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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1893
Page
8
South Acton News and Local Notices
Sunday locals note Rev Albion of Fitchburg preached at Universalist church last Sunday. Master George Clapp of Philadelphia visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs George Gates. Co lumbians vs Actons baseball 7 0 Actons win amid fair umpiring. New hook and ladder house track equipment from Ayer town delivered. 8 hand extinguisher on order. Samuel Jones Jr builds other houses. South Acton Congregational church organized July 19 with officers elected including Clerk E I Banks and Treasurer William Hale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Worster
Wayside Inn
Sudbury
Albion
Fitchburg
Universalist Church
George Clapp
Philadelphia
George Gates
Nahant
N. J. Cole
Columbians
Actons
Batting Park
Conant
Ayer
Samuel Jones, Jr
South Acton
Arabs Shortchange Conductor With Eight Cents Fare
A Chicago Inter Ocean account describes Arab riders paying eight pennies for cab fare and insisting on credit, provoking a tense exchange as the conductor demands the full amount and the Arabs delay payment while the others in the car laugh at each cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Cable Company
No. 1
Egypt
Chicago
Reunion of Father and Daughter After Decades apart
A Curwensville born daughter from Michigan learns of her Clearfield county father Isaiah McDonald. They reunite after years of separation and meet in Curwensville, Indiana county, living together at Grampion. The daughter, 22, is described as fine looking and well educated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacklick
Indiana County
Curwensville
Clearfield County
Isaiah McDonald
Grampion Hills
Michigan
Curwensyville
Grampion
Indiana
Brutal husband linked to wife’s death in Stafford Springs case
Mrs Edward Welch of Stafford Springs dies at home amid charges of severe abuse by her husband. Welch, described by locals as brutal and rarely drinking, kept her in squalor and deprived her of food and medicine. He was jailed for 80 days in Tolland jail when she died, with prior incidents including driving his wife and son from home with an axe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Mass
Edward Welch
Stafford Springs
Newton
Welch
Grand Army
Dr. Newton
Sid
Tawyer King
Meriden State Reform School
Italian Warships to Visit Boston Harbor
Italian consul Dr Brindisi reports that the Umberto I cruiser is sailing across the Atlantic and will reach Boston harbor in two or three weeks. She Etna Giovanni Bausan and Dogali will accompany her during a four to five day stay in Boston waters.
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Boston
Dr. Brindisi
Umberto I
Atlantic
Etna
Giovanni Bausan
Dogali
Italy
Y M C A Cornerstone Laid in Middletown
Middletown Connecticut July 26 cornerstone of the new Y M C A building laid yesterday with about 100 leaders gathered on an elevated platform. Rev B A Starks of the Methodist Episcopal church gave the address.
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Mippletown
Conn
Middletown
B. A. Starks
Methodist Episcopal Church
Selectmen Offer 15 Reward for Missing Bodies
GREAT BARRINGTON Mass July 26 The bodies of Mr and Mrs Hamlin and Eugene Peltier have not yet been found. The Egremont and Sheffield selectmen agreed after discussion that they are justified in offering a fifteen dollar reward for the recovery of the bodies.
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Great Barrington
Mass
Maharajah of Kapurthala Arrives in Newport for Visit
The Maharajah of Kapurthala and wife arrived in Wickford from New York by boat after a train trip from Newport. They will visit Boston afterward, accompanied by their retinue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rejah
Newport
R. I
Kapurthala
Wickford
New York
Boston
Worcester Patch proprietor charged with attempted extortion
Hugh D. Magee owner of The Worcester Dispatch was arrested after Dr. Edward E. Frost accused him of threatening to publicize a crime unless paid. The alleged extortion occurred on July 21 in Worcester Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Hugh D. Magee
Worcester Dispatch
Edward E. Frost
Magee
Frost
President and guests fish amid rain in Buzzaro Bay
In Buzzaro Bay Mass on July 26 the president and guests left for the fishing grounds at noon but rain forced an early return. They had a fair catch and there were no callers.
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Buzzaro’s Bay
Mass
Secretary Herbert Visits Portsmouth With Daughter
Secretary Herbert stayed at the navy yard until the afternoon then traveled to the city with his daughter to be the guest of Colonel J Albert Walker an old friend. Manufacturing company starts up in Hartford as Middletown Plate reopens with about 90 workers and a 10 percent wage cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Portsmouth
N. H
Navy Yard
J. Albert Walker
Hartford
Middletown Plate Company of
Middletown
Rutland Railroad Elects Old Directors Again
The Rutland railroad held its annual meeting in Rutland Vermont yesterday. The old directors and officers were re-elected unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland Railroad
Rutland
The
Randall Letter Reports Broker Assault at Boston
Boston July 26. The condition of John L. Randall, a real estate broker, who was assaulted by broker Jot. O. Marsh, at the scene remains unclear as officials describe the investigation and await medical updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Randall
Boston
Johnl. Randall
O. Marsh
Hospitals Reports Improve After Brain Injury
Doctors at Massachusetts hospital say the patient shows recovery potential, with concussion rather than skull fracture. Meanwhile Boston ends endowment orders with Judge Barker to appoint receivers for six societies and cotton mills in Ware plan a one month shutdown affecting 1750 workers and a $50,000 payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusettarat Hospital
Boston
Barker
American Friendly Society
Abraham Lincoln Benefit Association
American Mutual Relief Association
Order ‘of Franklin
National , Fraternal’ and Beneficiary Union
United Order of Equity
Wane
Mass
Otis Company
Warren
Palmer
Thorndike
Bondville
Three Rivers
Ware
Looks Like Foul Play in Train Fatality at Davis Crossing
An unknown man was run over and killed by Conductor Bickford's train near Davis crossing in New Durham. Authorities suspect foul play and think the victim was across the track by an unknown person. The remains were brought to town and given to Undertaker Evans.
