Summer wood sale at Concord Junction described
Concord Junction notices two cards for five dollars to buy summer wood from L. N. Fowler. Rev. W. W. Campbell attended a ministers meeting in Ayer Friday. Dr. and Mrs. Pickard welcomed a new son. The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Gurney is slowly improving after serious illness. Frank Taylor moved to 6 Winthrop Jr. Mrs. Taylor and daughter joined him. Mrs. W. W. Curtis Jr. mourns the death of her mother, Emma Sumpter, in Ashland with interment in Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
L. N. Fowler
W. W. Campbell
Ayer
Emma Sumpter
Ashland
Hudson
James Brewin
Immaculate Conception
Fr. Brewin
Susie Viano
Boston
Mary Ghiloni
Frank Hancock
Charles Barnes
Mary Lynch
Howe St
Nashua
N. H
J. H. Parker
Haverhill
Marlboro
A. J. Rougeau
J. F. Connors
G. W. Parker
Macauller, Parker & Co
Colonial Inn
Justin McCarthy
Jefferson Sr
Cotting Ave
Grip
William KE. Fay
Fairmount Sr
Harry E. Brigham
Maynard
Shrewsbury
Leominster
Waltham
Clara Baker
Alton Long
Attleboro
Noah Willard
Joseph Armstrong
Corey
Christopher Sumpter
M. B. McNiff
J. J. Kelley
United States Civil Service Commissioners
Frederick T. Peabody
Melrose
First. National Bank
W C T U Convention at Concord Junction
The Concord Junction W C T U hosted the Middlesex County convention with about 80 delegates. Mrs Abbie Rolfe served as president, welcoming visitors. Mrs Bullock chaired arrangements, and Mrs Lane addressed the gathering. Rev W J Batt and Rev W W Campbell led devotions. Mrs Catherine Lente Stevenson gave the address. Music was led by Mrs Campbell with assistance from Mrs Giles, Miss Mabel Park, Miss Rosa Barker and Mrs John Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conecord Junction
Middlesex Co
Abbie Rolfe
Bullock
Lane
W. J. Batt
W. W. Campbell
Catherine Lente Stevenson
Campbell
J&. &. Giles
Mabel Park
Rosa Barker
John Allen
Concord Junction Woman's club guest night at Odd Fellows hall
The Concord Junction Woman's club held a guest night in Odd Fellows hall with arrangements by the social committee led by Mrs. Elmer Shattuck and Miss Ada Chaplin. Members decorated the lodge and banquet rooms, offered a Washington painting, and opened with a welcome address, oath of allegiance, and songs. The program included a piano duet, dramatic sketches, an operetta, and a banquet. Favors were red hats and candied cherries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Junction
Elmer
Washington
Walter Leland
Marshall Wright
Charles Noll
Warren Flagg
William Wood
Frank Watson
M. B. Lane
Clara Pratt
Bessie Robbins
Bessie O'Connell
Dorchester
Ernest J. Allie
Lilla Weatherbee
Harriman Portrayed as Railroad God Before ICC Hearings
The Interstate Commerce Commission questioned Edward H. Harriman about his vast railroad acquisitions from Pacific coast to New York. The hearing covered Union Pacific bonds, transfers of Southern Pacific stock, alleged unfair rates, and regulatory questions amid a high-stakes buildout of rail empire. President Newman's testimony on the Breyster wreck and electric locomotive speeds followed.
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New York
Edward H. Harriman
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Seaboard
Lane
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pas Cifle
Harriman
Wortland
Orient
San Francisco
Ogden
New Orleans
Alton
Hitheis Central
Santa Fe
Baltimore and Ohio
New York Central
Tartsman
Stuyvesant Fish
Ilinois-Central
Southern Pacific
William G. Rockefeller
James R. Keene
Union
Union Pacific
Newman
New York Central Railroad
State Railroad Commission
Brewster
Survivors Describe Panic Deck Moments On Joy Liner Sinking
Four more Joy liner survivors told the Providence board of United States steamboat inspectors that about 35 people were panic stricken on the Larchmont deck as she sank. They said lifeboats were not deployed and Captain McVey was missing. Survivors rest in Rhode Island hospital recovering from the ordeal.
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Providence
Lel
Larchmont
McVey
Joy
Providence Board of United States
Rhode Island Hospital
Case Against Dr Hudson Continued in Municipal Court
The case against Dr. Arthur S. Hudson for alleged criminal operation on Mrs May E Velderman of Maldon was called in municipal police court and continued to March 12. Hudson was held on $5000 bonds and informed the charge exceeded court jurisdiction with a right to a probable cause hearing for grand jury consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Arthur S. Hudson
May E. Velderman
Malden
Hudson
Pomona Grange Set Meeting in Marlboro March 13
The Borough Pomona Grange gathers in Marlboro on March 13 with morning remarks by Charles M. Gardner of Westfield. He will speak on The Spirit of 1907, followed by an open 2 PM afternoon session featuring Dr. George H. Twitchell of Auburn Maine on The Education Demanded for the Coming Generation and a program of music and literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona Grange
Marlboro
Charles M. Gardner
Westfield
Massachusetts State Grange
George H. Twitchell
Auburn
Enraged husband shoots wife and brother in East Side store
New York police report Phillipino Danseillo 25 shot his wife 17 and his brother Pasquale in an East Side shop. Mrs Danseillo was hit three times and Pasquale twice. Both are likely to die. The husband fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Phillipino Danseillo
Pasquale
East Side
Chief Wilkie Heads to Chicago Over Sub-Treasury Theft
John F. Wilkie, chief of the Secret Service, departs for Chicago to investigate a theft of 173000 dollars from the United States sub-treasury. The case involves a significant federal loss and calls for rapid inquiry by federal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John F. Wilkie
Secret Service
Chicago
United States Sub-Treasury
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JA Bon
Concord
Risters
Main Street
W. C. T. U. Convention
Woman's Club
Marlbord
Charles Hempshire
Portsmouth
W. T. Pine
Joseph Ray
Acton
W. C. Hanson
Hall of the Eagles
Greenwood Block
Joseph Hodgkins
Pleasant
The
Edward P. Burns
Washington St
Kate Gately
Jamaica Plain
Thomas Gately
South St
Fred Trull
Church St
Salem
Laurence’. Hayward
Newburyport
Edward F. Hayward
Pleasant St
Arthur Doherty
Neil St
F. 8
Rock & Co
Henrietta Gately
Frank Murphy
Martello
Irving Johnson
Co. F
Warren Schwartz
Navy Yard
Edward Nedreau
Worcester
Leon Nedreau
Irving H. Fay
Barton & Morrison
Wheeler Xpress. Co
Carl Oakley
Norwood St
George F. McMunn
Marlboro Gas Co
Norwood
Arthur H. Lemay
First National Bank of Boston
Marlboro Business College
Lowell
Williams & Ryans
Empire Block
Lowell Lads
Empire Hall
Commerce Commission
Pomona
Wilkie
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