Ambitious 1896 Boston Chronicle Snippet
The article notes a range of items from Li Hung Chang’s possible interview on China policy to a new non surgical appendicitis cure. It mentions the Boston and Maine railroad rumor, Shakers of Shirley celebrating, and suggests Mr Williams is seen as highly important in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Li Hung Chang
China
H. M. Whitney
The
Boston and ‘Maine Railroad Company
Old Colony
Williams
New England
League of American Wheelmen urged to discipline members
A local call for the League of American Wheelmen to discipline those who disgraced the organization at Cottage City is paired with broader notes on public figures. Census data cited suggest east farm debts exceed western levels, countering common belief. A Massachusetts politician echoes a biblical line as commentary on quotes from public men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of American Wheelmen
Tellows
Cottage City
Census Bureau
Washington
In Iceland Fashion Endures a Thousand Years
The writer notes Icelandic dress has remained unchanged for a millennium and warns New England women against forced waist to skirt belts that fail to connect neatly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iceland
New England
Senatorial Outlook Highlights Brigham as Possible Candidate
The article surveys senatorial prospects in the redrawn district including Acton Ashby Ayer Bedford Billerica Boxboro Burlington Carlisle Concord Dunstable Groton Hudson Littleton Maynard Pepperell Reading Shirley Stow Tewksbury Tyngsboro Townsend Westford Wilmington Lowell wards 5 and 9 It notes Wm H Brigham of Hudson as a leading potential candidate with deep ties to local business farming and finance He has run Marlboro Hudson and Sudbury in the past and held roles on state banking and military committees plus town selectman chairmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Ashby
Ayer
Bedford
Billerica
Boxboro
Burlington
Carlisle
Brigham
F. Brigham & Co
Riverside Park
Hudson Savings Bank
Hudson National Bank
Selectmen
Ed Marlboro
Hudson and Sudbury
House of Representatives
Ies
Chicago
Massachusetts
Brigham Seen as Ideal Senatorial Candidate
The Enterprise endorses Mr Brigham describing him as a seasoned gentleman with wide business experience and strong sympathy for agricultural and manufacturing interests. He is portrayed as in touch with the people and an ideal choice for senatorial honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strens
Brigham
Retirement of Congressman Apsley Ends Renomination Plans
A letter from Congressman Apsley announces he will not seek reelection this fall. The notice notes his influence and sound judgment, cites burdens from the national congressional committee, and acknowledges the loss to constituents and the Republican party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apsley
National Congressional Committee
A NEW DISTRICT AND 1895 Gubernatorial Voters
The article discusses a possible Marlboro district including Sudbury Wayland and Weston, citing 1895 governor election results by town. Greenhalge led with 1723 votes district wide, Williams 1318, Gerry 132, Kendall 112, Ruther 7, total 3292. Republican plurality 405 and majority 154.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Sudbury
Wayland
Weston
Greenhalge
Williams
Gerry
Kendall
Ruther
What's the Matter with Moss Man
Local readers debate military organization as Marlboro Hudson Concord and South Framingham units could form a larger battalion under one major. Neighbors Natick and Clinton would be in another unit, sparking talk of consolidation and a proposed major candidate Captain John Bordman Jr. for the post, while noting A. M. Moss of Hudson as the district major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Hudson
Concord
South Framingham
Natick and
Clinton
John Bordman Jr
Concord Junction
Bordman
A.M. Moss
Death of Henry Walcott Shocks Maynard Community
Henry Walcott died Sunday after a rapid decline from a stomach illness. Born 1820, he began work for Amory Maynard at 17 and helped build three fourths of Maynard’s houses. He lived in Milford and Hudson and was cherished by his caregiver Mrs. Frank Nyman. His son Joseph W. Walcott arrived from Littleton, New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Walcott
Joseph W. Walcott
Littleton
N. H
Frank Nyman
Milford and Hudson
Amory Maynard
Maynard
Fort Meadow Pond Marlboro
Assabet Company
Hié
Portrait of a Virtuous Craftsman from Hudson
The article recalls a man of exceptional character and skill, a carpenter and businessman respected in Hudson. Born in Stow into a large family, he lived honorably, spoke little ill, and died a public loss. Lorenzo Maynard and others remember him with tender praise, noting his excellent judgment and spotless life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saung
Gospel Hill
Hudson
Lorenzo Maynard
Stow
Josiah Walcott
Truman
Freeman
George
Jonas
Abigail Parks
Augustus
Asa
California
Francis
Malden
Josiah
Sarah Pope
West End Row Fight Leaves James Cheney Wounded
A violent row at the west end Monday evening left James Cheney with knife cuts to the face and wrist. As with prior similar incidents, the assailant remains undiscovered and rumors point to a Finn or Swede as the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cheney
Maynard Locals Shoes Repaired At Durkee's Shop
Maynard residents are advised to visit M. J. Durkee’s opposite the Maynard house for shoe repairs. Prices listed include tapping with hemlock 39 cents, tapping with oak 45 cents, heeled 11 and 60 cents respectively, plus patches and combos. Satisfaction guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Durkee’s
Maynard House
Special excursion train to Lake Pleasant from West Acton
A popular excursion via Fitchburg R R departs West Acton at 8 31 a m for Lake Pleasant and returns on August 16. The limited special train offers a convenient round trip for riders seeking a day on the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Pleasant
Fitchburg R. R
West Acton
Fourth District Votes Avoid Re-Election in 1896
The letter from L. D. Apstey of Hudson Massachusetts dated August 8 1896 announces he will not seek renomination to the U S House due to business conflicts and the need to focus on national economic policy. He urges support for the Republican platform Protection and Sound Money led by William McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National House of Representatives
Republican Party
Republic
William McKinley
L. D. Apstey
Hudson, Mags
Fine Photographs Exhibit At Youth's Companion
Over six thousand amateur photographs submitted for eight cash prizes are on display at the Youth's Companion building in Boston. Competent judges praise the collection as among the best assembled in the country, illustrating the current high level of amateur photography. Also mentions DeWitt's Colic & Cholera Cure as a reliable remedy with endorsements from multiple local sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth’s Companion
Columbus Avenue
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shirley
Dana
New York Sun
Judas
Mossman
Man
West End Row
Maynard Locals
Acton Centre
P.O
F. A. Bates
Carl Pickens
Ralph Perry
Wm. Wilde
Wentworth, N. H
Dr. Barton
W. A. Wilde
Taree
Pillicoddy
John P. Pillicoddy
W. P. Condon
F.o’scuttle
J .H. V. Armstrong
J .H. V. Armstrong Mrs. Pillicoddy, § = Miss I. O. Judkins
O’scuttle
Keefe
Sarah
Miss Hall
John Pillicoddy
Captain O
Seattle
H. V. Armstrong
I. O. Judkins
Miss Allen
Miss Jenkins
Cosby Bros
Richard and
Harold
Percy
Reginald
Hoboken
New England Business University of Lowell
Lowell
Horatio F. Twombly
E.q
Runels Building
Mass
Glick & Young, Proprietors
Mr. Apsley
Congress
Fourth Congressional District
DeWitt
B. F. Johnson & Son
C. H Whitney
HH. A. Littlefield
Walter B. Currier
5 Park SQ
Maynard’s Block
Maynard, Mass
H.p.n.dahl
Riverside Block
T.F. Sheehan
Barrett’ S Mill Road
Turtles
Jones & Wetherbee
South Acton
C. A. Hodges
Hodges
Manhattan
Gleason and Worcester Creameries
Howe
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