Maynard Mystery Solved John W. Scott of Stow Identified
Gypsy moth squad found a frozen male body near a stonewall on Stow Road. Dr. Hoitt and Deputy Inspector O'Shea identified the deceased as John W. Scott of Stow, missing since January 24, with a Moncrief eyeglasses case and a $5.65 pocketbook found.
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Stow Rd
Fred Kelley
Henry Murphy
Harry Rodway
William Jones
Daniel Goodenow
EB. G. Hoitt
Marlboro
Doubt Disappears From Marlboro Kidney Cure Ad
An 1908 testimonial claims Dean's Kidney Pills relieve backache dizziness and urinary disorders by curing the kidneys. W S Snow of South Framingham Massachusetts endorses the product after a prior doctor’s medicine failed and notes the cure as permanent. Milburn Co. Buffalo New York sells the pills for 50 cents.
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Voan
W. S. Snow
Charles’ St
South Framingam
Mass
Dean
Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United Wales
Marlborough Savings Bank Dividend Schedule and Rates
Marlborough Savings Bank in Marlborough Mass notes deposits earn interest on the third Wednesday of January April July and October with dividends payable on the third Wednesday of January and July. Office hours are 9 to 8 daily and Saturday 9 to 12 30. W B Burdett president and C F Holyokr treasurer. Classified ad lists live fowls broilers and poultry stock for sale with contact A Dyer Marlboro MA.
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A. Dyer
Marlboro
Mass
Industry as training for youth in early life
Dr roller argues industry builds self control and character, warning idleness leads to poverty. He cites examples from Luther Burbank and a bookstore clerk rise, urges early rising, hard work, and purpose driven labor as key to success. He also critiques the toe hold in wrestling as dangerous and unsportsmanlike.
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Nature
Luther Burbank
Olympic selections begin as Brown eyes 1912 team
President Brown organizes American squad with trials to pick top athletes by percentage, aiming for Sweden 1912. Dartmouth, Penn, Michigan, Chicago, Princeton, Oberlin, Harvard named for sprint, distance, and field events. fundraising and federal/state support planned.
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Sweden
Everett C. Brown
The
Nations Amateur Athletic Union
Athens
London
St. Louis
Brown
National Amateur Athletic Union
Taft
Sullivan
America
OUP
Tt Fa
Schivan
F. L. iTexs Ramsdell
University of Pennsylvania
R. C. Craig
University of Michigan
Ira Davenport
University of Chicago
G. B. Whitely
Princeton
A. J. Baker
Oberlin
W. A. Bawards
University of
C.P. Gardner
Harvard
J. P. Jones
Cornell
Penns
Ola
Worm
Mi ' Izamg
le Talbot Vania
Omer
Taland
Concord Maynard and Hudson Street Railway Time Table
Corrected to November 13 1910. Sudbury Street only. Service from Barnecar to Hudson waits at Concord Junction for 9 30 train from Boston Sundays. Saturday half hour cars 2 PM to 8 PM. Special theatre car Maynard connects at Concord Depot with Boston Express 11 29 PM Saturdays. Cars through to Arlington Heights. connect at Hudson for Marlboro Southboro and Worcester lines. Concord connections at Concord Junction to Framingham Worcester Fitchburg Lexington Boston.
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Sudbury Street
Maynard
Concord Depot
Boston
Concord
Arlington Heights
Hudson
Boston & Worcester St. Ry. Co
Marlboro
South Ler
Worcester Consolidated St. Ry. Co
Lexington & Boston St. Ry
Concord Junction
Lowe l
South Framingham
Framingham
Worcesinster
Fitchburg
Lexington
Waltham
Vis
V.m. Plm
P.M A.M. P.M
Acton Se Reesere
Aeton
Acton
Pyar Ibe
COM Pan
Lowell Acton and Maynard Street Railway Schedule
Time table for the Lowell Acton and Maynard Stre railway shows Passenger services by Parson e Supy Maynara Mana.
