Laughable Wilder Congressional Boom Hailed in Gard
The Gard ner Journal mocks William H Wilder as a self styled but weak political aspirant for Congress in the district. It ridicules his mid road stance and past defeats, predicting his boom will collapse before the primaries.
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Gardner Journal
Wiliam H Wilder
Tirrell
Willam H. Wilder
Selectman
Bis
Boston
Wilder
Lodge
Foss
Wi Hnaam
Almanac Weather and Tides for New England
Almanac notes for Thursday September 6 show sunrise at 5 14 am and sunset at 6 1 pm with moonrise at 8 22 pm. High tides at 1 15 am and 1 45 pm. weather in New England expected to be fair with gradually rising temperatures.
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New England
Concord Junction Social Notes Highlight Regional Travel
Luther Franks Jr returns from a Maine vacation. Herbert Bass finishes a 15 day York Beach sojourn. Mrs. Frank Leader hosts Boston visitors. Outing of M. & P. association at Bass Point. Martha Brown of Sargentsville to stay with aunt Mrs. Luther Franks. Local families visit and attend church services with a communion day noted.
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Luther Franks Jr
Maine
Herbert A. Bass
York Beach
Mrs. Frank Leader
Boston
Chas. Libby
Mises Martha Brown
Sargentsville, Me
Luther Franks
Pollard Welcomes a 12 Pound Daughter in South Sudbury
In South Sudbury Mr and Mrs W A Pollard welcomed a 12 pound daughter Tuesday morning. The report also notes visits by Clifford B Burr and family and Arthur H Burr to their mother Mrs H G Burr over Sunday and Labor Day. Elsa B Bailey leaves for Petersham to take a school post. Col Kilbourne sustains ankle and foot burns from a lamp accident while at Raymond farms with gradual improvement.
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Clifford B. Burr
Arthur H. Burr
H. G. Burr
Elsa B. Bailey
Petersham
Agham Normal School
C. H. Cole
Sterling Camp Grounds
Somerville
D. B. Foster
Marion
Memorial Church
A. J. Kilbourne
Raymond Farms
To Let House with 10 Rooms and Improvements
For rent a house with ten rooms modern improvements, a large barn and ample land. Rent reasonable. Apply A C Hunter at Concord June on.
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Ay Cc. A. Hunter
Concord
Beached Cat Boat Tragedy Names Three Providence Men
Westport Massachusetts reports three bodies recovered after an overturned cat boat near Horseneck beach. The deceased are William Carroll 44 Edward Collins 50 and Walter Lacy 27 all from Providence. They had departed for a yachting trip to Vineyard Haven when a skiff capsized while reaching shore. The wrecked skiff and boat lay nearby.
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Westport
Mass
Horseneck Beach
William Carroll
Edward Collins
Walter Lacy
Providence
Vineyard Haven
Unknown man identified in Lowell death case
The unidentified man who died after a blow in Lowell was identified as William Dillon of North Andover. John Clancy faced assault charges, waived reading of manslaughter complaint, and was ordered to recognize $2100 bond as the case continued in police court.
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Lowell
Mass
William Dillon
North Andover
John Clancy
Clancy
Postoffice Robberies Decline In New England
Boston Sept 5 Robbers have had poor success this year in Maine says Lawrence Letherman head of the postal inspection service in New England. The article notes safes in some offices have been comparatively easy of access making them tempting targets rather than any larger sums of money.
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Boston
Maine
Lawrence Letherman
Postal Inspection Service
New England
Dynamite Blast In East Haven Quarry Kills One
An old unexploded dynamite charge planted in a East Haven quarry exploded when a steam drill touched it. One Italian laborer was killed and four others injured, one seriously. The charge had laid dormant for about a year.
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New Haven
East Haven
Sitteen
Che Reck
Auk Yacht Wins Marblehead Race Owned by Adams of Concord
The yacht Auk which won the Marblehead Labor Day race is owned and skippered by Charles Francis Adams 24 of Concord.
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Auk
Marblehead Labor Day
Charles Francis Adams
Concord
Advertised Letters Listing Names and Recipients
A catalog of names for advertised letters includes John H. Barthein Schuyler Blanch ard Wm B Chapman Edward Mayo Frank Zanienski Guy G Peffers C W Smith Miss L M Bartlett Mrs M L Brown Miss Martha Cosgrove Mrs Cullinan Mrs Charles Duncan Miss Jessie Ambar Mrs Mabelle H Lee Miss Rachel Lombard Miss Josephine Ormond Miss Matilda Nordberg Mrs Alice Thompson.
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John H. Barthein
Schuyler Blanchard
Wm. B. Chapman
Edward Mayo
Frank Zanienski
Guy
Peffers
C. W. Smith
L. M. Bartlett
M. L. Brown
Martha Cosgrove
Cullinan
Charles Duncan
Jessie Ambar
Mabelle H. Lee
Rachel Lombard
Josephine Ormond
Matilda Nordberg
Alice Thompson
Picture framing offered at one third less than Boston prices
Vi Post Office advertises picture framing services at about one third lower cost than Boston prices, highlighting affordable options for local customers.