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Astor, N. H
Bickford
Davis Crossing
New Durham
Evans
Moody Merrill Sees Chicago Ties Raised Before Disappearance
Boston July 26. Moody Merrill wired links to his family before leaving Boston. He transferred about 6000 dollars in real estate and other property to Mrs Winthrop 8 Merrill his daughter in law. Since then constant correspondence has persisted between them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody Merrill
Boston
Winthrop
Merrill
Fuller and Arnold Charged With Conspiracy to Defraud
In Boston municipal court James R. Fuller and Henry C. Arnold appeared on charges of con spiracy to defraud the Mechanics National and Traders banks of Portsmouth New Hampshire. They waived examination and were held in 2500 dollars each for the superior court. Fitchburg Mass July 26 Another shutdown has come at Putnam Tool company works the main plant resumes unknown while Putnam machine works keep running and unfinished tool work proceeds there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
James R. Fuller
Henry C. Arnold
Mechanics
National and
Traders’ Banks
Portsmouth
N. H
Superior Court
Fitchburg, Mass
Putnam Tool Company
Putnam
Chelsea waiter drowned in Flax Pond boating accident
Lena Weeman aged 35 of Chelsea drowned when a rowboat overturned on Flax Pond in Lyon Massachusetts yesterday. Samuel Johnson and U S Burns, both colored, were in the boat and rescued. Weeman's body had not been recovered.
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Lyon
Mass
Lena Weeman
Chelsea
Samuel Johnson
U.S. Burns
Three Boys Missing After Skiff Hire in Bridgeport Gale
Three boys hired a skiff at Masters boathouse Sunday and have not returned. F. H. Nichols of Park Street believes his son is among them, but the other companions are unknown. Authorities fear they were lost in Sunday's gale near Bridgeport, Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
F. H. Nichols
Park Street
Dam Contract Awarded for Stonybrook Project No 5
Boston July 26 the water board awarded the dam project over Stonybrook in Southboro to Moulton and O Mahoney for 454 729 90 if embankment has paved slopes 446 829 99 if slopes are unimproved the award covers construction duties and pricing details for the dam.
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Boston
Stonybrook
Southboro
The
Water Board
Moulton & O'Mahoney
Death claims Yale professor in brief typhoid illness
New Haven July 26 Edward T Mc Laughlin professor of English literature at Yale died yesterday after a week of illness from typhoid fever He was recently married to Miss Brush daughter of Professor Brush of New Haven
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Yale
New Haven
Edward T. McLaughlin
Miss Brush
Professor Brush
Multiple Local Incidents Spark Boston and New England Headlines
Postmaster general of Liberia remains in Boston as Lowell shoe factory to close. A Lynn woman sues fate from an oil stove blast while a Winchester officer is shot by burglars. Boston health papers trigger action on a schooner. 11 year old John Gannon drowns in the Kennebec River. Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court overturns verdict against Minnesota Title Insurance. Biddeford police set city marshal salary. council voted no salary. Danversport raids seize liquor. Eisen howls and officers tied to Mead family. Stallion Nelson wins a 2108 4 mile at a Maine track. Portland’s Samuel Thurston missing. Berlin near mental derangement. Edgartown hermit suspected. English miners seek wage hikes amid strike talks. railroad men die in Evansville wreck.
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Liberia
Boston
Pilling
Lowell
Mass
Lynn
Winchester
John Gannon
Kennebec
Augusta
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Minnesota Title Insurance and Trust Company
Stephen Hennessey
Biddeford
Augustus Mead
Mead
Theodore G. Lee
Danversport
Nelson
Maine
Samuel Thurston
Portland
Berlin
Thurston
George Baylies
Edgartown
Arctic Explorer Dr John Rue Dies After Illness
London reports the death of Dr John Rue at his home 4 Addison Gardens after a prolonged illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John Rue
Addison Gardens
Siamese Question Dominates Cabinet at Marly le Roi
Paris reports a cabinet council at Marly le Roi devoted to the Siamese question with a semi official note indicating France has taken protective measures following the Siamese ultimatum. British and Chinese reactions mix as France plans blockades and maneuvers near Bangkok.
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Paris
Marly-le-Roi
Carnot
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
France
Siam
China
Pekin
Mekong
Saigon
Far East
Humann
Gulf of Siam
Bangkok
Menam River
M. Pavie
London
House of Commons
John Long
Dundee
Chantaborn
Krat
Batambang
Edward Grey
Foreign Office
Mekong River
George N. Curzon
Southport
Lancashire
Great Britain
Sir Edward Grey
Sir Edward
Mr. Curzon
Edward
Large Brewing Company Falls in Milwaukee Debacle
The J Oberman Brewing Company failed yesterday in Milwaukee. Hermann P Obermann is named assignee with a bond set at 1 200 000 dollars.
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Large Brewing Company
Milwaukee
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