Red Sunday Recalls 1905 Demonstration in St Petersburg
The opening of the duma sparked a massive St Petersburg protest with about 40 000 people, red banners and revolutionary chants. Police and gendarmes dispersed crowds with whips and sabres, later reinforced by Cossacks, while Stolypin sheltered in the Tauride palace and crowds rallied at the university.
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St. Petersburg
Trepofft
Father Gapon
Winter Palace
Czar
Dracheffski
Tauride
Fourchtadtskaia Avenue
Secret Police
Manifestants
Litcliy
General Court
Neva
Stolypin
Tauri
Marlboro Community Notes Include Visits and Rebounds
Marlboro residents share visits, illnesses, and work updates. Notable items include Fitzmaurice moving from Worcester, local council illness recoveries, concert plans by the Garde d’Honneur, and various family travels to Boston Philadelphia and New York.
Tweedie Sworn In as New Brunswick Governor
Lemuel J. Tweedie was sworn in as the new governor of New Brunswick after resigning as premier. The ceremony included the oath of allegiance the oath to guard the seals and the oath of office.
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Fredericton
N. B
Lemuel J. Tweedie
New Brunswick
Tweedie
New York Herald Pleads Guilty to Improper Mail Matter
Through counsel the New York Herald company pleaded guilty to violating postal statutes on sending improper matter by mail. Judge Hough will pass sentence on April 2.
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New York
New York Herald Company
United States
Hough
Probate notices from Middlesex County Massachusetts courts
Two probate notices from 1907 Massachusetts court records. One cites Francis Chamberlain for estate administration of William Chamberlain in Concord with a three weekly publication requirement. The other decrees Rachel Ellen Kitchin’s name change to Rachel Wentworth Kitchin and orders three weekly notices in Maynard Enterprise.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
William Chamberlain
Concord
Francis Chamberlain
Lowell
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Motorman Held For Killing Boston
James O'Connor a motorman was arrested on a manslaughter charge after his car struck and killed John Dilworth a stableman in Back Bay Boston last night.
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Boston
James O’connor
O’connor
John Dilworth
Back Bay
Death by hanging shocks Lynn leather firm. salesman 21
James Raymond, a 21 year old leather goods salesman in Lynn Massachusetts, committed suicide by hanging amid suspected illness. Thomas McCamant Pennsylvania auditor general died in Harrisburg at 67, once a leading Republican. John A Holmes named private secretary to Postmaster General Meyer after long service. Fifty toolmakers at Pope Manufacturing Westfield Massachusetts struck over alleged discrimination against a union man.
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James ©. Raymond
Lynn
Mass
Thomas McCamant
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
John A. Holmes
Meyer
Holmes
Post Office Department
Pope Manufacturing Company
Westfield
Change of name of Doris Ethel Kitchin to Doris Richards Kitchin
Public notice in Middlesex County Massachusetts reports the court order changing the petitioner’s name from Doris Ethel Kitchin to Doris Richards Kitchin on February 12, 1907. The Maynard Enterprise newspaper is named for publishing the notice. No objections were raised and the change is approved in the interest of public welfare.
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Middlesex SS
Cambridge
Middlesex
Rachel Ellen Kitchin
Maynard
Rachel
Wentworth Kitchin
Rachel Wentworth Kitchin
Maynard Enterprise
Chas. J. McIntire
Doris Ethel Kitchin
Doris Richards Kitchin
Build your house upon a rock uses paint to endure
The verse urges a sturdy foundation and durable paint to resist decay. It advises digging deep into savings to maintain property, warning that poor paint leads to a ruined exterior as seasons change. The message blends biblical imagery with practical home care advice.
Notice of Administration for Hannah L. Sweeney Estate
James F. Sweeney is appointed administrator of Hannah L. Sweeney of Maynard Middlesex deceased. He has filed bond as required and all creditors and debtors must present or pay claims at 709 Sears Building Boston Massachusetts by law. February 8 1907.
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W. N. Decker
Concord
Emelia Tessier
Mamie St. Thomas
Henry Tessier
Worcester
Magloire Charron
Belmont St
George W. Piper
Henry Berger
Leon L. Boudreau
Newton St
Marlboro High School
Mass
Germania
Maple St
Marlboro
Parmelia Boucher
White Star
Girard
Theopile Laport
Maxine Laport
Valley Fields
Canada
Laport
Caisse
Frank Bazinet
P. Roach
Napoleon Lacouture
East Mansfield
Bazinet
St. Cesaire
P. Q
Hannah L. Sweeney
Maynard
Middlesex
Jas
Givin Bond
Sears
Boston
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Main St
Nape
George Haggerty
Fitchburg
Concord, Mass
Assabet Institution For Savings
Gerous
William P. Fitzmaurice
Edward Grenon
Adelard Bastian
W. L. Engley
Common Council
Patrick Enwright
Frank Collins
Whitman
Joseph Daoust
Napoleon Gaudette
Fisherville
Edward Alley
Brockton
W. W. O'Grady
James Lannigan
Huntington Ave
Wilfrid Morneau
Frank Fretchie
Russell St
Seraphine Letourneau
Hartford
St. Jean Society
St. Jean’s Hall
Francis Gelinas
West Main St
Marion Gale
Webster
Henry J. Ball
Elmst
James McAuslan
Carpenter
Agnes
Katherine
Alice McGee
New York City
Philadelphia
Washington
Mary Richardson
Ermist
Clement
Alfred
Raymond Labassiere
Gibbon St
Hubbard L. Gerry
J. F. Child
Hopkinton
George O’halloran
E. B. McLeod
John Boyle O’reilly
Royal Arcanum
Board of Aldermen
Lindsay
W. M. Williams
George DP. Brigham
George H. Herrick
D. F. Buckley
A. Gauthier
Grand Jury
John Thayne
F. S. Rock, Co
S. R. Kifchin
Tgr
Arthur J. Sullivan
W. E. Rogers
Register
Prescott Keyes
Barristers Hall
Petitioner
Arker’s
Deticleas
T. F. Parker
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