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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1898

Page

2

Col Parsons Loss to Regiment Affects Marlboro People

Col Henry Parsons announces retirement as commander of the Sixth Regiment Infantry in Boston. Officers express regret as the Marlboro community faces loss of regiment headquarters and potential leadership changes. possible successors include Lieut Col Woodward of Wakefield and Maj Geo J. Chaffin, with staff reassignment and battalion command considerations. The piece notes Parsons's long service since 1873 and his record in the militia and Civil War.

Henry Parsons Sixth Regiment Infantry South Armory Irvington Street Boston Col Parsons United States Marlboro Massachusetts New York Volunteers Pes Col Greene Chas F. Woodward Wakefield Woodward Company A Geo Jl. Chaffin Geo H. Taylor Aoa Chas K. Darling Chaffin Goodell Southbridge F. Barrett Milford I. N. Marshall South Framingham T. E Jackson Jackson Williams Priest Fitchburg Adjt Darling Adjt Ballard Adjt Lamson Staf A. C. Lamson Mordman Hall O. P. Porter Lowell W. K. Jewett B. Farnham Smith Concord W. F. Dusseault South Acton Sergt-May Pratt Hunter Curtis Marlboro Brass Band

Merchant Tests Applicant For Position In Old Cribbed Ad

A merchant questions an applicant about penmanship and spelling. The applicant admits spelling and writing issues but cites expertise in physiology astronomy geology and zoology. A clerk is sent to bring in someone with practical education. Minneapolis Tribune.

Merchant John Minneapolis Tribune

The Jack Rabbit on the Prairie Dog and Man

A prairie jack rabbit challenges settlers and their dogs with sudden moves. The rabbit seems awkward and lame yet vanishes as the dog charges, leaving the dog to conclude it was a dream. Christian Work.

Innocent Man Faces Mob After Prison Gate Breaks

In a Detroit Journal excerpt, a man cries I am innocent as guards are swept aside and a sledge breaks a cell door. The crowd proclaims his innocence only when reason prevails, and passion fades.

Detroit Journal

Lorenzo Barnes's Last Chance in Governor Hearing

The case of Lorenzo W. Barnes, condemned for the murder of John Deane, was reviewed by Governor Walcott and counsel. Experts testified about his alleged lifelong brain injury and slow mental process, with a commission reporting he was sane and responsible on December 17, 1896.

Lorenzo W. Barnes John Deane Maynard Guv Walcott Council Burnham R. Benner Lowell Barnes Geo H. Jelly Dist Atty Wier Wolcott Walter ‘Channing Channing Park Putnam Dist Atty Weir Weir Deane

A Plucky Maine Woman Shoots Deer On Mountain Trek

Mrs Ada M Cole of Gilead Maine becomes a noted hunter after tracking a deer across South Mountain distances. She fires from 800 feet away, drags the prize home by belt leather, and returns exhausted yet proud to share the feat with her husband.

Maine Ada M. Cole

Slashed Blouse Bodice Gains Fresh Life in Fashion

A new blouse bodice trend uses slashing to reveal a green satin underlayer with gold braid. A recent gown in fawn cloth lines green and gold shot taffeta, featuring nine inch slashes from the waist, low neck, and puff sleeves showing satin interstices with brown fur edging.

New York Post

Louis XVI bow decorates left shoulder gown trend

A fashion note describes the Louis XVI bow in velvet or alternate fabrics adorning the left shoulder of evening wear. A matching smaller bow tops a coiffure aigret, with rules: bows must match in color and material but differ in size, only one shoulder bears a bow, and wiring varies with fabric.

Mrs Weed Seeks Diplomacy for Switzerland or Germany

Mrs Cora Chaplain Weed of Mascine Indiana presents a petition signed by 1800 prominent citizens asking for a diplomatic appointment to Switzerland or Germany. The petition is with President McKinley. Weed serves as a trustee of a leading Iowa college.

Cora Chaplain Weed Maschine Switzerland Germany McKinley

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Daniel Webster Webster Mr. Webster H. Bischof Wiesbaden Jack Rabbit Lorenzo Barnes Last Chance Burke Judson New York Journal Michigan New York W. A. Haynes Co Louis James Devane West Acton, Mass Glenwood Ranges Slate Root Hio Concord Junction, Mass Tremont Tuttles Jones & Wetherbee South Acton, Mass
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