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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1897

Page

2

Monkey Billy Thrives on Music and Acrobatics in Harlem Home

Albert Anderson keeps Billy the monkey in a 10 by 12 room filled with acrobatic gear and a bed. The small creature dances to music, blows a harmonicon, and toys with a music box before exercising on bars. A confrontation with Sam the house cat ends with the cat fleeing Billy’s leaps.

Albert Anderson Harlem Billy Albert Anderson, Jr Albert Sam New York Sun

Chow Dog Delicacy Comment Sparks China Dinner Customs

The San Francisco Call notes Canton markets display dogs for cooking as delicacies. It contrasts the puppy chow’s age and weight with culinary value, while labeling the practice as part of Chinese cuisine and humorously reflecting on childlike charm of the pups. It mentions alternatives like rats for the poor.

China Canton Chow San Francisco

Loyal Royal Trick in Silesia Harpers Round Table Tale

A private soldier recounts Frederick the Great’s night disguise in camp. Frederick tries to tempt the sentry with a cigar, asking for permission to break rules. The sentry responds with scorn, calling him Tam the king and declaring the king be hanged.

Frederick the Great Prussia Harper’s Round Table Silesia Frederick Tam

High Priced Proofreader at London Times

The chief proofreader, a Cambridge graduate, earns £1000 a year or about $5000. He is a renowned scholar in English and many tongues including Asiatic languages. He may query and suggest excisions or additions to writers and editors.

The London Times Cambridge

Ejected Captain Kidd Crashes Opera House Half Price

Bonaparte asks about the fracas at the opera house. Shakespeare replies that Captain Kidd caused the disturbance by insisting on half price admission claiming he was a Kidd. The anecdote captures a lighthearted scene from Harper's Bazaar style humor.

Opera House Bonaparte Shakespeare Captain Kidd Kidd Harper’s Bazar

Strong Russian fortress Cronstadt guards Baltic fleet port

Cronstadt stands as Europe’s strongest fortress in European Russia and serves as the Russian naval depot on the Baltic Sea, anchoring defense and fleet operations.

European Russia Cronstadt Baltic Sea

Inmdon Distance From Washington Revealed

An article notes Inmdon lies 8 315 miles northeast of Washington city marking geographic reference.

Inmdon Washington City

Ostrich Hunting Attracts Arab Hunters For High Stakes

The ostrich chase draws Arab hunters who pursue the bird on small horses for hours to exhaustion. The bird’s size and endurance make flight impossible and its plumes skin and flesh provide rewards. Autopsy notes odd items in its stomach and hints at export and domestic use for Africa’s resources.

Africa Paris

The Innuit Race People of Alaska Described

A summary from the Alaska News describes the Innuit or Eskimo people inhabiting Alaska’s coast and islands from the Arctic boundary to the Aleutians. It details their geography, fearlessness at sea, naming origins of Innuit and Eskimo, physical traits, language unity with local dialects, and cultural traits including height, beards, labrets, good nature, and fondness for dancing and athletic sports.

Alaska Boundary Line Arctic Bering Strait Alaskan Peninsula Aleutian Islands Mount St. Elias Cook’s Inlet Copper River Greenland Labrador Atlantic Pacific Alaska News

Robber Gulls of the Pacific Observed by Grays Harbor Expert

L C Gardner of Grays Harbor Washington explains how the robber gull shadows the pelican along the Pacific coast. The pelican dives for fish and drops it into its pouch, allowing the swift robber gull to seize the prey before the pelican can recover.

Pacific Coast L. C. Gardner Grays Harbor Wash Denver Republican

Autograph Hunters In A Humorous Exchange

Johnson asks Noah about autograph hunters and Noah admits unfamiliarity. Johnson explains autographs are sought by people, while Noah jokes about not seeing one, noting they did not exist in the ark. The dialogue playfully contrasts modern fame memorabilia with ancient storytelling.

Noah Johnson The Ark Harper’s Bazar

Effects of tea smoking alarms physicians on women

The New York Press reports a rising habit among young women who smoke green tea cigarettes. Doctors describe tea as a brain stimulant and sedative at once, with risks of insomnia nervousness fits and even convulsions after heavy use. Some women hide the habit, others host tea smoking gatherings.

West Side New York Press

Necessity Sparks Streetcar Stop Light Trick

A Peters Avenue line regular notes that dark nights see a light waved over the track to signal motormen. A smiling colored man boards after the car stops, a scheme born from low lighting to help the black community view the tracks. The New Orleans Picayune reports the practice as pairs of ingenuity and cooperation between riders and operators.

Peters Avenue New Orleans Picayune

Reading Diamonds by X Rays Discovery

The X ray method can determine real versus fake diamonds as real stones appear transparent while fake ones turn black. Glass, including eyeglasses, does not transmit X rays. A Vienna glassworker case showed glass in the finger was located and removed using this technique.

Vienna St. Janes

Watch for my boy just needs a working back open

A practical father asks for the cheapest watch that can be opened at the back. The dealer warns cheap models aren’t reliable for keeping time. The father replies that only the back opening matters, implying a simple mechanism access.

Strand Magazine

Proposal Followed by Settlement Invite

A brief exchange notes one person believes a suitor has proposed many times, while the other refuses, then invites to visit once settled, per Detroit Free Press.

Detroit Free Press

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Gotham Alaska Territory J. L. Heaton Necessity W. A. Haynes & CO Maynard, Mass J. W. Henderson Boston N. B W. Henderson South Acton, Mass T.F. Sheehan Barrett’ S Mill Road Concord Junction Mass Teremiah Sheehan Josef Kulcsar J. Kulcsar Summer Street Ryan& Walsh Basin Cocks Boynton Keith Lancaster Crockery Ladies’ and Cent Tuttles Jones & Wetherbee Marlboro Steam Laundry West Main Streets J. B. Deane Maynard C. J Waite Concord Jet N. J. Cole South Acton Augustus Fletcher
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