Jack Johnson Ready to Fight Jeffries After Melbourne Visit
Johnson declares willingness to meet Jeffries or any challenger and contemplates a lengthy theatrical tour in Europe after his Sydney bout. He explains hospital treatment in Melbourne was paid via income tax and rejects charity, noting he paid taxes and refused socks, while Sam Fitzpatrick discusses their split after the Makura voyage.
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Melbourne Hospital
Victoria
B. C
Jack Johnson
Pugilist
Philadelphia
Sydney
Sam Fitzpatrick
Johnson
Jeffries
Vancouver
Johnson Weald
Pam
Burns
England
London
France
Germany
Ketchel
America
Australia
Fitzpatrick
Wife Murder in Baltimore Quarrel Over Daughter Stabs
Mrs. Augusta Zacharda was found dead in Baltimore after a quarrel over a daughter. Her husband shot and killed her. Zacharda was arrested.
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Baltimore
Augusta Zacharda
Zacharda
Sloan's Liniment Aids Spanish American War Troops
Veterans recount Sloan's Liniment easing cramps and dysentery among troops in Camp Mabry. Former Texan Soldier Jake Davis recalls giving the remedy to bugler Fred Ormsley with rapid relief. Drugstore stock is common, offered in 26c 50c and 1.00 sizes for asthma pain and stiffness.
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Geo. A. Lake
Dennison
Texas
Jake
Davis
Sloan
Camp Mobrey
Tex. Cav
Fred Ormsley
Marlboro Considers New Theatre Venture
The Board of Trade and leading businessmen discuss feasibility of a Marlboro theatre. A well known theater professional visited town to study the idea and will decide soon. Rumors tied Julius Cahn to a local playhouse remain unconfirmed as officials review the prospect.
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Marlboro
Theatten
Monay
Julius Cahn
Cahn& Grant
Board of Trade
Farmers' Course and Institute at Massachusetts Agricultural College
Massachusetts Agricultural College in Amherst hosts a Farmers' Course and Institute from March 10 to 12. Lectures and demonstrations cover dairying, field crops, corn judging, horticulture, small fruits, and farm garden topics. Evenings feature general lectures on agriculture in schools and farm grounds improvement.
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Massachusetts
Agricultural College
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Amherst
Agricultural College and Experiment Station
The
Agricultural
Westboro Pomona Grange Meeting Draws 275
In Westboro the Borough Pomona Grange drew about 275 attendees despite a storm. The morning topic was Labor Saving Devices on the Farm and in the Household, with a principal address by Jas. H. Wolfe on the relations of the colored man to state and nation.
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Pomona Grange
Westboro
Jas. H. Wolfe
Maynard Teacher Miss Mary J Stickney Sick List
Miss Mary J Stickney drawing teacher in public schools is on the sick list. Enterprise ads pay.
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Mary J. Stickney
Dean's Kidney Pills Claim to Cure Kidney Disease
An advertisement argues uric acid causes rheumatic attacks and kidney failure. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure, citing Mrs. J J Sullivan of Marlboro Massachusetts who reports relief after two boxes. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is sole US agent.
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Dean
Marlboro
J. J. Sullivan
Essex Street
Mass
Burke Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Great Houlton Grange of Maine History and Growth
The Great Houlton Grange of Maine formed in April 1864 with 28 charter members. It grew to 54 by 1868 and faced charter talks in 1879. Rebuilt in 1898 with a large hall, it now has about 1009 members and owns multiple facilities including a store, a feed mill, a blacksmith shop, and stables. The store opened 1902 at 30 by 80 feet, cost 1900, and its 1903 operations reached 600, with stock under 1000 then. The grange expanded capital to 16000 and annual business to 137600 by 1908. The feed mill, built 1907, uses electric power from Aroostook Falls and employs Guy C. Porter as miller and electrician. Despite earlier neglect, the grange maintains active literary and social work.
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Houlton Grange
Maine
Grange
Grange Treasury
Aroostook Falls
Guy C. Porter
The
Marlboro Oldest House, Rebellion Troops and Town Notes
Marlboro lore records the oldest house on Lakeside Ave linked to Cc. H. Landry built around 1670. The town furnished 769 men for the Rebellion. Abraham Howe’s ancestor lived at the Pleasant St. site circa 1670. Marlboro, once Marlboro, notes Immaculate Conception church cornerstone laid in 1808. Public buildings valued at about 1.48 million dollars. high school cost 65 thousand with 82 thousand appropriation. The Shenstone society planted many shade trees since 1859. Public library cost 38 thousand in 1902. French band visit in 1872 with medals. Bartlett Park laid out in 1900 named for ex-mayor Bartlett.
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Lakeside Ave
Cc. H. Landry
Abraham Howe
H. Howe
Pleasant St
O— Marlboro
Marlborough
Marlboro
Marlboro Dye House Advertisement Offer
Established in 1880 the Marlboro Dye House offers fine cleansing and dyeing for ladies and gentlemen garments bedding lace curtains gloves and more. Orders sent by express receive prompt attention with charges paid one way by us. Send for price list.
