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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1906
Page
4
The damaged OCR passage describes vessels and wreckage near Tom Tinker’s Island and Edwin Beach with scattered clues about a prior event. It notes a smarther on shore and mentions wreckage scattered along the coast, but the text is fragmentary and lacks clear, verifiable details.
A fire at a burning chimney disrupted activity in Weatvale on Saturday with smoke and emergency response reported by local residents. Fire crews contained the blaze, no injuries announced, and investigation into cause ongoing.
A damaged passage discusses a woman named Jill and social and charitable duties. It contrasts leisure freedoms like theater, opera, voyages, and outings with expectations of home duties and reform. The tone warns against zeal in social judgment and cites scripture.
Advert shows Jamessie Mr Goddard Robert A Adams Miss Mary Haskins versus Celia Miller in Concord with a call to lean on price and low costs. Listing appears from W W Blossom 172 Commonwealth Ave Concord Junction.
On the steamer Columbia voyage from Glasgow to America a 4 year old girl Mary and her two collie dogs Daisy and Ben faced tragedy. Mary died ashore after seasickness and Daisy leaped overboard to follow her mistress into the sea as her body was slid over the rail. Daisy drowned alongside Mary in the Atlantic gale.
London reports Waldorf Astor will marry Mrs Nannie L Shaw at the end of April in Virginia and they will live at Cliveden the Thames residence of William W Astor. Astor will give Cliveden as a wedding gift and provide his son an annual income of 100000 dollars. In Washington the senate voted away 140000000 in under twenty minutes.
A Concord chamber gathering and local club notices recount church visits and lectures at Monument Hall. Voter registration shows 13 men and 3 women, with plans to erect a residence in Concord. The Women's clubs meet at Horticultural Hall as Prof Wentworth of Boston speaks. burial at St Bernard's cemetery and refreshment details follow. A spring golf season outlines handicap rules, prizes, and a schedule from April to July with cup competitions and medal plays.
Lawrence Massachusetts March 21 seven perfectly formed calves born to one Durham cow within two hours at M S Hill farm Methuen. All died at birth or shortly after. four bulls two heifers weigh about twenty five pounds each plus the cow weighs 1100 pounds. Cattlemen and veterinarians call it unprecedented.
March 21 reports fear that Sehidlofski, condemned for killing his wife, may harm himself. East Cambridge jail officials have imposed strict monitoring in his cell. He was bound in a muff for several days after tearing his bedclothes, though the muff was removed now.
Cambridge March 21. Mayor Thurston reports Harvard College has offered a chemical fire engine and horses to the city as a gift. The university previously presented a chemical engine to aid extinguishing incipient fires in college laboratories with minimal water damage.
Brice H Waugh returns home to find his 58 year old wife dead in the bath tub. He cannot explain the death and suggests possible self harm. The woman leaves two sons and a daughter. In New York a federal grand jury questions T P Riley traffic manager of American Sugar Refining about relations with railways.
The Citizens caucus met in the town hall on Thursday night amid a stormy vote. William Wheeler was named chairman with Thomas F. Rae Frank H. Rideout and Charles Prescott as tellers. Stedman But decides against a further selectman term as it expires this year. four constables named including Silas.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss town warrant items and wartime town business. The text references agenda items, discussions, and determinations but lacks complete details on actions, dates, or participants.
The Trinitarian church announces its monthly supper led by Mrs. E L Tuttle Mrs. Baker Mrs. Borland Mrs. Davis Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Todd. The event Thursday night includes a sociable following the supper and is organized by the ladies.
Apply to Philip Mo Manus in Concord Massachusetts. Partial readable items reference Middle Street and person name.
An assortment of traditional notices and brief advertisements including advertised letters to Francis A. Houston and a Miss Nelile Reil ly, plus references to Concord Grange P of H and a Louisville Guild encounter. Mentions Lexington by night and paint products Towle & Kent as paint sellers.
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