Marlboro Nine Defeated by Carter's of Franklin 11 to 3
Marlboro’s hopeful baseball nine fell hard to the Carters of Franklin 11 to 3 in a Saturday game. Gatcomb struggled with wildness and bases on balls while Marlboro fielders made costly errors, Cotting and Cutting each worked relief as Marlboro yielded runs across six and a half innings.
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Marlboro
Highland City
Carters
Franklin
Gatcomb
Cotting
South Acton
Moran
van Ameringe
Halliday
Hennelly
Cannell
Tim Kenney
Frank Connaughton
Braley
McCor
Marlboro Deer Ab Rb
Poa E van Ameringé
Kenney c
Ss Binhoh Ee
Hennesley
White
Cannell If
Carlyn Cf
Ingalls
Aca Es
Gatcomb P
Ryan
Connaughton
McCorrey
McCortey
Howard
Silver
Offi
Innesdale
McCloskey
Carlyn
Kenney
Bondby
Cutting
Truesdale
George D. Morse
Worcester
Eastern Steamship Sailings Increase During Vacations
The Eastern Steamship Company reports rising excursion travel across its Portland International Kennebec and Bangor Lines as schools close for a long vacation. Portland and Boston sailings run daily at 7 p.m. on weekdays and 8 p.m. Sundays from Union Wharf and Franklin Wharf. The International Division offers a Monday day trip from Union Wharf on the Calvin Austin to Portland Eastport Lubec and St John, noted as a premier, invigorating option.
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Eastern Steamship Company
Eastern Steamship Lines
Portland
International
Kennebec
Bangor
Boston
Union Wharf
Franklin ‘Wharf
Calvin Austin
Eastport
Lubec
St. John
Sailings Expanded on Bangor and Kennebec Divisions This Summer
Summer travel to Bar Harbor evident as Bangor Division adds daily runs from Foster's Wharf at 5 p m except Sundays with direct connections to Rockland Bangor and Bar Harbor. Kennebec Division maintains Monday Wednesday Friday 6 p m sailings from Union Wharf with additional ports. A new turbine steamer Governor Cobb or Camden joins the route and Calvin Austin starts Boston to St John service on Mondays and Thursdays from Union Wharf at noon.
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St. John
Portland
Governor Cobb
Camden
Calvin Austin
Boston
Union Wharf
Austin
Governor i Cobb
Bar Harbor
Bangor
Fosters’ Wharf
Rockland
Bluehill
Sedgwick
Kennebec
Creditors file bankruptcy petition against Bingham Company
Attorneys for five creditors holding four hundred thousand dollars filed a bankruptcy petition in Portland Maine against the Bingham Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company a Maine corporation with offices in Boston and copper mines in Utah The action follows a New York bank attaching the corporation s property in a move to force settlement
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Boston
Portland
Bingham Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company
Maine Corporation
Utah
New York
Salem sets new vessel speed record off Nockland Me
The Salem, a new scout cruiser, achieved 26.885 knots over a measured mile during screw standardization tests off Nockland Maine. The prior record of 26.07 knots was held by her sister ship the Chester.
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Nockland
Salem
Chester
Wreck of schooner yacht Windward near Isle au Haut
The schooner yacht Windward, formerly Jay Gould’s and now Captain Greenlaw’s of Boston, sank near Isle au Haut on June 24. The crew reached shore in their boat. The 64 foot Bath built vessel, launched in 1872, may be a total loss.
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Isle Au Haut
Windward
Jay Gould
Greenlaw
Boston
Bath
Ward Reid Nuptials at St James Palace in London
King Eadward and Queen Alexandra watched from their private gallery as Jean Reid daughter of Whitelaw Reid American ambassador married John H Ward brother of the Earl of Dudley and equerry in waiting to the king at the Chapel Royal St James Palace.
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London
King Eadward
Queen Alexandra
Jean Reid
Whitelaw Reid
England
Chapel Royal
St. James Palace
John H. Ward
Earl of Dudley
Community notes and town updates from several towns
South Framingham forms a boys club with John M. Merriam elected president. Stoughton to celebrate old home week June 28 to July 4, 1826 town incorporation noted. Saxonville Rev Dr William Henry Meridith named Doctor of Divinity by Syracuse University. Bolton July 4 committee chaired by Fred W. Peters with A W Dow secretary. fireworks and readings planned. Oxford Charles D Carroll and Carroll H Rawson arrested for larceny of furniture from Mrs Saul Lord. Ware police accused of wearing merry widow hats. no denial offered. Fitchburg Dr Lewis Fish links typhoid outbreak to a restaurant and a milk farm in Ashby. Clinton selectmen appoint new official with unknown salary. South Framingham Pericles lodge Knights of Pythias to parade in Boston in August. members to wear shirt waists dark trousers and white caps.
