Cuban Crisis Deepens as Moderates Quit Government
Havana reports a looming second U.S. intervention in Cuba as the Moderate party abandons power to force American involvement. Taft and Bacon press Palma to accept liberal terms while Roosevelt seeks to avoid direct rule, urging patriotism and a peaceful settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuban
Moderate
United States
Palma Down
Liberal Party
Republic
Taft
Roosevelt
Bacon
Montalvo
Cuba
Palma
Congress
Capote
Paluia
Marlboro Notes Local People Work Travel and Visits
Marlboro residents are listed with job changes visits and travels. Joseph Beauregard and Elle Vigeant work in Webster and Curtis factory respectively while others like Frank Killalee Lynn John Galvin Boltonst and James Ford Chelsea visited friends and relatives Sunday. Local business owners Louis Girard and William Harris change roles. Peter Duplessis returns to work. Ora, a 16-year fighter, is at a hospital ill with typhoid fever. many trips to Nova Scotia Boston and Sherbrooke are noted along with social events and leisure at Solomon's pond.
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Elle Vigeant
Broad
Curtis
Frank Killalee
Lynn
John Galvin
Boltonst
Milford Friends
Ducharme
James Ford
Chelsea
J. B. Bradley
Charles Callahan
Knott & Pope
Hudson
Louis Girard
Lincoln St
Joseph Lavigne
Everest
Louis Houde
Windsor House
Nova Scotia
Peter Duplessis
8. H. Howe
Patrick Looney
Marlboro Hospital
Ora
Frank
Jules Desireux
Chestnut St
Sherbrooke
V. Q
Phillip Alliad
Broad St
Boston
Garden Honneur
St. Athan
James Coakley
Patrick Burke
Milford
Fort Meadow
Edward Hamlin
Fire Department
New York City
Wv. D. Lacouture
White Star Laundry
Emile Lacroix
West Main _ st
Canada
Court Canada
F. of A
Ludger Guertin
Alma Swartz
Winnipeg
Manitoba
R. Gorbeau
May C. Davis
West Mainst
Middleboro
Joseph Robichand
St. Mary's Church
Eugene Larffibee
Les
Appleton
Joseph Gauthier
I. P. L’ecuyer
Zenon Desjardins
Elm St
Timothy Crowley
Peter Griffin
George Tolman
Weeks Farm
E. @. Hoitt
Walter I. Morse
First National Bank
Greenfield
Mr. Morse
Marlboro
Solomon's Pond
Henry Sawyer
Sawyer
Repairing In all its branches promptly done
French and Hall Clock a specialty. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Cornerstone Laid For Mt Kellingham Church in Chelsea
In Chelsea Massachusetts on September 26 the cornerstone of the Mt Kellingham Methodist Episcopal church was laid a year after the corner stove ceremony. Rev Jovi M Leonard D D and Rev A H Nagzarian spoke as Architect Taylor and others placed the cornerstone. Clergy offered addresses before about 1000 attendees.
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Chelsea
Mass
Mt. Kellingham
Railroad fatalities and injuries in 1904 05 year totals
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports that for the year ending June 30, 1905, an average of 20 persons per day were killed and 288 injured on U.S. railroads. Total deaths reached 9,708 and injuries 86,008.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Dr Grady Offers Free Consultations for Chronic Diseases
Dr. Joseph Grady announces free visits for examination and treatment at a hotel location. He claims to treat long standing chronic diseases and deformities with personalized medicines and a record of thousands of cases. He portrays himself as an educated physician with exceptional results when others fail.
Noted American healer promises free thorough exam and cures
An advertisement urges free exhaustive medical consultation with a renowned physician who claims rapid, honest opinions on any disease. It lists illnesses including asthma, diabetes, liver and skin diseases, cancers, paralysis, and female disorders, asserting wide cure claims and urging readers to try him.
