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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1901
Page
1
All matter must reach the office of publication not later than Tuesday night to insure insertion in the same weeks issue. Early receipts incur charges for condensation. Subscriptions may be left with F. EB. Ganderson Riverside block and B. J Coughlin's news room.
An inquest was held this morning at Concord over the remains of Joseph Fredrico and William Eagan by order of District Attorney Weir. The Catholic Union board met at Mires Kate Coughlin's home with Rev Fr Doody as guest chancellor. Edward T. McManus to read August and Miss Mary Waldron to read September papers.
Advertised letters listed for residents. The Maynards versus Concord Junctions closed 17 to 16 in favor of the married men. July Fourth activities included reformatory yard games and a large visitor turnout. Community notes mention club meetings, vacations, and local post office updates.
Local promotion urges residents to try Jell O and wife’s salad dressing at O. L. D. Heinz Malt Vinegar touted as the best for table use.
Heat waves grip Kansas with no relief in sight. Oats and hay suffer severe declines while western areas report wetter conditions than the east reversing typical patterns. Coroner verdict in Albany links a shot death to a strike incident. Susquehanna Steel and Iron to raise puddlers wages by 25 percent on July 22 with others adjusted proportionally.
Horace Tuttles carriage collided with city tracks in front of Richardson's on Saturday. The two tourists and the driver were thrown to the ground but not seriously hurt. Update states Lorenzo Eaton remains unwell at The Cliffs in Minot with his daughter.
A Concord resident known for fine books and costly bindings faced arrest in Boston amid a pattern of deception. He borrowed money from townspeople, left owed board at Wright Tavern, and claimed varied identities while recounting southern life and Georgia property. He was seen in Concord last Friday, and connections to two men with different names were suspected.
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