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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1899

Page

2

Thoughts on sugar probes and political squabbles in 1899

The article surveys sugar deals and market confidence, notes the People’s Cooperative Shoe Manufacturing Co. in Brockton, and summarizes political shifts as legislatures adjourn without electing senators. It comments on Aguinaldo tactics, colonial governance, and Boston press takes on sparrow criticism while praising John Sheridan’s long public service.

Fireproof myth, hotel flames, and Riley’s persistence

The piece critiques so called fireproof design after a Windsor hotel blaze and argues most safety lies in prudent construction. It highlights James Whitcomb Riley as a writer whose life proves persistence beats talent, citing Walden Fawcett and Success magazine.

Windsor Hotel New York James Whitcomb Riley Walden Fawcett Success O. S. Marden

Emperor William Scales Ends of Moustache for Peace Hint

The emperor trims the ends of his moustache in a tri fling fashion. Observers long seeing him as steering toward peace. The gesture is interpreted as a sign amid ongoing international tensions and diplomacy efforts.

William

Royal Moustache Fashion Marks Mood of King

A Boston observer notes the royal habit of changing the king's moustache style every six weeks, seen by some as vanity. The death of Rev. Dr. Gumbart, pastor of Dudley Street Baptist Church, is marked as a loss to practical Christian charity in Boston. The storm damage is minor compared with southern and western losses.

Dr. Gumbart Dudley Street Baptist Church Boston New England

Hudson News and Notes From Hudson Town Center

Various local items include John F. Dolan completing janitor duties at Solon Wood building, the Oxford club weighing a baseball team, office move of The Enterprise, and Russell E. Andrews owning a Maine Angora cat. Other notes cover recovering Mrs Hall, bicycle shop reopening, Maynard basketball club formation, and civic lectures in Temple hall.

John F. Dolan Solon Wood H. E. French Post Office Russell E. Andrews Maine J. S. Hall William T. Green Houghton Block William Story Green Joseph Lapine Maynard Music Hall

Many Shoe Makers Plan National Trust Style Group

Twenty or more major U S shoe manufacturers including prominent firms across the country are drafting plans for a national organization. The proposed trust would let each firm run its own plants while coordinating discounts and other business terms. About 12 million dollars in yearly business is represented by signatories, with no local firms listed.

United States Chicago

Easter War Ironies Mark Revolutions From Pittsburg to 1871 Treaty

The article traces Easter as a recurring marker in American conflict history from the 1754 Fort Duquesne saga to the 1898 Spanish clash and notes peaceful arbitration as a counterpoint. It cites Lexington 1775, War of 1812 embargo 1812, 1861 to 1865 Civil War battles, and the 1871 Treaty of Washington final ratification, highlighting Easter’s paradoxical timing with war and peace.

Prince of Peace Pittsburg Contrecoeur Fort Duquesne Braddock Grant Forbes Fort Pitt England Boston Massachusetts Concord Lexington Magland Republic Napoleonic Empire Congress Washington Capitol Baltimore New Orleans Texas Zachary Taylor Rio Grande Mexico Nucecés Palo Alto Resaca de la Palimna Fort Sumter Island No. 10 Pope Thirkly Pine Forks Petersburg Lee Appomattox Court House Spain Maine New York Sun Grace Ellis Old Port Duquesne Sumter Great Britain New York

Miner Freed Over Easter Kiss Case in Bedlineton

A Bedlineton coal miner was charged for kissing a woman on Easter but released after pleading the old north of England custom of kissing at Foster time. The conservative justices advised the complainant she could have given him a silver sixpence. The decision stirred favorable comment across north Britain.

Bedlineton Northumberland Geordie North Britain

Easter Rabbit In Germany Hidden Nests for Children

In Germany rabbits play a central role in Easter amusements with nests filled by children to be found. The Easter rabbit is credited with placing the treats and guiding the hunt.

Germany

Bermuda Lilies Arrive by Steamer for Easter Trade

A New York Herald report notes a growing Bermuda lily bud import for Easter. Since 12 years ago the trade has expanded from 750 to 8562 boxes, each with 70 buds, packed with moss and tissue to arrive fresh for sale at 2.70 dollars per box.

Bermuda Apis New York New York Herald

Easter lilies and the promise of resurrection in Talmage talk

The New York Journal recounts Dr. Talmage’s Easter sermon linking lilies to the Bible’s references to flowers, the theme of resurrection, and religious symbolism. He cites Bunyan, Luther, Picciola, and Job, tying floral imagery to comfort, memory, and the Easter morning of Christ’s renewal.

Casar Bedford John Bunyan Martin Luther Picciola Mungo Park Job Christ Churches of America Christendom New York Journal

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The People’s Co-operative Shoe Manufacturing Co Brockton Times of California Delaware Utah Pennsylvania Aguinaldo Cuba Porto Rico Phillippine Islands Boston Common Council Malden News Alaska Brooklyn Haverhill Gazette Quincy John Sheridan McKinley Hudson Oxford Club Rufus H. Brigham Temple Hall I. F. Hall North Adams Tall Israel L. Brown Michael H. Mullen Mr. Brown Gertrude Wolcott Nichols & Frost Fitchburg James L. Harriman Frank T. Beetle Willard E. Brigham Central St H. A. Gunnison Arthur T. Knight Tudson Woman's Club C. A. Williams Felton St Ss. Isabel Ross Pleasant St Chas. E. Boyce Bank Odd Fellowship 8. M. Robinson Bowker's Stockbridge Bowker’s General Swift Lowell Animal Bay State Canada W. A. Haynes CO Beremute DR. Talmage George G. Keith Concord Junction Masses Waverly Amazon W. L. Douglas W. G. Douglas Tuttles, Jones & Wetherbee South Agton Mass Horace Tuttle Walken Street Concord Main J.C Friend Chaplin H. King Hutchinson Main St
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