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Wondering if anyone can help solve my mystery please?

Arthur Edgar b 1882 in Woking ,Surrey to Jonathan W Risbridger and Emma Arnold
In 1902 he marries Maude E Worsley b 1889 Leighton Buzzard ,Bedfordshire at St Pancras
In 1903 their daughter Frances May/ Maisie is born.
On the 1911 census Maude, a widow, is working as a nurse in Lancashire and Maisie ( who eventually married my grandmother's brother Dr Joseph Arnold Stobbs) is with her maternal grandparents .

I found a record for Arthur Edgar on Findagrave and he died in Sept 1906 in Canada. There's no mention of any family members on the headstone in Elmwood cemetery , Winnipeg. According to my records the age of 28 on the headstone is incorrect.

Then I found an immigration record for Maude and Maisie travelling to Boston aboard the Devonian in November 1908. The records state she was a widow. Her passage was paid for by Joseph McCabe who was living at 198 Trenton Street ,  Boston, but it l seems  he may have been born in Ireland.
I can't find a record for Arthur Edgar arriving in America or any other records relating to his death., and nothing  for Maude and Maisie until the 1911 Census for England .
In 1901 Maude was working as a servant in London , so I'm wondering if she went to Boston to work as a servant for McCabe. Originally I thought she may have been going to see the grave of her husband or to sort out his affairs, although I did think it would be beyond her means , and her father was only a commercial traveller.
Thanks for any help.

Please can anyone make out the handwriting entrie for marital status and occupation for Emma Rogers-Head-39 ? She's 3 rd from the bottom
The National Archives; Kew, London, England; 1871 England Census; RG10/1348/74 p 20

http://jefferyknaggs.com/Instuts.html#0099
Hi. I've found a 1898 burial record for. John William Rogers ,age 4. Address is 5 Westminster Buildings.
It appears that in 1898 this was not only a school , but housing for families as well as a workingman's club of sorts ,which had moved from a former derelict pub, The One Tun on Perkins Rents , to Westminster Buildings on Pye Street, where it became known as The One Tun Mission.
Apparently the area was known as The Devil's slum.

I found the resource above to search the 1901 census for institutions which were enumerated separately from the regular census, but not sure what the Rg number would be.
I'll look at the regular census.
Looking for the surname Rogers.