Uncertain Times Echo Domestic and Global Tensions
The piece sketches a busy, unsettled mood with references to election results, party strategy, and the press’s role. It notes global concerns from Britain’s monarchy to Turkey's Armenia, Russia and Japan clashing over China. U.S. foreign frictions loom amid domestic political and social debates.
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England
Newfoundlands
Japan
Orient
Ain
Germany
Reichstag
Bismark
Turkey
Russia
China
United States
Abody
Reads On Affairs At Anata Office
A brief notice notes that matters and subscriptions may be left with T. F. Newton at the Anata office for heed disure aga articles.
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Anata
T. F. Newton
Acton News Roundup 1895 Items and Notices
Local notices summarize church services and sermons by Rev. W R Buxton, Rev A J Cardall, and Rev H W Smith with Easter events and Sunday schedules. Fire at Tuttle Jones Wetherbee shop causes $100 damage. J K W Wetherbee burns injuries. J W Merrill opens boot repair shop. town debates Patriots day celebration and possible militia parade led by Major Darling.
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Universalist Church
Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor
W. R. Buxton
Tuttle, Jones & Wetherbee
J. K. W. Wetherbee
Concord Military Notes on Armory Expansion
The town refused to appropriate funds to extend the drill shed of the armory, delaying progress despite a capable committee and accurate estimates. Promoters assert they can oversee the enlargement next spring and urge timely action aligned with long-standing military support.
Concord Plans for Holiday Celebration Activities
A town committee in Concord outlines a major holiday program with a sunrise to sunset salute, bells, and a band in the square. A parade forms at 2.30 and is reviewed at 4, followed by a grand ball in the town hall. Evening events include a DAR reception and athletic meet with a tug of war and dances.
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Concord
Middlesex Insurance Co
Wm. Barrett
Chas. E. Brown
Stedman Buttrick
Reeves
Old Concord Post
Concord Independent Battery
Old Concord
Daughters of the American Revolution
Daniel Lothrop
Unitarian Church
Fair Grounds
Bernard Athletic Association
Lincoln
Monthly Meteorological Summary for Concord MA March 1895
Weather record for Concord Massachusetts highlights March 1895 with mean temp 31.6, max 51.3 on the 1st, min 8.9 on the 6th, total precipitation 2.35 inches and snowfall 5.5 inches. Notable events include hail on the 25th sleet on the 2nd 4th and halos and auroras on several dates. Frep A Tower, Observer.
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Concord
Massachusetts
N. W
Frep A. Tower
Easter Sunday program in church service list
The service includes carols and hymns such as Christ is risen Alleluia Mornington Te Deum Benedictus and Angels roll the rock away The Day of Resurrection Why seek ye a living among the dead The strife is o er the battle done and multiple anthems including Gloria in Excelsis and Victory by Palestrina with offertory and communion components listed by various composers and contributors.
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Christ
F. C. Maker
Mornington
C. Cooke
B. Whitney
Merbecke
C. Zeuner
Palestrina
High School Beats Home School In Openers 22 21
The season’s first baseball game ended with the High School defeating the Home School 22 to 21 on Saturday. Readable lineups list Wheeler Sie Sheldon Daniels Wop Monnear Sawyer Sabe Merchant Connors Geefis W Garland Laughlin Wilder Hosmer Turner W Loughlin C Garland Wikis Graves Mara Goddard Penniman 2b.
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High School
Wheeler Sie
Sheldon Daniels
Monnear Sawyer sabe _ Merchant
Connors
Geefis
W. Garland
B. Laughlin
Wilder Hosmer
Turner W. Loughlin
C. Garland Wikis
Graves “Mara
Fo Goddard Penniman
Peach Sawyer Plays Noted At Second Base In Tense Game
A close contest drew a well attended crowd as Peach Sawyer operated at second base and several plays finished with tight calls. The sequence of near misses kept spectators engaged throughout the game.
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Aeining
Peach Sawyer
beggar deceives crowds on Main Street claims deafness
A man calling himself W. G. Watson worked Main Street Monday posing as a deaf and dumb beggar seeking funds to return home to New Brunswick. An officer arrested him at the depot after he asked to write to friends, and the miscreant faces trial while the police conclude the act is a clever deception.
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Main Street
New Brunswick
W. G. Watson
Big Mike
Fitchburg
Clara
B. Gleason
Gleason Home School
E L. Fay
Congregational Society
Temple Hall
Stationer
Worcester
B C and W Club Tournament Concludes Billiard Event
The clubrooms host the finished billiard tournament with Davis defeating Richardson in the first round and Alcott beating Davis in the final after Magoun and Pratt also win their matches. Other events include pool cribbage and California Jack tournaments in progress.
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W. G. Davis
H.A. Richardson
Thatcher Magoun
Lorenzo Eaton
J. S. P. Alcott
Dr. Braley
F. Pratt
Murray Ballon
T. Magoun
Alcott
Davis
Advertised Letters List Names Various Addressees
The notice lists individuals including Adams David H., Brome G M., Christie John Jr., Clark M B., Davis C C., Davies Inez, Howland Jas., Holding P R., Kay Wm., Mason G., Pruett Capt. Frank S., Rogers Lewis, Master John, Johnlinson James S., Vincent J C., Carter Mrs Leily, Hosmer Miss Caroline, Linahan Mrs Susan, Lin Miss Matia, McGrath Miss Annie, Stack Mrs S.
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Linahan
Susan
Lin
Matia
McGrath
Annie
Stack
Easter concert planned at Union church in Concord Junction
Concord Junction notes announce an Easter concert at Union Church next Sunday evening. Visitors include Mrs. Harry Yeats and family and G. S. Whitney of Glover Vermont. School breaks for a 1 week 1 day vacation and resumes Monday April 22. Local church schedule lists services and meetings with Rev W. W. Campbell as pastor. Spring millinery offers children caps and bonnets at E. G. Stoddard's shop.
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Union Church
Harry Yeats
Lynn
Fred W. Gale
G. S. Whitney
Glover, Vt
Chas. H. Whitney
Concord Junction
W. W. Campbell
S.C. E
Community Notes Highlight School, Church, and Commerce
Reports show Charles S. Davis increasing milk sales from 18 to 40 cans over the past year. Repairs are needed at Felton street school entrance. Congregational service includes all denominations at Temple hall. Lawrence block street area now appears neat and wholesome after clearing.
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The
Baptist Sunday School
Charles S. Davis
Felton Street
Temple Hall
Lawrence Block
Trowbridge
Baker
Marlboro
Pollard
Hudson Orchestra Club
Marlboro Dr Putnam of Marlboro Dead at Home
Old residents in Marlboro mourn the death of Dr. Putnam of Marlboro with funeral services on Monday. He had a large practice in the village over twenty years ago and was fondly remembered as a friend by many.
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Putnam Ot Marlboro
eUnion Club
Marlboro
Hudson
Little Pond
Luke Brooke
Maynard
C. H. Hill
Brooks
Florida
Austin Lucia
Broad Street
Wood Square
Cure for Headache Electric Bitters Sold In Town
Electric Bitters advertised as a universal remedy for headaches and constipation. Claims permanent headache cure and bowel tonic. Sale promoted by B F Johnson Son drug store in Maynard and H S Richardson in Concord at fifty cents for large bottles.
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B. F. Johnson & Son
Maynard
H. S. Richardson’s
Concord
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