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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1899

Page

2

Weather, finances, and public figures in a late 19th century slice

Commentary notes dog day heat and scarce small bills while pondering Alger's wealth and retirement regrets. It covers trolley routes, Dewey at banquets, Rose Coghlan's bankruptcy, and political teasing about Aguinaldo. The piece also jokes about the kissing bug hoax and labor unrest in the west.

Low Charles River Flows Curb Boating Near Boston

The Charles river is very low hindering boating near Boston. Mills use less water than in the past, suggesting ongoing earth drying. The unusual drop is striking given proximity to the city and raises concerns about water supply.

Charles River Boston

Delegate condemns aldermen over Dewey funds and police response

A New York labor union delegate attacked the Board of Aldermen alleging 150 000 dollars were spent to entertain Dewey while police clubs and prison cells were reserved for poor striking workers. He argued if the workers kept to business they would have received the money and avoided fear from police action.

New York Board of Aldermen Dewey

Leominster Man Recovers Letters Sent to Klondike Son

A Leominster man recovered letters he sent to a son in the Klondike over a year ago. The envelopes wore thin and money inside, $10 and $20 bills, became visible as the letters circulated, yet no bill was missing. The voyage across many hands and great distance underscores renewed faith in mankind.

Leominster Klondike

Dr King’s New Life Pills Promised Health Boost

The copy extols Dr King’s New Life Pills as the source of Bismark’s iron nerve and splendid health. It claims the pills boost brain and body power and urges purchase at Johnson’s Maynard and J. C. Friend’s Concord for 25 cents.

Dr. King Johnson’s Maynard J. C. Friend Concord

Hudson News Roundup and Local Changes

A Hudson column passes updates on construction, clergy, traffic, and community life. Additions to barns, new store windows, and a flag staff at Forestvale cemetery mark changes as residents move, work, and plan events.

Allen Forestvale Cemetery Marlboro

Comic Dialogue From Ally Sloper Exchange

A humorous exchange shows Ally Sloper and others bargaining with the squire and a porter. The verses depict a seaside mishap and tavern talk with cant and mock courtesy. The scene features Maynard Jipes and a drowning rescue referenced in quippy slang.

Life Saved Through Dr King's New Discovery

Hannibal Missouri resident J E Lilly credits Dr King's New Discovery with saving him from typhoid fever that progressed to pneumonia. He recalls weakness until one bottle provided relief, with continued use bringing full recovery. The remedy is offered in regular sizes and free trial bottles at local outlets.

J. E. Lilly Hannibal Johnson’s Maynard J. C. Friend's Concord

Carriages Offered at Marlboro Junction by O P Walker

Advertisement states O P Walker at Marlboro Junction sells the finest carriages. Claims best long run value and easy access for buyers.

O. P. Walker's Marlboro Junction

Also Mentioned on This Page

Alger Baker Howard Kentucky Scott United States General Wheeler San Francisco Philippines Aguinaldo Rose Coghlan Spain Brooklyn Bismark Hudson H. B. Whitcomb Fred Burdette Ohio Patrick Healy Apsley Rubber Co Standard Rubber Co Campella C. E. Hall Groton Iron Bridge Company The Baptist Church James B. Fox Canton Michigan Fox Hugh McNiff Marlboro-Hudson Electrics Harry Seeley H. Ed. Graves William Kelley Patrick Gately Michael McNiff FH. Ed. Graves A. L. Cundall Raymond Patrick Seally Stow Levi Cooley Berlin Marlboro Council K. of C Hudson Council W. N. Donovan T. E. Busfield Utica N. Y Wilbur F. Brigham Montwait N. E. Chautauqua Sunday School Assembly William Claflin Brigham Broad St Tower Bros J. Cushing & Co George L. Day Chicago Pacific Coast Thomas F. Mahoney Edith Boyd Newport Chas, O ° Grady Jerry O’neil Soldiers’ Monument Fund Committee Selectmen’s Room ES ‘Ron John E. Lavely Coney Island Chase Tucker Charles P. Tucker Wayland Herman Holder William P. Kelly Attleboro Jason D. Whitaker Miss Rena W. H. Warren Worcester County 42Nd Regimental Association Worcester Edward Wood Web Co. C., 4Th Mass. Heavy Artillery Ocean View House Nantasket Beach John Robertson Robertson John J. Burkill E. W. Gates Wig George Coffin Luther D. Carpenter Herman Smith Joseph Bassett Stephen D. Adams Admiral Dewey Silas W. Hale Pleasant and Feltonsts H. C. Robinson Boston and Maine Willard E. Brigham Somerville Edith Parsons Pleasant St Main St Bank McCormick Mowers McCormick Corn Harvesters Deering Mowers Walter A. Wood McCormick Rakes Thomas Rakes Emperor Rakes Champion Rakes Thomas Chaingear Tedders Osborne Chaingear Tedders For All W.a.haynes CO Zur Marnin Zaur Sloper Leappietels Puzziad Pipkins Porter Dover Ally Sloper CEE George G. Keith Concord Junction, Mass McCoRs Aowu Itt Tiger New York Journal J. Sterling Moore South Acton Tarbell School Street Tuttle & Newton Building Horace Tuttle Walden Street Concord Mass Chaplin H. King Concord Junction George G. King Exchange Building T. J. Nevins Maynard House Springfield Trinity Thos Hutchinson P. O Wilfrid Wheeler Florist Fairhaven Road Mass H. P. N. Dahl Riverside Block Maynard, Mass
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