Local Marlboro Post Office notices and subscription rates
Manager listed as second class mailer 1903 Marlboro Massachusetts post office under act of 1879. Subscriptions single copies one year three dollars six months sixty cents three months twenty five cents including postage. Advertising rates include one line weekly ten cents and additional twenty five cents per line. yearly advertisers get special rates. Business notices in local columns cost zero cents per line per insertion.
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Marlboro
Mass
Strike Disturbances Persist in Louisville Amid Transport Disruptions
Louisville on March 13 reports continued strike unrest with eight oclock service suspensions and clashes between striking workers and the Louisville streetcar company. Several police and company staff were lightly injured as cars were attacked by sympathizers. In Beranton Pennsylvania a stock specialist James T Haviland was jailed on embezzlement warrants and $47,000 bail after his arrest at the Hotel Jermyn, awaiting trial.
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Louisville
Louisville Way Company
Pck
Beranton
James T Haviland
New York
Jermyn
Nicaraguan Forces Face Invasion by Honduran Army
Dispatches from Costa Rica report General Chamorro leading a large Honduran force into Nicaragua last Saturday and attacking General Zelaya’s division. The battle left Nicaraguans routed with Zelaya among the reported dead.
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Panama
Costa Rica
Chamorro
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Caracas
Endowment of 10 Million for Sage Foundation
Mrs Russell Rage states the Sage foundation bill would create a national endowment of 10,000,000 to study and remedy adverse social conditions in the United States. Headquarters would be in New York City with trustees drawn from seasoned philanthropic workers.
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Alleany
Russell Rage
Sage Foundation
United States
White
New York City
Sage
Editor Graves Assaulted by Crutchfield in Atlanta
John T. Graves editor of the Atlanta Georgian was assaulted on a street by J. A. Crutchfield. Graves was knocked to the pavement and stunned briefly. Crutchfield, who recently was acquitted of assault with intent to murder his wife, claimed the Georgian had published false statements and refused his retraction demand.
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Atlanta
John T.graves
Atlanta Georgian
J. A. Crutchfield
Graves
Crutchfield
Georgian
Naval Reservation Zone at Lake Bluff Near Chicago
Secretary Metesli aims to win state aid to bar drinking houses and disorderly venues within three miles of the Lake Bluff naval station to protect morals of young men educated there for service in the U S navy.
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Washington
Metesli
Tlinois In
Naval Station
Lake Bluff
Chicago
United States Navy
Remodeling offer as affordable bathroom upgrade pitch
An advertisement touts remodeling of bathrooms as a cost saving alternative to costly medical bills. The line promises lower expense than what a doctor would charge, urging homeowners to consider upgrading fixtures and layout.
Social Dance in Yameo Draws Fifty Couples
A Friday evening Yameo dance featured about 50 couples with George Hudson Orchestra providing music. Attendees included J W Raymond and family, J B Lawrence, Ida Derby, Lestina Tompkins, Clara Pratt, Effie Lowden, Elsie Lowden, Laura Whitney, Lena Fiske, H Douglas, H Mahan, Captain A B C Dakin, Harvey Derby, J A Rose, Roy Flewelling, and many others.
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Jom W. Raymond
TH. Han
Hudson
J. W. Raymond
Mra
J. B. Lawrence
Googen
Ida Derby
Lestina Tompkins
Clara Pratt
Effie Lowden
Elsie Lowden
Laura Whitney
Lena
Bessie Hunt
Maud Hunt
Bertha Foss
Misa Htta Mason
Nellie Maker
Alice Whitney
Marion Taylor
Ruth Cutting
Ruth Raymond
Daniel Wilson
A. B. Worthley
F. O. Farley
van Arnem
Percy Foss
Roy Lang
George Shepard
O. Greenwod
George Lawton
Roland Howe
Treatey Pope
C. J. Wait
Local roster of residents and officials name Tim Curran and others
A listing names Timothy Curran John Gallagher Henry Hermangen Pietro Nicola two Anton Porper A H Quimby E B Stevens Carin Anderson two Miss Loien Lindquist Nora Gardner Annie W Chase Mrs Eric Carlson.
