THREE FISHERMEN ARRESTED IN HARVARD POND CASE
Three Worcester men Dr W B Langlois John Conlin and John T Murphy were summonsed in Harvard for fishing at Bare Hill pond a by law violation. They pleaded not guilty and a March 7 trial date was set with $100 bail. Local fishermen watched proceedings as the pickerel and perch were produced in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Hill Pond
Harvard
Bare Hill
Hell Ponds
Clinton
William Hanna
Harvani
Bare Ii Pond
W. B. Langlois
Worcester
John Conlin
John T. Murphy
Augustus D. Parker
James L. Whitney
Era of Conscience calls for end to race track gambling
The Civic Forum at Carnegie Hall heard Governor Folk of Missouri urge an ethical awakening to end race track gambling and watered stocks. He warned that prosperity built on crime is unsustainable and that honest prosperity requires labor and restraint. Meanwhile in Silverton and Nebraska, Gold King mine officials faced threats after ore theft arrests as sixty five foreign workers were dismissed and thirty five miners were arrested for high grade ore theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folk
New York
Uiis
Missouri
Carnegie Hall
Speaaker
Polk
Silverton
Kinney
Gold King
Soule
Palmquist
Massachusetts Probate Notice and Public Auction in Concord
Public notice of a partition sale by a Middlesex Probate Court commissioner to divide real estate in Concord among eleven tenants in common. The tract of fifty eight acres near Concord to be sold March 21, 1908 at 3 30 PM with 300 dollars down, sale at the dwelling on the premises. Also probate citation for Mary Smith estate to appear March 18, 1908 in Cambridge for letters testamentary to Luella Mott without bond and notification by weekly publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probate Court
County of Middlesex
Eunice
Lula Shurtleff
Sarah Lewis
Almieda Palmeter
Olivia Phipps
Frank Palmeter
Charles F. Palmeter
Dennison Palmeter
Lizzie’ Foster
Emily Damon
Lillie M. Wentworth
Concord
Middlesex
Theodore Parry
Charles W. Prescott
John S. Keyes
Henry C. Ingerson
Sally Veazey
Thomas Dolan
Ingerson
Bedford
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Mary Smith
Acton
Luella Mott
Cambridge
Acton. Enterprise
Charles J. McIintire
Esquire
Eight Black Hand suspects indicted for Walbrook dynamite plot
Baltimore on February 26 reports grand jury indictments against eight alleged Black Hand members. They face charges of conspiracy to murder Joseph Di Giorgio by dynamiting his Walbrook home. The group allegedly conspired with Philippi Rei and Carmelia La Rosa, with Rei shot in Pittsburgh and La Rosa killed in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Black Hand
Joseph di Giorgo
Walbrook
Philippi Rei
Carmelia la Rosa
Rei
Pittsburg
di Giorgio
la Rosa
New York
Government Losés Libel Suit in New Orleans
The United States circuit court of appeals ruled that the steamer Esparta was not responsible for the 1905 collision with the Magnolia. President Roosevelt was aboard the Magnolia during the accident. The government had sued Esparta for libel, but yesterday's decision upholds the lower courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Esparta
Magnolia
Roosevelt
Stillings Won’t Get Job Back as Public Printer
Washington reports that Charles A. Stillings will not be restored to duty as public printer. President Roosevelt disclosed the decision to friends discussing the government establishment tangle. W. S. Rossiter’s findings to the president are said to substantiate the charges leading to Stillings suspension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillings
Washington
Charles A. Sullings
Roosevelt
W. S. Rossiter
Naval Experts Refute Charges Before Senate Inquiry
Washington Feb 26 Rear Admiral Converse and Rear Admiral Capps defended naval construction before the senate committee on naval affairs in response to charges raised in a recent magazine. After extensive refutations the officers were told apologies to them were due for summoning them. The incident at day’s end suggested the inquiry may be brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Admira Converse
Capps
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Converse
Owen Discusses Aldrich Bill Amid Debate
Washington February 26 Senator Owen spoke for nearly three hours on the Aldrich currency bill noting similar proposed legislation in 190 with differences he said would have prevented the recent panic. He was interrupted by questions in a spirited exchange. St Petersburg February 26 heavy snowstorms paralyze central Russia traffic towns cut off and Moscow Kazan railroad halted for five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Owen
Jones
St. Petersburg
Russia
Moscow-Kazan
Cannon on Education in University vs Marble Halls
Washington February 26 Speaker Cannon said it is better to be educated in a university supported by the people, no matter how humble, than educated in marble halls built by one or two persons at the annual convention of the department of superintendence of the National Educational association which opened here yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Speaker Cannon
Department of Superintendence
National Educational Association
Maynard election heats up as Persons withdraws and McCleary draws second line of opposition
With Charles H. Persons out of the town clerk race, Fred B. McCleary faces potential Democratic challengers led by Thomas J. Smith as a stream of candidates vies for offices including selectman, school board, water board, assessor, and board of health amid caucus battles.