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Boston
Boston graft letter targets Moran campaign funds
N T Schaeffer a Boston wholesale coal and oil dealer wrote to District Attorney Moran alleging campaign fund solicitation by Moran supporters. He urged grand jury action citing corrupt practices laws. Moran says Schaeffer will be called to reveal the alleged “friend” behind the proposal.
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Boston
N. T. Schaeffer
Moran
Centleman
Schaeffer
Young Man Dies In Park By Carbolic Acid
In New Haven on September 5 a young man, believed to be B Vietch, committed suicide by ingesting carbolic acid in Edgewood Park. He appears to be about 25 years old.
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New Haven
B. Vietch
Edgewood Park
Lumber mill fire destroys Dickie Co plant in Labrador
The Dickie company lumber mill at the headwaters of Hamilton Inlet Labrador was destroyed by fire. The mill had 42 lumbermen, recently sent by Labrador mail service. Loss pegged at 20 000 dollars.
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St. John
Dickie Company
Hamilton Inlet
Labrador
Quebec
Labrador Mail
Labor Day Field Day Draws Crowds and Races
Concord council K of C field day at fair grounds features top events including tug of war with Mt Benedict, horse and pony races, running and trotting heats, and a Gov Douglas cup. Mayor Fitzgerald spoke. three baseball games and a county petition hearing followed.
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Concord Council
K. of C
Mt. Benedict Councee
Concord
Concord Counci
John Hovey
M. Fleming
D. Sheehan
Edward J. Flannery
John McManus
Keoten
P. Lomy
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
Wilson
Monte Lou
Chetland
Annie Russell
Cabalist
Bonnie
Chamberlin
Toteayna
Runshaw
Dunbeath
A. Henry Higginson
Lincesoa
Dundee
Mardel
Bennett
Eels Dandy Boy, Bg (Kingsley) 2 2 3 Look Wilkes, Bg (Nate) 33 2 Nell Gwynne
Ies
Connors
Piazarlo
Kilkenny
Jack M
Clough
Dick K
Maker
Maud M
Perkins
Charlestown
Chelsea
Card of Thanks For Kindness After Bereavement
We thank friends who helped us after the death of our husband and father. Your sympathy and support are deeply appreciated during this sorrowful time.
Devoe Paint Ad Promotes Superior Wear and Savings
A Concord letter urges exclusive sale of a sweeter sugar like Devoe paint. It argues Devoe is twice as sweet as competitors and lasts longer, saving labor and material costs. The sender, F. W. Debob & Co of New York, pitches lower long term costs and higher value to dealers.
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Towle & Kent
Concord
Mass
Devoe
F. W. Devob & CO
New York
Maynard Selectmen Seek Alteration Limits on Public Security
The Maynard selectmen request guidance on altering a public access measure without abolishing it. They argue the change is necessary for security and convenience and urge the Middlesex commissioners to prescribe the manner and limits of the alteration. Lucius H. Maynard signs the note with S. P. J. of Maynard.
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Maynard
Julio
Middlesex Sioners
Lucius H. Maynard
Probate Court summons on absentee estate in Sudbury
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex Probate Court cites Rosie J Haynes the absentee with property in Sudbury. Myra L Cummings, receiver, applies for first account and distribution to next of kin. court to convene September 25 1906 at 9 am in Bridge Middlesex. Public notice to be posted and mailed to the absentee.
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Commonwealth’ of
Massachusetts
Middlesex
Cambridge
Maynard
Fitchburg
Boston and Maine Railroad Pany
View
Maynard Enterprise
Marlboro
Theo
C. Hurd
Attest
Chas. G. Whitman
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Rosie J. Haynes
Rosa J. Haynes
Sudbury
Sale
Myra L. Cummings
Bridge
Sudbury Enterprise
Generr
Rae
Charles J. McIntire
W. EB. Rogers
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Albert Vanderhoof
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Concord Junction
F. H. Watson
M. & P. Asso
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Bass Point Thursy
B. W. Blossom
Wayne
George Burbank
Hudson
Florence King
Boston Harness Co
Waltham Watch Factory
Lenora
Theresa Wollerschied
M. Percy Blodgett
Annie
Ethel G
W. W. Blossom
Plymouth
Union Church
Helen Leighton
South
W. A. Pollard
Concord Locas
Court of Chancery
North American Copper Company
Bergen
Stensiand
Bome
Chicago
the Tribune
Tangier
Paul Stensiand
Milwaukee Avenue Bank
Hering
Theodore
Calcutta
The
Golden Bengal
Chinsura
Holyoke
Connecticut River
Robert H. Baldwin
Paul Farnsworth
Baldwin
Farnsworth
Kited Himesis
Concord Council, K. OF Gc
Innings
Medford
McDonald
Hughes
Williams
P. McHugh
Nnings
W. McDermott
Hughler
Phair
J. Connolly
Arlington
Maher
Kelly
Bulger
Kenna
McHugh
Eaton-Hurleut Stationery
H. S. Richardson
Anthony J Doherty
Xattorney-At-Law
Monument Hall
Tod P. m. O
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