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Timothy Curran
John Gallagher
Henry Hérmangen
Pietro Nicola
Anton Porper
A. H. Quimby
Stevens
Carin Anderson
Loien Lindquist
Nora Gardner
Annie W. Chase
Eric Carlson
Arrest of Charles H Rogers in triple New York murder
After a year and a half search Charles H Rogers, accused of killing Frederick Re and Willis G Olney and Alice Ingerick, and attempting to kill her mother, is arrested in Panama and en route to New York in custody of detectives. Police had pursued him from place to place since the Oct 7, 1905 killings, with many suspects cleared. News of the arrest was announced last night in New York City.
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New York
Charles H.rogers
Frederick Re
Willis G. Olney
Middletown
N.Y
Alice Ingerick
Witgiter
Pagana
San Prescisco
Rovers
Rogers
Francis five year sentence cut to four by appeals court
Philadelphia March 18 The sentence of five years imprisonment for Stanley Francis on a nails to defraud charge connected with Storey Cotton Co was reduced by the United States court of appeals by one year for an illegality in tapering. Francis held on $10 400 bail. He must surrender within 80 days.
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Philadelphia
Stanley Francis
Storey Cotton Company
United States Court of Appeals
Francis
Panama Construction cuts capital stock to one million
Albany March 13 The Panama Construction company tied to W. J. Olver contractors for the Panama canal project under the Oliver bid has certified to the secretary of state that its capital stock has been reduced from five million dollars to one million.
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Albany
Panama Construction Company
W. J. Olver
Oliver
Secretary of State
Miss Tha Devker Found Dead in Brooklyn Furnished Room
Miss Tha Devker 22 of Chatham New York was found dead from gas inhalation in a Brooklyn furnished room house. Mayor McClellan names William St. Ward first deputy commissioner of street clearing to fill vacancy. Reginald A. Daly named professor of physical ecology at MIT. Rev Daniel Dorchester a leading Methodist clergyman dies in Boston. Massachusetts milk standard bill killed in senate 12 to 20.
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Tha Devker
Chatham
N. Y
Gaz
Brooklyn
McClellan
New York
William ST. Waward
Reginald A. Daly
Canadian Internal Boundary Commission
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Daniel Dorchester
Mags
Neus
Boston
Duxbury
Mass
Massachusetts
State Senate
Promoting Front Laced Corsets Against Old Fashioned Stay
An advocate for L ir resistible and Cosward corsets appeals to women seeking elegance health and comfort. It argues corsetry caused harm with laced backs and deformities and promises a revolutionary shift to front laced designs offering beauty with ease and lasting patronage.
Murder charge looms as father pleads not guilty
In St Petersburg March 11 a man named Tennis faced an indictment for murder over the alleged killing of his year old son and wife with the child. He pleaded not guilty in superior court and was held without bail awaiting trial. An apparent suicide attempt followed the events. In other news burglars robbed a Boston home stealing silver and jewelry from 835 John Street.
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Bostan
Sfaret
Howls
Imder
Thev
Oollydin
Posten
Roston
Mareh
Janatea Plain
Robert Brown
John Street
Wishing schooner Hattie Douglass sinks after collision
New York reports the Hattie Douglass struck ice near Romer Beacon and sank in 18 minutes after Captain Ssaveson and crew evacuated to a dory landing at Sandy Hook. The starboard bow was ripped by ice, ending the voyage.
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New York
Hattie Douglass
Romer Beacon
Ssaveson
Sandy Hook
Concord Selectmen Candidates Debate Drug Licenses
The town caucus for the spring election in the town hall Wednesday evening centers on the selectman race. John M. Keyes states he would oppose granting sixth class licenses if the town votes no, Francis McManus stays non committal, and Horace Tuttle has not formed a view yet while pushing economical town budgeting.