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South Framingham
Pericles Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Boston
Runaway Couple Sparks Police Complaint In Worcester
George A. Fenner and Mrs. Agnes White reported at the Worcester police station that Mrs. Fenner and Mr. White eloped. They left a note saying they had gone for good, prompting police to consider the situation serious.
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Worcester
George A. Fenner
Agnes White
McManus Husband Missing From Home In Battleboro Area
Mrs. William E McManus searches for her 37 year old husband, a jewelry polisher out of work, who disappeared from his home about a week ago in the Battleboro area. Holliston shoe factory reconstruction work for Williams Shoe Co is advancing rapidly.
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Attleboro
William E. McManus
McManus
Holliston
Williams Shoe Co
Hungary Native Fatally Steps From Moving Train
Sus anstvan, a Hungarian native, was killed Friday night after stepping off a moving train at South Framingham. She rode from New York to visit her children in Natick and misheard the brakeman. A search found her body. a tragic accident disrupted travel plans. Worcester Swedish Gymnastic club eyes New York meet. Groton plans July Fourth celebration despite slow funding. these notes reflect local to regional community events.
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South Framingham
Susanstvan
Hungary
New York City
Natick
Typhoid Steps Target Local Dining Establishment
Fitchburg reports five of six typhoid cases tied to a restaurant where diners ate. The proprietor ordered boiling of all dishes and full disinfection after an inspection found no infectious cause. Waltham blaze damages Free Press Tribune office. $100 in damage to the paper and $500 to the building.
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Fitchburg
Board of Trade
Waltham
Free Press Tribune
Two Boys Killed One Injured In Fitchburg Board Load Accident
In Fitchburg Massachusetts on June 24 Ernest Couch aged 12 was killed instantly and Earl Sewell injured when a wagon load of boards tipped as a wheel rolled off. John Alexander was lightly hurt while watching work on a bridge.
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Fitchburg
Mass
Ernest Couch
Earl Sewell
John Alexander
Alexander
Portland Attorneys Question Bonds Legality Over City Building Issue
Boston lawyers for Portland underwriters say $140 000 in city bonds issued to finish a school building are not legal Maine statutes do not permit issuance without legislative sanction. They informed the mayor that bonds cannot be issued until the Maine legislature approves the transaction.
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Portland
Boston
Maine
Marlboro Local People and Events Highlight Week
Marlboro residents and visitors appear in a series of brief items. Raward Haney works for Marlboro Gas Co while the Union orchestra played at a private Hudson party. Charles Brown of Boston visited Marlboro Sunday. About 600 pairs of shoes are produced daily at the Marcy Brothers factory. Various people noted include Miss Florida Favreau visiting Sister Mary Rosanna in Webster, Aimable Desrochers of Lynn visiting, Napoleon St Jaques vacationing with his parents on Lincoln Street, and several others traveling or visiting in nearby towns. Local clubs plan a K of C baseball game against Hudson, with Mrs. Ralph Hollis returning home from Ayer visit. Henry Parsons & Son shipped a block planer to Philadelphia and will ship to Toronto soon. Teachers and students also feature in the notices with Miss Oliva Gervais and Miss Jennie Kelley mentioned among locals fringe news. several hospital visits and family visits are listed.
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Charles Brown
Boston
Marcy Brothers
Florida ‘Favreau
Mary Rosanna
Webster
Aimable Desrocher S
Lynn
Napoleon
Jaques
Fitchburg
Lincoln St
Hudson K
C. Nine
Hudson
Ralph Hollis
Berlin Road
Ayer
Henry Parsons
Main St
Natick
Ida Gaucher
Brockton
Joseph Gaucher
Lakeside Ave
Evangelist Beaudreau
Broad St
Carney Hospital
Leon Nedreau
Agnes Belmore
Rockland
Carhase
Belmore
Crass St
Lavina
Poe
Calvin Smith
Elm St
Leo Maybay
Philip Eee Huclide Paquette
All Cross College
M. “Bissonnette
Montreal
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Ima
Main Street
Post Office
Marite P
Sparkler
Rim Fire Center Fire
R. F
C. F
C.F
Marlboro ‘Rubber Co
Marlboro Nine
Carters Ab
Ae Sess
Sues
Lott
Speedy
Ward-Reid
Vicinity News
John M.merriam
Stoughton
Saxonville
William Henry Meridith
Methodist Episcopal Church
Syracuse University
Bolton
Fred W. Peters
A. W. Dow
Oxford
Charles D. Carroll
Carroll H. Rawson
Saul Lord
Ware
Lewis Fish
12Th Health District
Ashby
Clinton
Hhopedale
Eben Draper
Grafton Country Club
Athol
Acton Davis
The
New York Sun
Swedish Athletic Union of America
Groton
Forger
State
John
Andrews
Beverly
North Shore Electrical Company
Seattle
Raward ‘Haney
Marlboro Gas Co
Union Orchestra
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