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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1900
Page
2
Funston acquitted while a church weighs creed amendments and a 94 year old Franklin county man dies leaving 97 descendants. Nominations raise questions about South Dakota governor candidate Herod. Paris Sunday athletics postpone for American sensibilities and Mrs. Dewey prefers Admiral over president, sparking commentary on presidential plans.
A debate arises over the truth of Sheridan’s famous ride, challenging readers to accept or doubt the glowing incidents celebrated in history lessons. The author argues for preserving the vivid memory while scrutinizing the factual basis.
The count again dominates headlines with a dramatic appearance in the French Chamber of Deputies. His sensational act creates an uproar, though it hardly unsettles the steady balance of French statesmen.
The first serious clash in China threatens a broader war as foreign powers prepare to fight if peace is not restored. The scenario risks turning John China man into a man without a country as tensions rise among international actors.
The Japanese say they have no objection to inoculation if required but protest that only Japs and Chinese are subjected to it while Caucasians are allowed to go free. They argue the policy is unfair and reasonable.
Sir Thomas Lipton received the loving cup from New York yachtsmen and, while appreciative, remarked that he hoped he was not expected to be satisfied with the trophy. The remark highlights Lipton's ongoing pursuit of broader recognition in the yachting world.
Spectators and participants praised Wednesday’s events at the trotting park noting no liquor sales on the grounds. The well managed meet boosted the park’s popularity and public support.
The G A R aims to visit schools to explain the organization and illustrate Civil War days of 1861 with song and story. The effort seeks to instill patriotism in youth, highlighting love of home as a growing civic value amid increasing immigration.
A Philadelphia man recounts a near fatal illness with skin yellowing, sunken eyes and pain. After three doctors gave him up, Electric Bitters restored his health in weeks, and he credits the tonic with saving his life. Available for 50 cents at multiple local shops.
George Garfield and daughter move to Walden street in Concord opposite Trinitarian church. A May 23 recital by Miss Nickerson and pupils Squire and Holmes praised as a thorough artistic success with strong teaching results. June 4 letter list includes many names. Concord High School to compete at Soldiers Field on June 9 with detailed athlete entries and expected marks.
Friday evening the fire department board staged a chemical engine demo at the power house. Engineers ignited a shanty with kerosene, then flooded it with chemical fluid. the blaze was quickly controlled and the structure burned to ash. The test suggested a two horse chemical engine could ease outskirts fires with fewer men and less water damage.
Miner and Walter P. Hubbard led Concord at Lake Walden Memorial Day meets. Miner won the one mile in 4 59 record with John White taking second. Hubbard captured first in the 100 yard dash in 10 01 seconds. Prizes were silver and highly valued.
Bismarck’s iron nerve came from splendid health and stamina. The ad claims indomitable will and energy depend on sound organs. It urges using Dr King’s New Life Pills to develop brain and body, noting availability at several local stores.
Rev. W. W Campbell pastor with Sunday 10.30 morning and 7.30 evening services. Sunday school at 11.30 a. m. C E at 6.30 p. m. Junior U S C E at 3 p.m. Communion first Sunday in Jan Mar May July Sept and Nov.
A list of Sunday and Friday services for multiple churches led by Rev. George A. Tewksbury Rev. Toren B. Macdonald Rev. Henry King Hannah and Rev. Charles H. Johnson. Services include morning and evening sermons at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m with Sunday school times and communion schedules noted.
Train times for Fitchburg Railroad revised to December 1 1890. Listings show departures from South Acton Concord Junction and Concord with numerous morning and afternoon Boston arrivals and returns as well as Sunday schedules. Includes Acton South Acton Con. Jet and Concord Junction details.
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