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Charles H. Persons
Persone
Fred B. McCleary
Persons
Mr. McCleary
McCleary
Thomas J. Smith
Summer St
Smith
Democratic Town Committee
Boston
Maynard High School
Bates College
Boston University Law School
A. C. Loewe
Joseph V. Gately
Selectman
Arthur Walker
A. J. Couglan
J. W.connor
Mr. Coughlan
Board of Health
Daniel E. Goodenow
Karl T. Richards
William Conley
St. Bridget’s Temperance Society
A. Coughlan
John W. Connor
Fred E. McCleary
MecCleary
Marlboro Hudson and Maynard Foresters Initiated in 75 Class
The Marlboro Hudson and Maynard Foresters of America initiated 75 candidates Sunday in Hudson with Grand officers from Boston Marlboro Lowell and Fitchburg present. Henry Wilson degree team directed the ceremony with an 38‑member exhibition drill electrifying attendees and the order noted progress and growth in the ritual friendly ties across many courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Hudson
Maynard
Foresters of America
Grand Courts
Winton
Westboro
Natick
Fitchburg
Wton
Lowe
Grafton
Worcester
MaNboro
Hiudson
Boston
Henry Wilson
William Hickey
Courts Marlboro
Grand Court
Samtonosso
H. F. McManus
Fitchburgh
J. Vinent Lyons
J. E. Doyle
Fred Mayhew
Williamd. Hayes
Court Marlboro
Henry M. Courtemanche
Edward F. Brown
Joseph Girardin
Court Hudson
W C T U Meeting Changes and Local Updates
The W C T U will meet with Mrs A D Holt this week replacing Mrs Harvey Harwood. At Summer Hill lodge A O U W a past master's jewel was presented to William H Barlow. The highway commission has assured selectmen an appropriation to build the macadamized road from Paper Mill Corner to the Sudbury line. There is doubt about basketball this week but East Boston likely the attraction. Marlboro was due Saturday instead of March 7 and East Boston hopes to visit. arrangements may be made this Wednesday afternoon.
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Summer Hill Lodge
William H. Barlow
the Highway Commission
Selectmen
Paper Mill Corner
Sudbury Line
East Boston
Marlboro
Maroh
Southboro Men Buncoed In Bold Pool Room Scam
Southboro men A K Legay and R H Kaler were swindled out of 250 dollars in a pool room bunco in Grand Army bloc Marlboro. A smooth faux proprietor and two accomplices lured them with claims of superior pool skill then vanished. City Marshal Brigham launched a dragnet., with officers tracing three suspects, one described as about 35, another 20, and the third around 40, as police chased leads from Marlboro to Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Brigham
A .K. Legay
R. H. Kaler
Southboro
Brigham
Legay
Kaler
Marlboro
Connor
Grand Army Block
Southbor
Chimmie Fadden
Frank Doyle
Police Department
Bunco
Sergi P. F. Crotty
P. H. Loftus
Worcester
Parish Census Finds 7000 Members At St John’s Church
Reverend John J. O’Keefe conducted a parish census for St John’s Church reporting 7000 members in total with 500 natives of Poland among them.
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Clinton
John J. O’keefe
St John’s, Church
Poland
Local residents and visitors noted in Marlboro social notices
Marlboro society page lists purchases and visits including J Henry Gleason buying a locomobile Edward Curran visiting cousin John Curran in New York. Guests include John M Hart of Somerville, Alderman Joseph Hart, James Bennett of Boston, Miss Josephine Kenney of Boston, and Miss Mandy Leducx. Several moves, returns, and travels among locals and relatives are recorded along with a marriage announcement for Alphonse Asselin and Miss Mary B A Emond Lewiston Me to be wed in Lewiston.
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J. Henry Gleason
Edward Curran
Churco St
John Curran
New York
James Bennett
Boston
Mies Josephine Kenney
Mary A. Murphy
Mechanic St
John M. Whitney
Lincoln St
Franklin St
Michael Fitzmorris
Worcester
Fred Simonds
Newton
E. Simonds
John Mulhearnehas
Machias
James Crotty
Boston & Maine Railroad
Ayer Junction
John Crotty
Alphonse Asselin, Cross Sr
Mary B. A. Emond
Lewiston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mars Ward
Charles .E. Brown
Prescott Keyes
Parristons Hall
Aldrich
T. J
Cleary
A. J. Coughlan
Marlboro, Hudson and Maynard Foresters
Mniclass
Joseph Santoznosso
B. T. Mitchell
W. H. Safford
Lowell
A. J. Connelly
J. W. Slattery
Feiaet
Henry A. Wilson
A. D. Holt
Harvey Harwood
Connors
John M. Hart
Somerville
Alderman Joseph Hart
Mandy Leducx
Elm St
Rosa
Larrannoux
Spencer
Ada
Marion Howe
Pawtucket
R. I
E. L. Howe
Hill St
Kathleen McGill
Eldon Holt
Mr. Hunter
Curtis Guild
State House
John Wheeler
Worcester & Nashua
Hilda Precourt
Oliver Blanchette
Bernice Z. Adlams
New York City
William J. Marshall
Berlin Road
John A. Frye
Annie Fitzpatrick
Liberty St
Mary Quinn
Church St
David Curran
Amherst College
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