Marlboro Notes and Local Citizens in Summer 1906
Marlboro residents engage in vacations work and social events. Names include Sherman Dumas Warren Mellvain Labarr Kroll Shute Thompson Brigham and Morin with mentions of local businesses, factories, and a city hall dedication plans for July 16 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo Sherman
J. H
Harry Dumas
Stevens Bakery
J. EB
Armour Beet
Rock
Lakeside Village
William O’brien
Dacey
Ruby Angell
Friendship, Me
Maribdéro Gas Co
J. P. Warren
Jeremiah Danehy
Revere Beach
J. R. Mellvain
T. H. Labarr
J. A. Frye
C. F. Barton
Barton & Morrison
Putnam, Ci. Co
B. Dow
Rice & Hutchins
Eva Howe
Willie
Davis
Lynn
Redistricting Rumors Shake Middlesex County Democrats
Middlesex redistricting stirs Democratic nerves across Hudson and surrounding towns. Rumors say changes will include Ward 1 Marlboro in the 22nd district to alter the 21st district balance between Brigham and Mitchell. Maynard and Stow prefer the status quo while opponents push to keep districts intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moran
Middlesex County
Hudson
Maynard
Stow
Boxboro
Marlboro
Middlesex
Brigham
Mitchell
Republi
Naha
Maynard Loses Seat in Marlboro Ward Shakeup
The report indicates a Republican gain in Marlboro Ward replacing Maynard and Hudson facing reduced influence among Democratic candidates. The full result will not be released until next month, leaving politicians and observers guessing about the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Marlboro
Hudson
Govoni Family Hosts Christening Reception on Lincoln Street
Mr and Mrs Adolphus Govoni entertained many relatives and friends at their Lincoln home Sunday for the christening of Miss Govoni who arrived recently. A noon dinner was served and guests from Boston and local neighbors joined in the celebration as Mr Govoni and wife hosted all day. S M Robinson and family departed Monday for the White Mountains for their vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Egan
J. L. Callahan
Police Department
Nova Scotia
Maple and
Hildreth
F. W. Riley
John Wade
Heffron
John Kelleher
Walter 8. Bemis
Whedler Express Co
Joseph McGuinn
Lincoln St
J. A. Prye
Lake Chauncy
William Husbands
13Th
U. S. Infantry
Grace Kroll
Radcliffe College
Stella Shute
Ruth Thompson
Central Telephone Exchange
John Brown
Lulu Smith
Haverhill
Marcus Multer
Newton St
Vivien Larrabee
George
Russell
Pleasant St
Harvard College
Paul Fortier
Wachusett St
Canada
John Grenier
Maplewood Ave
Hopkinton
Fred Price
Co. L. Bliss
Rawson
Worcester
Harry Whitman
Whitman & Taylor
Fred Joyce
Mabel Joyce
Newton
Mary Rigney
Belmont St. Bernard
John Croft
Marlboro
Mary V. Breen
Hudson
Philips Lesieur
Montreal
Trois Riveres
Quebec
St. Anne de Beaupre
Sudbury
F. B. McIntire
Hypolite Morin
Anita
Waterbury
Moran
Suffolk County
Harry E. Brigham
Mr. Brigham
John Donahue
William Roberts
John J. Lynch
Arthur H. Crotty
Grenon
John F. Collins
Adolphus Govoni
Lincoln
Miss Govoni
Boston
Mr Govani
Early American agricultural education roots traced
The piece reviews long efforts to establish ag education in the United States, noting attempts from 1820s to create agricultural schools in New York and Connecticut. It highlights the 1858 New York State Agricultural College charter, possession of Oakland Farms, opening in 1860, interrupted by the Civil War, and the surviving Elm building now part of Willard asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JL. W W. Bailey
Cornell University
Pennsylvania
Derby
Conn
New York
Albany
New York State Agricultural College
County
Oakland Farms
Elf
Willard Asylum For
Woman Electrocuted While Aiding Family in Yard Disaster
In River, July 18, Lizzie Doudis, 32, stepped on a live broken telephone wire and was instantly killed while helping three others entangled in the wire. Joseph Tantra, 2, Antone Tantra, and Maria Tantra were shocked. Maria and Antone were unconscious, all later recovering. Mrs Doudis leaves four children.
