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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1899
Page
8
All items for publication in this paper should read this office Tuesday P M. Address ENTERPRISE 9 Main Street Fitchburg class.
Private Whitney remains home from duty as schools reopen on Monday and residents adjust to routine after vacations. Grace Tuttle advertises bargains while local hunting yields six partridges and six rabbits. A short Congregational service, small Y P C U meeting, and a hospital discharge for Jerry Bradley mark a quiet week in Acton.
West Acton notes a week of sickness for George C. Wright and other residents. Hall Bros. shop resumes after a two week vacation. A Black Friday style cold snap affects residents with a frozen car incident. Ongoing local visits include Mrs G Y Hutchins in town and Miss Gertrude Flagg visiting A F Blanchard.
James McGreen offers clothing made to order repairs cleansing and pressing at moderate prices in South Acton. F. J. Hastings & Co. advertises hard Dakota wheat flour at 4.50 per barrel and various tools including Kelley axes with prices and warranty.
Rev F P Wood preached at Dunstable Mal s last Sunday. Luther Conant Jr of New York spent Christmas at home. George Tuttle of New York is in town for holidays. Bernard Costing Jr sick for a week. Acton schools reopened after vacation. Mrs Fred A Holmes of Eastport Me visits sister Mrs F J Barker. Arthur Lane C G Dole and wives from Cambridge were in town. Boston and Stoneham visitors joined Christmas in Acton. Congregational church attendance small. Mr Tenny kept the heat. Edith Flagg returns to Perkins Institute after week with her father. Frank A Pelton and Annie R Pelton of Dorchester marry at Dr Barker’s. Mrs Al Robbins, formerly of Acton, dies at Carlisle. Cong Church service held. interment at Woodlawn.
Headlines touch on Russia nearing Manchuria while czar seeks peace. The Kaiser backs the czar peace idea and boosts troops. Norway fears alliance with Sweden and possible shared graves if conflict widens. Swat valley actions draw cables, skeletons in London spark anger over Egypt triumph souvenirs.
Local notices list prices for creamery goods and groceries including butter eggs and 5 pound lots. H A Littlefield offers ladies hats and silk mittens at Miss Armstrong's, plus box calf shoes and sale silk ribbons and threads at reduced prices for a few weeks.
New York Evening Journal notes a rough sparring session with O'Toole and Shure where one fighter endures two black eyes but shows little sign of defeat amid the crowd heat and bravado.
A brief dialogue between a philanthropist and Mr Meekton. The philanthropist asks if others sympathize with the downtrodden masses while Meekton jokes about the crowd rushing the bar gain counter. The exchange appears as a clipped quotation from the Washington Star.
At 8:30, Mrs. Borus warns children not to wake her husband Mr. Borug, a noted literary figure, as she believes he is dreaming a sonnet. The scene captures a quiet domestic moment inside a writer's home reported by the Chicago Tribune.
A lawyer asks the witness about his vocation. The witness replies that he has no profession and works in a boiler shop, per the Cleveland Leader.
Miss Lucy Withers of Golden a 20 year old teacher wagered 1000 kisses against Congressman Jerry Simpson with Harold Owens a rancher. After Simpson’s defeat Owens collects at 20 kisses a week for 50 weeks while Withers vows to pay as agreed, no witnesses required.
In a New York Weekly account a policeman remarks on a small woman who captured a burglar after mistaking him for her husband. The scene unfolds as darkness aided the takedown and the woman explains the confusion with the servant girl.
The Concord National Bank invites stockholders to its banking house in Concord on Tuesday January 10 1899 at 11 o clock AM for election of directors and other business. Cashier C Fay Heywoop signs the notice from Concord Massachusetts dated December 180s.
All meat in Manila is eaten fresh killed, since he fails to preserve fish flesh or fowl, and game and fowl are always sold at the markets alive.
George Bronson Rea recounts General Shafter seeking to use transports to clear a channel for Admiral Sampson in the harbor of Santiago. The plan, involving transport Aransas and Captain Faircloth, was shelved after Spain surrendered and the crew faced the risk of a deadly mission. Colonel Humphreys and Captain Stewart Brice led the daring concept.
Professor Donaldson won the midwinter championship at Ulmer Park New York bay in a 112 yard race. Captain Dalton Jr. finished second as Donaldson set a fast pace amid cold spectators and shallow water. Donaldson claimed victory in 2 minutes 16 seconds and revealed injuries from striking the bottom.
Prince Ranjitsinhji, Indian cricketer, named honorary colonel of Patiala’s bodyguard by the maharajah. He rode in full regalia when Punjab lieutenant governor and later the viceroy visited. He wore a pink oriental costume with a diamond tiara, osprey plume, and gem crossbelt. the viceroy’s plate silver carriage with gold state arms is valued at about $62,500.
A brief instructional note presents a beginner level checker problem numbered 508 for Black as king. It outlines the setup and solution steps in concise form for learners seeking basic endgame play and king maneuvers.
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