Concord Maynard Hudson Street Railway petition hearing notice
Notice: a hearing is set before the Concord Board of Selectmen at Town Hall on Monday November 15 at 8 PM regarding the Concord Maynard Hudson Street Railway Companys request to relocate tracks on Main Street near the South Bridge and alter approaches as shown, under Acts of 1906 and amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen of
T.e Town of
Concord
Town Hall
P.M. Murray Ballou
Horach Tuttle
A. Shattuck
Town of
Concord, Maynard & Hudson Street Railway Company
Concord & Clinton Street Railway Company
Main
Said Street Railway Company
Board of Road Commissioners
Concord & Clinton Street
Advertising progress traced at Indi anapolis journal reform
A brief note from the Indianapolis Journal notes the advertising field advancing with new approaches and evolving methods, highlighting progress in campaigns and placements within the local media landscape.
Father Johns Medicine Tonic Claim
An advertisement urges readers not to rely on liquor or patent cures for exhaustion and weakness. It promotes Father Johns Medicine as a pure nourishing tonic for throat and lung troubles, noting it contains no alcohol or injurious drugs and has been in use for fifty years.
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John
Marlboro tenor Dufault to sing in Woonsocket concert
Paul C W Dufault a famed New York City tenor will perform in Woonsocket Rhode Island on Thanksgiving. A number from this city is expected to attend the event. Mrs Hattie Sadler of Hudson visits her sister Mrs Susan Lawrence Norwood Street. Adolphe Lizette Sr Frye Street is visiting friends in Salem. Albert Bertrand son of Mr and Mrs Joseph A Bertrand Broad Street was taken to Worcester City Hospital for appendicitis operation and is doing as well as could be expected.
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Paul C. W. Dufault
New York City
Woonsocket
R. I
Hattie Sadler
Hudson
Susan
Lawrence
Norwood St
Adolphe — Lizette — Sr
Frye St
Salem
Albert . Bertrand
Joseph A. Bertrand
Broad
Worcester
Gaynor Wins In New York Leads Tammany Defeat Across Offices
William J. Gaynor won the New York mayoralty by a large plurality amid a broader Tammany decline. The slate for city posts including Comptroller and Board of Aldermen favored Fusion and reform candidates, with Republicans gaining seats in the New York Assembly.
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Gaynor
New York
New York City
William J. Gaynor
Democrat
William A. Prendergast
Fusion
Board of Aldermen
John P. Mitshell
Manhattan
George McAneny
Bronx
Cyrus CG. Miller
Brooklyn
Alfred I. Steers
Queens
Lawrence Gresser
Richmond
George Cromwell
Sherif
John J. Shea
Tammany Hall Loses Control of City Spending Board
Over the next four years New York City will spend about a billion dollars under a board composed of a Tam many Hall backed slate and Republican fusion allies. The board of estimate and apportionment has sixteen votes with varying bloc weights, reducing Tammany’s direct grip. The surge of shifts includes Sheriff and district attorney races, with Christie Sullivan and George G Battle mentioned, while Whitman defeats a Tammany rival. Tammany ends with a mayor and board at odds with the party, losing strong posts.
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Tammany
Sheriff's Office
District Attorney's Office
County Register
New York City
Board of Aldermen
Fusion
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bronx
Queens
Richmond
Tammany Hall
Board of Estimate
Christie Sullivan
Christie
Sticp
Shea
Ofice
George G. Battle
Charles S. Whitman
Whitman
Wood
James J. Hagan
County ‘Register
Secretary of the United States Treasury
Maryland Republicans gain as disfranchisement amendment loses
Maryland voters shift to the Republicans with strong gains and defeat of the disfranchisement amendment. Baltimore returns show a majorit y against the amendment of over 10 000. P J Schoolfield likely defeats Democrat John T Moor for Worcester County state senate. The drive to curb Black political influence centers on a grandfather clause and educational test, while white voters are protected by another clause.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Baltimore City
P. J. Schoolfield
John T. Moor
Senate
Worcester County
Moor
Smith
Republicans Defeat Philadelphia District Attorney Candidate
Incomplete Pennsylvania returns show Republican gains and Democratic progress. D. C. Gibboney loses as Samuel P. Rotan is reelected district attorney by about 50 000. Jeremiah Stober and A E B Sisson win state offices with large pluralities as Democrats gain locally.
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Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Navy
Pennsylvania
L. Munson
Justice of the Supreme Court
Robert Moschzisker
D. C
Jeremiah A. Stober Or. Lancaster
A. EB. Sisson
Erie
Shank Wins Indianapolis Mayoral Race Defeating Gauss
Samuel L. Shank Republican was elected mayor of Indianapolis defeating Charles A. Gauss who faced brewing interests backing. Temperance issue dominated city elections statewide amid charges of brewer support for Gauss. Tom Taggert opposed Gauss and campaigned for Shank.
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Indianapolis
Samuel L. Shank
Charles A. Gauss
Gauss
Tom Taggert
Democratic National Committee
Mayor Tom Johnson Loses Cleveland Election to Baehr
Cleveland voters defeat Mayor Tom L. Johnson, longtime city leader and 3-cent streetcar advocate, by about 3300 as Republican Herman C. C. Baehr wins the mayoralty. Republicans also gain control of most city council seats, signaling traction policy action after eight years of conflict. In a separate Pittsburg report, Mrs. William Marlow and her four children die in a home fire near Mount Hope Cemetery.
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Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
Herman C.C. Baehr
Johnson
Baehr
Pittsburg
William Marlow
Mount Hope Cemetery
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Maynard
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Nason
Maynard, Mass
A.P. Simpson
Ceaters
Jennie S. Deane
Nason Street
A. G. Ziegler
W. J. Gaynor
O. T. Barnard
W. R. Hearst
Ind
Fourteenth Street
Charles F. Murphy
Richard Croker
Moscow
Waterloo
New York Assembly
Albany
New York State
Trent
Boston Hos
Indiana
Jersey City
H. O. Wittpen
Fagin
United States
Kean
New Jersey
Tom Johnson
S Waterloo
River View
River View Laundr
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Junction
Alexander Gibson
Bedford Coal and Grain
Bedford, Mass
Agent Loewe
L. N. Fowler
F. E. Harris
Bedford St
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
McCarron
Ard
Chas. S. Hunt
South
Sudbury
P. McColgan
Spencer Ave
Chelsea, Mass
Boston &Albany
Boston & Maine
Charles Parker Tugkar
Attorney At Law
Chase
Hudson, Mass
Matthew Steinman
Grant St
Joseph Kulscar
Waldenst
William J. Bulger
Cambridge
Hudson and Vicinity
F. H. Bryant
GEN. Agt
5. R. Garland
Nard, Mass
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