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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1908

Page

6

President Mellen and the New Haven Railway’s bold plans

A profile praises Charles Mellen for expanding transit, lowering coal rates, building routes, and supporting industry while resisting lobby influence. It argues his policies boost New England commerce and questions critics who label him corrupt for pursuing progress with public approval.

New England Mellen Lew Haven Massatts Liearning Merchants ‘and Miners’ Transportation Company New’ Haven Rank Lines Boston New ‘Ork Mr. Mellen New Haven Boston & Maine Theoston & Albany Massachusetts Cape Cod Europe Massachusetts le

Whitinsville factory workers strike for 50 hour week

Whitinsville workers at the plant have begun a 50 hour work week protest demanding shorter hours and better conditions. Union leaders say the action aims to pressure management for concessions and long term job stability.

New England Food Fair to Open in Mechanics Building Boston

The second annual New England Food Fair and House Furnishing Exposition will be held in October at Mechanics Building Boston under the Massachusetts Retail Grocers and Provision Dealers Association. The event will feature free attractions including the Bande De Policia from Mexico and Frank G. C. Bostock’s wild animal show with other exhibits from 22 Mexican states and Paul Revere’s Ride motion pictures.

Mechanics Building Boston Massachusetts Retail Grocers and Provision Dealers Association H. Creen BB. J. Rowe New England Provision Dealers Association C. H. Green WB. J. Rowe Messrs. Green Rowe United States Marine Banda Roma Mexico C.H. Green Bande de Policia Diaz Grand Hall Frank GC Bostock

Eastern Steamship Excursions Begin Summer Travel Rush

June marks the start of vacation season as the Eastern Steamship Company reports rising passenger traffic. The Portland Division ships Governor Dingley and Bay State carry large lists, with seven day trips from Boston to Portland starting next week and the popular daylight Cal bin Austin run from Union Wharf on Mondays and Fridays.

Boston Calvin Pott Portland Hartport Lubec St. John Fortland International Division Governor Webb Chmden Kennebec Bath Boothbay Harbor Bangor Foster's Wharf Rockland Penobscot Bay Points City of Eastern Steamship Company Calvin Austin Union Wharf

Protect the Birds in May and June for Insect Control

A historic note on spring arrival and nesting in New England birds from May to July, detailing insect-eating roles of warblers, sparrows, and thrushes, their northward migration, and how cold springs and scarce food threaten bluebirds and martins, urging conservation.

South America Antilles Florida New England San Jose Cooley Claremont Massachusetts

Lieut. Governor Hope Grows For John N Cole

Reported state wide support for Speaker John N Cole builds daily as campaign momentum shifts from city centers to rural voters. Cole’s country roots and steady political record attract party workers and new allies, reinforcing his path toward the lieutenant governorship.

John N. Cole

Brigham resigns as superintendent of Diamond F factory

Charles F Brigham, superintendent of the S H Howe Diamond F factory, resigns to start his own shoe business. He will stay until July 15 with D Howard Fletcher in temporary charge. Brigham has 25 to 20 years with the company and will relocate Undetermined.

F. Brigham Diamond F Charles F. Brigham S. H. Howe Mr. Brigham Howard Fletcher Brigham California Marlboro D. Howard Fletchee

Community fundraising fuels July 4 band concert and fireworks

Gardner merchants contribute 150 dollars to a city celebration with a band concert and fireworks planned for the Fourth of July evening. In Leominster, Richard H. Cutler, hoseman at the central fire station, keeps two newborn skunks as pets. In Winchendon, James M. Cahill, an elderly farmer, sees two gypsies fined ten dollars each with one hundred dollars awarded for damages after trespass.

Gardner Leominster Richard H .Cutler Central Fire Station Mr. Cutler Wincheindon James M. Cahill

Welcome Rebekah Lodge Presents Traveling Bee Hive

About 50 members of the Welcome Rebekah lodge in Natick visited Jasper lodge and gifted a traveling bee hive that can be kept for 30 days before it must be passed on. The Natick item notes a local civic exchange of gifts and responsibilities.

Holliston Welcome Rebekah Lodge Natick Jasper Lodge

Fitchburg candidate weighs tank plan after risky bid

Fitchburg figure Thomas L. Hisgen contemplates establishing all tanks after his headstrong drive for the governorship last year. Leominster reports a seven foot nine inch snake killed by John A. Johnson despite the town's no license status.

Fitchburg Thomas L. Hisgen Leominster John A. Johnson

Alumni Reunion Planned for Hopedale Town Hall

The Hopedale alumni association schedules its annual gathering in the town hall on Saturday, June 20, inviting former students to reconnect and celebrate.

Hopedale

Milford Eyes Park Sand Pits for Children

Local discussions consider placing sand pits in Milford town park and Draper Park as quarry activity increases nearby. Community opinion on safety and space remains mixed while officials review options.

Milford Draper Park

Upton Marks 173rd Anniversary of Town Founding

Sunday observed the 173d anniversary of Upton's founding with community events and reflections on the town's early history and development. Local residents gathered for ceremonies and reminiscences about shared heritage.

Upton

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