Eclectic Hudson Labor Day Amid Gallery of Local Feats
The Tribune urges restraint as the silver senators speak and the Hudson Labor Day parade, led by Laster's Protective union, showcases town support with near full business turnout. Northboro weighs Assabet pollution by Westboro. action in courts may follow if the state health board delays. Congressman Apsley pushes for a Fitchburg post office and a slate of public buildings. Morse gains a favorable committee assignment aiding Brockton and Taunton public building plans near completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Laster’s Protective Union
Enterprise
Northboro
Westboro
State Board of Health
Apsley
Fitchburg
Massachusetts
Morse
Committee of Public Buildings
Brockton
Taunton
Printer's Curious Theft Exposed in Bond Fraud
The Cincinnati Hamilton and Indiana Railroad bond 4319 issued 1903 with 7 percent interest was stolen by Chicago printers. M A Reed forged officers’ signatures to collect $1,435 in interest over 20 years. Reed claimed bond was with A Brewer, now under arrest. suspects to be returned to Cincinnati for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, Hamilton,and Indiana Railroad Company
Cincinnati
New York
Compeiny
Forquer Street
Chicago
A. Brewer
Central Station
A. Special
Brewer
M. A. Reed
Reed
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Eastern capitalists eye electric canal along Grand Canyon
A party tied to the Santa Fe railroad surveys the Grand canyon of the Colorado river seeking to lay a 600 mile electric cable over the river. Power would drive stall boats in scenic canyons with cliffs over two miles high. Surplus power might pump river water to mesa lands for irrigation transforming desert into garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Grand Canyon of
Colorado
Black Canyon
Massachusetts
San Francisco Chronicle
Alligator Trouble Sparks Town Pursuit by Bob Vorus
Bob Vorus and ten boys target alligators destroying fish and pigs as they patrol the dull summer months. The latest catch weighed about 400 pounds and measured 9 feet, aged 47 by tail ring. A discovery in a cold storage included a pipe and boots, hinting at a missing fisherman.
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Bob Vorus
Bob
Lumpkin Independent
Maynard and Acton Echo Civil War Reunion Observations
The Maynard and Acton communities report quiet Labor Day scenes and note plans for a World’s Fair trip. Local notices include postmaster assist, a resignation, family visits, and a Riverside Co operative store gain of 961.15 dollars August 1893 over the prior year. A boy dies from poison fly paper, and schools open with a new principal and class counts. A reunion of Civil War veterans in Acton features officers named and a meal at Monument Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Wilkinson
Jobh Sunderland
South Acton
Cora Cheney
C. H. Persons
John Manley
Bellows Falls
Marlboro
Marlboros
Maynards
Mr. Galger
William Priest
Thanking neighbors for kindness after bereavement
Sincere thanks from Mrs. Joan Turner and Fairy Maynard for the many acts of kindness shown during their bereavement. They wish the same kindness be returned to those who aided them, with best wishes for help in their own hour of need. Sept. 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Turner
Maynard
A D Russell Promotes Dry Goods and Building Lots
Cash sales and low prices offered on dry goods at A D Russell. Building lots for sale on Linden and Tremont streets. Inquire of C H.
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A.D. Russell's
Linden and
Tremont Streets
C. H. Persons
Local Folks At Monument House And Labor Day Activities
Miss Brown of Grafton visits the Monument House while Mrs. H. E. Bean returns from Nova Scotia. Arthur Taylor and Miss Hamilton of Lowell attend town events on Labor Day. The school opens with Miss Susie Conant guiding students as Miss Edyth Flagg resumes Framingham normal studies. The Sixth Massachusetts volunteers hold a reunion and form an association after 30 years. Captain Luke Smith leads a civic gathering as the granite monument honors town soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Bean
Nova Scotia
Arthur Taylor
Miss Hamilton
Lowell
Labor Day
Alice Wright
Ella Wright
Miss Talcott
Boston
Viola Tuttle
William Wilde
Allan Wilde
Wylie Burns
Edward Dixon
Chamberlain
Susie Conant
Co. E. Sixth Regiment
Mass
Luke Smith
Marlboro Notes of Travel and Local Life
John A Brewin travels to New York while The Preston hotel in Frye building opens. Many residents visit expositions, fairs, and parks including Columbian and worlds fairs in New Hampshire and Canada. Local movers include village visits, resignations, weddings, and sidewalk upgrades on School street.
