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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1906

Page

6

Boston & Worcester May Plan Summer Resort at White's Corner

Rumors say the Boston and Worcester Railway may develop a major summer resort at White's Corner near Boston and Worcester. Plans include a rustic theatre a dance hall and pleasure grounds with land purchases expected to finalize the project if rail officials obtain suitable parcels.

Boston & Worcester White's Corner EB P Shawer Boston Worcester Framing

Capture of Mexican Conspirators in Texas

United States marshals arrested at Del Rio four men charged with fomenting a revolution and supplying arms for revolutionistas who recently captured the officers of Jiminez Mexico and held the city until driven out by troops. The men led a plot to overthrow the Mexican government.

San Antonio Tex del Rio Jiminez Mex

Probate Court cites heirs in Faulkner estate Acton

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court orders the next of kin to show cause why the distribution of Howard E Faulkner s estate should not be made. The second account of administrator Howard B Emerson has been allowed and a distribution is sought before November 6, 1906 at Cambridge. Publication required in Acton Enterprise for three weeks and notification to known heirs seven days prior.

Howard E. Faulkner Acton Howard B. Emerson Cambridge Middlesex Acton Enterprise Charlies J. McIntire Esquire W. EB. Rogers

Moran Campaign Rallies Draw Big Crowd in Boston

The Democratic state ticket led by John B. Moran was ratified in a major Boston gathering that overflowed Faneuil Hall with two outdoor meetings. Moran suffered a fainting spell but recovered as he outlined policies attacking monopoly, expanding district attorney powers, and curbing lobbying.

Hoston Get John B. Moran Suffolk County Messrs Moran Williams Ach Massachusetts Moran Govenor Douglas Josiah Quincy Democratic State Committee Douglas Quincy Fitzgerald Guild Dana Senate Mr. Moran Mayor Fitzgerald G. F. Williams State House William J. Bryan William R. Hearst Hearst

Marlboro Local Notables and Business Movements

Marlboro residents engage in varied activity including John P. Mullen’s passing, home visits by J. P. Martin and Perry O’Leary, factory stocktaking at Diamond F, new theatre name Empire, and numerous visits and moves among residents such as Charles Berry’s Vancouver Rossland return and Louis Coombs estate transfer. Members attend meetings, hunting trips yield game, and club events fill weekends with social and civic notes.

John P. Mullen Medway Allie Howe Pleasant St J. P. Martin Webster Ifarold Simonda M. H. Ryan Liberty Stig Diamond F Ethel Frye Marlboro Janes Colleary Perry O'Leary Central St Newton Lower Falls Thomas Colleary Fort Wadsworth Staten Island Frank A. Ross Proctor Thomas Morgan Brockton Washington Henry Senecal Lynn Charles Berry Vancouver Rossland B. IC Fred Cole Southbridge Andrew Treacy Charles H. Stevens T. A. Coolidge Howl Ethel Proctor Townsend Elmst BE. W. Warren Boston Frank Welch Dart Express Co Thomas Jackson National Sailors Home Quincy Capt T. E. Jackson Lincoln St B. L. Pratt New York New Haven Manon Sterling Pelham

Probate Court Notices Emily Maria Sweetser estate

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex probate court issues citation for Emily Maria Sweetser estate of Concord. George P. Furber seeks letters testamentary without bond. Hearing in Middlesex on October 23, 1906 at 9 am. Publication in Concord Enterprise weekly for three weeks and notice to interested parties. Witness Charles J. McIntire. September 26, 1906.

Middlesex Emily Maria Sweetser Concord George P. Furber Cambridge Concord Enterprise Charles J. McIntire E* Quire

Mortgagee's sale of real estate in Concord Massachusetts

Public auction scheduled October 23 1906 at 2 PM for the westerly half of lot No 8 on Riverside Park Concord Massachusetts near Grovest Street and Mass Reformitory. Property subject to taxes and assessments. Auctioneer George G. of Concord Massachusetts.

Edward Nolden Boston Suffolk Commonwealth of Massachusetts Ellery T. Gilbert Cambridge Middlesex Riverside Park Concord Mass Grovest Mass Concord Junction George G Concord

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