Marlboro Notes On People At Home And Absent
Marlboro residents and visitors are reported from Boston to Shelton Conn. Patrons include Dr. R. O. Clark, H. M. Chamberlain, Charles Whitney, Virgilio Multer, Philip Burke, R. H. Beaudreau, and many others. Local scenes cover factory work, vacations, schooling, and social visits with base ball pictures, Foresters dining, and campus moves at Dartmouth and Mt. Holyoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Harry Brigham
Boston
R. O. Clark
South Shore
Patrick Slattery
Brigham Factory
Hudson
H. M. Chamberlain
Charles F. Whitney
Melrose
George Scott
Pear St
Miss Mary
S. Rice
Pleasant St
Shelton
Conn
Virgilio Multer
Chautauqqua
Philip J. Burke
White Mountains
Terrible Typhoon Strikes Hong Kong Causes Massive Loss
A sudden typhoon hit Hong Kong on September 19, causing widespread destruction and heavy loss of life. Harbor shipping suffered extensive damage with vessels wrecked along the waterfront and streets flooded with debris. Estimated damage reaches at least $17,000,000 and the tally of deaths remains uncertain though natives bore the heaviest toll. British officials began relief efforts while Americans reported no fatalities or injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Pearl River
Naval Water Carnival Features Battleship Alabama Prize
The Splendid Aquatic Festival in Bar Harbor Maine showcased floats from the North Atlantic fleet. The water parade circled the warships with the Alabama winning the prize for most elaborate display Neptune driving a mermaid lined white sea shell float.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
Alabama
Neptune
Mysterious street shooting wounds Burlington man
In Burlington Vermont on September 19 a stranger shot Joseph Manning on a street as friends said good night to Manning and Miss Ida Guyette. Manning was wounded in the abdomen but expected to recover. The attacker fled and remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Vt
Joseph Manning
Manning
Ida Guyette
Body of man found with two bullet wounds in Allston
In Allston Boston authorities discovered the body of an unknown man last night. He appears about 35 years old, well dressed, and police incline to believe death was self inflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Allston
First Church of Christ, Scientist Granted Permit to Build
Providence reports the inspector of buildings has issued a permit for the First Church of Christ, Scientist to construct a two story church. The planned building measures 92 by 2 feet with a lantern dome rising about 145 feet above ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Inspector of Buildings
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Mutiny Warrants Dismissed Against Bath Sailors
Commissioner Garrett dismissed mutiny warrants against six crew members of the Bath Maine schooner Grace A. Martin. The men have returned aboard as the vessel remains in Hampton Roads. The defense argued they refused to work in rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Garrett
Grace A. Martin
Bath
Hampton Roads
No Attempt on Witte's Life Denied
Sept 17 Count Witte, treated for nasal polyps, denies an anarchist Rosen attempted to kill him. Witte has retreated from Russian public life and is not seen as a terrorist target according to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homburg
Count Witte
Rosen
Witte
Hudson Nathan Russell Death of Hudson's Respected Citizen
Nathan Russell a War Veteran and active worker among his comrades died at his home on Russell street Sunday morning after a nearly two year illness. He suffered a spine injury from a fall two years ago and declined in health, leading to his final bed confinement. The report notes a community tribute to his service and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Ricard
Foster Market
Mildred Munsey
Swampscott
Rachel Claftin
Park St
Munsey
Mt. Holyoke College
Mike” O'Toole
Manchester
Pat” O'Toole
Marlboro Nine
Nathan Russell
Hudson
Russell
Mr. Russell
Hudson Pioneer Russell Dies After Long, Active Life
The obituary recalls Mr. Russell born in Wayland who moved to Hudson at age 12, learned carpentry, married Fannie Day in 1859, and served in F Company 13th Massachusetts Vols. He fought in the Civil War, wounded at the Wilderness, and held public roles in Hudson including health board secretary, town meeting participant, and charity work with Reno Post. He left three daughters, a son Landon of Boston, two brothers, two granddaughters, and a great-grandchild. Also notes a 1878 Hudson baseball visit to Clinton, featuring Jimmie Ryan and Paddy Sullivan’s remarkable fence-leaping catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Russell
Wayland
Hudson
Clinton
Fannie C. Day
Russel
Reno
Relief Corps
Russell
Boston Memorial Association
Old North School Association
Hudson Lodge I. O. O. F
Health Board
Winnie Patrie
Sadie M. Campbell
Clara H. Burbank
Boston
Charles
Maynard
Concord Junction
Henry Price
Flossie Blossom
Wayne Blossom
Jimmie Ryan
Murphy
Stoneham
E. 8
Locke
Ed Taylor
McGeachy
Ryan
Paddy
Wilder of Gardner Talks to Hudson Republicans
