Concord High Wins Sixth Straight Championship in Close Win
Concord High defeated a hybrid Concord team to claim the Concord championship after a tight ninth inning. Wheeler dominated on the mound and at the plate with seven bases and a homer, driving in the decisive run on a Penniman single with two outs. Hay es, T Powers and Castle starred for the visitors as 400 fans watched a hard fought game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord High
Concord
William Barrett
Boston
Wheeler
Wen
Penniman
E. Troughlin
Harvard
Hanly
W. Loughlin
Concords
Hayes
T. Powerson
Castle
C. H
Maynard
Wheeler P- Bae Beabh Penniwan
Loughlincs
Byron
Ge Or & Connell
Hanley
Bob OL
Fae
Goulding
API
Eek Hayes
E. Loughlin
Sweeney
Grimes
T. Powers
Harry W. Wheeler
Boston Globe
Concord Post Office Roll Call for Week Ending July 6 1897
List of patrons and local residents processed at the Concord post office for the week ending July 6 1897. Names include Wm Buttrick PLM H C Bailey Chisholm Bros C T Colyer Edmund Curran Robert Donaldson W D Delany Joseph Dagle G P Fuller Willie Fitzmorris H Guild Arthur Hosmer and many others with Mrs and Miss titles among families and individuals in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Wm. Buttrick
PL M
H. C. Bailey
Chisholm Bros
C. T. Colyer
Edmund Curran
Robert Donaldson
W. D. Delany
Joseph Dagle
Willie Fitzmorris
H. Guild
Arthur Hosmer
A. T. Kimball
Guiseppi DeMattiez
Dan McCarthy
Jerry McDonald
Alonzo McGinty
James Ryan
A. P. Sherbourne
John Sweatt
Charles Waskiemiz
William H. Wall
James M. Wilder
H. A. Whiston
Nelson Young
Clara Anderson
Jeannie D. Anderson
William H. Barker
Lestina Berry
Carrie J. Coleman
Generive S. Flint
Gee. Goodwin
Cornelia Golay
Jessie B. Harriman
M. A. Hosmer
Bessie Lowe
Belle Madison
Aggie McDermott
LaBelle Parsons
Edward &. Platt Jr
Clara Putnam
Stetson
Edith Marion Walser
Death by Own Action on the Holiday
James Williams, melancholy since a severe winter grip, threatened suicide and left his Bedford road home Monday morning. His body was found hanging from a tree in the orchard behind the barn that afternoon. He was a Royal Arcanum member and leaves a wife. The B and M stations report fresh paint improving their appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Williams
Bedford Road
James Arnold
Royal Arcanum
Concord Junction
Michael Scott
Prison Nine
Pete Great Ball
Geek Hart
Frazier Knowiton
Michael Burke
Main Street
Concord Council
Friends
Eilith McKenzie
Musketaquid Club
Concord
Weather data for Concord Massachusetts June 1897 summary
The report records weekly and monthly weather figures for Concord Massachusetts in June 1897. It notes temperatures, daily ranges, total precipitation, wind movement and directions, and cloud conditions with specific dates and values for mean temperatures, highs, lows, and notable weather events.
