Union of all religious bodies debated in Boston letters
A Boston-based discussion accuses a resident writer of slander against a religious community while noting editorials at The Boston Traveller. The piece also references Premier Gladstone's resignation and pension certificate totals, plus W T Stead's book If Christ Came to Chicago and its suggested impact.
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Boston Traveller
Newspaper Row
Mergenthaler
Goss
Boyce
Traveller
W. T. Stead
Christ
Chicago
Local Notices on Subscriptions and Delivery Points
An earlier receipt prevents condensation or delay of articles. News and subscriptions may be left with C. H. Persons Riverside block and at J.B. Deane's Loewe's block.
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C. H. Persons
Riverside
J.B. Deane's
Loewe's
Maynard Hints of Prosperity and Local Happenings
Maynard notes drying streets and a new ad at Russell's. Bluebirds return and a masquerade is planned for Co operate hall on April 13. Voters register soon and women meet for a civic meeting. Local politics see committee elections and a push to borrow 5000 for taxes, plus water and town facility plans.
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Cooperate Hall
Haynes
Eugene Peltier
A. H. Haynes
Northampton
Theron Newton
South Acton
Assabet Council
Royal Arcanum
Methodist Church
Joseph Roberts
Summer Street
Summer
Concord Streets
Question of Red Flag Anarchy Versus Smallpox
A philosophical note weighs which danger to avoid more: the red flag of anarchy or the menace of smallpox. The contrast highlights upheaval versus disease as critical threats in public life.
Chinese minister in Washington laments gas bill mix up
The Chinese minister at Washington sobbed over a gas bill believed to signify a death. A yellow mourning slip from the Washington Gas Light Co. was placed at the legation door causing official alarm and a staged display before the minister ordered the house closed for the night.
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Washington
Legation
Stewart Castle
Washington Gas Light Company
Thom
The Gypsy Moth Slated For Massive Massachusetts Cost
The gypsy moth infestation will cost Massachusetts a large sum to exterminate. The state has already spent 245000 dollars and faces annual appropriations of 165000 this year, 150000 next year, 100000 the year after, and 50000 thereafter, totaling around a million before the pest is controlled.
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Sachusetts
Boston Herald
Town meeting candidates listed for March 12 vote
Town meeting voters will choose officers on March 12. Positions include town clerk Charles H. Persons. selectmen William R. Hall and John H. White. treasurer William H. Gutteridge. tax collector Frank H. Salisbury. school committee Michael F. Mullen and Alexander Veitch. Also water commissioner Orrin S. Fowler and Calvin A. Whitney. assessor Orrin S. Fowler. overseer of poor Orrin S. Fowler and Joel F. Parmenter. library trustee James N. Haire. board of health three years Alexander McIntyre and William H. Oliver. board of health two years Michael Wall. auditors Thomas Dane, David Henderson, John W. Flood. constables Edward Fearns, James J. Morgan, John W. O'Brien, Joseph T. Smith.
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Charles H. Persons
William R. Hall
John H. White
William H. Gutteridge
Frank H. Salisbury
Michael F. Mullen
Alexander Veitch
Orrin S. Fowler
Calvin A. Whitney
Joel F. Parmenter
James N. Haire
Board of Health
Alexander McIntyre
William H. Oliver
Michael Wall
Thomas Dane
David Henderson
John W. Flood
Edward Fearns
James J. Morgan
John W. O’brien
Joseph T. Smith
Temperance Rally Promises Big Parades and Victory
The temperance societies plan an annual rally and parade this Thursday evening and anticipate a grand profitable occasion. They hope to elect their man and expect strong support from supporters.
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Temperance Societies
Temperance
Temperance ticket urged to safeguard homes and churches
A plea urges voters to stand by temperance candidates to protect homes, schools, and churches. The message warns that wives and laughter are unsafe in saloons and appeals to those who have backed temperance in prior years to stay the course.
Thankful note from Parker Morse families for condolences
In the death of wife and daughter we express heartfelt thanks for flowers, sympathy, and support during our great bereavement. We acknowledge the kindness of neighbors and friends and extend wishes for continued help and solace to others in need. Signed by T. F. Parker F. B. Morse and families.
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T. F. Parker
F. B. Morse
Death of Mrs Parker of Maynard Entombed at Congregational Church
The wife of T F Parker and daughter of F B Morse died after a long illness from blood poisoning. She remained conscious until hours before death, gave parting words, and was entombed from Maynard Congregational Church with Rev Merrill Blanchard officiating. Survived by husband Hanks and two children. The note thanks local churches and supporters. Also next Sunday Loyal Temperance Legion concert at Co operative hall and a 7 pm address at the Congregational church by Mrs Helen G Rice on temperance.
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T. F. Parker
F. B. Morse
Congregational Church
Merrill Blanchard
Loyal Temperance Legion
Co-operative Hall
Helen G. Rice
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House of [Commons
Alexandria
Congress
Maynard
Russell
Triis
Rockies
Maynard Dramatic Club
A. D. Russell
William Gutteridge
Citizens’ Caucus
Hill
Waltham Watch Factory
J. Sunderland
Walter Tilton
Amory Maynard
Joseph Hague
Parker
Christian Endeavor Society
Milton Atkinson
Associated Templars
W. W. Oliver
David Miller
W. R. Hail
Leo St. Clair
John W. Church
J. W. O’brien
Carol
J. B. Williams Company
Glastonbury, Conn
Williams
Weekly Enterprise
Enterprise
Marlboro
Mass
Eee Desgins
Mayean
Parker & Morse
Main Street
Maynard, Mass
H. $. Moore
Hudson
United State
Keen
Lucia
Electrician
W. C. Hancock
Pratt
Lexington ST
Concord, Mass
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Michael J. Murray
Concord
Hannah M. Murray
Cambridge
The
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
H. Folsom
Register
Brooks ‘Street
J. A. Robertson
East Walpole
Cleary & Wiliams
F. F. Robertson
Act
C. E. Brown
Custon
G. W. Simmons & Co
Boston
C. E. Brown's
Magic City
Around
Chase & Sanborn’s
New England
Chase & Sanborn
Boston, Mass
F.P. Barton
South
Sudbury
W.B. Case
Maynard Block, Maynard
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