Eloquent Tribute to Senator Hoar in House of Representatives
Congressman C Q Tirrell delivers a eulogy for Senator George Frisbie Hoar born Concord Massachusetts August 29 1826 died September 30 1904 The piece traces Hoars Puritan ancestry and New England influence his independence and fidelity to principle and recalls his long service from 1869 to 1904 as a Republican leader in Congress and the Senate with reflections on his memory and moral legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
C. Q. Tirrell
Speaker
George Frisbie Hoar
Concord
Mass
England
Lexington
Senator Hoar
Massachusetts
Concord River
Hoar
New England
Congress
Senate
United States
Ros
Old Town
Phillips
Burlingame
Andrew
Sumner
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Hollow
Walden
Alcott
Hudson lad wins third prize in Globe contest
John H. McCormack of Hudson receives 500 dollars for third place after gaining 284 336 votes in the Globe contest. A native of Hudson he lives at 16 Elm Street with his parents and will turn 24 on April 4. He lost the use of his legs at age ten but continues to work in printing as a proprietor of Leaflet Press, aided by friends at dances and a sacred concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. McCormack
Hudson
Johnnie
Johnny
Sunny Boy
Elm St
McCormack
Stow Church to Dedicate New Union Evangelical Building
The Union Evangelical church at Stow will be dedicated next Saturday with afternoon and evening services. Building began last May with Peter Conlin laying the foundation and Arthur J. Fletcher doing the woodwork. A detailed program includes hymns, readings, sermons, solos, and prayers by local ministers and the building committee chaired by W. H. Clark, with Miss Mabel Crandall, Miss May Staples, and C. W. Robinson assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Union Evangelical Church
Stow
Peter Conlin
Arthur J. Fletcher
Alfred Fairbrother
R. E. Biebee
J. 8. Moulton
H. G. Corliss
Walter H. Campbell
Lord
W. Tarbell
George Tewksbury
A. H. Herrick
G. Estabrook
M. Mansfield
W. H. Clark
Mabel Crandall
May Staples
C. W. Robinson
Appendicitis Fatal for Sudbury Woman at 40
Mrs Assarena Lindgren of Sudbury died at Sudbury city hospital after a 10 day illness with appendicitis. She was 40 years 10 months and three days old. Survived by husband in Franklin and a son in Sudbury. Funeral at F L Gage undertakers 10 Cotting Ave Friday at 4 pm. Remains placed in Rocklawn tomb. spring interment planned in Sudbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assarena Lindgren
Sudbury
City Hospital
Franklin
F. L. Gage
Cotting Ave
Rocklawn
Special Low Rates for Western States and British Columbia
Round trip homeseekers tickets offered to Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and British Columbia from March 1 to May 15 1905. Information and maps available from Wm Kelley traveling agent Wisconsin Central Bay 209 Broadway New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
British Columbia
Wm. Kelley
Wisconsin Central Ba Y
Broadway
New York City
The Day of Hope in a Nativity Message
A quote from Right Rev. Davis Sessums, Bishop of Louisiana, extols the Nativity as a day of hope for conscience, humanity, and families. It calls for Christ’s uplift, a universal kingdom, and an end to war drums in a world of peace and goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Sessums
Louisiana
Six Rounds Yet Bowled Bright at Highland Club Bout
Fred Douglas of Savannah and Tommy Sullivan of Lawrence fought six fast rounds in a Highland Athletics club monthly event. The scheduled 15 rounds were shortened due to light attendance, with Douglas leading early and Sullivan rallying late before a draw ruled by referee Jimmy Gardner. Also: two preliminaries and several boxers introduced, including Clarence Forbes, Sammy Smith, and Young Snowball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Douglas
Savannah
Tommy Sullivan
Lawrence
Highland Athletics Club
Douglas
Jimmy Gardner
Tommy
Young Ahearn
Kid Williams
Tom Carpenter
Woburn
al Dumont
Philadelphia
Clarence Forbes
Chicago
Sammy Smith
Young Snowball
Haverhill
Borough Pomona Grange Meets in Berlin with 200 Attendees
More than 200 gathered at Berlin for the Borough Pomona Grange session last Thursday with Marlboro, Hudson, and Berlin members. Charles H. Rice of Leominster led the morning on Grange principles, followed by a "Good Roads" discussion by R. H. Hapgood and Walter A. Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Pomona Grange
Marlboro
Hudson
Grange
Charles H. Rice
Leominster
State Grange
R. H. Hapgood
Walter A. Wheeler
M. H. Walker
Westboro
Japan
Concord Maynard 4 and Hudson Street RYCO Schedule
Train timetable for Concord Maynard 4 and Hudson Street line lists daily and Sunday departures and arrivals at Hudson Concord Junction Westvale Stow Sudbury St Maynard and Gleasondale with numerous times and stations. The page presents a dense, partially garbled schedule of morning to late evening services and connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Concord
Concord Junction
Westvale
Ieil
M. Sudbury
Greasondale
Stow Genter
Sudbury Street
P. m. Maynard
Stow
Maynard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tirrell
Les
Old Salem Custom-House
Hawthorne
Hudson Boy
Stow Church
Union Evangelical
Douglas and Sullivan
Boston & Maine Railroad
South Acton
A. Ys
West Acton
Gleasondale
Whitman Croses
Central Mass
Boston
Whitman's Crossing
Fitchburg
Lane
D. J. Flanders
G. P
T. A
Framingham
South
Bere and
Civ
Northboro
Clinton
Enaave
Southboro
Guntepe
Fayville
A. m
Maribore
Northbere
Leom- Inster
Bundage
Lowell
Hack and Taunton
South Sudbury
Borough
Water Works Bonds
THE
American Water Works and Guarantee CO
John L. Stone
West Main St
Marlboro, Mass
S. J. Flanders
Borton
Geo. A. Dyer
Eagercourt
Concord, Maynard
Hudson ST. RY. CO
Marlborough Savings Bank
William D. Burdett
Charles F. Holyoke
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!