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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1910
Page
7
Testimony from Mrs Pendlebury dated July 3 1905 confirms Doan's Kidney Pills restored her kidneys and removed backache. A July 1908 update states no recurrence of former trouble after taking the pills. Sold by dealers for 50 cents, Foster Millburn Co Buffalo NY is U S sale agent.
Marlborough Savings Bank in Marlborough Massachusetts announces dividends payable on the third Wednesday of January and July. Bank hours are 9 to 3 on weekdays and 9 to 12 30 on Saturdays. William D. Burdett serves as president and Charles F. Holyoke as treasurer.
A dense listing of multiple rail departures and arrivals among Marlboro Boston Northboro Fitchburg South Framingham and related towns with times across weekdays and Sundays. Entries include leave and arrive times at Marlboro Boston Southboro Fayville Concord Junction and Lowell with variations by day and direction including partial night service.
Washington report on the Ballinger Pinchot clash notes Pinchot and allies deem Ballinger an enemy of conservation while Wilson testifies he granted no permission for a letter to Dolliver. The dispute centers on a letter tied to Pinchot’s dismissal and department policy on congressional communications.
A report from State Mine Inspector Jones to Governor Shafroth attributes the Primero mine explosion to negligent officials who allowed excessive dust buildup. The disaster caused seventy eight deaths at Colorado Fuel and Iron operations.
St. Petersburg March 2 The Novoe Vremya reports that King Peter of Servia will visit St Petersburg this spring. It would be his first foreign reception since accession and likely to lead to a broad lifting of the ban by European courts that kept him excluded due to his rise to the throne.
Panama reports the death of Jose Domingo de Obaldia president since October 1908 from heart disease on Tuesday afternoon at age 63. Born in David Panama he was a prominent conservative figure in Colombian politics before Panama’s independence and owned large plantations, one of the republic’s richest men.
A crowd of about 200 tried to save Frederick S. Gorman of Melrose after he was pinned beneath a surface car at Main and Winthrop streets. After groaning for 75 minutes the car was toppled to free him but he died minutes later en route to a hospital. He may have stepped in front of the car or been struck during a retreat with a friend.
A washout in a curve between Great Barrington Massachusetts and Van Deusenville was spotted just before an express train bound for New York could pass. The earth gave way nearly twenty feet deep and fifty feet wide, leaving rails suspended but a disaster was prevented.
Mrs Abbie Slocum, 84, died when her bed near an open window rolled her over the sill and dropped three stories to the ground in Providence. Separately J Pierpont Morgan arrived in Naples aboard the Cedric appearing in good health.
President Taft and Republican leaders at the White House conference press for passage of the railroad bill the postal savings bank and two conservation measures with party backing. Statehood for Arizona and New Mexico is delayed and anti injunction proposals are not pushed.
timetable fragment notes service for the Concord Maynard and Hudson Street Railway. In effect December 5, 1909, listing routes and schedule data readable as a street rail timetable entry.
Subject to Change Without Notice Saturdays half hour cars from 2 P M to 8 P M connect at Concord Despot with Express leaving Boston at 11 29 P M Saturday nights. Cars arriving in Concord on the hour run through to Arlington Heights. Connect at Hudson with Boston Worcester lines for Marlboro South Framingham and Worcester. Connections extend to Clinton Leominster and Fitchburg. Also connect at Concord with Lexington Boston for Lowell Lexington Waltham and Boston. Concord and Concord Junction provide trains to Boston and to Lowell and South Framingham.
A cat belonging to C. B. Finney woke tenants in the Duval block early Sunday as smoke filled the house. Firemen saved the family from a worse blaze, but the Fire King caused about $5000 in damage.
Mr Chudden discovered a black and white object in the wood pile mistaken for the family cat. After attempting to take sticks, he realized the animal had the better of the exchange in a brief struggle.
Reverend F T Pomeroy, former Marlboro Methodist pastor, spoke on What is a Matter with Webster. An evening program read about a dozen letters from business and professional men urging town improvement and new roads to boost growth.
A meeting in Gardner led residents to establish a Finnish Republican club. The town already leans Republican and organizers expect the new group to strengthen the party’s influence locally.
Oakham Henry Bullard recently felled a chestnut tree with a trunk six feet in diameter.
The Clinton Methodist church asks members to forgo ordinary pleasures for three weeks and bring the saved money to the church for this year's meeting expenses. This self denial plan aims to raise funds without external appeals.
In a city where Mr. Gilman is a popular speaker at camp fires he is asked to resign from the department. Gilman claims John F. Moors of the finance commission would be the old soldier.
A bill in Congress proposes erecting a colossal statue of a North American Indian in New York harbor as a national memorial. Rodman Wanamaker drives the idea, with a commission to select site and design and fund-raising planned via a penny from every American. Supporters include New York lawmakers and prominent figures. passage aided by Senators Owen and Curtis and Rep Carter.
J. H. Gould arrived home from the Boston dog show with Teddy the Third. The dog won four first prizes and a special in the pointer class and drew much praise. Offers to sell the dog flowed in after its win.
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