Semi-colon status of Spanish warship noted
Capt Evans remains silent on swearing reports for nearly a week. Brockton shoe shipments have averaged 7500 per week in 1898 to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Brockton
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1898
Page
4
Congress Adjourns as Army and Navy Continue Work
Congress has adjourned while the army and navy maintain ongoing operations at their established posts. The decision leaves legislative functions paused as military affairs proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Army
Navy
War tax on beer praised as just by Milford News
The Milford News endorses the war tax on beer as eminently just and to remain after the war. Maj Priest of the Third battalion Sixth Mass regiment is credited with the handsomest horse at Camp Alger. It costs a 10 cent stamp to marry or die properly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Milford News
Priest
Sixth Mass Regiment
Camp Alger
Liar comparisons quoted from old newspapers
A fragment cites a Boston Advertiser remark on Blanco and Ananias as artists of deception. It notes Ananias allegedly had his wife to assist him, implying a harsher view of Blanco’s denials amid a plea for aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Advertiser
Blanco
Ananias
Col Pen Fails at Island Escort After Camp Dewey Exit
Col Pen defeats the Sixth and Ninth regiments in leaving Camp Dewey but both regiments outrun him to reach the island, signaling a mixed show of fitness and haste among the troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Pen
Dewey
Island
Coat Dons and Doffs in Light of Recent Events
The question asks whether the act of donning a coat means putting it on or taking it off given current happenings. Interpreting context suggests the phrase likely denotes putting the coat on as a sign of preparing to face events rather than removal.
No coins in last year's vests and abroad misgivings
Excerpted voices rail at postwar taxes and Hawaii annexation while urging public resolve. Boston Journal and Waltham Free Press Tribune contrast warnings of hardship with calls for encouragement of families with loved ones at front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Journal
Shoe Trade At Boston Markets Full And Featureless
The Boston shoe market shows the usual summer lull with many manufacturers closing for a week and employees taking vacations. Jobbers and salesmen prepare to travel as firms pace price talks, seeking fair remuneration while jobbers resist advances. A major maker faced cancelled orders after demanding a 21 cent rise to cover costs.
Shoes Sold At Higher Prices Due To Material Shortage
The passage notes a seller could not duplicate operations at much higher costs and offered shoes only by matching former leather purchases. He could not provide shoes from the same material except at a five cent higher inside price per pair. The best option would be to take a pair from a different quality.
Frontline man selection criticized in Boston Herald clash
The Boston Herald reports the country drafts fit men, discards unfit, and praises cautious material screening though critics call the process wild and flawed. It cites surgeons with poor credentials and occasional lapses as evidence of incompetence, echoed by the Waltham Free Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham Free Press- Tribune
Boston Herald
Sheol
Waltham Free Press
Home Run Saves Colonels In Slugfest Loss For Louisvilles
Wagner delivered a decisive second inning homer as the Boston club beat the Louisvilles 6 to 2. Nichols pitched well for Boston while Hickman impressed in his debut for the home team. Other results note the Phillies, Clevelands and Washingtons suffering setbacks in a day of uneven play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wagner
Louisvilles
Nichols
Hickman
Connor
Tenney
Iomegeets
Ob Collins
Waleunien
Wopeon
Isi
AB Ribpoa
WES
Ererere
Fist OO DE Ek
BONES
Beier Ce
OLY
Bester
Dai Ek
Cieree
Ae Wgc
Wneen
Trout Iss
Pune
Duffy
Stahl
Lowe Long
Dowling
MacDonald
O'Day
Zearfess
New Yorks
Clevelands
Philadelphias
Phillies
Washingtons
Kilroy
Chicagos
Cincinnatis
St. Louis
Brooklyns
Pittsburgs
Stein
Maynard News Highlights Local Meetings and Franchises
Charles Sanders attends his father’s funeral in Lowell. Maynard lodge I C O F officers installed with Wheeler of Ayer as installing officer. Cash subscribers seek help for Massachusetts hospital ship with $28 already raised. Mass meeting planned to fund Maynard auxiliary to Massachusetts Volunteer Aid. Clinton Hudson Maynard Concord electric road franchise granted with conditions. Berlin may block the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Lodge I. C. O. F
Wheeler of
Ayer
Massachusetts Hospital
C. H. Persons’ Store
Maynard
Music Hall
James T. Sweeney
Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Assa
Hudson
Clinton, Hudson, Maynard and Concord
Berlin
State board begins medical registration exams in Boston
The Massachusetts board started examinations for 205 applicants in surgery pathology and obstetrics with 16 women among the group. One third of the candidates have already failed to meet the 70 percent average in all five required branches for registration. In Boston the district sub treasury reports $202 850 in last day subscriptions and $2 527 326 total for three percent government bonds. The eighth American whist congress opened with a report favoring the long suit system noting its intellectual value and trickmaking success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
State Board of Registration In Medicine
O'Neil
Sagasta Says No Peace Yet as War Continues