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John A. Brewin
New York
Frye
Preston
David W. Ingalls
New Hampshire
George A. Howe
George F. Nelson
Portland
Maynards Triumph Over Marlboros In Fast Baseball
Maynard hurler Callahan held Marlboro to a tough effort with sharp curves and solid fielding by Kenney O'Brien Bemis and Quinlan. Marlboro Y M C A defeated Hudson Y M C A on their grounds with Stronach and Lewis powering Marlboro, while Buckley benefits missions and local schedules note.
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Callahan
Marlboros
Fitchburg
Maple Street
Kenney
O’brien
Bemis
Quinlan
Maynards
Mill Town
Marlboro Y.M.C. A
Hudson Y. M. C. A
Lewis
Marlboro
Stronach
Hudson
Morrissy
Francis
McNally
Brault
Millay
Bond
Clinton
Buckley
Holmes
Maynard
Indianapolis
Marlboro Cranks
Clinton Athletics
Prospect Street
St. Annes
Naticks
Hine
M. E. Fitzmorris
Natick
AB. R
A. Larkin
W. Fitzmorris
Carl
M. Fitzmorris Connor
Smith
A Kelly
H. Bemis
Ioggzin
O'Brien
P Kenney
Dugan
Rf Moore
Stumpf
Larkin
Connor
Enney
Fitzmorris
Carleton
Gauthier
E. Morrissy
Stith
I.f
Murphy
Bona
Fuller
SM. C. A
M. CG. A
Cannon
M.Y
C. A
Hay
M. GA
Madden
McNall
McNally Millay
Cutter
T. Buckley
McCarthy
Bucklin’s Arnica Salve Ad Promises Money-Back Satisfaction
Ad promotes Bucklin’s Arnica Salve as a universal cure for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions. Guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. 25 cents per box. Sold by B F Johnson & Sons Maynard and J C Friend Concord.
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B. F. Johnson & Sons
Maynard
J. C. Friend
Concord
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Tribune
Luther H. and
Irene Peters
iIt
Tuttle
Aaron Handley
Colonel Jones
Old Sixth Regiment
Offiers
Offiers : President, Dr. Hutchins
Littleton
Aaron C. Handley
Frank H. Whitcomb
Aaron S. Fletcher
Acton
John S. Hartwell
Robert
Wayne
S. G. Brown
William Chaplin
George L. Sawyer
Harvard
M. S. Page
A. A. Knight Melrose
Handley
Acton Centre
Miss Brown
Grafton
Monument House
B. T. Warner
Sutton
Cyrus Brigham
Crescent Park
A. C. Simonds
Keene, N. H
Alfred Tebo
Durand
Whitman
F. W. Riley
Rochdale
Joseph F. Cosgrove
Saratoga
Harry Cartwright
Cotting Avenue
E. Beaudreau
Jonas Gregoire
Canaad
Lillian B. Perry
Cottage City
W. A. Forrester
Athol
A. K. Rice
I Main Street
Forrester
Grace Sawtelle
Waltham
School Street
Maud Pratt
S. B. Pratt
South Weymouth
Harry L. Chase
E. F. Hayward
Tiverton
R. I
Owl Cycle Club
Father Daigneault
J. S. Stevens
Vineyard
Eunice E. Stevens
Vineyard Haven
Dan Buckley
Nishings
Maynard, Mass
C. D. Holmes
Dr. Stetson
W.B. Case
Maynard’s Block
N. B
Bucklin
Arnica
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex, Is
Probate Court
John Turner
Eliza Turner
Cambrige
Middlesex
Maynard. Enterprise
Itness
George M. Brooke
Esquire
W.E. Rogers
Asst. Register
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