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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1894
Page
4
The New York Tribune questions Debs on his activism and trial, noting his ongoing salary while victims suffer. It asserts his notoriety in newspapers and proclamations, arguing the fame is nauseating and questioning if the effort was worthwhile as he nears obscurity.
A rattling critique notes that cycling offers escape from dust and a chance to enjoy scenery. It argues cyclists focus on speed and meals, overlooking the potential to visit historic or beautiful places and to pursue more meaningful rides.
The Augusta publishing scene sends vast second class mail to newspapers. The post office in Augusta ranks high in New England for second class matter and gross receipts, with Boston and Providence among neighboring cities showing large box rents and postal income. one firm alone ships eleven carloads of second class matter from Augusta each month.
Vague chatter suggests Captain of the Hudson light guard may remain at camp after his experience. If he has good support, he could stay and plan a confrontation with his colonel when given a chance to act.
A published letter notes aragus beetles and slugs thrive in most areas of New England, an interesting but troubling sign for farmers. It also mentions Cleveland Democrats may need to hedge on Hill as political calculations shift.
In a three car procession the front cars were abreast when a vehicle coming opposite collided. Mr McGrail suffered a broken shoulder and collar bone while Mrs McGrail escaped unharmed. The other driver fled the scene without offering aid. Mr McGrail was taken to his hotel and endured severe pain.
A Saturday thunder shower hit at 11 45 a m and cleared before noon. Lightning struck Michael Waldron's barn, killing a horse. Dennis Waldron, 14, was seated on the horse and burned but not seriously hurt. A tree near the barn splintered and eight railroad telegraph poles near Parmenter's crossing were splintered. The storm's force came up against a strong east wind.
To Let two or three desirable stores at the corner of Summer and Nasan streets. Apply to A. McIntire at the market of C. S. Darling 112 Main Street Cambridgeport Mass. For bargains in Glass Crockery and Tinware go to Mildon s Variety Store Darling block. For Sale Turner Homestead Maple Street Apply to E Turner 12 Brooks Street Extra bargains in ladies wrappers and shirt waists at Cleary Williams Five and 10 cent counters loaded with bargains at Mildon s Variety Store Our whole stock to be closed out next few days Mildon s Variety Store Darling block T F Parker closing out jewelry stock below cost continues optical business as before
Local items note a two week vacation end, visits by Mrs. Lilla Tainter and family, and Bert Mead recovering. A G A R day ceremony at Lakeview, a climate trip for Mrs. Rich, and a Baptist church debate on woman suffrage ends with Rev Lindh favored. Social ads promote shoes, sale goods, and household items alongside updates on town projects and weather-related incidents. Clarence Pettengill clears clogged roof conduit after fire damage in Jeffs block.
Bucklen arnica salve advertised as cures for cuts bruises sores ulcers tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. 25 cents per box sold by B F Johnson & Sons Maynard and H E Richardson Concord.
The Sons of Veterans of Massachusetts announce a field day at Lake Washacum on Saturday August 4. Commander-in-chief Joseph B. Maccabe Adjutant-General Darling Division Commander A C Blaisdell and staff will attend along with past commanders. Invitations came from past Colonel N C Upham and W A Sanderson camp 28 Fitchburg. Local camps coordinate sports and arrangements.
Norcross Brothers have been awarded the contract to construct a 15 story granite building in Cleveland's business district. Their bid of 625000 was the lowest among bids from prominent builders in the United States. The project will take nearly two years and will use Milford granite. it will be the largest of its kind east of Chicago outside New York.
Sudbury residents will be glad to hear that the current rate of taxation is 10.40 dollars per thousand, down two dollars from last year. The 1894 valuation is reported at 1,116,645 dollars.
Concord report states Edith F Chase and Annie W Chase passed the examination with credit for admission to Radcliffe College. Both candidates are named and credited for their scholarly achievement.
For 25 cents this advertisement offers protection from bowel complaints during summer. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is described as a safe pleasant cure for ordinary cases. Sold by B F Johnson & Son in Maynard and by C H Whitney in Concord Junction and H S Richardson in Concord Mass.
Local sale offers Clinton wall trunks and trunk straps at 35 and each. Hammocks and Summer Lap Robes near dump prices. Ladies undergarments and dresses discounted with many items 9 to 1250 cents. Shoes for men women and children listed with varied prices as part of closing out.
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