Unprovoked Attack Alleged In Front Of Hudson Drug Co
Mrs Frank Wood of Dor man street reports an unprovoked assault Monday night by Miss M E Allen a Winter street resident in the Hudson Drug Co area. Allen says Wood insulted her and was mocked for her color. Officers retrieved a hat from the Allen home after Wood complained. Local tensions flared as both sides voiced strong views amid the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wood
Dorman St
M. E. Allen
Winter St
Allen
Officer Scully
Lighting gas burner explodes injuring William Switter
William Switter a cigar manufacturer narrowly escaped serious injury when a gas burner used for a tobacco dryer exploded Sunday morning just after 8 o clock. He had tested a recently repaired burner and, in attempting to shield his eyes, his hands and arms were badly burned with skin peeling. Dr Tierney treated the burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Switter
Switter
Tierney
Mr. Switter
Marlboro Residents Take Newport Excursion by N H & H Rail
Forty two Marlboro people joined an N H and H Railroad trip to Newport on Friday morning. The train departed Marlboro station at 8:20 and connected with the Fitchburg main line at Marlboro Junction. Passengers included H W Angier F H Morse Mrs J C Rock Mrs Matthew OHalloran Mary A Burns Mrs J C Ward Mr and Mrs H W Sutton and son Lloyd Archie Fancy Mr and Mrs William Morse Mrs C H Stevens Mrs F H Wheeler Mrs C G Creelman Mrs W S Prost Estabrook Nellie Rock Lizzie Rock Cunningham Nellie OHalloran White J A Smith James O Connors A Brigham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Newport
Marlboro Station
Fitchburg
Marlboro Junction
H. W. Angier
F. H. Morse
J. C. Rock
Matthew O'Halloran
Mary A. Burns
J. C. Ward
H. W. Sutton
Lloyd
Archie Fancy
William Morse
C. H. Stevens
F. H. Wheeler
C. G. Creelman
W. 8. Prost
Estabrook
Nellie
Lizzie Rock
Miss Cunningham
Nellie O'Halloran
Miss White
J. A. Smith
James O’connors
A. Brigham
Nebegonga club supper in Fort Meadow entertains many officials
J H Lynch J J Rafferty John O Toole Edward Salmon William Kelleher and George Pitcher hosted a party at the Nebegonga club house Fort Meadow Thursday evening. Attending were Mayor Mildon City Marshal Mitchell Representative Mitchell City Clerk Murphy J T Harris Orange N J F B Rock Councilmen McCarthy Donahue and about 30 guests. Edward Vickers directed supper and a musical program with P G Colleary, McCarthy, Donahue, F A Gill, Charles Sullivan performing. Chester McGill presided at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Lynch
J. J. Rafferty
John O'Toole
Edward Salmon
William Kelleher
George Pitcher
Nebegonga Club House
Fort Meadow
Mildon
Mitchell
Representative Mitchell
P. B. Murphy
J. T. Harris
Orange
N. J
Big Factory Hints at New Beverly Plant Features
G H Daniels formerly of Marlboro Awl and Needle Co visited with a program from a Mountain Rock park Lowell picnic by United Shoe Machinery Co McKay dept Mutual Relief association. The paper shows a cut of the new facility at Beverly. The plant comprises two 522 by 62 foot four story blocks joined to another nearly as large with a large foundry and six boiler power house. Daniels will work in one of the large buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Daniels
Marlboro Awl & Needle Co
Mountain Rock Park
Lowell
United Shoe Machinery Co. McKay Dept. Mutual Relief Association
Beverly
Daniels
Marlboro Theatre Secures Three Year Booking Pact
Marlboro theatre owner B C Riley signs a three year contract with Julius Cahn of Cahn & Grant to handle bookings. Cahn & Grant control major theatres in the New England circuit and promise a superior lineup for the Marlboro playhouse during the contract.
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B. C. Riley
Marlboro Theatre
Julius Cahn
Cahn & Grant
Marlboro Playhouse
New England
Installation as Red Men Hold Pow Wow in Boston Area
Pompesetticut tribe No. 64 I O R M and Nadawha council D of P staged Friday night installation led by D G & R G Glancy with suites from Waltham and Boston. Gardner B. Drew received past sachem jewel and sash. Miss Jennie Wilson got past Pocahontas collar. Supper and remarks followed by visiting officers.
