Marlboro News Highlights Local Visitors and Life
Marlboro residents report visits from relatives and guests including Noe Chartier of Lynn and George Mahoney of Holliston. Local workers and students travel between Worcester Boston and Manchester while new foreman Charles Champagne joins the Main street factory. The community also notes weddings, trips, and family movements alongside society notices and club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Winn
Salem
A. C. Simonds
John Frye
Pleasant St
Harvard
Noe Chartier
Lynn
Charles Andrews
E. A. Felton
Augustine Brodeur
Elm
Cross St
Whitlock Bird
R. W. Bird
William Holbrook
Russell St
Boston
A. L. Beauchamp
Pinehurst N. C
George Mahoney
Holliston
James P. Hutch
Charles Champagne
Main St
Annie Cassily
Rice & Hutchins
Polite Suspense as Parliament Opens Amid Czarist Tension
In St Petersburg on May 9 unrest grows over the new fundamental law as police crack down on a meeting of parliament members at the Economical Society. Guards disperse gatherings, 28 MPs sign protests, while liberals blame the government for distrust and claim the czar’s prerogatives are being narrowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Czar
Nicholas Palace
Palace of the Admiralty
Constitutional Democrats
Tauride
Witte
Council of the Empire
Economical Society
Ismailovsky Guard Regiment
M. Roditcheff
Roditcheff
Echo
National Assembly
Hudson Batting Feast As Hudsons Triumph Over Walthams 22 to 1
Bob Hillman pitched superbly for Hudsons while Luke Ryan and Hillman led the offense with a two bagger a three bagger and a home run. Billy Loughlin starred for Walthams with strong defense and baserunning but Hudsons surged ahead from the first inning and sealed the win with eight runs in the eighth.
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Hudsons
Waltham
Florence
Grounds
Howe
Clinton
Bob Hillman
Luke Ryan
Hillman
Ryan
Tasker
Hudson
Jimmie Ryan
Vincent
Tuttle
Billy Loughlin
Concord
Walthams
Hammond
Watch City Boys
Quirk
F. Ryan
J. Hurley
McDowell
L. Ryan
O'Malley
Gately
Tattle
Loughlin
Murray
Kyte
P Hurley
Gun
Balk
Charles Balcom
Chinese Boycott Wanes As Harm Seems Limited
May 9 report from Pekin states the boycott of American goods is waning with lingering suspicion and hostility but little damage done to American manufacturers or merchants.
Harbor Grain Stocks Rise in Buffalo Harbor
The harbor holds 2,850,000 bushels of grain as of May 9. It is announced no action will be taken against strikers using nonunion scoopers until next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Woolen and cotton mill workers receive wage raises
Ware Massachusetts May 0 reports C A Stevens and Co woolen mills raise wages by ten percent in all departments. Otis company cotton mills in Ware and Gilbertville also grant a ten percent increase to about two thousand workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
Mass
C. A. Stevens & Co
Otis Company
Gilbertville
Lynching Near Jackson Stirs City Tension
In Jackson Mississippi on May 9 a mob lynched a Black man named Bimmen about six miles from the city. The prisoner reportedly killed a horse during an earlier confrontation with Constable Hendricks and his companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Bimmen
Hendricks
Pipe leak blamed for $1500 fire at Apsley factory
Early Friday a fire in the centre of the Apsley rubber plant caused about $1500 damage to stock machinery and room interiors. Three night watchmen Ermon Chase Joseph Light and Thomas Allen operated a water line to halt spread while Allen crawled toward a leaking naptha pipe and suffered minor burns. The alarm was raised and the factory continued normal operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apsley Rubber
Ermon
Chase
Joseph Light
Thomas N. Allen
Thomas Allen
Mr. Allen
Mr. Chase
Mr. Light
Allen
Hudson Grange Confers Third and Fourth Degrees on 16
The Hudson Grange conferred the third and fourth degrees on 16 candidates at the regular meeting in Odd Fellows hall Monday night. About 200 were present with Marlboro Berlin Bolton and Acton visiting. District Deputy Herrick of Westboro attended. Refreshments followed the degree work. Miss Maggie Bentley takes Lon Woodard's place at the Touraine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Grange
Odd Fellows Hall
Marlboro
Berlin
Bolton
Acton
Herrick
Westboro
Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Sudbury Massachusetts
A mortgagee sale by Natick Five Cents Savings Bank based on a 1899 deed to George B Coolidge will occur May 26 1906 at 3 PM. The property in Sudbury Middlesex County is described as: bounded by M Keating land Worcester Road a Town Way and land formerly Walker. Cash payment of $200 due from the purchaser to the bank treasurer Frederick A Barton. Natick May 2 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Coolidge
Natick Five Cents Savings Bank
Middlesex Co
County of Middlesex
Sudbury
Middlesex
M. Keating
Worcester Road
Said Walker
Keating
Frederick A. Barton
Natick
Probate Court summons for Charlotte Chandler estate
We cite heirs and creditors of Charlotte Chandler late of Acton to appear in Lowell Probate Court May 15 1906 at 9 am to show cause why administration should not be granted to Susie O Chandler. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in Acton Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Charlotte Chandler
Acton
Susie O. Chandler
Lowell
Acton Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
Meeting of the Middlesex County selectmen in Cambridge
A record from Middlesex County noting a meeting at Cambridge on March 3, 1808. The document references a petition concerning widening and straightening certain common waters, with a judgment about common rights and possible armaments in the area. Clerk Roger H. Hurd signs as assistant.
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Viennas
Somiemenere
Cambrived
Enne
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Eri
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William Lynch
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Joseph Lapierre
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E. C. Dalrymple
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Rose
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George Chatterton
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The
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Warren Smith
Berlin Road
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Mainst
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R. I
Virgilio Multer
State Board of Dentistry
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Delphis Bourgeois
Manchester
Addie Fitzmaurice
Patrick McCabe
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National Guard
Eagle Fife and Drumv Corps
Thomas F. Williams
San Diego
Cal
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Williams
West Marlboro
Narcisse Rivard
Dramatic Club
St. Jean
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Arthur Doherty
Arthur
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John Doherty
Great Lake
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Patch
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Philadelphia
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Michigan Society of Colonial Wars
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