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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1900
Page
4
July 12 1900 remarks cover China tensions with war talk andUS Germany stance while drowning accidents rise over the season. Cited items include Taiping era style chatter on Boxer society Bryan support and commentary on Kruger and Transvaal.
The paper notes readers often mail news and notices without signatures and warns that unsigned items may be discarded. It urges writers to include their names to have submissions considered for publication.
One hundred dollar reward offered for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsed by West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists of Toledo. Cure taken internally, claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Price per bottle and testimonials provided by F J Cheney Co Props Toledo Ohio. Hall's Family Pills advertised as best.
Timothy Shea of Manton R I, and William H Maynard of Winchester, visit towns. J B Deane reports strong steamship ticket sales this summer. Rev W G Puddefoot and Rev C H Washburn to speak on church and temperance. Greenhouses for sale or rent on Beachmont Ave. Five ball games in the married vs single series. Benedicts lead 3 to 2.
The Fourth passed without major accidents amid serenades late night and a late bell chime. A suspected arson fire at the Maynard barn near the paper mill drew condemnation. The Horribles parade awarded prizes and a ball game featured a Maynard vs Framingham nine. A daylong picnic at Amorygrove led by Rev. John A. Crowe capped the holiday.
The I O O M A held a pleasant meeting last Friday evening for the installation of officers performed by Bro Gavin Taylor D G M and suite. After the ceremonies the brothers dined in the banquet hall on a bountiful repast and enjoyed a social time despite the warm season.
Notice reads in brief form from Leland and Son of Worcester addressed to Maynard residents. The fragment mentions a matter of public concern requiring attention or action by the local community.
A Hudson store at 54 Main Street opens a branch for piano sales. The ad invites customers to visit or mail for terms and offers full trade value for old pianos or organs. Garside, Hudson.
Maynard locals advertise a tenement to let and invite coal or wood orders. Apply to W A Haynes Co or call E Henderson Co at the junction of Concord and Actonsts, or leave orders at A E Randall's bakery.
Elsa Ellins and Carlton visiting friends in Jeffery New Hampshire. Ladies from town enjoying a week at Lake Champlain. Funeral of Mrs. Sarah R. Vose held at Centre M E church Roxbury interment Mt. Pleasant. Sudbury officials pressed for state road funds and possible share in next apportionment. The Fourth of July passed quietly with no bells in South Sudbury and a female led Horribles parade.
The Ten nis club held a Tuesday evening event on July 3 that drew a modest crowd but yielded a neat sum. The program featured piano solos by Miss Reading and Mi Solo, clarinet by Reading, songs, a Mas Selection, and a guitar-time quartet with Richardson Jennie P Hunt Mr. Hosmer Mr. Hunt Jr. Arthur Burr Mr. Maynard, Harry Warren and Richardson Miss Hurlbur.
A western city mayor receives a curious inquiry about a man named John Snipes allegedly attacked by a bare creature in the mountains. The writer asks if Snipes was killed or eaten, claims possible previous marriages, six toes, tattoos, and an anchor on the arm, and requests whether any property was left. The note ends with was the bare killed.
Reports from 1898 describe Tientsin and Chefu as key northern ports with rising American goods demand including drills sheetings and kerosene. Newchwang shows strong American influence in textiles oils and manufactures while imports expand across Shengking and port lines with railway links to Peking and Port Arthur.
Coroner Higgins reports Mrs. Hattie Robinson known for elopements died at home from paris green poisoning. He rules death self-inflicted while intoxicated, says wounds were not fatal. Indications suggested murder, with conflicting stories from involved parties fueling the murder theory.
The 21st national meet of the League of American Wheelmen opens in Milwaukee with about 500 arrivals. Top riders from across the country contest for $3000 in prizes, including a standout match race between Major Taylor and Tom Cooper for $1000, best two of three heats.
The 1859 Teku forts episode near Pei-Ho river saw Captain Tatnall of the United States China squadron row to aid British gunboats under Admiral Hope. His bold maneuver silenced the forts and earned popular praise despite a threatened court martial. The phrase blood is thicker than water is linked to British and American press at the time.
You can take your choice when you come to us. We sell fine footwear in all kinds of leather and invite you to see our Summer stock. Economical buying is offered with new styles chosen for quality and variety. The store promises right goods at right prices with popular styles and newest attractions.
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