Concord Residents Seek Repairs to Sudbury Road Concord
In March 1908 residents of Concord request Middlesex County Commissioners alter Sudbury Road from Hubbard's Corner to 500 feet south of Henry Derby's residence. They urge specific repairs after due proceedings, signed by F. C. Dumaine and thirty-one others.
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Concord
Middlesex County Commissioners
County of
Middlesex
Sudbury Road
Sudbury Street
Hubbard
George Hubbard
Henry Derby
F. C. Dumaine
County Commissioners Notice and Hearing at Concord Depot
Massachusetts Middlesex County officials order Sheriff to notify interested parties of a public viewing and hearing at the Boston and Maine Depot in Concord on April 13 at 9 50 in the morning. The notice, published in the Concord Enterprise for three consecutive weeks, posts in two places in Concord at least fourteen days before the view.
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Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Middlesex
Cambridge
Mitchburg
Boston
Maine
Concord
Monta
P Lishing
Tinea
Roger H. Hurd
Chas. G. Whitman
Stonewall Jackson a lifelong Virginia crusader and military genius
The article portrays Thomas Jonathan Jackson, known as Stonewall Jackson, as a Virginian defender of secession and a sacred Confederate warrior. It notes his prayerful leadership, religious zeal, and strategic brilliance, including his role in early Civil War campaigns and Lee’s poignant remark after Jackson's Arm amputation following Chancellorsville.
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Hough
Thomas Jonathan Jackson
Stonewall Jackson
Bee
Bull Run
Manassas
Jackson
Virginia
South
Jaeghson
Lee
Chancellorsville
Wisconsin Senator Confronts Aldrich Over Currency Bill
Washington reports Senator La Follette sharply challenged the currency bill and the Aldrich committee, alleging influence from Morgan and Standard Oil. He cited withdrawal of railway bonds and questioned banking power behind legislation, prompting applause and a one and a half day suspension of his remarks.
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Washington
Aldrich
LaFollette
Senate
Committee On Finance
Morgan
Standard Oil
la Follette
National City Bank of New York
New York
Finance Committee
Rhode Island
Wisconsin
Prince Letters Opposition to Temporary Currency Bill
In Washington on March 18, Mr. Prince in the house of representatives argued against temporary currency legislation. He noted Illinois banks held about 13 million dollars in public deposits while a single Standard Oil bank in New York carried over 17 million, accusing favoritism in treasury handling.
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Washington
Prince
Lils
House of’ Representatives
Aldrich
Illinois
Standard Oil
New York City
John Wesley Gaines
Tenn
U.S
South
Mr. Gaines
New Orleans
Louisville
Wes
Chicago
Sec
Carlisle
Minneapolis
A. Cressy Morrison
A Lift For the Unemployed
Philadelphia mayor announces plans to borrow 9 million dollars for municipal improvements to create jobs. Officials expect to raise the funds within about fifteen days to begin the employment program.
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Philadelphia
Reyburn
Oklahoma Senate Telephone Regulation Passes in House
Guthrie Oklahoma March 18 The house passed the senate telephone regulation bill providing separate booths for negroes and whites and imposing a fine for eavesdropping over a telephone.
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Guthrie, Okla
House
Senate
Baseball and boxing news from Hudson and surrounding towns
Hudson and Marlboro sports gossip fill pages with boxing match talk Purses and forfeit threats surface as Delmont and Walsh eye 118 pound bout West End club offers prize money. Baseball chatter highlights top catchers and Red Sox moves with Delaney Ker and Delaney Kane noted. Historical money reform debate ties into Washington politics and currency reform efforts with frequent references to Gaines Morrison and express rates.
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Ike McLean
al Delmont
West End
Lawrence
Delmont
The Tongue of a Bird as Described in the Post
Birds use their bills as hands and their tongues aid feeding. The tongue comprises eight bones with varying shapes across species. large front bones yield thick tongues in ducks while pelicans have rudimentary tongues. Woodpeckers have long tongues, some with barbs, sap suckers with brushlike tongues, kingfishers show short tongues despite long bills, and hummingbirds have tongue edges rolled into two nectar-sucking tubes.
TWO MINUTE SKETCHES Ralph Waldo Emerson
A compact portrait of Emerson as a universal thinker and supreme idealist. The piece praises his lofty, refined thought, detachment from commerce, and belief in the inherent nobility and divine dignity of humanity. It contrasts his intellect with the vulgar world and notes his nearly fifty years of influence.
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Emerson
Earth
Merson
America
Marlboro Briefs: Local Residents and Developments
Marlboro notes show Joseph Cowlitz moving from Hudson, several residents visiting Worcester and Lynn, and Pierre Cormier’s group purchasing canoes. Others touch on typhoid illness, a fire station project, political merger opposition, and new Addison building updates with plate glass windows. The town sees social visits, public health mentions, civic planning, and business signs.
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Joseph Cowlitz
Hudson
Marquina Boat Club
Pierre Cormier
Cochituate
Mary Brewing
New York City
Lodovic Bissonnette
Broad St
Mira
Placide Durand
Worcester
Joseph L.bueque
Lynn
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William Byvans
Tim Kenney
Highlanders
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St. Louis Browns
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Barney Petty
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William P. Fitzmaurice
Marlboro
Orono, Me
University of Maine
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Amedee Beauregard
Canada
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Webster
Lincoln St
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Patrick McCarthy
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Northboro
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Charles
N. Y
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Fort Sill
Oklahoma
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Newton
A. Bowmiam
Cotting Ave
Mary A. Parsons
G. Colleary
James Marshall
Elmst
Delina Beaulier
Montreal
P. Q
Noel & Lapierré
James F. Bigelow
J. G. Webb
Fairmount
A. W. Maynard
Armory Building
Lincoln Et
Lincoln ‘St
Frank Tilgon
James Clark
Lynchburg
Leroy P. Howe
Keene, N. H
E. F. Howe
John R. MacCrillis
Pleasant St
East Main St
United States
National Committee of
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Regal Shoes
L. E B. Kirby
Frank W. Tilson
Crescent St
Addison
Windsor House
A. C. Lamson
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