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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1899

Page

2

Russia Will Aid U S In Far East Says Hitchcock

Ethan Allen Hitchcock former US ambassador to Russia returned to Washington to assume secretary of the interior duties. He described Russia ready to back the United States in the Far East, denoting friendship, commercial aims in China, and support for our Philippines policy. He discussed the Siberian railway progress from Irkutsk to Vladivostok with trains now running toward Talienwan and a 60 dollar through rate Neva to the Pacific, noting cold but lively St Petersburg.

Ethan “Allen Hitchcock United States Patent Office Washington Russia Spain New York World Ethan Allen Hitchcock East China Philippines Far East Hitchcock Moscow Irkutsk Vladivostok Nijni-Novgorod Volga Seles Verne Michael Strosoft Pacific Talienwan Manchuria Port Arthur Siberian Neva New York Chicago St. Petersburg

A Natural Soldier Portrait by Harper's Magazine

A description of Lieutenant Colonel Forrest at Fort Donelson from Harper's Magazine portrays a rugged, relentless frontier fighter. The piece emphasizes his Gaelic heritage, hardened features, and lethal saber work, defining war as killing and inflicting damage with precision.

Forrest Fort Donalson John A. Wyeth M. D Harper's Magazine

The Green Ray Optical Phenomenon Observed in Egypt

The green ray is an emerald colored solar edge seen at sunrise or sunset under specific atmospheric conditions. Eyewitnesses like Piet Bey note it in Egypt from the delta to Alexandria or Suez, with a blue tinge sometimes preceding the green. Ancient Egyptian signs and monuments may reflect this effect, indicating an objective atmospheric phenomenon tied to horizon and light.

Jules Verne Alps Piet Bey Academie Des Sciences Paris Egypt Alexandria Suez William Gaff Memphis Saggarah

Saint Barbara Patroness of Gunners and Fire Brigades

The article notes Saint Barbara as the patroness of gunners and fire brigades. It cites her intercession for land and sea gunners, recalls the Ste Barbe name in the old French navy gun room, and mentions French fire brigades honoring her on her feast day.

St. Barbara Ste. Barbe France Sapeurs Pompiers Pittsburg Dispatch

Dirt in heaven and Chinese pawnshops in China

A Houston Post quip about heaven features a child arguing that dirt is needed for play as mothers deny dirt in heaven. The text also notes Dr Goldbaum stating pawnshops are indispensable for Chinese merchants and telegraph messengers in French towns delivering telegrams by bicycle.

Open Air Cure for Consumption Promises Revival in Nordrach

Article reviews J A Gibson’s account of recovering from phthisis through pure air rest and large meals at Nordrach in the Black Forest. It describes a regimen of uninterrupted fresh air, extensive feeding, strict routine, and daily walking, claiming cures are possible in England with similar settings.

J. A. Gibson Gibson Nordrach Black Forest Dr. Walther England Mr. Gibson Wlther Walther

Blue Cloth Choice Sparks Color Shift for Dresses

A fashion note from the Philadelphia Press advises selecting blue fabric so two new dresses will appear differently by day and evening lighting. The headline emphasizes color changes and wardrobe impact.

Philadelphia Press

What is raised mostly in damp climates

A classroom joke frames a quiz about weather and everyday objects. Johnny answers umbrellas, prompting a light moment in the lesson.

Johnny London

Chauncey Olcott helps stranded horse in Wisconsin street

In Wisconsin a mule cart trap left a horse stuck in a mud hole as Chauncey Olcott freed the animal with a penknife and boarded a nearby mule car. A deputy sheriff later billed him 85.75 for fences cut and legal costs, which he paid.

Chauncey Olcott Wisconsin Mr. Olcott Odcott New York Powerit

Mystery disappearances of Philadelphia ships bound for Japan

The British board of trade investigates frequent loss of deep sea sailing ships from Philadelphia to Hiogo and Nagasaki after departures with case oil. Notable cases include the May 8 1897 Craigend with 82 crew and the March disappearance of the David Morgan with 19 aboard.

Far East Philadelphia British Board of Trade Craigend Hiogo Japan David Morgan Nagasaki Philadelphia Press

Prince Chilkov’s Rise from Loco Worker to Russian Minister

Prince Chilkov, Russia’s minister for railways, began as a Liverpool locomotive works mechanic then railway guard and station master in England. He returned to Russia to work as a mechanic and later as a station master before serving on the Transcaspian railway. He advanced to director of the Varsovie railway, inspector general, and ultimately minister.

Prince Chilkov Liverpool Russia Transcaspian Varsovie

New Year Greeting from Porto Rican Band to General Henry

The Porto Rican band of San Juan sends New Year wishes to General Henry. They express respect and fervor, hoping for everlasting happiness from the Creator and praise for their homeland. The note is dated January 1 1899 in Porto Rico.

San Juan Henry

Salt Palace Plan Proposed in Salt Lake City

A salt palace costing 20000 will be built in Salt Lake City between now and August 1. It will be 100 feet square with 800000 tons of salt required. The proposal was ratified at a public meeting in the Mormon capital. A W McCune, a wealthy Utah citizen, promotes the plan. Money will be raised by popular subscription.

Salt Lake City A. W. McCune Utah

Littleton Notes Long List Of Local Happenings And Ills

In Littleton, B F Jacobs visited town, Mrs Merrill ill, schools closed for three week vacation, letters unclaimed, Miss Kv Flaggy and Miss Smith visited on Washington's Birthday, and many residents noted ill health. Heating repairs at Unitarian church, new organ due March 5, and a busy community calendar with parties, lyceum talks, and several social events. An accident involving a horse at the centre store caused a toppled buggy but no injuries beyond that.

Unitarian Church J. W. Godfrey H. Mason Baptist Vestry Clara A. Phelps Herbert J. Harwood Littleton William Channing Brown Bermudas Lyceum Melba Quartet and Concert Co Rowe Tyler Fitchburg E. A. Priest E. A. Cox L. Augusta White Fitchburg Normal School Everett Jarvis Alec Gregory Ruensell Street Mr. Gregory Marlboro George Wright Lowell Wright Nellie Lovajoy Chicago P. S Centre Store Boyd

Citation for administration of Miiza Fattt estate Acton

Petition seeks letters of administration for the estate of Miiza Fattt Acton deceased intestate to Jonathan KR Wetherbee of Acton Middlesex. Court in Cambridge February 8 1899. Public notice to run three weeks in Acton Enterprise.

Citation in Middlesex probate trust matter

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts Middlesex to all interested in the trusts under the will of Elbridge Wheeler late of Concord deceased. George G King of Concord is appointed trustee proving the will. You must appear February 28 1899 at 9 AM to show cause why the appointment should not be granted. Publication for three weeks in the Concord Enterprise. Witness Judge Charles J McIntire February 7 1899.

Middeesen Miiza Acton Jonathan Wetherbee Middlesex Cambridge Acton Enterprise Charles J. McIntire Esquire H. Folsom Register Middlesen Elbridge Wheeler Concord George G. King Concord Enterprise Charles J. McIntire S. T- Folsom

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