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Nadawha Council
D. of P
D. G
R. G. Glancy
Waltham
E. B. Jordon
Boston
Gardner B. Drew
Jennie Wilson
Gardner
Drew
Bert Hapgood
Garret
Rebbs
Plincy B. Graves
W. J. Bryant
Charlies
Discharged in Marlboro assault case against tenants
Judge McDonald discharged Peter Chabot and Patrick McGrath in Marlboro police court after finding their accounts of the alleged assault on Mrs. Giles Ricker credible. The case involved eviction disputes with Ricker refusing to vacate and a door removal to compel entry. Mrs Guertin and daughters depart for Canada visit.
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McDonald
Peter Chabot
Marlboro
Patrick McGrath
Giles Ricker
Chabot
Ricker
Mr. Chabot
Paul Guertin
Anita
Oneida
Broad St. Jeff
Canada
Tragic double shot ends life of Stow man George H. Brown
George H. Brown a 77 year old resident of Stow shot himself in an abandoned West School building on Harvard road Friday afternoon with an 82 caliber revolver. He died Saturday at 5 am after being found unconscious at his daughter Mrs. G B Robbins home. Brown had been despondent lately due to ill health and appendicitis. He had bought the gun in Hudson Friday morning and the weapon was found near his body after he fired two shots one missing his nose. Neighbors described him as respected in Stow.
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George H. 8. Brown
Stow
Hudson
G. B. Robbins
Willem Peck
F. A. Rich
Mr. Brown
Mr. Robbins
Public Scoot Car Runs Between Wood Square and Fitchburg Depot
The Concord Maynard Hudson street railway introduces a scout car service from Wood Square to the Fitchburg Depot via Waltham Newton Wellesley South Framingham Hopkinton Westboro Northboro Marlboro and Hudson. The move eases prior walking for riders and marks Superintendent Ogden’s effort to improve accommodation on the Maynard line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Ogden
Concord, Maynard & Hudgon Street Railway
Wood Square
Hudson
Maynard
Westboro
Northboro
Marlboro
Ogden
Suit for Damages Against John McHale in Louthboro
Dennis Coakley sues John McHale of Louthboro for damages from an alleged assault on July 13. Coakley, injured with a broken leg, is hospitalized at City hospital. McHale appeared before Judge McDonald last Saturday, held for the grand jury in $500. H. F. Hatheway of Taunton represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Coakley
John McHale
Louthboro
Coakley
McHale
McDonald
H. F. Hatheway
Taunton
Tif
Bison Break Loose From Traveling Show on Florence Street
A herd from the Wild West and Far East show caused excitement as it charged up Florence Street near six o clock Friday evening. An official stated the herd is placed on cars nightly before sundown, and the incident ended as the animals moved back toward the parade route.
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Florence St
Enterprise
Governor Bates Expected At Labor Day Park Barbecue
Governor John L. Bates is expected to attend a Labor Day barbecue at the park. The event aims to be the biggest ever held in this section and will raise a handsome fund for the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Bates
Albert and Bruce Sold Wagon Painter in Marlton and Hudson
A. Bordreau, an express wagoner not owner of the wagon, pleaded not guilty while probable cause was found. He was held for the grand jury with bail set at 100 dollars. In 1901 Bruce ran a Hudson paint shop with a 15 dollar payment noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bordreau
Bruce
Hudson
Bolton farm sale seals Giddings property deal
Through the Jeremiah ONeil agency F W Grout bought the Giddings farm in Bolton. The 126 acre estate features a 12 room two story house a cider mill and icehouse plus a hennery and well equipped outbuildings. Grout also acquired all stock and farm equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah O'Neil
F. W. Grout
Giddings
Bolton
Sleep Deprivation Reflected In Fragmented Text
Fragmentary OCR notes convey a person’s struggle with fatigue noting a block walked and requests for rest. The concise line hints at exhaustion impacting movement and perception.
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Walnut College
A. C. Loewe & CO
Nason Street
Loewe’s
Assabet Institution For Savings
Riverside Block
Investment Committee
Clarence J. Bodfish
Abel G. Haynes
S. R. Kitchin
C. H. Persons
McGann
Massachusetts
Ee Cnet Eanes
T. J. McGann
Dave Hayes
Ghop
B. W. Brown’s
Concord, Mass
J. W.craig
Mogeannts
Monument Square
J. W. Craig
Concorp
Oo Public Tel
PW. White
Main St
Concord
Buswell’s Express
Concord and
Concord Junction
South Acton Coal and Lumber Company
Pletcher
Go. Acton
Mase
Co's
York
George H
Brown
Lewis
A. M. Teele
Fitchburg Depot
Bates
Albert &. Bruce
Marlton and Hudson
Giddings Farm
W. Grout
Town of
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