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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1896

Page

4

War era chatter and court notes mix in Boston papers

A collage of newspaper views on the Cuban war, alibis in trials, and police activity. Mentions include Barnes in East Cambridge, Deane murder case, Foster in New York, and reactions to U S Cuban sympathy. mentions of ships Alabama built by Cramps and Lairds reveal industrial pride.

Foster New York Boston_ Journal U. S Alabama Cramps Lairds

Chip-Book To Expand Its Form Next Month

The Chip-Book will be issued in an enlarged format beginning next month. Editors hope the change preserves the magazine’s distinctive flavor that has earned it many friends, as readers valued its departure from typical periodicals.

Shoemakers and Banks Margin Cautions Credit Practice

A Lynn shoe manufacturer warns that slim margins in shoe making push banks to tighten paper credit. Banks far from shoemaking hubs are cutting back on shoe paper after expert reviews find profit erosion. Some firms now require individual names on notes rather than accepting shoe company paper.

Lynn Manuacturer

Noble Brow on the Passenger Seated With Mystery

An inquisitive observer asks a man with a benevolent face about his occupation on a train. The reply hints the man runs a public house and a butcher shop, with his wits handling the bar and his own killin. The scene, from London Tit-Bits, plays on guessing personality from appearance.

Arthur Edith

Freedom from fashion’s tyranny challenges bustle trend

A New York letter notes a Paris fashion clash as a modern woman resists the bustle and heavy drapery. The piece highlights the lure of easy movement and sensible dress, reflecting changing tastes across global fashion hubs from Bangkok to Siam via London.

New York Bangkok Siam London

Maynard murder case linked to funeral and clues emerge

Funeral for John Deane drew leaders from Maynard and nearby towns as detectives and reporters chased leads. Key witnesses contradicted Barnes alibis while officers and press sift testimony, wallet findings, and torn account leaves to build the case.

Maynard Constabulary Deane

Expert photographer i t Brown opens Waltham studio in Holden Building

I t Brown of Waltham recently established in the Holden building Hudson operates a photography studio with a reception room office and working room. Facilities and modern equipment promise first class work and a coupon ticket offering a discount through March 1 invites local residents to visit and inspect samples of the work.

Waltham Holden Hudson Brown

Maynard Locals Fresh Oysters Daily at Central Market

Fresh oysters are available daily in Maynard at Central Market, offering locals a steady supply of sea-fresh seafood. Regulars note quality and timely arrivals as the market standard.

Bank Runs Fade As Chicago Banks Weather Stress

Chicago outlets report runs on several banks tied to the National Bank of Illinois collapse. Garden City Banking and Trust opened early to absorb demand and said deposits taken in exceeded payouts. Hibernian Savings limited withdrawals with 60 days notice to protect smaller banks. Illinois Trust and Savings offered pay orders for $100 to those with legitimate needs.

Chicago Angus & Gindele, General Contractors American Brewing, Malting and Elevator Company George A. Weisse Malting and Elevator Company George A. Weisse National Bank of Ilinois Garden City Banking and Trust Company Hibernian Savings Bank Ilnois Trust and Savings Bank Mlinois Trust and Savings Bank National Bank John J. Mitchell Ilinois Trust Oliceet Tllinois Trust Ilinois Trust and Savings Bank

Teacher of Singing Adalyn Riley

Miss Adalyn Riley teaches singing and voice building with references to Miss Clara Munger and Mr. George Parker of Boston. For terms please address 31 Newton St Marlboro.

Adalyn Riley Clara Munger George Parker Boston Newton St Marlboro

Surgeon Corrects Misplaced Liver in Punchy Exchange

A terse exchange has one man declaring he is a surgeon and the liver is not where the other believes. The counterpoint suggests DeWitt's Little Early Risers would reach and shake it if located in the big toe or left side. Names listed include B. F. Johnson & Son and several locations.

DeWitt B. F. Johnson

The Peoples National Bank Transacts a General Banking Business

Sells drafts payable in any part of the United States and in Foreign Countries. Buys and sells Government, Municipal, Railroad and other bonds. Bonds of good paying water companies are touted as top investment securities. Bank offers bond selection facilities, correspondence and accounts, safety deposit boxes, and absolute security from fire or burglary. Joan L. Stone, Cashier.

United States Joan L. Stone

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Enterprise Barnes Maynard East Cambridge Herbert Is Uller Boston Advertiser Olney John Deane South Acton Road Mr. Mesler M. E. Church Joel F. Parmenter John M. Whitney Geo. A. Whitney George Conant Hiram Parker George Lawton Emma Taylor Bertha Battley Creighton Michael Driscoll Maurice Connors Driscoll Main Street Sunbury Frank Burton Burton Kivlehan Globe David Miller Miller Sheehan King John Roberts Maine Bean and Whitney King and Sheehan Boston Globe, Herald and Journal The Whitney Icehouse Sudbury Street James Wilson Martin Corder Glendale Farrell’s Campbell’s Self Acton Fred Gilmore South Acton Gilmore Arthur Aslett Penniman Concord Junction Rockbottom Aslott Emma Lizzie Deane Mr. Deane Man Deane Mason Deane House Lorenzo Barnes Boston Journal Journal Maynard Locals Rochester David Kirkpatrick Second Universalist Kirkpatrick Kate Field San Francisco Honolulu Belgic Trinity Episcopal Church Mount Auburn Manchester N. H Fred Pinkus Pinkus Dee Baby Morristown N. J Spokane Wash Amesty Constantinople Mass Board of Trade P. R. McLain Montreal Hayes Grand Trunk Detroit Vermont Hatch Hannibal, Mo W. H. Hatch Bright Rior Boxy W. S. Howe Gaskell & Taylor R.R. Station the Peoples National Bank B. F. Johnson & Son C. H. Whitney Concord H. A. Littlefield West W.B. Cases Walter B. Currier Maynard, Mass 5 Park SQ Maynard’s Block
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