Vaccination talk and season greetings in a jumbled notice
The column blends health notes and local whimsy, citing a New York doctor on tubercle in milk, sympathy for Wilhelmina, and a hopeful note on summer. It mentions Roosevelt appointing two Bay State colored justices of the peace, Ellen Stone’s release talks, and a Worcester Marlboro streetcar mishap. It also covers highway funding bids in Worcester county towns and a Marlboro proposal to center roads to benefit more residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marlboro
Roosevelt
Booker Washington
Bay State
Justices of the Peace
Washington, D. C
Worcester & Marlboro
Worcester
Worcester County
Boylston
Croker defies slander in wartime Tammany clash
Richard Croker challenges clergy and opponents to prove claims of theft and corruption. He asserts Tammany Hall faced hostile sermons and asserts city government was clean under scrutiny. Tim Sullivan supports Croker as Tammany leads push to win next municipal election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany Organization
New York
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Mr. Croker
Tadvar
Republians
Tammany
Albay
Water Department
Tim Sullivan
Croker
Atay
Max
Sudbury Notes and Local Happenings
Sudbury residents report florists showcasing chrysanthemum specimens and the new Sudbury residence of David Marshall on South street has its frame raised and partially boarded. Edwin A. Powers suffers a severe rheumatic condition while poultry raisers prepare for the Middlesex Fanciers exhibition in South Framingham in early December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Marshall
South l
New Sudbury
Middlesex Fanciers’ Association
South Framingham
Narrow Escape From Tree Accident Lands Man in Hospital
James Colter of Maynard narrowly escaped death when a felled oak pinned him under a large tree in a Sudbury Center area and left him unable to free himself. He suffered chest injuries with multiple fractures and was taken to a Maynard hospital for treatment after help arrived from a Wayland doctor and local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harsffield F. Krode
Hartford
Mdical
Blevu Hospital
James Colter
Maynard
James B
Bet
Sudbury Center
Mia
Golter
Ids
Wayland
Conductor Overcomes Long Catarrh After Cure
Jousiah Bacon, a P. W and B R conductor, suffered catarrh for years. He read about Geo H Hearn’s cure in a Brazilian palm circular and tried the Bain. Initial months showed little change, but after six months his condition fully recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jousiah Bacon
Geo. H. Hearn
Hearn
Hearp
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Po Creed Ince
Turkey
Wilhelmina
Princeton
Bounds
Yale
Munsey
Washington Times
The
Journal of Education
New York City
Vermont
Washington
Dickinson
Ellen Stone
Massachusetts
Middlesex
Paonate Court
Albert Moulton
Acton
Huldah Maniton
Cam
Acton Enterprise
J. MeIntire
H. Folsom
Adaline Patterson
Elm Street
Concord Junction
Samuel King Jr
County of
Ayer Ae
Ida A. King
Adm
Challenge
New York, New Haven
London
London County Council
Strand
Brooklyn Bridge
Kansas City
Tambyn & Tamblyn
Livestock Commission
Will'am
Heese
Mondovi
Wis
First National Bank
Prof
Sainals
Sudbury
Atherton W
Sudbury Florists
Edwin A. Powers
Seuss
Long Coats Raglans
Oxford Grays
W. B. Case
Montana
Dorothy
ENE
Pactain
Rann
Cold Coin ' Ue
Dorota
CORUM
Uaang
Nellie
Lonanza
Granite Mountain
Consolidated
Thurlow Weed Barnes
Broadway
Samuel Kaplan
Loewe
Whitney & Noll
Prop
J. F. Gannon & Co
Lorwes’ Block
T. H. Grady
Ynard
Sterling
Crawford
B. F. Townsend
Nescrs
Meymora
Gove the Baker
Maynard, Mass
Walter B. Currier
Maynard’s Block
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