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Concord
Mass
N. E
Kyed A
Church Services Notice
Among the Churches listing multiple congregations with pastors and weekly schedules. First Parish Unitarian Rev Loren B McDonald 10 45 a m service 12 m Sunday school 7 p m Young People guild evening services first and third Sundays 7 40 Nov 1 to Jun 1. Trinity Episcopal 10 45 a m morning prayer litany sermon 12 m Sunday school all seats free. Trinitarian Congregational Rev Geo A Tewksbury 6 30 p m Y P S C E Prayer meet 7 30 Fri. Scandinavian M E Church Rev J P Anderson 10 30 a m 7 30 p m Sundays Class meeting 7 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Parish
Unitarian
Loren B. McDonald
Young People’s Guild Meeting
Trinity Church
Geo, A. Tewksbury
Scandinavian M. E
J. P. Anderson
Union Church
W. W. Campbell
Purse Lost Near Court Lane and Episcopal Church
A purse containing about 315 is lost between Court Lane and the Episcopal church. Return to Concord Post Office for reward. Goodwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Lane
Episcopal Church
Concord Post
Goodwin
Paper Hanging and Miscellaneous Goods Advertised in Concord
Concord locals list 2000 plus rolls of paper hangings arriving at moderate cost with more to come. Also offered are last year's stock, paper hanging services by request, Noyes Brothers laundry agent Whitcomb, store pickup policies, ties at C E Browns, Towle Kent tools and fresh chips, boots repairs by Patrick Ryan near Fitchburg station, bicycle for sale via Miss Buck, Gold Eagle flour highlight, laces for dress trims and sleeves at Miss Buck's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Whitcomb
Noyes Brothers
P. Mu
C. E. Brown's
Towle & Kent
Patrick Ryan
Railroad Jane
Fitchburg Station
Towle & Kent's
Miss Bueck
C. E. Brown
Gold Eagle
Miss Buck's
Hudson News Brief Highlights Local GoingsOn
Local items report Bayer selling real estate at Clinton and Bean selling a vat, prices noted. Ben Wood harvests over 300 bushels of cherries for local dealers. H E Stowe Hose 2 house interior fitted and exterior painted. Miss Mary A. Skahan visits Dorchester. Miss Raby Whittemore climbs Mount Monadnock. Lizzie Fielding moved to alms house for illness. J G Light tests hitch at Independent hotel in 60 seconds. Tax Collector Miles busy preparing town tax bills for Independence Day. Edward Holbrook visits from Watertown NY, grandson of H P Bean. George W. French pays real estate tax. enterprise reporter pays poll tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
Boones Pond
Bean
Clinton
Bolton
Ben Wood
Longhill
Jus. McDonald
H. M. Shortsleeves
DD. B.magorty
H. E. Stowe Hose 2
Mary A. Skahan
Dorchester
J. G. Light
Cundall
Union
Miles
Edward Holbrook
Watertown
N Y
New York City Institute of Technology
H. P. Bean
George W. French
Greenfield
N. H
Concord Junction social notes and visits update
Mrs Conery and her daughter traveled to Pepperell while Mrs Curtis spent the summer at Brooks farm. Miss Olive Homans visited Instructor Ring's family. An extra prayer meeting was held Thursday in the chapel. Flags and bunting were displayed around the area Monday. Professor E P Barrell of Auburn Maine is visiting Officer Blossom's family.
HOT WAVE CONTINUES IN NEW ENGLAND AND LOCAL NOTES
New England endures a heat wave with reports of July Fourth gatherings and church events. Local items include reunions, baptisms, a lawn party with Boston musicians, and a fatal train accident at Concord Junction. NYC heat toll rises with three deaths and multiple prostrations across several boroughs and hospitals.
Heat Wave Claims Three More In Boston Sufferers
In Boston three more heat victims are reported with only slight temperature relief at night. B A Perkins of the South End, found conscious at Northampton and Washington, died in critical condition at the city hospital. Michael Fitzgerald, 38, of the West End, died after suffering from the sultry weather and was sent home on Prince Street. John Ryan, 40, was prostrated and sent to his Melrose home.
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New York
Weather Bureau
City Hall
Maggie Bibl
Avenue C
Bernard McGarry
William Smith
Blackwell's Island
Central Park
John Feigel
R. M. Yeason
U.S. S. Essex
John Lihie
George Stewart
Frank Green
Christopher Haler
Lawrence McCarthy
Elizabeth Bunnell
Stephen Lessure
Samuel Kennedy
Henry C. Chalmers
Christopher Foley
Owen O'Neil
Brooklyn
Casper Spegel
Will
Peter. Healy
Daniel Gallagher
Maggie Skuts
Edward Cox
Sshenley
Park
Bristol
Bristol, Conn
Clinton and
Fulton Streets
City Hospital
Boston
South End
Perkins
Northampton
Washington Streets
Michael Fit¢ggerald
West End
Prince Street
John Ryan
Hd Vears
Melrose
Heat Prostration Claims Five Victims in Lowell
In Lowell Massachusetts on a hot July afternoon W M Mulcahey about five years old and residing at 18 Appleton Street died after heat prostration. An ambulance was summoned and five other victims were taken to St John’s Hospital.
