the town hall featured speeches by visiting officers and local members. The committee included Lewis Ordway Willard Brigham Gardner Drew Thomas Smith George Robinson Oliver Trees C H Meade Harry Jew B E Swift Jy Pi B W Ford A B Messer Concord C S Holbrook C W Spearell O J Cross Marlboro.
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Marlboro Lodge of Old Fellows
Hudson
Concord
Maynard
Aston
Forest M. Sargent
Grand Lodge of Massachusetts
Town Hall
Lewis’ Ordway
Willard Brigham
Gardner E. Drew
Thomas Smith
George A. Robinson
Oliver Trees
C. H. Meade
Harry J.ew
BE. F Swift
Acton
B. W. Ford
A. B. Messer
Holbrook
C. W. Spearell
O. J. Cross
Marlboro
Mitchell Votes In Favor On Panama Exposition Bill
Congressman Joy ane spoke in favor and voted yes on the Panama exposition measure. The bill passed the House amid broad support from San Francisco leaders and influential figures.
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Mitchell
Joy Ane
San Francisco
Are eggs getting smaller in Northboro curious egg shown
M Lincoln of Northboro displays a hen egg barely larger than a pea to friends. He worries hens may reduce output as the cost of living stays high.
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M. Lincoln
Northboro
Mr. Lincoln
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Carl Schurz
Shakespeare
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O. W. Holmes
Locke
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Ethel Gucciardi
House of Correction
Mary L. Poirier
Dunfermline
Andrew Carnegie
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Denver
Hughes
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Wood Alcohet Vt
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Concord, Maynard & Hudsor Street Railway
Eddie Loughlin
Odd Fellows
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