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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1900

Page

3

Unclear Rail Station Note From Boston Area

Partial OCR note references the Central Massachusetts region and a Union Passenger Station on Causeway Street Boston. The fragment mentions Ecstownw and Matne Ratulroad Southern Division with a central matter likely related to railway administration or schedule. The readable text is too fragmentary to determine a full event or action.

Ecstownw & Matne Ratulroad Southern Division Central Massachusetts UNION Causeway Street Boston

Minister Resists Mill Owner in Church Sermon Fallout

Philip Strong clashes with Mr. Winter over renting property to saloon men and corrupt youth. Winter withdraws church pledge after a forceful sermon on morality in business and faith, leaving the congregation unsettled as the morning service ends and plans for future conflict unfold.

Mr. Winter Philip Ted Mr. Strong Littl Maar Winter Calvary Church Ifis God Philip Strong Pasen

The Right and Wrong Uses of Property Sermon

Philip Strong delivers a bold sermon at Calvary Church Milton arguing property is a trust from God. He denounces rental of saloons and gambling houses as ungodly and unchristian, shocking local owners and provoking tense reactions among mill owners, merchants, and real estate dealers.

Philip Strong Hetter Philip Satan Jesus Christ Calvary Church Milton Bentley William Winter P Philip

Indiana Farmers Build Fence Telephone Line

The Natick Bulletin reports Indiana farmers near Pendleton set up a 20 mile fence line using barbed wire for telephone service. Ingalls Pendleton and Anderson are connected with about 300 dollars total cost for a dozen subscribers. The system has run two months with one hour outage when a cow breached a fence.

Natick Bulletin Indiana New England Pendleton Ingalls Anderson

Depew's Philippines Speech Signals Senate Growth

The New York Sun asserts that Chauncey M. Depew's remarks on the Philippines reveal stronger Senate debating powers. It notes new Republican members Ross of Vermont Beveridge of Indiana and Depew of New York using American expansion in the Philippines as their primary oratory theme.

New York Sun Senate Chauncey M. Depew Philippines Mr. Depew United States Senate Ross Vermont Beveridge Indiana Depew New York

Count Boni de Castellane and imperialism debate

The Boston Journal quotes Count Boni de Castellane who says if imperialism triumphs in the United States the Latin, Germanic and Slav nations must defend themselves against a union of Anglo-Saxon forces. He questions which side he and many Frenchmen would take.

Boston Journal Boni de Castellane New York Paris United States

Critics clash over Kipling and Corelli in Boston Herald

The Boston Herald quotes Marie Corelli blasting Rudyard Kipling as decadence from recent writings while The Chicago Chronicle attacks Corelli as appealing to hysterical women and Kipling as glorifying brute force. Contemporaries debate American progress, bossism, and imperialism.

The Boston Herald Kipling Marie Corelli Rudyard Kipling Parnassus Olympian Hill Chicago Chronicle

Cummings recalls a rookie congressman’s awe in early days

The veteran New York Democrat Amos J. Cummings recounts a fellow congressman who, after being sworn in, wonders during the first week how he ever reached Congress and later ponders how the others managed to arrive there.

Somerville Amos J. Cummings New York House of Representatives Congress

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