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River
Max
Lizzie Doudls
Tantra
Joseph Tantra
Antone
Joseph
Maria
Constitution Frigate Shifts To New Pier For Restoration
In Charlestown the historic Old Ironsides was moved from the dry dock to a nearby pier. This marks its first relocation since arrival from Portsmouth New Hampshire in 1897. A government grant of 100000 dollars funds a thorough rebuild to save the rotting hull from collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charlestown Davy Yard
Portsmouth
N.hs
Deputy Sheriff Ambushed During Prisioner Search in Freight Yards
Portland July 18 Deputy Sheriff Emery investigating an escaped prisoner in the railroad freight yards was assaulted and knocked unconscious by a man found in a box car. He was rescued two hours later and taken to a hospital where he regained consciousness after a period and recovered enough to give a coherent account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Emery
Castro pardons Venezuelan political offenders
Advices from the Venezuelan legation confirm General Castro has pardoned all offenders sentenced by the state to mark his resumption of the presidency. Prisons have been cleared. Castro has not yet forgotten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Castro
Lawyer Held in $25,000 Bail in Bronx Murder Case
Burton W. Gibson former counsel to Mrs Alice Kinan was committed to the Tombs in default of $25,000 bail after coroner McDonald’s verdict that the murder of Mrs Kinan and her mother Mrs Stenton remains unsolved. Gibson testified about property schemes and thefts tied to the case and was held as a suspicious person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Burton W. Gibson
Alice Kinan
Bronx
L. A. Stenton
McDonald
Gibson
Guatemalan Revolution Leaders Reach Mexico City
A group of minor Guatemalan rebel chiefs arrived in Mexico City reporting a halt in revolutionary movements as they await peace negotiations between El Salvador and Guatemala. They accuse President Cabrera of cruelties, executions, forced loans, and despotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Guatemala
Salvador
Cabrera
Cyclone Damages Stamford Motor Works Roof and Shafting
A small cyclone struck Stamford Motor Works owned by Walter Ferguson tearing off the roof and hurling a portion of the shafting weighing almost a ton about 50 feet. Workers on the upper floor escaped injury by taking cover beneath a long work table as the cyclone approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford, Conn
Stamford Motor Works
Walter Ferguson
Reading Man Reports Chicago Forgery Ring Bank Check Scam
Reading, Pa. on July 18 James R and Mercer confirms dispatch from Chicago about an extensive swindling ring across the west. A forger passed spurious checks signed Mercer. At least 75 checks found totaling about 1500 dollars. Mercer lacks a bank account under that name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
James R&r. Mercer
Chicago
Mercer
Immigrant Weavers Leave River Cotton Mills in Danville
In Danville Virginia on July 18 twelve German immigrants dismissed from River cotton mills after local operators quit over foreign workers. The workers have left their places and expected resumption of work is anticipated today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Rive
German Ambassador Overcome by Heat at Boston Station
Baron Speck von Berthenburg the German ambassador to the United States fainted from heat at South Station Boston while preparing to depart for New York. He was rushed to a hospital, revived, and discharged after a few hours before resuming his journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Baron Speck von Bternburg
United States
New York
Lowell Mills Prepare New Wage Schedule After 10 Percent Rejection
Lowell Massachusetts July 18 the Lowell Cotton Manufacturers association rejected a 10 percent wage increase in a letter to the Lowell Textile Council. It said mills would soon announce a revised wage schedule for workers citywide with dates and details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
Lowell Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Lowell Textile Council
Probate Court citation in Daniel N Barrett estate
Middlesex probate court cites heirs creditors and interested persons in Daniel N Barrett estate to show cause why letter of administration should not be granted to Sarah M Barrett. hearing set at Cambridge July 20 1906 noon. publication required weekly for three weeks in Concord Enterprise. Judge J Melati presiding.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
Ephiram B. Cobleigh
Boxborough
Middlesex
Celinda M. Cobleigh
Cambridge
Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
F. M. Esty
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Howard E. Faulkner
Acton
Howard B. Emerson
Acton Enterprise
Actos
Daniel N. B
Concord
Sarah M. Barrett
Essex
Middle
Seremorelocke
Concord Enterprise
J. Melati Re. Quire
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W. B. Rogers
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