Taxes Due in Concord for 1898 Require Prompt Payment
All unpaid Poll and Personal Property Taxes for 1898 must be paid by September 6. After that date they will be given to the sheriff for collection. Unpaid Real Estate Taxes for 1898 must be paid by September 18, or be advertised in The Enterprise of September 20. Erastus H. Smith, Collector of Taxes, Concord, Massachusetts, August 29, 1899.
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Erastus H. Smith
Concord
Massachusetts
Old Wood
West Elm St
Wood
Elm
Main Sts
Sudbury River
Old Town
Concord Junction
Concord Locals Advertise Services and Deals
Local notices tout rubber tires by IP W. White and Democrat wagon sales at P. W. White. J W Raymond handles hay grain flour and prints Walden street. Howarth Whitehead offers wheelwright work. J Kulesar barber shop and Eastman Kodak supplies featured. Furniture dealers, millinery marks down, teaching piano and harp. Lake Nagog dance promise and bug exterminator sold by Richardson. Comb tandem sale by Keyes MecWalter. Cuttar elevator sale by Erastus H. Smith.
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J. W. Raymond
Walden St
Howarth Whitehead
Tuttle
Concord Furniture Co
Eastman Kodaks
H. L. Whitcomb’s
J. Kulesar
A.O. U. W. Hall
H. S. Richardson
Edith A. Buck
Lake Nagog House
Aeton
Richardson's
Florence Nickerson
Heinrich Schuecker
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Concord
Mass
Keyes & MecWalter
Baldwin
Vinol Promises Dyspepsia Cure and Nerve Support
Dyspepsia arises from overworked stomach or demoralized nerves. Vinol is advertised to strengthen nerves and help the stomach assimilate food, claiming rapid relief and a money back guarantee. Representatives in Maynard and Concord promote Vinol as a rebuilder and tonic.
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Vinci
B. F. Johnson & Son
Maynard
Richson
Concord
Vinol
Concord local notes reveal acts of kindness and a baby abandonment
Sunday visits link neighbors Bertie Willis and Walter Wright while a Blaine factory head honors five year workers with ninety thousand dollars in bonuses. Abandonment reports surface as a newborn male infant found on Barrett Mill road cared for by Officer Loring and family.
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Bertie Willis
Walter Wright
Conant
Blaine Factory
Concord Centre
Concord Junction
Officer Loring
Barrett Mill Road
Miss Loring
Loring
New Barber at Dart’s Offers First Class Work
Concord Junction locals are urged to visit Dart’s for Grape Nuts and Mrs. Lincoln’s baking powder with a free cookbook. The ad promotes a new barber at the old stand and a bright, modern look on Main Street.
Concord Junction Church Notes
Union church notes list Rev. W. W. Campbell as pastor with Sunday worship at 10 a m and Sunday school at 11 30 a m Y P S C ED at 6 p m and evening service at 7 p m
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Concord Junction
Union Church
W. W. Campbell
Church Services and Schedules in Concord
Concord churches list Sunday worship times at Trinitarian Congregational 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m Sabbath school at noon First Parish Unitarian 10 45 am service and 12 m Sunday school Young people's guild 7 pm Trinity Church Episcopal 10 30 am worship and 12 15 pm Sunday school Scandinavian M E Church 10 39 am and 7 30 pm services with class meeting Friday at 7 30 p m
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George A. Tewksbury
First Parish Unitarian
Loren B. McDonald
Young People's Guild
Episcopal
Henry King Hannah
Scandinavian M. E. Church
Charles H. Johnson
Choynski Beats Ryan For Light Heavyweight Title
In Pubuque Iowa Joe Choynski won a 20 round decision over Australian Jimmy Ryan to claim the light heavyweight world championship. Choynski impressed with cleverness while Ryan absorbed his jabs though showed little punishment at the close. The bout weighed Choynski near 158 pounds and Ryan about 152.
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Pubuque
Joe Choynski
Jimmy Ryan
Choynski
Ryan
Joe
Choynsky
Alabama's Trial Trip Reaches 174 Knots In Delayed Run
The battleship Alabama completed its builders trial trip near Lewes Delaware with a maximum speed of 174 knots. Rain drizzled part of the day and a fog shrouded the water as the test occurred in open sea and shoal water between lighthouse sectors. Winds from the northeast reached around 80 miles an hour. The run was satisfactory in every respect.
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Lewes
Del
Alabama
Harshaw Charged In Adulterated Oil Case
Cleveland August 30 W A Harshaw president of Harshaw Fuller Goodwin company was arrested for selling adulterated linseed oil arising from a probe led by Chief Dairy and Food Inspector Cowan. More arrests are expected.
