Mass Press Association Outing to Wonderland Park
The Massachusetts Press Association held a Monday afternoon excursion from Boston to Wonderland Park, Chelsea, and related attractions. The trip featured new rides and old favorites, including a death defying auto act, chutes, baby incubators, and the Pawnee Bill show, ending with thanks to park and railway management for a delightful day.
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Mass. ‘Press Association
United States
Boston
Rere Beach
Erland
Po'clockwa
Wonderland Park
Boston Elevated
Boston & Northern
Chelsea
Nnl
Serre Pennnnania
McNally
Pawnee
Peta
Challenge to Wrestle in Mixed Match at Claremont
George Hamel from Remont New Hampshire issues a challenge to Arthur Devine to a mixed wrestling match under best two of three falls rules. Time and location to be arranged within three weeks, with potential trip to Claremont.
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Remont
N. H
Arthur Devine Riboro
Claremont
Ike
George, Hamel
Ambiguous OCR Fragment on School Changes and Favor Seekers
Fragmentary note mentions Lyman, supertry, favors, applying for schools. The text is unclear and lacks identifiable events, dates, or organizations to anchor a precise summary.
Marlboro People and Visitors Lined Up for Weekend Socials
Various locals and visitorsare noted across Marlboro and nearby towns. Frank Collins returned home from Central Falls. Miss Myrtle Arnold visited Elm Street friends. Bartholomew Colleary and John Leahy visited relatives. Mr and Mrs OBrien returned from their wedding trip.
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Frank P. Collins
Central Falls
Edward Carey
Precourt
D. F. Burke
Boston
Bartholomew Colleary
Milford
John Leahy
Quincy
Elm St
Myrtle Arnold
Woodville
William O’brien
Morris Smith
Canada
Repetoire
Edward Spearell
A. J. Rougeau
Solon Wood
Hudson
BH. L. Powers
Clark Place
Prospect St
William Muir
Chestnut St
Sumner St
Charlotte McMurray
West Main St
Worcester
Gardner Park naming drags on in village notes
Gardner park remains unnamed after a year with Mrs. A. M. Greenwood offering the land but the Greenwood family declining to have it named after them. Athol residents discuss a new public building site as officials plan to decide after a government officer arrives next week. Leicester appoints Matthew McCann of Worcester as Turners Falls High School science teacher. Fitchburg license authorities revoke licenses of Joseph A. Weldenaar and J. M. Moran & Co amid Simonds Manufacturing Co objections near North street sals. Holden John A. Stone marks his 4th birthday noting a life spent in Worcester County rail work. Worcester Albert Bourget, 14, faces juvenile court for taking items and fleeing with belongings. judge to be seen Tuesday.
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Collins
Will
Ashburnham
Henry J. Ball
Elm St
Josephine Carey
Chestnut St
William Haggerty
Bee
Worcester
Albert
Bourget
Townsmen vow strict enforcement of speed laws
In Attleboro the selectmen warn motorists that courtesy is not enough and speed limits will be enforced. The town officials say the law is not being obeyed and will be enforced going forward.
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Attleboro
Bolton Prepares Another Fourth Display of Exuberance
Bolton plans a repeat Fourth of July celebration after a successful display last year. Officials urge residents to stay or not to seek quiet elsewhere, as arrangements for the event proceed amid expectations of large crowds and fireworks.
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Bolton
Beverly Edges Marlboro In Ten Inning Baseball Thriller
Beverly squeaks past Marlboro 4 to 3 in ten innings after Marlboro led 3 to 0 through six. Silent Bill pitched well for Beverly while Moran and Leavens keyed late rally and Blatchford shut Marlboro down in the final frames. Bevelry's Stork and Matthews sparkled on defense as Marlboro committed key errors in the decisive stretch.
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Marlboro
Beverly
Beverlys
Marlboros
Silent Bill
Bill
Hennelly
Highland City Boys
Kenney
Johnny Moran
Beverly Folks
van Amering
Carlyn
Beverly Blatchford
Blatchford
Kavanaugh
Bjookland
Halliday
Bjorkland
Gorman
Matthews
Evans
Kay
Matty
Stork
Van
McInnes
O'Meara
O'Meara Went Out, Blatchford To Kavanaugh. For Beverly Leavens
Ewing
Tim
Kenhey
Conrad
Moran
Hall
van Bunted
Loughlin
Johnny
Melanis
McInnis
Leavens
Dead Man
Mattie
Corkland
Everly
Batchford
Ds Matthews
Ad McInness Ss
Bjorkland Rf
Leavens Cf
Conrad c
Blatchford P AB HO
Marlboro Rbh Po A
Eé Halliday Ss
Kenney Cf
van Amering Lf
Et Carlyn Cf
Sewing
Moren
Mattthews
Eastern Steamship sailings boost excursion travel
Weather and a holiday last week spurred passenger traffic on the Eastern Steamship service. The Portland Division boat departed Union Wharf at 7 P M with the season’s largest passenger load, matching the Boston bound boat at the same hour. The Portland line, now operating daily except Sundays, remains highly popular.
