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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1899

Page

2

Autotrucks Gain Ground In New York London and Paris

A New York Autotruck company planning to replace horse drawn trucks with compressed air powered autos faces expansion to London Paris and Berlin. The six to eight foot machines promise space and time savings and a shift in urban life.

New York London Paris Metropolis New York Autotruck Company James’ H. Headley Compressed Air Company Autotruck Company American Wheelock Engine Company Worcester Mass International Air Power Company New Jersey Joseph Leiter Chicago Leiter Berlin Edwin J. Cramp Philadelphia Wheelock Company General Trafic Autotruck Enterprise New York City

Ghostly Bed at Indianapolis Shocks Elizabeth Cady Stanton

Elizabeth Cady Stanton recounts a terrifying night in a crowded Indianapolis hotel. After a host found her a third floor room without a balcony a ghostly voice cried for help and a terrified Stanton woke to the same repeated plea Oh save me mother The maid revealed a man died there from delirium tremens and the room echoed his cries, leaving Stanton forever unsettled.

Lyceum Bureau Indianapolis Mme Elizabeth Cady Stanton

The Indian as Merry Talkative Neighbor

A Grinnell described portrait notes that Indians are not inherently taciturn but sociable at home and fond of news and gossip. The essay cites humor in daily life, including light insults about appearances, and recalls a Gros Ventres camp visit with a fat new agent nicknamed a Big Belly by locals.

George Bird Grinnell Big Bellies Gros Ventres Fort Belknap Mon

Slime Coating Protects Fish From Fungus And Aids Speed

The New York World explains that the slime on fish reduces friction aiding speed and cushions scales. It protects against fungal infections in waters, and when spots lose slime fungus can rapidly colonize gills, threatening the fish.

New York World

Dutch fishermen use live bait in bottle for catching fish

Dutch fishermen show a simple plan using a bottle of water with live worms and insects. They cork the bottle and drop it in water while the line is sunk beside it. The wriggling contents attract fish and lure them to the baited hooks.

New Game to Him Truant Cited in Baltimore Jewish Comment

A juvenile exchange features a boy named Jacob and his mother arguing about truancy. The mother had urged learning games to avoid damaging clothes, and Jacob replies he is playing a new game called truancy, highlighting a humorous street lesson in discipline.

Jacob Baltimore

Man killed after being overtaken by passenger train

A Belfast newspaper reports a man was struck and killed by a passenger train. The article notes he had sustained a similar injury in an earlier incident about three years ago.

Belfast

Cotton mill king Robert Knight owns 15 New England towns

Providence businessman Robert Knight has become the cotton mill king of the world by owning 15 New England villages with mills stores and houses. His fortune is about 10 million dollars and his operations employ over 7 000 people across mills and retail outlets. Knight began as a factory clerk and built a debt free empire through acquisitions and self financing.

Robert Knight Providence New England Hin Robert Ikxnight Warwick R. 1 Knights Cranston Robert Brayton Knight Brayton Pawtucket Academy New York

Pioneer Bishop Sent To Brazil Leads Rio Grande Do Sul Mission

Rev L L Kinsolving, born in 1862 in Virginia, ordained in 1889, becomes the first Episcopal bishop assigned to Brazil. He guided missions in Porto Alegre and Rio Grande do Sul, oversaw new churches, and returned to Brazil to supervise construction after his consecration.

Nev Lucién. Lee Kinsolving New York Rio Grande Do Sul Brazil Auxiliary Mission Board Low Church Mr. Kinsolving Loudoun County A. Kinsolving University of Virginia Charlottesville Theological Seminary Alexandria Whittle L. L. Kinsolving Virginia McIlvaine Ohio Richard Stockton New Jersey Porto Alegre Rio Grande

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