Non-Churchgoers and the Pastor's Path to Attendance
A 19th century editorial argues that weather excuses and sickness do not justify church absenteeism. It emphasizes pastoral work over pulpit sermons, praising practical gospel messages and social fellowship as the church’s strongest influence on parishioners lives.
Finance and taxation debate spans income, customs, and inheritance
The article discusses raising revenue through tariffs, internal taxes, or inheritance and income taxes. It questions income tax popularity among officials and its administrative burden, notes Judge Thompson’s illness and anticipated resignation, and lightly touches on cards tax, wind directions, a hypothetical Corbett Mitchell bout, and smallpox vaccination opinions.
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United States
Custom House
Congress
Machinery transforms farming labor across the nation
The St Louis Republic notes advances in plowing sowing and harvesting with gang plows steam plows and seed sh2009ers on wheels. One man now does in a day what ten or thirty men previously did, as machines multiply output from field to threshing with less labor.
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St. Louisa Republic
Maynard Unity Circle Odd Fellows Hall Basket Party
A Unity circle event at the Odd Fellows hall featured auctioning artistic baskets hosted by David Henderson. Performances by Annie Cullen, Ada and Rhoda Bowers, Lizzie ONeill, John Mallas ion, and student readers Mary Bowers and George Rodan followed by music and club swinging led by Mrs. Bowers.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
David Henderson
Annie Cullen
Ada
Rhoda Bowers
Lizzie O'Neill
John Mallasion
Mary Bowers
George Rodan
John Ve
Installation of Pomposetticut officers at Hudson
D G Sachem R L Eaton and suite visited Hudson for the installation of Pomposetticut tribe of Red Men officers. Speeches by Maynard and Hudson braves followed the ceremony. News notes include scarlet fever cases, a theater cast, skating, railroad schedule changes, church notices, school attendance, and local shop updates.
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D. G. Sachem
R. L. Eaton
Hudson
Mischinewa
F. B. Morse
G. Prophet
A. G Fairbanks
G. S. Sagamore
Richard Parmenter
G. J. Sagamore
E. Severson
M. Harwood
Wampum
Elmer Simms
Asa Woodart
T. F. Parker
Maynard
Mischinewa Morse
Milton Butcher
C. T. Judge
Boston Harness Co
For Sale Four Shepherd Dogs And One Horse
Four shepherd dogs aged five weeks and a four year old horse weighing 1250 pounds are for sale. Interested buyers should contact William J. McCarthy at C. A. Whitney's farm in Maynard.
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Wm. J. McCarthy
C. A. Whitney
Maynard
Liquor cases heard in Cambridge February appeals
The Cambridge February appeals list details liquor violations at district court from 1893. Julius Loewe American House illegal keeping August 1893 fined 100 dollars and 39 days. Adolphus Loewe and Michael Kelley illegal transportation July 1893 fined 50 dollars each. William McCarty American House sales nuisance October 1893 three months and 200 dollars. James Meskill Central House sales nuisance October 1893 three months and 100 dollars. Frank Crosley Maple House sales October 1893 fined 150 dollars. Thomas Cleary kitchen dive Spring lane sales nuisance October 1893 thirty days and 150 dollars.
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Julius Loewe
American House
Adolphus Loewe
Michael Kelley
William McCarty
James Meskill
Central House
Frank Crosley
Maple House
Thomas Cleary
Spring Lane
Enterprise Subscription Offer for Uncut Coupon Holders
The Daily Enterprise offers three month subscriptions and The Weekly Enterprise six month subscriptions at the coupon rate to subscribers who pay in advance. Coupons may not be cut from papers if the offer is accepted, ensuring benefits stay with Enterprise readers.
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Daily Enterprise
Weekly Enterprise
Souvenir Portfolio of the World’s Columbian Exposition Offer
Send address and fifteen cents in stamps to H. E. Bucklen & Co., Chicago, for a repaid souvenir portfolio. Regularly fifty cents, the book promises full page views of the great buildings and descriptions in artful style. If unsatisfied after receipt, stamps are refunded and the book kept.
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Adress H. E. Bucklen & Co
Chicago, Il
Dr G Howard Jones Advocates Ayer_s Hygienic Coffee
Boston physician Dr G Howard Jones says Ayer s Hygienic Coffee fills a long felt want for people who cannot use coffee due to its effect on the liver. He notes that principal grocers sell it.
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G. Howard‘Jones
Boston
Ayer
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