Positive Cure for Rectal Diseases by Noted Physician
An experienced physician offers painless treatment for piles fistula and other rectal diseases without knife or pain. With extensive practice in major hospitals in the United States and Europe, he claims remarkable success and promises cure if the case is curable. He emphasizes advanced instruments and precise diagnosis to achieve results others cannot. Special attention given to
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Europe
Local Notes From Rochester City and Surroundings
Rochester area brief highlights people visiting returning from trips and operations new signs and shops opening theatre leases and business moves including Mrs Houghton visiting relatives and Delphine Courtemanche settling her father Joseph Morin estate. multiple local residents travel and social visits.
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Johnny Quigley
People’s Theatre
John Conroy
New York
Boston
Chase Brothers
Rochester
John Reardon
Fabian's
White Mountain
Delphine Courtemanche
Joseph Morin
Hemnan
Fay
P. A
Irving Davis
Prussia
Middleboro
Foreclosure sale of Farrington property in Concord Mass
Delees Pharmacy mortgage foreclosure sale authorized by Middlesex Institution for Savings. On October 20, 1906 at 11 a.m. at the premises in Concord, Massachusetts, the 6412 square foot lot described by Grant and Elsinore streets will be sold at public auction subject to taxes. Purchaser to pay $300 in cash. Probate notices pertaining to Sarah E. Wheeler estate appear in Acton Enterprise with court in Cambridge set for October 9, 1906.
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Martin Farrington
Middlesex Institution For Savings
County of Middlesex
Concord
Massachusetts
Grant and
Elsinore Streets
Grant Street
Patrick Mullens
Mullens
C. E. Hoar
Elsinore Street
Farrington
George M. Brooks
Charles E. Brown
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Sarah E. Wheeler
Acton
Charlotte T. Flint
Cambridge
Acton Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Estate of Middlesex Subject Seeks Payment Details
The document indicates an administrator is authorized to settle debts of the estate and make payments. It names Arthur Neilson as a recipient and lists a Tremont Street address for correspondence. Further specifics are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
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Middlesex
Imeelf
Arthur Neilson
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J.f.gannon
Nason Street
Maynand
Joseph Beauregard
Webster
William Harris
The
Dart Express Company
Clifton Brigham
Washington St
Sundhing Laundry
Jos. N. L'Eveque
Moise Sasseville
Deominster
J. B. Gendreau
Susie Davis
West Main St
John A. Frye
North
Annie Crowley
Atlantic City
Rudolph
Sigel
Henry Wells
Mechanic Jr
Mr. Wells
Co. F
Rust
Albert Vanderhoof
Vewerty
E. L. Miner
Watchmaker
Commonwealth Ave
Concord Junction
Wheeler & Wilson and
Singer Sewing Machines
Joseph Grady
Boston Specialist
America
Concord Wright Tavern
Maynard Maynard
Hudson Mansion House
Marlboro Windsor Hotel
Medical & Surgical Institute
Permantly
Tremont St
Boston, Mass
George W. Comstocks
N. Y
Michael Manning
Patrick Fahey
J. H. Croft Ie
George P. Gardner
C. PF
Weeks
Marlboro Grain Co
Frank Houghton
Randolph
W. M. Williams
Barnstead
N. H
Phil J. Burke
White Mountaine
Stella B. Shute
Shawmutav
Boston University
A. E. Bruce
Crown Confectionary Co
Mary Lyons
Manchester
Neeler
Water St
CO. W. Achorn
Wakefield
Florence McCrae
Marlboro City Hospital
Mae Harris
A. C. Lamson
North Adams
Georgianna
Maria Boudreau
Theophile Laporte
Joseph Madden
Ermst
East Weymouth
George H. Herrick
Mendon
Alexander Marchard
Alphonse
John J. Mitchell
Harrie C. Hunter
L. Howe
Bolton St
South Framingham
Howe
Lizzie Corbett
State Board of Health
Fred
Fred Wheeler
Somerville
Rocklawn
George Gregoire
Longleyst
Brigham-Gregory
Frank P. O’conell
Shaughnesty
Corey
Albany Law School
William Burnham
Lewiston
Eugene Burnham
Burnham
Hill Manufacturing Co
Charles A. Fiske
L. B. Hall Shoe Co
H. L. Hague
Fiske
Hall Company
Rexall
Rexall “93
Hair Tonic
TION
DeLee’s Pharmacy
Nason St
Woodward Hudson
W. E. Rogers
Tenights
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