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Lowell, Acton & Maynard Street Railway
A. Parsone
Supy
Maynara
Mana
Hudson Holds License Vote and Town Officers
Hudson voters approved a license yes tally of 649 to 539 and elected Peter J. Sharon as selectman with 449 votes over rivals. The town also named Charles P. Tucker moderator and listed multiple town officials including Charles H. Stone treasurer and Dr. John E. McGrath, health trustee, among others.
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Charles H. Moore
Warren T. Safford
Daniel D. Rose
Charles A. Williams
John E. McGrath
Susan Cox
Susanna Smith
Joseph C. Light
Andrew Magorty
Patrick Secally
Eli H. Shortsleeves
Framingham election tallies and new town officials
Framingham remained in the no license column with 1005 yes and 1384 no. The selectmen elected were John P. Bowditch, William H. Walsh and Roger O’Brien. Chief Charles Gannon was given a week to finish up the office business.
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Framingham
John P. Bowditch
William H. Walsh
Roger O'Brien
Hied
Charles Gannon
Police Department
House of sirs Wattaquottock Hill destroyed by fire
Fire destroyed the house of Michael Butler Wattaquottock Hill Bolton Sunday afternoon with a large amount of furniture. Loss estimated over $2,000 with little insurance. Fire alarm given by Herbert Vining. family at dinner. Harry Butler limited the blaze from the attic until help arrived. roof burned off. A cider mill nearby escaped due to wind direction. about 100 people aided in saving possessions. Poultry listings appear in the nearby notice.
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Michael Butler
Bolton
Gol exclaims as FM ends, race remark dismissed
A brief dialogue shows Gol warning about an impending FM shutdown while the speaker downplays any sense of a horse race. The exchange hints at tension between urgency and restraint in a moment of decision.
Heavy Man Refuses Pay for Postal Cards at Gallery
A manager is told the gallery cannot cover postal card costs. The reply hints at accepting only basic barter, saying cabbages and eggs from one night stands would suffice. The exchange depicts tensions over compensation and venue expenses.
Old Bach to spinster
A brief exchange uses playful wordplay about belief in kissing and a map meaning business, reflecting a humorous social vignette from a period source.
Senator Hoar returns campaign contributions
Senator Roger Sherman Hoar filed a sworn statement with the secretary of state indicating he has returned contributions from Junius T. Auerbach and Michael Burke given in his last campaign. The episode arises amid debates on a bar and bottle bill and Hoar's role on the liquor committee, with Hoar saying he did not know Auerbach’s liquor ties. Burk’s connection was through a late congressman and advocate for progressive reforms.
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Roger Sherman Hoar
Junius T. Auerbach
Michael Burke
Marlboro
Hoar
Liquor Committee
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Concord
Messrs
Congressman Mitchell Arrives Home After Session
Congress member John J. Mitchell the Marlboro representative returns from Washington with coal dealer David W. Power visiting him the last three days of the session. They travel from Boston to Marlboro arriving for the 8 05 train meeting routines and noting stirring scenes in the capital.
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Congress
John J. Mitchell
Marlboro
House —of Representatives
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David W. Pow
National Capitol
Winight
Arriv
Powers
Diness
And's Block
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John W. Scott
Stow
M. J. O'Shea
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co
W. P. Sculy
A. A. Hilferty
May Ledgard
Palmer
James R. Bent
Misa Pauline
Tilton
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Marlborough Savings Bank
Marlborough, Mass
William D. Burdett
Charles F. Holyckr
Tel
Marlboro, Mass
James Terry White
Character Development League
James T. Wit
Underwood & Underwood
Luther Purbane
Gays Goteh
A. Garfield
Bayard Taylor
Thoreay
Dr. B. FB. Roller
DR. Bb. Y. Koller
Wrekstlers
Frank Gotch
Gotch
Hackenschmidt
American Press Association
Ramedell
Craig
Davenport
Tex Ramsdell
Concord, Maynard & Hudson Street Railway
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Congressman Mitchell
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