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Eastern Steamship Service
Portland
Union Wharf
Boston
Eastern Steamship Lines
Passenger steamship lines show strong or rising summer travel
International Division sails from Boston to Portland Hartport Lubee and St John each Monday and Friday at 9 A M with higher summer patronage. Bangor division reports steady travel increases with City of Bangor and City of Rockland carrying near full lists in summer. Kennebec division runs three weekly sailings from Union Wharf at 6 P M to Bath Richmond Dresden and Gardiner with connections to Hallowell and Augusta.
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International Division
Boston
Portland
Hartport
Lubee
St. John
Union Wharf
Bangor
City of Bangor
City of
Rockland
Foster’s Wharf
Penobscot
Bar Harbor
Kennebec
Bath
Richmond
Dresden
Gardiner
Hallowell
Augusta
Chiefs War on Hokey Pokey Cream Merchants
Fitchburg Chief D W Tinsley vows crackdown on hokey pokey cream vendors after suing one and threatening broader action. He calls them enemies to healthful conditions and warns the group to prepare for a full push if courts rule against them.
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Fitchburg
D. W. Tinsley
Tinsley
Methodist Offering Supports Organ and Lights
Oxford Methodist services raised nearly $1,000 Sunday with funds split for electric lights and a pipe organ. Andrew Carnegie has offered $750 toward the instrument if the church matches the gift.
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Oxford
Andrew ‘Carnegie
Fisher Cited Over Condition Claim For Uxbridge
Officer Fisher of Uxbridge is credited or discredited for stating conditions in the town are bad enough to classify it as one of the worse. The remark reflects local tensions and debate over municipal conditions and governance.
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Blackstone
Fisher
Uxbridge
Randall Resigns to Lead Science Dept at California Normal
John L. Randall steps down as Clinton High submaster to become head of the natural science department at South Western State Normal School in California Pennsylvania. His move follows debates on law and order as officers respond to local concerns.
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Clinton
John L. Randall
Department of Natural Science
South Western State Normal School
California
Penn
Spencer Brass Band Opens Concert Series Thursday
Spencer plans a series of band concerts with $300 allocated by the town. Some affluent taxpayers call the spending illegal.
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Spencer
Spencer Brass Band
North Brookfield Lures Auto Traffic on Noted Road
North Brookfield is praised as an appealing locale for vehicles with a particular stretch of state road highlighted as especially attractive. The report notes the area draws motorists and mentions Bood as a notable segment in the roadway.
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North Brookfield
Whitney and Dorr Wed in East Boston Home
Stuart Allen Whitney and Marion Richards Dorr were married at the bride’s home 402 Meridan Street East Boston. Rev. Charles H. Jackson officiated. The couple will reside in North Lancaster.
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Lancaster
Stuart Allen Whitney
Frederick Whitney
Marion Richards Dorr
Dudley A. Dorr
Meridan St
Boston
Charles H. Jackson
Wild West Night Ends With Lockup In North Brookfield
Joseph Poland caused a disturbance in North Brookfield on Sunday night, attempting to punch three women and two men, breaking three doors and a stove, before police needed four officers to restrain him.
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North Brookfield
Joseph Poland
Joseph
Father A V Bowker claims missing son heir to estate
Athol Ashley Bowker says a clue links his son Clifford VI to a possible murder and disposal in the Connecticut river. The child is heir to an estate from his grandmother, and Bowker plans to claim the property on the child’s behalf.
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Athol—Ashley V. Bowker
Clifford VI
Connecticut
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Lyman
Marlborc
Floyd Russell
B. L. Powers
Edward N. Stratton
Marlboro Junction
Evangeline
Winifred
Lottie Ryan
Chicago
Margaret Ryan
Howe St
G. W. Folsom
Jeremiah Breault
Jefferson
Fred Mansmann
James Long
T. J. Long
Bond Sr
S. Doane
Cleveland
J. W. Jackman
Lakeside Ave
B. Malois
Main St
Brunswick
Arthur M. McLean
Nova Scotia
Wm. McLean
Hudson St
W. D. Lepper
Reuben Hudson
Bessie Sharpe
Robert 8. True
Vicinity News
Gardner
Park Commissioners
Gardner's
A. M. Greenwood
Greenwood
Athol
Leicester
Matthew McCann
Cherry Valley Grammar School
Turners Falls
Joseph A. Weldenaar
North St
J. M. Moran &Co
Simonds Manufacturing Co
Iholden
John.a. Stone
Mr. Stone
Dana
Worcester County
Bend
Bev
Highland
Nen Aflich
Bryant & Stratton Commercial School
Peston Street
Adadress
H. E. Hibbard
Boylston ST
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
New England Company
Advertising Dept
Milk Street
Officer Fisher
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