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Lowell
Mass
W. MM. Mulcahey
Appleton Street
St. John's Hospital
Severe Rainstorm Strikes Brattleboro Area Causes Crop Damage
A violent storm swept Brattleboro yesterday afternoon bringing heavy rain and hail that damaged tobacco and corn crops. Lightning struck the homes of E. B. Stockwell and F. I Yoine, causing only minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
EB. Stockwell
F. I “Yoine
Severe storms and heat hit several towns on July 7
In Schenectady New York an electrical hail and wind storm damaged Bereneon fruit gardens and nearby crops. Amesbury Massachusetts recorded 99 degrees in the shade and two workers suffered heat distress. Geneseo New York saw three days of extreme heat with temperatures from 100 to 108 and an Italian pea picker died from heat effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
Geneseo
N. Y
Geneseo Valley
First Grand Excursion of the Season to Plymouth
On Saturday July 10 a grand excursion departs Marlboro Hudson Maynard Rockbottom for Plymouth via Mitchburg R R. Sail three hours each way Boston to Plymouth aboard the steel steamer Plymouth with three hours in Plymouth. Trains depart Marlboro 7 50 Hudson 7 57 Rockbottom 8 02 Maynard 8 09. Boat leaves Boston at 10 am and returns 6 pm. Tickets 1.25 usable on trains back to Boston at 9 and 11 20 pm. Jere O Sullivan’s pardon granted raises questions about motive.
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Marlboro
Maynard, Hudson
Rockbottom
Plymouth
Mitchburg R. R
Boston
Hudson
Maynard
Heat Claims Four Lives in Chicago as Heatwave Eases
Chicago reports four deaths and four prostration cases due to heat yesterday. The weather office notes temperatures did not exceed 80 degrees, with one serious incident among the prostrations.
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Chicago
Heat records in Cincinnati claim five deaths
In Cincinnati on July 7 authorities report five heat related deaths with a four day total of thirty six. Prostrations in the same period number four or five times the death toll, indicating widespread heat distress.
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Cincinnati
Weather and sunstroke report from July heat wave
Waterville Maine on July 7 reports a new heat wave with average temperatures near 99 degrees topping records. Montreal’s July 7 sunstroke cases include one death and another in danger, signaling severe heat across regions.
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Waterville
Montreal
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Oya
Royal Baking Powder CO
Episcopal
Trinitarian Congrega
Lizzie Fielding
Water Street
E. P. Barrell
Auburn, Me
Officer Blossom
New England
J. T. Hope
Fitchburg
Officer Bowker
J. D. Wilson
Mrs. Files
Geo. L. Prescott
Waltham
Florence E. Burbank
Ethel G. Blossom
Reformatory
Evelyn Russell
Winslow
Eva Russell
Gardiner Hart
Massachusetts General Hospital
A. H. Chase
New York City
Mason & Lightniig
O. L. Dart’s
Philadelphia
Pillsbury's
Washburn’s
Concord Clothing CO
Friend’s Block
Concord, Mass
Whstvale Woolenn
MILT
Westvale
Amesbury
F. Cogswell
Harerhill
Chas. E. Boyce
Church Street
Maynard, Alass
Jonathan FP
Lorenzo Mayinard
Middlesex South District
Middlesex South
Stow
Henry Mason
Masons
G. &.C. Maynard
G.& C. Maynard
One Bird
Old Town Road
Silas A.brooks
Brooks
Concord Road
New County Road
Thomas E. Brooks
Bent
Registry of Deeds
Benjamin Smith
Thorndike
George H. Forbush
Said
Lorenzo Maynard
Jere O'Sullivan
Ben). W. Brown
Biour
Sevest
Brook’ S
Planet Jr
Bowker
Pillsbury’ S
H. S. Richardson
Pharmacist
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