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Citizens’ Caucus
John M. Keyes
Francis McManus
Horace Tuttle
Horace
Tuttle
Inspection of Company I 6th Regt Inf at Waldenst Armory
Lieut G Van Quackenbush inspected Company I 6th Regiment Infantry M V M Wednesday evening at Waldenst Armory. Fifty men and three officers paraded while a thorough check of property and drills in close and extended order were observed. Before the inspection Quackenbush dined at the Colonial hotel with Capt Ralph Petersen Lieut Clement Ford and Lieut Frank Ireland. Regimental officers present included Lieut Col Cyrus Deck Maj James Smith Capt William Dolan Maj Joseph Hart Capt William Decker and Lieut George Faber.
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6Th. Regt. Inf. M. V. M
Waldenst
van’ Quackenbush
23Rd Infantry
Lieut
Quackenbush
Colonial Hotel
Ralph B. Petersen
Clement R. Ford
Frank F. Ireland
Cyrus H. Deck
James C. Smith
William FE. Dolan
Joseph S. Hart
Devoe Paint Is Shown As Best Value For Home Expenditure
A letter to John W. Raymond argues Devoe paints offer exclusive sale advantages and long lasting cost savings. It compares paint cost per gallon and application, claiming $100 total savings over time, and stresses Devoe’s durability versus other brands. The notice ends with a sales pitch from H W Blanchard and a plug to advertise in The Enterprise.
Passion Week Good Friday Reflections In Concord 1907
The letter from George A. Tewksbury of Concord Massachusetts urges reverence for Passion Week and Good Friday in 1907 March 11. He asks churches hold commemorations and pleads businesses close Friday evening to honor the holy days. He notes public entertainments should avoid those days to reflect Christian civilization.
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Jesus Christ
George A. Tewksbury
Concord
Mass
Concord Girls Fall Short In Armory Basketball Showdown
The Concord high school girls lost to the boys 15 to 9 in a fast game at the armory Saturday afternoon. Both teams played with three men at center. Eckfeldt led for the girls with five floor goals and three free throws, while Barker and Krogstad also scored. Referee Miss Wheeler and umpire Adams officiated. three 10 minute periods were played.
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Concord High School
Concord School
Armory
Miss Cook
Davis Eckfeldt
Howelg
Miss Bass Reuter
Miss Barker
Eckfeldt
Miss Mass
Krogstad
Miss Bass
Miss Wheeler
Adams
Miss Freeman
Concord Classifieds Include Rentals Jobs and Goods
Caning and repairing chairs advertised by Al dace Heath at Hildreth's corner. A good cook able to speak English wanted at G D Galvin's Main St Concord. To Let House on Barrett Mill Road opposite Grove Street eight rooms bath steam heat electric lights hot and cold water. Has been renovated and is in best order. For information apply at Van derveer's. A ten room house with modern improvements for rent on Monument St Concord to let furnished or unfurnished with land. Address Joseph F Carr Monument St Concord or call 762 Monument St. Will hire attend to it at once. House wanted 6 to 10 rooms with land for garden. Address No 151 Main St Marlboro Concord Enterprise. Mch6. Will the person who borrowed a browntail cutter please return it. Chairs caned and repaired by Al dace Heath Hildreth's corner. Stock hay for sale 8 to 14 per ton by F R Knowlton West Acton. Picture framing at one third less than Boston prices Vanderveer app Postoffice. For Sale Monument St seven room cottage with furnace shed and stable attached apply EB Garfield Jr Hubbard St Concord Mass.
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Aldace, Heath
Hildreth’s
G. D. Galvin’s
Main St
Concord
Barrett Mill Road
Grove Street
Vanderveer’s
Monument St
Joseph F. Carr
Mass
Monument
Marlboro
Concord Enterprise
Aldace Heath
Hildreth
Cggner
West Acton
Boston
Vanderveer
App
Postoffice
Garfield Jr
Hubbard St
Miss Eleanor Nealy Confined at Home by Illness
Miss Eleanor Nealy is confined to her home by illness, limiting her activities and requiring rest and care. Local friends and family are monitoring her condition and sending prayers for a speedy recovery.
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Eleanor Nealy
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