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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1901
Page
4
The item surveys postwar diplomacy between Mexico and Austria after Maximilian, reports on weather and a New York snowstorm, and notes slow progress on woman suffrage in Ohio. It mentions Tolstoy's critique of the Czar, German adoption of American rocking chairs, and the Triple Alliance amid Italian-Slavine sensitivities.
A 100 dollar reward pledge accompanies claims for Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy. The ad asserts the medicine heals catarrh by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces, building up the patient’s constitution and offering testimonials. Also notes Saxonia’s large passenger list of 2260 on the Cunard line voyage to Boston from Liverpool.
Reported courtroom testimony describes Grogan alleging Eastman murdered him and fired the shot that burned his clothes. Cross examination touches on the bullet removed from Grogan’s body and autopsy details amid defense disputes. Cadets’ conduct inquiry at West Point follows a parade ground incident, while other late items include a coal freighn wreck and budget tax debates in Britain.
An oversight omitted Julius Loewe from the C M H St A R director list. he is noted as a tireless road advocate and deserves credit. The piece then shifts to local notes on Misses Nelson and Morgan visiting, theater outings, and a discussion of Maynard baseball plans with scant progress and mixed business support.
A line of ladies hats trimmed and untrimmed in season styles at Miss Naylor's millinery parlor on Nason street. Spring and summer millinery by Misses Cleary and Williams. For sale a house and barn contact F. E. Sanderson at C. H. Persons music store Riverside block Maynard. Cheets seat of ways on entre S. Deere To Let two tenements on Acton street through W. A. Haynes & Co.
80 acres of sprout land near Maynard offered for sale or rent. Contact J. L. Parker Gleason dale Mass for details and arrangements.
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