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Cleveland
W. A. Harshaw
Harshaw, Fuller & Goodwin Company
Cowan
Transport Grant Arrives with Idaho Wyoming and Dakota Regiments
The transport Grant was sighted just before 11 o'clock last night in San Francisco harbor. It departed Nagasaki, Japan, on the 17th, carrying Idaho, Wyoming and Dakota regiments aboard.
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San Francisco
Grant
Idaho
Wyoming
Nagasaki
Japan
Idolita Wins $20,000 Horse Review Stake in 3 Year Old Trot
Idolita owned by Frank Jones of Portsmouth, N Ho, led all three heats to win the 3 year old trotters stake with a fastest heat of 2 12. The purse totaled 20000 with Idolita taking 9000 and Extasy 4500 for second, Rita E 2250 for third, Irma Flectrite 1250, My Trick 500, others shared among nominators of sires.
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Dubuque
Idolita
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
N. Ho
Rich Horse Review
Little Boy
Extasy
H.C. McDowell
Lexington
Local Trade Aims at Tea Coffee Trial Goods
A small list shows offerings including tea and coffee as specialties and requests a trial run. Also mentioned are window shades fancy toilet soaps cucumbers for pickles and green peppers.
War Threat Grows Over Transvaal Crisis in 1900 Era
London dispatch reports alarm as Milner demand and Rhodes view push Kruger toward war. Kruger vows reforms only under preset conditions, while Cape Colony faces unrest over arms imports. Bechuanaland fears Boer raids as 15,000 Transvaal residents flee. preparations in Britain heighten tensions.
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London
Pretoria
Daily Chronicle
Great Britain
Alfred Milner
Cecil Rhodes
Kruger
Volksraad
Milner
South African
Transvaal
South Africa
W. P. Schreiner
Cape Colony
Cape
Cape Town
Daily Mail
Johannesburg
Johanneshire
Bechuanaland
Baden-Powell
Ramattabama
Ghuanaland
Johannesburg Standard
Gers
Joubert
Foreman Missing After Colistum Disaster
Coroner Berz launches an inquest to fix responsibility after the iron frame used to hold pulleys for hoisting timbers collapsed. John J. Johnson, the foreman, is being sought for questioning but remains missing.
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Chicago
Berz
John J. Johnson
Johnson
Rioting at Cleveland disrupts street railway strike
Rioting and disorder erupted during the Big Consolidated Street railway strike in Cleveland last night. Four cars were nearly demolished and crews fled for their lives until 30 police officers restored order. many arrests are expected to follow.
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Cleveland
Consolidated Street Railway
Glass Trust Abandoned After Injunctions Halt Plan
Anderson Ind Aug 30 notice states window glass plants option expires Sept 1 not renewed and the proposed combination is abandoned. Capital fixed at 37 million dollars. Promoters blame court injunctions for killing the project and the window glass trust is dissolved.
Twenty-sixth U S Volunteer Regiment Parade Plan
A Boston report says the Twenty-sixth United States volunteer regiment will parade only in Boston and Providence during its New England passage. Mayors of Manchester Lowell and Lawrence had urged parades in their cities.
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Boston
Twenty-sixth United States Volunteer Regiment
Providence
New England
Manchester
Lowell
Lawrence
Three Burned to Death in Canadian Home Tragedy
Winnipeg reports Mrs. James Jubenville and her two young children ages 2 and 4 died in a fire that consumed their home. The husband, described as a Stellier farmer, was not present at the time. Fire investigators are assessing the scene for a cause.
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Winnipeg
Man
James Jubenville
Flour Sale Notice at Walden Street Office
Advertisement for high quality flour at low prices with orders to be left at the Post Office or the speaker's Walden Street office near Tuttle's stable for prompt attention.
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Walden St
Tuttle
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P.P. Adams & Co
Moody St
Halls Corner
Waltham
Maurice McWalter
Main St., Concord
Wheelwright
Blaine
W. H. Lawrence
Centrad
Guadaloupe
IP. W. White
P. W. White
Dart’s
Trinitarian Congregational
Fuirbury
Franklin County
Vermont
Adams & Bridges
Westvale, Mass
Foreman
Glass Trust
Trionfa
White Dove
L.N. Fowler &Co
Association Bik
Concord Jct
Garland Terrace
James
Garland
Concord Council
Knights of Columbus
Daniel J. McSweeney
Acton
Union Orchestra of Marlborough
John J. Dee
John H. Goulding
J. W. Mara
John J. Connorton
J. William Byron
Dimension Timber
Concord Junction, Mass
Concord 13
Union Market
Whitcomb & Willard
Pillsbury’s Best
Democrat Wagons
Concord Buggies
J.W. Raymond
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