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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1895
Page
4
Fragmentary notes reference April plans and operatives sharpening tone for a governor race. Mentionals touch on recall of old Chinese remarks and a past figure tied to Uncle Sami, with a quip about March's arrival and predicted end.
Excerpts show debate on reforms and Salvation Army influence in society. Mayor Strong jokes about street cleaning as a test for tenement districts to please rich and poor. Anna Gould travels abroad and Mrs Fernando Yznaga plans divorce with New York bets on timing. Editor notes outsiders' directions for running a newspaper with a subordinate collecting them.
A fragment recalls Professor Martin’s diary about a shorthand method rivaling Pitman and Graham. The writer claims the diary proves remarkable feats and hints at distant figures, including a Hawaiian ex-queen, while noting the author’s past seduction by a vanished system.
The bill aims to curb charity gambling at church fairs with support from Senator Hoar who said breaking up the most dangerous forms is necessary. The Boston Herald notes some senators objected claiming it intrudes on church practices.
The report shows that 38 railways were placed in receivership in 1894 with 7 025 miles of track and securities totaling 395 791 000. In 1893, 74 railways were in receivership covering 29 349 miles and securities totaling 1 046 000.
Clerks at Marlboro mishandled a mail item addressed to a man at Se NO state, sending the letter along before realizing the intended recipient. The incident highlights confusion over queer addresses and the mail handling process.
An earlier receipt will ensure against condensation or delay of articles. News advertising rates and subscriptions may be left with A. L. Noyes at the post office.
Local notes recount deaths and funerals including Adit year residents Mrs Emma E Hooper Mrs Wm Hooper and Hiram Livermore of Bedford moving in. Also memorial library adds 325 new books and Cambridge death of Mrs Mary A Chamberlain. Community events include whist, lectures, and a proposed electric plant rumor amid sidewalk repairs and church notices.
The article records a church service including Communion and a new member. Rev Copping preached from Luke 14 28 and urged counting the cost. March 3 marked consecration Sunday with a large meeting at 6 30 pm and a later March 10 event led by Martha F. Smith.
The Middlesex Southgricultural Society Worcester and Middlesex Farmers and Mechanics association and Hudson Farmers league unite for an all day special meeting at Everett hall Hudson next Wednesday. Speakers include Professor S T Maynard of the state agricultural college Amherst President Isaac Damon of Wayland and Secretary Edgar Potyer of South Framingham.
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