Pennsylvania's New President McCrea Leads Grand Railroad Plan
James McCrea becomes president of the Pennsylvania Railroad at fifty eight, guiding a vast program to tunnel the North and East rivers and build an immense underground terminal system plus a world class station. His background includes long service with Pennsylvanian lines west of Pittsburgh and a $50 000 salary, with a reputation for hard work and golf.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
James McCrea
Welzus
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Cassatt
Pennsylvania
Long Island
Montauk Point
Mississippi Valley
Virginias
Cas
Rodsmath
Wilmington
Reading
Pennsylvanian Lines
Pittsburg
McCred
Pittsburg Country Club
McCrea
Cross Tie Jim
POMONA GRANGE HELD INTERESTING SPEECH DAY
The Pomona Grange event in Southboro drew over 100 attendees despite the cold. Speakers included Charles H. Minot on gypsy moths and brown tail moths, W F Sims on schooling, George H. Martin on school gardens, and A W Kallom on manual training. Lewis Simpson demonstrated sloyd work. the program mixed talks, songs, and a large dinner, ending around 4 p.m.
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Pomona Grange
Southboro
Charles H. Minot
George H. Martin
State Board of Education
A. W. Kallom
Pleasant St. School
Marlboro
Cambridge
Simpson
Mr. Kallom
Lewis Simpson
Republican State Committee appoints new executive and finance groups
George H. Doty of Waltham announces the Republican state committee lines up new executive and finance committees with Henry P. Field as chairman of the executive group and Isaac E. Woodbury as chair of the finance panel. Other members include J. Otis Wardwell, Alfred Pinkerton, Archie N. Frost and several leaders from Boston Cambridge Hopedale Holyoke Worcester and Lawrence with nominees across New Bedford Wakefield Salem and Brockton.
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George H. Doty
Waltham
Republican State Committee
Henry P. Fields
Northampton
J. Otis Wardwell
Haverhill
Alfred
Pinkerton
Worcester
Field
Col. Doty
Henry P. Field
Frederick W. Dallinger
Cambridge
Robert A. Hammond
Sandwich
Herman Hormel
Boston
Alfred 8
Holyoke
Edwin C. Miller
Wakefield
Alexander
Paton
Leominster
Joseph N. Peterson
Salem
Archie N. Frost
Lawrence
Albert W. David
Lowell
Arthur H
Union Club to Entertain Marlboro Knights Guests
Marlboro council of the Knights of Columbus has received an invitation to visit the Union club at its quarters in the Warren block. The Knights have unanimously accepted the offer and will schedule a date in the near future.
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Marlboro Council
Union Club
Warren Block
Knights
Moths Found in Several Places Around City
Gypsy moths reported in multiple locations within the community sparking urgency for control. Near Joseph Walker's home, Herman Walker spotted them and alerted state workers already active in Marlboro who confirmed the finding.
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Joseph Walker
Walker
Hérman
Marlboro
Ben Hur at Boston Theatre Ends Run Soon
Klaw & Erlanger present General Lew Wallace's Ben Hur at the Boston Theatre. The historic religious drama ends its engagement February 16 before moving to New York's Academy of Music. Spectators witness scenes from the novel including Mesalla Esther and the chariot race with lighted gospel overtones.
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Klaw & Erlanger
Lew Wallace
Boston
Academy of Music
New York City
New England
Ben Hur
Mes?sala
Tras
Simonides
Esther
Amrah
Arrius
Sheik Ilderim
Nazarene
Oberammiergau
Mount Olivet
Ben Fur
Star of Bethlehem
Valerius Gratus
Yough Eane Ts Ben Hur
Mount of Olives
Marlboro Woman's Club Enjoys Literary Afternoon
The Marlboro Woman's Club literary department held a Thursday meeting in Hunter's block rooms. Miss Mary Campbell led the program on Abram J. Riley the Poet-priest of the South with readings and songs by members. Works included The Concord Banner and The Rosary among others.
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Marlboro Woman’s Club
Hunter's Block
Mary Campbell
Abram J. Riley
South
Concord
J. J. Shaughnessy
Margaret Brown
Unitarian Conference Addresses by Leading Divines
The Worcester conference of Congregational Unitarian and allied churches drew large attendance despite freezing weather. Noted speakers included Rev. Charles F. Dole Concord, Rev. Loren B. Macdonald Concord, Rev. William B. Geoghegan New Bedford, and Rev. Charles B. Elder Worcester. Officers were elected and a luncheon was served by church members.