William H Wilder of Gardner visiting Hudson for an auto tour met with the Republican town committee in the court room. An icy reception greeted him yet he spoke for nearly an hour and left a favorable impression despite committee members feeling his bid was mistaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilder
John Lynch
William J. Mann
Wilders
Ness
William H.wilder
Gardner
4Th
Hudson
Republican Town Committee
Fast Driving Crash in Marlboro Sends Two Youths to Gutter
Two young men from Marlboro met a Friday afternoon accident at the corner of Brigham and Chapin streets. Their buggy wrecked and horse injured, they escaped hurt while bystanders helped, horse taken to Walter Goodrich’s barn and owner F. A. McGill notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Chapin St
Brigham and
Chapinsts
Park St
Riverside Track
Brigham St
Walter Goodrich
F. A. McGill
Hudson
Local residents note weekend greetings in area towns
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Marco died Sunday, family gathering in Lowell. Albert Plouff returned Sunday from a week in Nova Scotia. Cornelius Cronin of Milford, a former resident, visited Hudson. John EB Keefe of Boston stayed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Keefe on O Neil Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Marco
Lowell
Albert Plouff
Nova Scotia
Cornelius Cronin
Milford
Hudson
John EB. Keefe
Boston
T. J. Keefe
O'Neil St
Busy coat dealers and local trades in Marlboro notes
The item lists numerous residents and movements in Marlboro including Burhoe at Maynard, Jewett visiting, Wentzell back to jobbing, Lynch at Michael Burke’s, Hudson ill with typhoid, and others shifting work from factories to new jobs. It reports on factory hires, school enrollments, a fur nace sale, dance plans, rail line results, and civic notices as residents travel, study, or engage in local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Informe
Burdett’s College
Boston
Wiss Marle Nock
Main St
Simmons School For Girls
Joseph Keeley
Middlesex
Edward Collins
South St
Bryant & Stratton
Business College
Boston & Worcester
Hudson
Crystal Club
Preston Hall
Walter S. Goss
Windsor House
D. Pontbriant
Fall River
Louis Boudreau
Cutting St
Catherine O'Brien
Washington St
Richard Murphy
Austin McConnell
Alex McConnell
Vine St
James Hennessy
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Marlboro City Hospital
Niagara Falls Aerie
Marlboro Aerie
A. B. Bruce
New York
Newark
N. J
Lake Ontario
Main
East Main Streets
BE. F. Houghton
J. E. Warren & Co
Walter H. Merritt
West Somerville
Harvard Law School
Colonial Arms Hotel
Gloucester
Herman Hudson
Robin Hill
Reuben
Marlboro Hospital
Charles Taylor
Leominster
J. H. Croft
Masonic Temple
Charley
Harry Crowe
Marlboro Electric Co
Crowe
Massachusetts Probate Court Cites Heirs in Wheeler Estate
The Middlesex Probate Court requires all interested parties in Sarah E. Wheeler of Acton to appear on October 9, 1906, for the executrix Charlotte T. Willst to present accounts. Notices must be served fourteen days prior by delivery or publication in Acton Enterprise and by mail to known heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Sarah E. Wheeler Lalé Acton
Charlotte T. Willst
Bridge
Act Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
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J.f.gannon
Nason Street
R. H. Beaudreau
Springfield
Herbert Byera
W. M. Brigham
George Fletcher
Holyoke & Russell
Arthur Ramsey
Charles O. White
Middleboro
Jennie Burns
Mary Breen
Carney Hospital
Harold Bagley
Elm St
LaPorte
Marlboro Baseball
Court Marlboro
Foresters of America
Cordaville
David Ingalls
Charles Ingalls
Ethel EB. Proctor
Townsend
Isaac M. Dow
Gibbon St
J. Milton Walker
Cambridge
George H. Whitney
Newtonst
Thomas O'Halloran
Bretton Woods
F. R. S. Mildon
East Weymouth
Matthew Durgin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Thos. McGee
Berlin Road
M. J. Plannigan
Shattuck’s
Northboro
Greast
New Christian Science Church
Hudson Baseball Stars
The
Clinton Ab
T. Burke
Cow Cf
Ludden
Heagney
J. Ellam
Rf McGeachy
McGrady
P Foley
J. Burke
Ee Ee
Hudson Tb Ab
Robinson
Baker Sa Allen
Sheridan
W. Taylor
Sullivan
Lockers
John Ellam
EB. McGeachy
F. O. Welsh
William H. Wilder
Gard
Ner
Congress
Bers
Republican Town
Mittee
Joseph Lynch
Michael Burke
Reuben Hudson
F. L. Greason
Laverhill
White & Meanor
John Kirby
Church St
Frank Houghton
Rockland
Marlboro Court
Ethel Ker
Lois Butler
Brinsmead St
Boston & Worcester Street
Haverhill
Boston & Northern
Joseph Bergin
James O'Neil Monte Cristo Company
Chicago
L. M. Tenney
Commonwealth
Chatham
Cape Cod
Arthur J. Rougeau
New York City
Hezelton
A. D. Baker
Rochester
N. H
Thomas F. Barry
Hildreth School
North Walpole
Board of
Ey Stidries Inc Fornitures Penaideela A
Rexall
Dan
Rexall “93
Hair Tonic
TION
DeLee’s Pharmacy
E. L. Miner Watchmaker
Commonwealth Ave
Wheeler & Wilt and Singer Sewing Machines
Mass
Board of Selectmen
Concord
American Powder Mills
Murray Ballou
Town Hall
John M. Keyes
Hayden Whitney Frank Wheeler
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