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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1897

Page

4

Lincoln School Funding Shown as Low in State Ranking

The Lincoln superintendent warns that the town ranks near the bottom in the share of assessed valuation devoted to schools. A lengthy state list places Lincoln eight from the rear among 353 cities and towns. A telephone hearing at the state house also notes that travel cost can exceed the time saved by a short call, underscoring value concerns.

Middlesex County Superintendent of Schools of Lincoln Kennedy State House Boston Springfield

Massachusetts marks centennial of John Adams inauguration

The piece notes March 4 1897 as the 100th anniversary of John Adams second U S president and urges Massachusetts schools to honor the day per Governor Wolcott's proclamation. It recalls Adams' roles in Boston Washington Navy and the Declaration of Independence and asks if local schools will follow the recommendation.

Washington Massachusetts Bay State United States John Adams Wolcott George Washington Commonwealth Continental Congress Boston Congress United Europe Massaschusetts

Immigrant Bill Sparks Cross-Border Debate

The opposition to the immigration bill, awaiting the president’s signature, argues it harms border Canada and Mexico by barring non-declared male aliens from public works jobs and U.S. employment. Windsor Ontario council enacts a six month residence rule and seeks Canadian limits on alien artisans.

Canada Mexico United States City Council of Windsor Ont Fitchburg Sentinel

Triumph of the flirt Paris court ruling inspires cautious suitors

The New York court of appeals ruled a man who kept company with a woman for three years and shared late nights, trips discussions, and prayer meetings could not be charged with wrong for marrying another, since no definite marriage talk occurred. The Worcester Spy calls it a triumph for flirt art and warns serious girls to press for commitment.

New York Court of Appeals Europe New York Worcester

Mr. Rice's Position at Trade Club Banquet

Honorable W. B. Rice declares at the Trade club banquet that the nation's goals require courage and Yankee enterprise. He urges bold action and industrious spirit to advance industry and growth.

W. B. Rice Trade Club Courage Yankee Enterprise

Shoes Manufacturer Speaks on Tariff Policy Influence

A representative manufacturer of shoes voices the view that his business must remain independent of tariffs to sustain the home market, asserting the stance as a practical consideration for policy. His statement reflects broader concerns about trade barriers affecting domestic industry.

Blankets Featured In One-Item Goodly & Co Ad

A dry goods note says advertising a single item can impress readers with the existence of bargains at Goodly & Co. today showing blankets. The tactic aims to keep shoppers watching for tomorrow's ad.

Goodly & Co

Editor cites ethic for journalists at Somerville meeting

The Somerville Citizen editor urged that a man should never do as a newspaper man what he would not do as a gentleman at a recent city gathering. The Brockton Times notes the remark as sound.

Somerville Citizen Brockton Times

Maynard Caucuses Nominate Local Officials

Maynard held Republican and Citizens caucuses in Cooperative hall with little incident. Republicans nominated town officers led by Charles H. Persons and Wm. H. Gutteridge. Citizens chose J. J. Hilferty as town clerk and George Flood as selectman after a tie and a close vote. David Henderson announced plans to run after caucuses.

Maynard Cooperative Hall F. H. Salisbury George Hartman Charles H. Persons Wm. H. Gutteridge L. R. Cheney Alex. Veitch O. S. Fowler L. H. Maynard Board of Health F. P. Flagg James N. Haire Fred Axford S. G. King Wm. H. Jones Gavin Taylor Geo. Hartman Citizens’ Caucus Thomas Hillis David Miller George Flood David Hender Henderson J. J. Hilferty William H. Gutteridge James Higgins B. J. Coughlin H. A. Clements James Mullen David Henderson

Henderson Withdraws Nomination Leaving Flood as Opponent

Nomination papers filed by David Henderson were recalled leaving Flood as the only challenger to Cheeney. Henderson cites party and family reasons. A temperance rally featuring Dr. C N Whitney and his wife drew a strong crowd as campaign events continue through Wednesday evening. Voters are urged to participate and support no license positions to influence Maynard’s stance.