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Worcester
Charles F. Dole
First Congregational Church
Jamaica Plain
Loren B. Macdonald
First
Concord
Wiliam B. Geoghegan
First Congregational
New Bedford
Alvin F. Bailey
Barre
Charles A. Stevens
Ware
Edward F. Tolman
James C. Duncan
Clinton
Ev. Austin
Garver
Thomas A. Earle
Leominster
Anna M. Bancroft
Hopedale
Charles E. Billings
Edward F. Hayward
Marlboro
Clarence F. Colburn
Fitchburg
Lorén B. Macdonald
William B. Geoghegan
Christian Church
Charles B. Elder
Berlin
F. R. Gale
Bolton
J. N. Pardee
Brookfield
W. L. Walsh
J. C. Duncan
A. W. Littlefield
Gardner
Mr. Puffer
Harvard
J. P. Sheafe
F. W. Pratt
Hudson
John Baltzly
Lancaster
F. J. Gould
E. F. Hayward
Millbury
Northboro
J. ©. Kent
Sterling
Templeton
Sherry Upton
Horst
Uxbridge
Carl G. Horst
Winchendon
H. Howe
Walter B. Morse
Edward E. ‘Allen
Irving Morse
Train Crash Hits B and M Freight Station Bumper
A Boston and Maine train crashed into the bumper near the freight station at noon Saturday, smashing the stopper but causing no other damage.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Water Bonds and Vault Services Ad
Principal and rest guaranteed with concerns about boxes to rent in secure burg vaults. Interest paid on deposits. Accounts of firms and individuals cordially solicited. 8. R. Stevens, Cashier.
Concord Maynard Hudson 8T Time Table
Public timetable issued March 3 outlines Concord Maynard Hudson 8T routes with service to Concord Junction Stow Center Gleasondale Maynard Concord and connections to Boston Worcester and Leominster. It notes car barn service and special charter options through Maynard office.
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Concord, Maynard & Hudson
Concord
Hudson
Concord Junction
Maynard
P. m. Stow Center
A. m
A. P. m. Gleasondale
Udbury St
Thi
Tudsod
Boston
Worchester Bt. Ry. Co
Marlboro
Framingham
Westboro
Worcester
Leominster
Fitchburg
Oston
Lowell
Lexington
Maytard
Kone Acton & Mayan
Bt. Ry. Co
Ars
Acton ‘& Maynard
Acton & Maynard
Acton
John W. Ogden
Mass
New York New Haven and Hartford Schedule Corrigenda Oct 8 1906
Train times updated for Marlboro to Boston Southboro and South Framingham routes. Listings show departure from Marlboro and arrival at Boston and Marlboro, with numerous morning and afternoon departures and Sundays. Also notes connections to Northboro Fitchburg and Concord Junction and several cross-town leg times.
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Marlboro
Boston
Southboro
South Framingham
Atlive
Hee
Bundage
Northboro
Clinton
Fitchburg
Leominster
Sboeton
Brighten Silverware with Hlestric Polishing Cloth Ad
Cleaning cloth promises to polish silverware brass nickel and more. Company offers 18c stamps postpaid for a 25c cloth from Basten Mfg Co Marlboro Massachusetts.
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Basten Mfg Co
Marlboro
Mase
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A. J. Gassatt
James M'Crea
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
President
Ayer
S. J. Steele
Alton
Ayers
Cor Doty
Fin
Ance and Rally Committees
Ben-Hur
Confectioners’ and Bakers’ Journal
Unitarian
Worcester Coun
TY Churches
the Peoples National Bank
Marlborough
Mass Capital
R. Stevens
Sloan
Earl S. Sloan
Albany St
N.Y
N. H. & H. Railroad
Taunton Division
Farville Tave Fayville
Sudbury
Junction
Framingham -Yarnton
Mai Ho Aren Oe
Gonynairat
Serena Enickla
Mann & Co
Zeremes
Marlborough Savings Bank
Marlborough, Mass
William D. Burdett
Charles F. Holycke
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