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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1901
Page
3
Public notice lists winter railroad arrangement effective Oct 8 1900 for Sean Division Central Massachusetts and Union Passenger Station Boston with Causeway Street address.
Fragments show train times for the New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad with departures to Lowell Acton and return times. Entries reference multiple lines and stations, but details are incomplete.
Marion Crawford argues Caesar, unlike other conquerors, was least cruel and vital to building civilization. He asserts history cannot be imagined without Caius Julius Caesar, unlike Alexander, Charlemagne, or Napoleon, whose absence would not alter the world as we know it.
An anecdote from Bismarck’s biography recounts a czar era guard who refused to pluck a snowdrop and an aging official explains the long standing order. The tale ends with the Empress Catherine’s reported instruction to protect the delicate bloom as an artifact of royal decree.
A man from drowning November 21, 1900, is saved after a gallant lifeboat rescue in a gale on Buffalo Harbor. Surfmen launch, the boat is wrecked by heavy surf, Greenland and Surfman Greenland swim to near piles, line used to reach the victim, man saved after 15 minutes of peril as cheers rise from shore.
The outlaw George Buckley known as Big Nosed George terrorized Yellowstone stage routes in 1879. After a nationwide manhunt he was captured in a barber shop by Sheriff and U S Marshal, then hanged from a cottonwood tree as a crowd watched by lantern light.
A Washington Capitol house wing tale describes a tall gentleman with a sword cane resembling John Randolph of Roanoke, gliding as if delivering a message and sometimes striking a watchman. Another ghost, Jackson the janitor, allegedly haunts the Senate basement, with audible water sounds and workers lighting up early to finish his long idle task.
A 1901 sermon overview explains Genesis 1 1 to 2 3, detailing creation's order light on day one firmament and seas on day two the sun moon and stars on day four and God making man and woman on day six. It links spirit and word in God’s work and notes rest after completion as a pattern for believers.
The New York Times recounts Sir Walter Besant’s life with humorists and Mark Twain at a London literary gathering. Tales of the Fleet river, Bindery designs, and Besant’s Savile Club hours reveal publishers, friends, and the broader literary milieu influencing Besant and Twain.
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