Grange Leader Healey Promotes Practical Farm Growth
N H Trealey, Connecticut state grange master, shows vigor and effective leadership as the organization grows. He urges lecturers to share best farming methods, cut crop costs, and provide practical help to members, with Connecticut boasting over 12 000 members.
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N. H. Trealey
Connecticut State Grange
Grange
Master Healey
Connecticut
New England Rail Schedule Says Old Colony Division Corrected to June 15 1908
Old Colony Division timetable lists Marlboro Boston and Framingham trains with departures from Marlboro at 7.00, 7.51, 9.49, 10.45, 11.40 a.m. and 2.57, 6.50, 8.00 p.m. Arrivals to Boston at 8.15, 8.55, 9.50, 11.40 a.m. and 12.45, 2.45, 4.00, 7.10, 10.25 p.m. Sundays show various morning and evening slots.
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Old Colony
Marlboro
Boston
Southboro
South Framingham
Northboro
Clinton
Fitchburg
Cps
Leominster
Manboro
Framingham
Lowell
South Sudbury
Concord Junction
Taunton
South Framinghs
Wallace as Tirrell successor sparks Republican push
The Record reports a renewed push to replace Congressman Tirrell with ex Senator Wallace. Republican leaders in Marlboro and Waltham show strong opposition to Tirrell’s renomination. Talks reach Chairman Doty of the state committee as dissidents seek a quicker transition despite Tirrell holding his seat for over a year.
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Tirrell
Wallace
Republican City Committee
Marlboro
Doty
Republican State Committee
Waltham
Boston Record
Heroic Vote Story From Otto Foelker in The Sunday School Times
The story recounts Otto G Foelker risking his life to cast a legislative vote that thwarted New York race track gamblers last June. Foelker, once widely hated for the victory, later won a U S House seat with a strong plurality after the district vacancy.
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New York State
Sunday School Times
Hughes
Foelker
United States
House of Representatives
Congress
Boston and Western Electric Railroad hearing notice
Commonwealth of Massachusetts publishes a notice of public hearing on the petition by Fred T Ley Harold A Ley Morris H Barnett Ptolemy P Adams and F R Mil don directors for a certificate that public convenience requires an electric railroad in Wal tham Weston Wayland Sudbury Maynard Marlborough The hearing is set for April 6 at 10 30 AM at 20 Beacon Street Boston.
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Boston
Fred T. Ley
Harold A. Ley
Morris H Barnett
Ptolemy P. Adams
F. R
Mildon
Boston and Western Electric Railroad Company
Waltham, Weston
Wayland
Sudbury
Maynard
Marlborough
Beacon Street
Boston Transcript
Waltham Free Press-Tribune
Cochituate Enterprise
Sudbury Enterprise
Maynard Enterprise
Marlborough Enterprise
Waltham
Weston
Charles E. Mann
Free College Scholarship Offer Explored by Sherlock
An advertisement invites readers to apply for a free college scholarship. It promises help in obtaining admission and outlines plans to place many students in higher education. Address inquiries to Robert J. Sherlock in New York City.
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Coollege
Robert J. Sherlock
East 22Nd Street
New York City
Lowell Acton and Maynard St Ry schedule notice
Maynard and South Acton railcars run hourly from early morning to late evening with first Sunday departures at 7.30 AM from Maynard and 7.45 AM from South Acton. Connections exist at South Acton with West rail lines. Special charters available by applying at the company office in Maynard Massachusetts. Telephone connection provided.
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Hudson Saneee
Gleasondale
Stowweeewan
Maynard
Westvale
Concord
Sudbury
Concord Wemee
Maynard Shee
Stow Teen Eee
Oon
Hudson
Arlington Heights
Boston & Worcester St. By, Co
Marlboro
Framingham
Worcester
Worcester Consolidated St. Ry.Co
Clinton, Leominster
Fitchburg
Lexington & Boston St. Ry. Co
Lowell
Lexington, Waltham
Boston
Lowell, Acton & Maynard St. Ry. Co
Southcton
Concord Junction
South Framingham
Lowell Acton
Fayville Barn Fire Destroys Taylor Property and Stock
A Sunday night blaze in Fayville engulfed Charles Taylor's barn causing about 4000 dollars in damage. Fire brigades from Falcon Cordaville and Southboro fought flames into the night, aided by water from a well and pond after a lantern explosion sparked the fire.
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Fayville
Charles Taylor
Wanted Two Forms of Any Description
A. H. Foster of Marlboro Massachusetts seeks any description type or form large or small. Address given as 9 East Main street Marlboro for replies or details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Foster
East Main St
Marlboro
Mass
For Sale Poultry Pigs and Pups Marlboro Notice
WANTED live fowls and chicks in any amount. Send postal or tel 213-18. For sale 12 small pigs and 3 St Bernard pups. or will exchange for poultry. Geo A Dyer Marlboro Massachusetts. F 17
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St. Bernard
Geo. A. Dyer
Marlboro
Mass
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Immaculate Conception
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Shenstone Society
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BE. F. Hayward
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Carles L. Bartlett
Marlboro Dye House
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R. W. Geddes
Prop
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Board OF Railroad Commissioners
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F. A. Persons
Maynard, Mass
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Marlborough, Mass
William D. Burdett
Marmnee F Holyoke
Works and Guarantee Co
Tel
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