London July 13 The Madrid correspondent of The Mail reports Sagasta declining to confirm any peace decision and asking what remedy exists but to make peace The ministerialists claim the regular army in Cuba favors peace while about 20 000 volunteers insist on continuing the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Boston Yost
Molokai
Committee On Foreign Relations
London
Madrid
the Mail
Sagasta
Ministeriatists
Ciica
Spain faces cabinet crisis as ministers resign
Madrid reports all Spanish ministers handed in resignations to the premier who explained to the queen regent. No one is ready to accept the premiership. Marshal Campos would take the post but lacks a majority in the chamber. Military urges war while civil society leans toward peace. If the United States demands Puerto Rico and the Philippines, many foresee continued hostilities and a possible Cuba prolongation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Marshal Campos
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
Cuba
Spain
Town Women Form Massachusetts Hospital Ship Auxiliary
About 100 patriotic ladies met at Cooperative hall to organize an auxiliary to the Massachusetts Volunteer Aid association. Mrs L D Wilson elected president, Mrs C D Holmes secretary, Miss Alice Nagle treasurer, and an executive board from four churches was named. Emergency funds and material list discussed as they aim to send items to the hospital ship Bay State before its Cuba departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massacusetts Volunteer Aid Assa
L. D. Wilson
C. D. Holmes
Alice Nagle
Lorenzo Maynard
A. Newton
Congregational Society
H. H. McGrath
Mary Mahan
Catholic Society
A. D. Holt
H. N. Harwood
Methodist Society
Geo Turner
Geo Salisbury
Episcopalian Society
Maynard
Massachusetts Hospital
Kev T. C. Jackson
C. H. Persons
Jon
Emily Dennison
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
The
Congregational Church
Boston
Bay State
Cuba
Baseball Thriller as Clintons Edge Maynards by One Run
The Clintons beat the Maynards by one run in a tight game. Clark and Watson pitched for the opponents with strong infield support from Fletcher, Connor, and Herbert Clark. Fred Lawton hit a home run and made a key out, Herbert Clark slugged a 3 bagger and homer, and Cor nnor turned a sharp double play. Attendance was good as fans praised catching by Leonard and Fadgen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clintons
Clark
Watson
Fletcher Connor
Herbert Clark
Maynards
Fred Lawton
Massaotti
Connor
Leonard
Fadgen
Coinnor
Maynard
Maynard Local Notices and Advertisements
After this date Dr Currier dentist will be in his office Maynard block every weekday Sundays by appointment Gem Washing Fluid promises no rubbing or soaking bottles guaranteed satisfaction Manufactured by The Gem Washing Fluid Co Maynard Mass For peace consider Standard Blue Flame wickless oil stoves safe odorless powerful heater In stock electrical goods and wiring A D Holt Maynard Full line of ladies wrappers and shirt waists Cleary Williams Lunch at Gaskill's Darl ing's block Summer Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem
Gem Washing Fluid Co
Maynard Mass
A. D. Holt
Maynard
Cleary & Williams
Gaskill’s
Darling’s
Summer Street
Card of Thanks from Mrs F LD Gilmore
Mrs F LD Gilmore expresses sincere thanks to the Masonic fraternity Odd Fellows Maynard business men neighbors and friends for kindness and floral tributes during her bereavement in Maynard Massachusetts dated July 8 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. LD. Gilmore
Odd Fellows
Maynard
Mass
Record of War Loan Subscriptions Surpass Expectations
Washington reports closing time 3 o'clock Thursday for the new war loan. Subscriptions under 500 dollars total around 65 million, expected to reach 75 million by Thursday. Subscriptions over 500 dollars amount to 391 million, likely 445 million at close, with grand total over 1.25 billion including blanket bids. Large offers continue, two 5 million applications received. Assistant Secretary Vanderlip to return firm and corporate subscriptions with checks beginning next Thursday evening, about 125 million in this class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vanderclip
Weather Outlook for Coastal Regions Next Few Days
Almanac notes July 14 with sunrise at 4 20 a m and sunset at 7 20 p m High water at 8 45 a m Moon rises at 12 34 a m Light easterly winds continue through tomorrow and Friday Unsettled south to cloudiness and light rains forecast for the next 48 hours along the southern coast with potential for stronger storms bringing copious rain.
Strike Hits Shaler and Hall Quarry Workers in Portland Conn
About 200 men at Shaler and Hall Quarry in Portland Connecticut walked out over a roughly ten percent wage cut. The quarry had been idle but reopened on July 5. Also noted are the ashes of Captain Charles W Gridley shipped to Erie Pennsylvania and Massachusetts delegates visiting Omaha for the Nebraska exposition, with a dinner hosted by exposition president Wattles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaler and Hall Quarry Company
Portland
Conn
Chicago
Charles W. Gridley
Admiral Dewey
Olympia
Erie
Massachusetts
Omaha
Wattles
Worth of Goods You Purchase at These Stores
Brief reader note notes the value of goods purchased across multiple stores. It highlights consumer spending patterns and price ranges observed in the period covered by the column.
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Willie
la Bourgogne
Schley
Santiago
Colonels
Charles Sanders
Lowell
Concord
Campos
Currier
Maynard Block
Frank A. Vanderlip
Crown Prince
Crystal
Urban
Crockery
W. S. Howe
Maynard, Mass
W. Marshall's
Main Street
the Mill
L. A. W. Repair Shop
Weather Forecast
L. A. W. Lunch Room
Joseph Booth
H. PN. Dahl & CO
Riverside Block
Walter B. Currier
5 Park SQ
Maynard’s Block
Just
Naval Worcester
Manuacuring Co
W. B. Cases
Chase
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