Eleven Bodies Feared in Wreck of Concord Street Block
South Flaminiaguam Massachusetts July 25. The search for bodies of workers buried in the collapsed business block on Concord street continues as night falls. Debris has been removed but much remains. Hengy L. Sawyer, a hardware dealer, was found bringing total bodies to eleven. Several workers are still missing and feared trapped. State police are requested to investigate the collapse, with owner George M. Amsden and contractor Andrew Jensen notified to tear down leaning walls.
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Concord Street
Hengy TL. Sawyer
Chester Nicholson
Nicholon
George M. Amsden
Andrew Jensen
Ag Ounce
Spokane
Wash
Diamond Lake
Camden
Alleged Cleveland Swindler Arrested in Artington
Frank H Bridge, accused of mail fraud in multiple cities, was arraigned before Commissioner Hayes at Artington and held for the northern district of Ohio grand jury. Democratic executive committee of the eighth district declared John Sharp Williams as party candidate for congress. Papermakers in the region warned of a strike on August 6 unless work hours are reduced to one day without pay cut.
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Frank H. Bridge
Cleveland
Artington
Hayes
Ohio
Jackson, Miss
John Sharp Williams
Congress
Ne S
Ang
Walter Readie
Highland St
Rutland
C. B. Greenwood
E. C. Marsh
Hill St
Bradford
J. F. Cosgrove
O'Connell
D. M. O'Connell
Hugh McSweeney
Boltonst
Cosgrove
Lynn
Swampscott
E. C. Smith Division
Crescent Park
Herman Cunningham
Hudson
Marlboro Hospital
Richardson
F. R
Mildon
Michael Ward
South St
Joseph Solifiico
Southboro
T. J. Galvin
Marlboro Band
Monument
Street Car Service Halted by New Bedford Strike
New Bedford Mass July 2 street car service ends five hours before curfew due to a 200 worker strike for higher wages union recognition and shorter hours. Riots and arrests followed at car barns with stones mud and police guarding crowds. President Fitzgerald urged union support while officials weigh resuming service amid unrest.
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New Bedford
Mass
Union Street Railway Company
Joseph Mahar
Archie Goulette
Young Goulette
Marlboro News This Week Highlights Local Jobs and Visits
Marlboro residents report many daily life items from vacations and visits to Newport and Nova Scotia to factory work at Rice Hutchins and Lamsons. Clerks and drivers take holidays, while local factories expand production. A hospital field day features a clam bake as a local social event.
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John Galvin
Rye Beach
H. O. White
O’grady
Stephen Randell
Cordaville
Laban Shute
Mary B. Greenwood
Litteton
William Madden
Washington St
South Framingham
Mildred Hastings
Cambrize
Edward Coyne
Lamson
Boston & Worcester
Rice & Hutchins
Ovinnie Bruso
Howest
Joseph Cosgrove
Fairmount St
W. Morse
Marlboro-Hudson Gas Co
Philadelphia
Edward Ryan
Liberty Jr
Webster
Joseph LaPorte
Broadst
8. H. Howe
Mildred White
Nova Scotia
Washington, D. C
W. Eager
Helen
Newton St
Ossining
N. C
Queen Wilhelmina’s Affection
The sudden illness of Queen Wilhelmina has spread grief throughout Holland. An heir to the throne will not be realized for the present. Her condition is satisfactory and expected to return to normal health.
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the Hague
Wilhelmina
Holland
Desertion Petition in Middlesex Probate Court 1906
Ephiram B. Cobleigh of Boxborough petitions to establish his desertion by Celinda M. Cobleigh and to obtain a decree. The order requires notice to Celinda to appear in Cambridge on September 4 1906 or be served by publication and mailing. Witness F M Esty assistant register.
Probate citation in Faulkner estate finalizing second account
Commonwealth probate court cites all interested in the Howard R. Faulkner estate Acton Middlesex to appear in Cambridge probate court to show cause why administrator Howard B. Emersons second account should not be allowed. Notice served fourteen days before hearing or via three weekly Acton Enterprise publications and by mailed copies to known interested parties. Witness First Judge Charles J. BieQuire dated July eleventh in Greye?
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Howard RE. Faulkner
Acton
Howard B. Emerso
Cambridge
Acton Enterprise
Act
Charles J
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New York
District Attorney's Office
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Wentworth
Newcastle
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Emmett St
Newport
Alvan Sanborn
New York City
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Main St
J. Adolph Leeke
Medway
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City
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Pleasant St
Roosevelt
Spring Lake
N. Y
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New York State
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Boston
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George J. Moran
Boston & Worcester Street Railway
City Hospital
E. G. Holtz
T. M. McCarthy
J. T. Buckley
West
Rexall
Dan
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Tion
DeLee’s Pharmacy
Nason St
J.J. Seakan
City Hall
Marlboro
Walker & Pratt
O'Toole
290 Boulevard
Revere Beach
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex
Ephiram B. Cobleigh
Boxborough
Celinda M. Cobleigh
Act On Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
F. M. Esty
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