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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1895
Page
4
The piece notes topical items from 1895 including comments on Christian Endeavorers mocked for charity work, a new US law on hand freight cars and penalties, potential cadet at West Point, and a Washington dispatch claiming Congressman Apsley is unusually excited over MA Republican affairs.
A Sunday New York Recorder article discusses Kaiser and Victoria and their potential rights readiness. The piece hints at a forthcoming decision and analyzes the implications of the event with cautious, noncommittal language.
The Clinton A P A opposes building a new armory fearing housing for Co. K Ninth at a Catholic town. Three town meetings have debated the issue and supporters of the project have won repeatedly, raising chances of better quarters for the soldiers in the near future.
Seem aK will soon be time to consider what will bestow on your friends in the Christmas presents. Remember good things lie along until the holiday in the establishments advertised in The En ise. Keep your eye on the ads and them up and you will be able to p a list that you will be proud of and your friends will be so pleased that they will have to reciprocate.
Senator Frye argues the Nicaragua canal would place the U S closer to Hong Kong and northern Chinese ports than Britain and Japan, reduce travel time between New York and San Francisco by half, and cut freight charges. He says these factors justify government backing of the project.
A Massachusetts town applied for additional facilities from a steam railroad and was refused. Officials argued that as the town prospered from railroad advantages an electric railway was built and the steam line’s profits were cut. The Consolidated railroad is meanwhile gaining control of electric railways in cities along its route.
A record of past Republican national conventions lists host cities and nominees: 1856 Philadelphia John C. Fremont. 1860 Chicago Abraham Lincoln. 1864 Baltimore Abraham Lincoln. 1868 Chicago Ulysses S Grant. 1872 Philadelphia Ulysses S Grant. 1876 Cincinnati Rutherford B. Hayes. 1880 Chicago James A. Garfield. 1884 Chicago James G Blaine. 1888 Chicago Benjamin Harrison.
Thanksgiving day observations at the Concord Junction reform school describe a festive chapel program, Apollo quartet concert, and bountiful turkey dinner. Residents received fruit and sweet treats, with many visitors and medals awarded later for state reformatories.
Congressman Apsley of Hudson arrives early in Washington and settles in a prime Q street home. As a longtime committee member and noted businessman, he heads into winter with strong influence and forecasts tariff legislation. He favors equal duties on wool and woolen goods to aid both growers and manufacturers and proposes additional revenue from barley, citing farmer interests as previously neglected. Senator Mills of Texas also sits on the same block.
An advertisement touts a salve claiming to treat cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions and to cure piles with money back if not satisfied. It lists price 25 cents per box and sellers B F Johnson & Sons Mannard and H E Richardson in Concord.
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