Marlboro Youth Reported Killed in San Francisco Quake
An Enterprise investigation suggests Arthur F. Wile, son of S. M. Wile formerly on Hosmer Street, died in the San Francisco earthquake. His father plans to move his remains to Seattle. Wile, about 20, left Marlboro years ago for a Boston suburb. Locals recall him as a young man of good character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Shelton
Ochington
Wash
Arthur F. Wile
Seattle
S. M. Wile
San Franccisco
Washington
Wellesley
M. Wile
Enterprise
Stewart M. Wile
Hosmer St
Cartwright Place
Boston
Good Roads Speaker Highlights Hudson Highway Plans
Harold Parker of Lancaster addressed about 75 Hudson board of trade members at the second Monday banquet in Odd Fellows hall. He praised Matin street paving and outlined state road plans including a Marlboro to Hudson route, noting Hudson would receive a state road share and detailing a west part road in Marlboro. The event featured a reception, a Morse caterer spread, Bird's orchestra, and praise for the crowd’s good judgment.
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Hudson's Board of Trade
Odd Fellows Hall
Freeman A. Morse
Morse
Bird
Orchestra of
Marlboro
Hudson
Washington St
Berlin
Highland City
Parker
Pretty St Marys church wedding in Hudson
Homer Barrett son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Barrett of 54 Pearl Street Marlboro and Miss Mary Gagne daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Gagne of 9 Bread Street Hudson were married by Rev T F Casacit in St Marys church. Attendants included Peter Barrett and Miss Adeline Gagne with a reception at the bride’s home and later at Mr Barrett’s home. The couple will live at 49 Frye Street in a prepared home.
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St. Mary's Church
Hudson
Homer Barrett
Samuel Barrett
T. Marlboro
Mary Gacns
Sophier
Arthur Gavne
T. F. Casact
Petcer Barrett
Rroom
Adeline Gagne
Uridesjvelt
Moréay Evering
Berrett
John A. Feve
Court Canada, BF
Antiota
Frye St
Calcium Carbide Lift System For Sunken Ships Described
A French engineer describes an inventive method using calcium carbide to release gas upon water contact to raise sunken ships. Cartridges placed at ballast points rupture simultaneously by electric caps to expel water and restore buoyancy, with potential uses in lifting ships and operating floating docks.
Father and son exchange over French horn performance
A terse exchange reveals tension as a parent complains about a son's French horn playing driving people away. The other person minimizes the claim, saying the son was described as a tooter, not a teacher.
Men Have Greater Powers Than They Exhibit
Fragmentary note asserts people can achieve more than they currently do. text includes garbled phrases about credit and world impact. Limited readable content focuses on unrealized potential and vague financial or economic ideas.
Boston Herald Moves to New Plant at Tremont Mason Avery
The Boston Herald relocates after three years on Newspaper Row to a new plant at Tremont Mason Avery streets near the Common. The old facility proved too small and unreconfigurable, prompting the costly reconsideration of a complete rebuild versus relocation.
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Boston
Boston Herald
Tremont
Mason and Avery
The
Tremont and
Mason Sts
Fire Threatens Cottage As Forest Burns Near Fort Meadow
A forest fire on the north side of Fort Meadow attacked the woods and rode toward the Century club cottage at Fort Shadow Sunday. Century members and volunteers aided by Chief C. H. Andrews fought the blaze, burning about twenty five acres of sand as flames neared the back door. John P. McGee sustained blistered hands and E. F. McMahon wore singed eyebrows during the effort.
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Century Club
Fort Shadow
Owas
H. Andrews
Century Boys
Open Meeting of Highland City Association No 11
Highland City Association No 11 Stationary Engineers holds an open meeting in Good Templars hall Saturday evening May 7 7 30. C B Burteith of General Electric Boston will deliver an illustrated lecture on the Curtis Steam Turbine. Interested in steam and motive power are invited.
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Highland City Association
Good Templars Hall
C. B. Burteith
General Electric Co
Boston
Curtis
Nebegonga Boat Club elects officers at annual meeting
The Nebegonga Boat Club held its annual meeting on Tuesday night Electees include President J J Rafferty Vice President J Edward McGee Secretary treasurer Matthew M Lyons and executive committee D F Buckley J W OBrien W F Heffron and John F Kennedy
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Nebegonga Boat Club
J. J. Rafferty
J. Edward McGee
Matthew M. Lyons
D. F. Buckley
J. W. O'Brien
W. F. Heffron
John F. Kennedy
Bartenders Union Local Votes Funds to San Francisco Sufferers
The local branch of the Bartenders' union contributes 50 dollars to the local fund and votes to send 50 dollars to the National union for use in aiding San Francisco suffer- CTs.
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The
Bartenders’ Union
National Union
San Francisco
Suffer- Cts
Boston and Maine Railroad Timetable Highlights Oct 1905
The schedule lists Boston to South Acton Concord Junction Concord Maynard West Acton Gleasondale Hudson Marlboro and other stops with numerous departure times and Sunday runs. Through trains offer Pullman services and connections across Fitchburg Central Mass divisions.
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Java
Eave Boston
South Acton
Concord Junction
Concord
Maynard
West Acton
Gleasondale
Hudson
Whitman Cross
Marlboro
Marlbors
Centra Mass
Boston
Whitman's Cross
Weier
Fitchburg
Central Mass
A. m
Cae
N. Y
Taunton
Southboro
South Framingham
Northboro
Clinton
M. Marlboro
Leominster
Concord Maynard Hudson RY Co Time Table 1904
Schedule details the Concord Maynard and Hudson Street Railway operating from September 26 1904 with daily except Sunday services between Concord Hudson Maynard Sudbury Street Stow Center Gleasondale and Westvale Switch listing numerous times and termini. John W Odden superintendent notes Maynard telephone connections and special cars may be chartered.
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Concord, Maynard & Hudson ST. RY. CO
Concord
Hudson
Concord Junction
Westvaio
A. m
M. Maynard
Sudbury
P. Im.stow
M. Gleasondale
T Hudson
Sudbury Street
P. m. Maynari
P. m. Westvale
Westvale
A.m
P. m. Maynard
P. m. Gleasondalle
M. Hudson
Stow Ceprter
John W. Ocden
Bank Capital and Profits Over Two Hundred Thousand
Local bank notes capital and profits exceeding 200000 dollars. Cashier A Stevens proclaims ownership and proceeds. A garbled line references A Dyer and a fire or live poultry request with unclear meaning. The fragmentary text implies notices or ads mixed with names and brief claims.
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Williams
Phladelphia
Arthur Wise
Hudson Board OF Trade RE
Harold Parker
Lancaster
Bride
Groom
Ayer
OF Century Club
Fort Meadow
Boston & Maine Railroad
FAS
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
J. Flanders
En, Pass
Tk! Agt
Robton
Fayville
Framingham
Lowell
South
South Sudbury
Perience Tract Manns Desians
Copvmants &c
Scientific American
Danlere, Munn & Co
B.C
the Peoples National Bank
Marlborough, Mass
A. Stevens
Se. A. Dyer
Lve Gevlice
Nice
Marlborough Savings Bank
Oto
William JD. Hurdert
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