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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1894

Page

3

French Women Journalists Among Notables of Their Time

French women journalists are described as a bold, influential group in Paris. Mme Severine and Mme Edmond Adam are highlighted for pioneering press access and political influence, with Sevrine opposing capital punishment and Adam hosting notable salons. The piece notes few women reporters in Paris, with fashion writers achieving notable success amid male encroachment.

France Paris Mme. Severine Mme Edmond Adam Juliette Lamber Napoleon I Adam Garibaldi Bismarck Adam. Severine Mamzelle Gavroche Jenny L’ouvriere Severine Cri du Peuple The Voice of the People Mme. Adam Fountain of la Republique Francaise Gambetta

English Travel Expensive Why Rates by Rail For Passengers and Freight

The article explains why English rail fares stay high compared with the United States, noting large capital costs, sparse economies of scale, and a system built for constant service between nearby towns. It argues British goods and passenger services require high speeds, frequent trains, and many stops, preventing cheap operation.

William M. Acworth United States England America New York Europe Manhattan Elevated Street Cr Manchester London Engineering Magazine

Covenant Promise Deepens as Abram’s Name Changes to Abraham

A sermon review on Genesis chapters 17 18 tracing God’s covenant with Abraham and his descendants. It explains El Shaddai as the all sufficient one and discusses the renaming from Abram to Abraham the promise of nations kings and land and the ritual of circumcision as a sign of the everlasting covenant.

Jehovah God Almighty Abram Jacob Abraham God Jesus John Patmos Daniel Dan Isaiah Job Ishmael Keturah Isaac Christ David Canaan Euphrates Ezek Amosix Noah

Value of gold by volume reaches astonishing figures

A cubic inch of gold equals 210 dollars, a cubic foot 362 880 dollars, and a cubic yard 9 797 762 dollars, implying gold is valued at 18 dollars per ounce.

What Froebel Discovered

A child eager for flowers for Froebel’s birthday celebration inspires a note about Froebel founding the first kindergarten. The story, sourced from the New York Tribune, reflects a playful misunderstanding of the kindergarten founder’s anniversary.

Froebel Teddy New York Tribune

A Mother and a Death in a Storm Weather and Grief

A displaced voice laments the death of a child and the sorrow of motherhood. The verse speaks of missing specters and a void left in the home, while a separate note reports on Cherra Punji in Khasi hills as the world’s wettest region with extraordinary rainfall records.

Cherra Punji Khasi Hills Assam British India Blandford London Meteorological Society Cherr Punji Henry Yule St. Louis Republic

Window Woes on Trains Defy Female Efforts

The Philadelphia Times notes the humiliation of women struggle with railroad car windows. Women tire, pull, and plead while a man calmly steps in and easily operates the stubborn window, prompting silent wonder at his dexterity.

Philadelphia Times

Boston to Fitchburg and Northboro rail schedule

Historic timetable lists New York New Haven and Hartford and Old Colony lines. It shows southbound and northbound departures from Boston Kneeland Street, with stations Fitchburg Clinton Berlin Northboro Marlboro Framingham South Framingham Boston and Lowell branch connections. Details include multiple daily departures and special weekend services as credited to G All EN and C A McAlpine officials.

Boston A. m Framingham M. Sun Southboro A.m. Sun Berlin Piel P.a Sun Clinton San Fitchburg Marlboro South Framingham Taunton New Bedford Fall River Lowell and Framingham Lowell, Jr Acton Concord Junction Sudbury Mansfield Lowell Springfield Sk. G. Allen A.C. Kendall Agt

Time Table Corrected Jan 21 1894 Trains West and East

Time table lists trains west from Boston Belmont Wayland and surrounding towns with multiple daily departures and Sunday runs. Eastbound service includes Northampton Ware Barre Colbrook Jefferson West Boylston and more with stops on signal and conductor notice. Officials listed: W. F. Berry Daniel W. Sanborn Dana J. Flanders.

Boston Belmont Overley A. m P.m. Waltham A.m Wayland East Sudbury Wayside Inn Rockbottom West Rutland Sunbron Rock Barret Parre Piains M. Ware Northampton A. m. Ware A.m. Ae Os Barre Colabrook Ark Jefferson West Boviston South Clinton P. m P Inday A. m. South Udbury Ae Sweeter A. m. East Sudbury Waltham Hudson Oakdale

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Siam D.M. Stearns Babe Gorl Arkansan New Haven & Hartford R. R Old Colony System Northern Division Kneeland Street Framingham, Ar P.m. Sun p.m.Boston P. Ma Vose Farm Canada W.a.white Maynard, Mass Assabet the Peoples Dry Goods Company Matinee Southern Division Massachusetts Causeway Street W. F. Berry Daniel W. Sanborn Dana J. Flanders South Acton Maynard Whitman's Crossing Whitman’s Crossing Marlboro Acton Hoosac Tunnel Troy Albany Saratoga Lake George Adirondack Catskill Mountains Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Hamilton Toronto Cleveland Detroit Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis Southwest Northwest Boston and ST. Louis Vermont Brandon Middlebury Rescue Burlington St Albans St. Johns Ogdensburg Ottawa Montreal Quebec Fitchburg Railroad Washington Street Watson Ayer Mark M.8. Ayer M. S. Ayer State Street
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