Winds of opinion color 1899 reportage on Boston and New England
A reflective column surveys police armament rumors in Boston, praises Dr Lori mer’s Boston preference, notes the Columbia’s patient launch, and critiques Sunday public sports expansion from New Jersey to New England. It mentions a severe Wisconsin rainstorm, Nantasket concerns, and Vermont tar and feather incidents while discussing public parks and Sabbath leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Old
New England
New Jersey
Newark
Hudson Hears of Graduates and Town Happenings
Ebenezer S. Sawtell leaves Mansion House after five years as clerk. A new electric fan arrives at Hudson opera house. Town plans for a Fourth of July parade, fireworks, and races at Riverside Park. Hudson high school records a 13 student class with graduates Florence Allen to Arthur Douglas. Public notices include picnic plans, band stand move, and milk trust discussions.
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Hudson Opera House
Hudson
Riverside Park
Hudson High School
Florence Allen
Cora Berry
Agnes Byron
Josie Caldwell
Agnes Crossman
Nora Collins
Annie Reddy
Grace Shortsleeves
Vivian Stephenson
Charles Osgood
Harry Jandron
William Gill
Arthur Douglas
Town Hall
Unitarian Sunday School
Lake Walden
Fred Robinson
Henry Robinson
Jerome Wheelock
Worcester
Harry F. Clark
D. F. McCarthy
Fred H. Sawyers
Urban Bowers
Harvard
Milk Trust
Wilkinsville
Mason St
Central St
Rice St
Charles Alvin Bean
Hiram P. Bean
Tufts College
Boston Globe
Bean
Star Chamber of
Tufts Athletics
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
The
Tower Cross
Calvin Eddy
Typhoid Pneumonia Recovery With New Discovery
J E Lilly of Hannibal Missouri recounts severe illness from Typhoid fever and pneumonia. He credits Dr King s New Discovery with rapid relief and full recovery. The medicine claims to cure lung trouble and is sold in regular and trial sizes at local drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Lilly
Annibal, Mo
Johnson's Drug Store
Maynard
J. C. Friends
Concord
Michigan Telephone Bonds 5 Percent Gold Bonds Sale
The People's National Bank announces a block of Michigan Telephone Bonds a 5 percent gold bond now for sale. Correspondence answered drafts issued in any amount and payable worldwide. John L. Stone cashier Marlborough 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
People's National Bank
John L. Stone
Marlborough
Carriage Offer Promises Low Prices and Satisfied Customers
Everything Guaranteed. Our carriages are as low in price as it is possible for good work to be had, and we aim to satisfy every customer. P. Walker Marlboro Junction.
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P. Walker
Marlboro Junction
Maynard Vicar's Daughter and Withers Bicycle Decision
A witty exchange shows Maynard Vicar's daughter urging Withers toward a shop and helping his mother. Withers says he now plans to buy a bicycle instead, after saving up the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withers
Weary Willie Jokes Draw Fire in New York Journal
A dialog mocks a hobo and a boastful reply appears in the New York Journal. The exchange frames a comic strip scene with a tramp and a punchline about ordinary life.
Ally Sloper dialogue shows a domestic squabble exchange
A humorous exchange between Nellie and a husband in Ally Sloper where provocation and self restraint are exchanged over a domestic moment. Nellie urges composure while the husband jokes about losing his mind.
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Sudbury
Cape
Revere
Commonwealth
Wisconsin
Ebenezer S. Sawtell
Mansion House
M. Sawyer
Maple St
Edward Reddy
Gates Pond
Wood Sy
T. J. Fugat
E. Doyle
Rich Valley
Minn
Hastings
Hugh A. Gillis
Tor
Boston
Magnolia Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow’s Hall
Charles W. Woodbury
New York City
A. L. Straw & Co
Jeremiah O'Neil
Joe. McCarthy
Christine Hall
Framingham
F. H. Chamberlain
Harold Hall
Mr. Chamberlain
Marlboro
Corporation
Clinton
Clinton and
Hudson Street Railway
Coolidgeville
St. Bolton
Berlin
Woodsy
Marlboro Company
Marlboro and Hudson
Marlboro Road
Clinton Road
Wheeling
Westboro
W.a.haynesco
George G. Keith
Concord Junction, Mass
Nellie
Ally Sloper
New York Journal
J. Sterling Moore
South Acton
Tarbell
School Street
Tuttle & Newton Building
Horace Tuttle
Walden Street
Concord Mass
J. C. Friend
Chaplin
Thosh King
Concord Junction
Mass
George G. King
T. J. Nevins
Springfield
Trinity
Thos. Hutchinson
Main St
Chaplin's
P.O
Wilfrid Wheeler
Florist
Fairhaven Road
H. Pp
N. Dahl
Riverside Block
Maynard, Mass
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