David Henderson Flood Cheeney Henderson C. N. Whitney Maynard

Fresh oysters daily at Central Market and local notices

All orders for Sheehan's Depot Hack left with M. L. Clark at the Summer St. RR crossing will be promptly attended to. Upholstering and furniture repair by J. Butterworth at Roberts house Summer street Maynard. For sale an express wagon and a top buggy. Apply to H. P. N. Dahl Maynard Mass.

Sheehan M. L. Clark Will Bee J. Butterworth Roberts House Summer Street Maynard H. P. N. Dahl Mass Walden Street Concord J. C. Friend

Brigham Orchestra Engagements This Week

Harry E. Brigham and his orchestra perform at Haverhill Monday Marlboro Universalist dance Wednesday Lowell Thursday and Springfield Friday. The schedule lists engagements across New England venues with dates for local musical events.

Harry E. Brigham Haverhill Lowell Springfield

DeWitts Little Easy Risers Promote Quick Relief

They are so small that the most sensitive persons take them and so effective that stubborn cases of constipation headache and torpid liver yield to them. Known as the famous little pills by DeWitt. B F Johnson Son Maynard H Whitney Concord H A Littlefield West Acton.

DeWitt B. F. Johnson & Son Maynard, C H. Whitney Concord H. A. Littlefield West Acton E. E. Turner Compton Maynard C. H. Whitney H. A Littlefield Dre,Boynton & Boynton Marlboro Everthing Windsor House

Golden wedding anniversary in Sudbury 1847 couple

In North Sudbury Matthew Oliver born 1825 and Eliza Ann Lennell born 1825 celebrated their fiftieth year of marriage at Groveland farm. A reception featured gifts from friends and neighbors including clocks, silverware, china, and a $5 gold piece. The couple’s long lives spanned Tanner work, public service in Winchester, and community activity with friends from Maynard, Sudbury, and Acton.

Roxbury Mass Matthew Oliver Canaan N. Y Eliza Ann Lennell Portland I. S. Shaler Cabot Street Ann Louisa Maynard John Freeman Westboro Lorenzo M Sudbury Luella Bryant Boston Charles A. Kidder North Groveland Farm W. W. Oliver John F. Oliver Salem Wilder Winchester Thomas Rouse H. H. McGrail John Cleary Orrin S Fowler Lorenzo F. Oliver Thomas Hillis Moses W. Maynard W. A. Haynes A. G. Haynes A. T. Haynes A. W. Haynes A. C. Haynes John W. Price Sophia L.chaplin Concord Florence Oliver Julius Loewe F. M. Lyon West Somerville Clara Wollerchied John Newman Genesta Martha F. Smith Acton Albert Ayer Annie Oliver John Kenney Taylor, Ford & Co

Middlesex County Leaders Discuss Roads and Growth

A Somerville citizen talks with County Commissioner Gould on Middlesex duties and the push for better roads. He notes the county’s limited powers, petition requirements, and pending plans for a new East Cambridge registry building opening bids March 15 amid rising demand for space and improved infrastructure.

Somerville Gould County Commission of Middlesex Middlesex County Cambridge Registry of Deeds Probate Court Commissioners’ Office Suffolk County Boston

Addressing the President in historical letters and tone

Excerpt from March Ladies' Home Journal explains proper forms of address for the President. It notes letters should use To the President and spoken form Mr. President, while other titles like His Excellency or His Majesty were rejected in Washington's time.

Harrison March Ladies’ Home Journal Washington Austria White Office White House Executive Department

Little Early Risers Promise Quick Relief

A compact advertisement touts De Witt's Little Early Risers as a safe quick fix for headache constipation dyspepsia sour stomach and dizziness. It lists distributors including B F Johnson & Son Maynard C H Whitney Concord and H A Littlefield West Acton.

DeWitt B. F. Johnson & Son Maynard C. H. Whitney Concord H. A. Littlefield West Acton

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