Postal savings banks in Great Britain inspire plans for US
The British annual report shows 8.5 million depositors and $715 million saved in the year. Deposits can start at a shilling, earn 2 percent yearly on pounds, with limits of 250 dollars per year and 1,000 dollars per account. The system’s security comes from government backing and extensive branch networks. It suggests a US postal savings bank could work similarly.
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Great Britain
United Kingdom
Hill Urges Pacific Trade Route Via Puget Sound
James J. Hill argues that American Asia trade will grow first through Pacific routes to Puget Sound. He notes Asia's vast population and cites cotton trade growth, urging expanded waterway and railway facilities. He also cites Isthmian canal value but favors Mississippi river improvements, while Mont Pelee devastates Martinique.
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Earth
Orient
Puget Sound
Bill
St. Louis
Mr. Hill
Isthmian Canal
Roosevelt Hailed Amid Dust and Disorder in New Hampshire
President Roosevelt toured New Hampshire reaching The Weirs for the G A R encampment. A crowded platform, dust, and militia bands framed the event. A chaotic luncheon followed with improvised service and heckling by vendors as the president spoke.
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Roosevelt
New Hampshire
Newbury
N. H
New York World
G. A. BR
Jordan
A. D. Saundaman
Teddy Roosevelt
Rough Rider
Ferry Bridge to Ease East River Passenger Flow
A proposal in Electrical Age discusses a shore to shore ferry bridge as a solution for congested East River crossings. Louis A. Risse endorses a transborder concept, citing Ferdinand Arnodin and Paris exposition ideas as feasible for attaching to the Brooklyn or East River bridges.
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East River
Louis A. Risse
New York City
Rouen
France
M. Arnedin
Seine
Mr. Risse
Brooklyn Bridge
Horse Runs Away With Calden’s Cart In Marlboro Night
Edgar Calden, a Marlboro blacksmith, was thrown from his two wheel road cart when his bay horse bolted after frightened children on the Fort Meadow causeway. The horse trotted through town before being corralled by George Peters near R. B. Lewis’s residence. Calden was uninjured aside from a shake up. harness broken and the horse bruised.
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Edgar Calden
Marlboro
Washington St
School St
Wood St
Felton St
Lincoln St
R. B. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
George Peters
A Parson's Noble Act Endorses Electric Bitters
Rev J Budlong of Ashaway R1 testifies to a long relief from jaundice and liver troubles after using Electric Bitters. The tonic is praised for curing liver kidney and stomach issues, with testimonials from Concord Northboro Hudson and Maynard pharmacies promoting its benefits.
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J. Budlong
Ashaway
R. 1
Burdett
Concord Churches and Local Worship Schedule
A list of church services across Concord detailing congregations including Trinitarian Congregational First Parish Unitarian Trinity Church Protestant Episcopal and Scandinavian M E Church. It lists pastors service times Sunday school hours and Friday prayer or close meetings.
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Concord Churches
Trinitarian Congregational
George A. Tewksbury
First Parish Unitarian
Toren B. Macdonald
Young People’s Guild
Trinity Church Protestant Episcopal
Henry King Hannah
Scandinavian M. E. Church
Charles H. Johnson
Maynard Churches Schedule and Clergy Listings
Congregational Methodist and Episcopal church timetables for Maynard with pastors Rev Chas H Washburn Rev W F Lawford and Rev Arthur Bradford Paineu. Service times Sunday school Holy communion and church activities listed for each church including St George's St Bridget's and nearby West Acton schedule notes.
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Chas. H. Washburn
W. H. Gutteridge
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Amory Maynard
Herman
ST. George's Episcopal Church
Arthur Bradford Paineau
Martin, Ass
Bridget’s R. C
J. A. Crowe
M. Wests
West Acton
Lodge Meeting Schedule By Fraternal Order
Foresters meet on first and third Mondays, Companions of Forest on the second and fourth Mondays. Red Men meet on first and third Tuesdays. A O U W on the second and fourth Tuesdays. Aynard Lodge No 131 I G O F meets every Wednesday. No 54 D of K holds meetings on first and third Thursdays.
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Rn Companions of Forest
Red
Aynard Lodge
D. of K
Also Mentioned on This Page
VHE Enterprise
Postal Savings Banks
James J. Hill
Mont Pelee
Martinique
Public Library of
Cleveland
Brary Board
Edward W. Horn
Mr. Horn
Warren Goodale
Clinton
Mase
Fatr
Bostock's
Rane
Leon
Royal Toto
Marvelous Marsh
Hudson
L. D. Carpenter’s
Wood Square
E. F. Worcester
Post Office
L. W. Hudson’s
Main Street
Morse & Bigelow
Lincoln Street
South Boro
Burdett & Barnard’s
Salem Cadet Band
America
Southboro
Woods
Charles Vinals
James Corcoran
The
Custom House
Boston
H. E. Stowe Hose Company
W. G. Locke
Waltham
Daniel Staples
New Congregational Church
Anthony Bowen
Magorty
John Lapine
St. Michael’s Church
Lapine
St. Michael'’s Church
Edward Welch
Scally
Welch
Mentzer
Boulton
Hudson Department Store
Concord, Maynard and Hudson
From In Street
Mansion House
Chase Building
Cundall
F. E.poor
Concord Junction
H.E. French
Hudson, Mass
J. E. Rice
Concord Junction R. R
Res Formatory
L. C. Carberg
J. Kulchar
New
York
Barber Walden Street
Simeon Goldberg
Fiz
Cofe
Geo. S. Whitney
Concord Junction, Mass
Concord
Arnold
Martin
Main
W. Powers
Concord Junction Church
W. Wi
Maynard Churches
Congregational Church
W. F. Lawford
L. D. Wilson
Epworth League Meeting
R. W. Eascer
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