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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1910
Page
7
Testimonies from Marlboro residents like Mrs. C A Pendlebury cite relief from kidney pains and backache after using Dean's Kidney Pills. First testimonial dated July 3 1905 with a renewal in July 1908 confirming permanent improvement. Sold by all dealers price fifty cents Foster Millburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the United States Remember the name Dean's and take no other.
Corrected timetable for N. H. & M. RAILROAD Old Colony Division shows departures from Marlboro to Boston Southboro Framingham and other points with listed times on weekdays and Sundays. Includes Boston to Northboro Fitchburg and Lowell routes, with arrival times at Marlboro and intermediate stops and night services.
Dividend payments are due on the third Wednesday of January and July. The policy outlines timing, eligibility, and procedures for distributing earnings to shareholders. Records show prior cycles completed without incident.
Boston mayor says he will submit a bill to legalize Sunday baseball and other harmless sports. He demands open playgrounds Sundays to keep boys from loitering on street corners and to foster community recreation. He also expands weekend access by ordering Saturday afternoon openings and asks the school committee to provide equipment.
Washington May 25 Captain Knapp chief hydrographer seeks more comet observations from navigators. Reports arrive by telegraph and cable and accumulate beyond the budget, all sent collect and challenging to curb. Queen Alexandra Plans Stay in England Despite Denmark rumors. Miners refuse to return to work defying conciliation board orders, 7000 Penn coal miners join in.
Rabbi Leon Magnes resigns from Temple Emanu in New York after a Passover sermon opposing the Union Prayer Book. He calls for old ritual and Bar Mitzvah, wider pew discounts, larger Sunday school effort, and adult history classes. He warns he will not seek re-election if the congregation objects. Magnes, 33, from Temple Israel Brooklyn, San Francisco native, Zionist figure.
Glenn H. Curtiss will attempt a water flight from Albany to New York with one stop under The World’s $10,000 prize terms. The challenge, set May 25, aims to complete the ambitious aeroplane voyage over the water.
An edict issued in Pekin on May 25 introduces national decimal coinage for China and ends provincial minting. The new denominations include dollar, 50 cent, 25 cent, and 10 cent coins in silver, plus 6 cent copper nickel cash coins.
London publisher Alfred Nutt died when his horse bolted a Seine river rig at Melun while he was traveling with an invalid companion. The boy companion was saved. Diaz denied death rumors. Mexican authorities report President Diaz in good health.
A clergyman marries a couple on the run after a party of prison officials reveal the groom is an escaped convict. The bride defends the match and later explains the romance led to a pardon and a generous gift from her father-in-law.
The timetable notes Sunday evening waits from Car Barn to Hudson with a 9 30 train from Boston. Saturday half hour cars run 2 PM to 8 PM until further notice. A special Maynard theatre car connects at Concord Depot with Express to Boston. Connections at Hudson link to Marlboro South Framingham and Worcester lines. Concord Junction trains connect to Boston and Lowell routes.
A Milford and Uxbridge rail fare may rise from five to six cents. Eight stained glass memorial windows were dedicated at Sutton Congregational Church. Leominster police conducted four liquor raids, arresting three violators. An 11 year old boy, Herbert Pickard, suffered five leg wounds from a collie attack. Spencer population projected around 7500. slight rise since five years ago. L. S. Starrett of Athol offers $1000 for Main Street grading and Mill River canal closure. Walsh sustains facial bruises from a fall after being tossed from a horse in Clinton. The former home’s revival in Hopedale to be led by Congressman Weeks with Notre Dame players Foley and others linked to baseball prospects. Westboro’s St. Luke’s Catholic Church reports debt paid off after Fr Cann’s tenure with substantial improvements totaling over $32,000 during 16 years. George Pelletier of Webster found unconscious beside the road after an apparent hit while walking Saturday night. treated by a milkman.
Advices from Hudson note Arthur Rockwell formerly of Rockwell and Allison Marlboro has sold his drug store block to J A Nesmith of Boston. H Stone closes dry goods business and will leave Medford. Lorman P Brigham, jeweler, is said to retire.
Dr. A W Bitting of Lafayette testifies in the benzoate of soda case that after inspecting about 40 ketchup factories over nearly three years he found excessive preservative use tied to poor sanitation. He argued that benzoate of soda at 0.1 percent is insufficient and that cleaner factories can produce shelf stable ketchup without artificial preservatives.
Wanted live fowl and chickens for sale or exchange for poultry five collie pups offered. Cash available. For details contact Dyer in Marl.
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