Revising Immigration Laws and Political Debates
A dated editorial notes proposed immigration law amendments citing census figures on foreign birth and prison demographics. It discusses political strife in Washington, Bland and Meyers positions on silver and seigniorage, and a bond issue shelved for the next session. It also mentions Pullman issuing badges for long-serving employees and social commentary on public figures and fashion trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bland
Meyers
Secretary of the Treasury
Polite Swedes Impress Visitors With Universal Hats
The Swedes’ politeness astonishes visitors says George C. Truman of New York. Hats are lifted widely, with bows and courtesies varying by age and sex, reflecting universal deference in daily interactions. In London a public reading room is kept orderly without staff, padlocked to protect papers. Missouri yields large crops including corn oats wheat and tobacco while lead and vine production reach high yearly totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Truman
New York
Bey
R Buffet
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
London
Missouri
Maynard News Highlights Local Health and Events
Maynard notes Edward Conders ill with erysipelas and Mrs. David Sharp recovering from a serious illness. Cambridge juror Samuel King serves, and High School graduates are anticipated. Dwellings planned on Acton street school lot. 1000 tons coal arriving for Assabet Manufacturing. Maynard celebrates Odd Fellows anniversary with Mizpah lodge events and a large gathering in Cooperative Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Conders
Samuel King
Cambridge
Charles Stokes
Puffer’s Pond
David Sharp
William Buckley
M. Shehan
Assabet Manufacturing Co
Acton Street
L. Maynard
Mt Pleasant Man Weds Miss Kendig in Knoxville
Chas S Rogers of Mt Pleasant marries Lillian Kendig of Knoxville in a Knoxville ceremony. Rogers, a Mt Pleasant News editor and 1891 college graduate, praised as a top southeastern Iowa reporter. The couple will honeymoon visiting Omaha and Lincoln before returning to Mt Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of
Mt. Pleasant
Maynard Boys
West
Knoxville
Chas. S. Rogers
Lillian Kendig
O. W. Rogers
Hackley
Rogers
Our College
Iowa
Coul
Miss Kendig
University
Bereavement Notice From Maynard Massachusetts Family
The Bernard Lyxon family of Maynard Mass wishes to thank friends and neighbors for their sympathy and help after a recent bereavement. Their home will be open to friends after May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard
Lyxon
Temperance resolutions approve town liquor license stance
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union endorses the selectmen's refusal to grant a license for intoxicating liquors, pledging cooperation in the temperance fight and requesting publication of the resolutions in the Maynard Enterprise. Also contains local ads for stores, hats, a grand piano, and dry goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Maynard Enterprise
Summer
Nasan Streets
A. McIntire
C. S. Darling
Main Street
Cambridgeport
Mass
Miss
Public notices and local updates from Concord Junction
Public telephone office at Whitney's pharmacy now in use. W C T U to meet Mrs Jeremiah Sheehan May 8 at 3 pm. Fred Reed moves to Derby street. Rev H A Smith preaches at union church. C J R C to hold fair in Association hall to raise funds for a church bell. Westvale fire department responds to woods fire near Damon's mill pond. Governors inspect the reformatories. Andover seminary baseball defeats Our Boys 12 to 6. Hazel Kirke to be staged May 23 with Miss Sadie Dean. The Professional Beggar second show draws small audience. Edward Murray performs piano. I O O F reception and ball a success. lodge rooms praised. over 100 couples in grand march. CONCORD JUNCTION Church notes: Union Church services and Sunday school schedule. Spring millinery at Miss E G Stoddard’s. George M Powell operates blacksmith shop. horse shoeing specialty. Electric Bitters praised for health and vigor. Maynard and C Friend, Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney’s
Jeremiah Sheehan
Fred Reed
South Acton
L. N. Fowler
Derby Street
H. A. Smith
Acton
Union Church
Association Hall
Westvale
Damon
Reformatory
Andover Seminary
Our Boys
Andovers
Hazel Kirke
Steele Mackaye
Sadie Dean
Edward Murray
Odd Fellows
Footwear Fair Opens with Fresh Styles and Low Prices
We feature a top footwear section with fresh styles and low priced attractions. The spring and summer shoe season is here with an enormous stock of seasonable styles, quality and elegance at fair prices, inviting customers to come in and see the newest designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eveybody
Shoes and Slippers Sale Offers Great Spring Styles
A local store touts affordable spring and summer footwear for all ages. It highlights broken sizes being cleared out with discounts on A. F. Smith French kid shoes, W. L. Douglas hand sewn models, and children's kid button oxfords, with prices ranging from 48c to 2.99 and up to 1.50 for select Oxfords.
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Pullman
Isbor
Coxey-Swift
Sen Hoar
Toj
Mr. Wilson
West Virginia
Senator Aldrich
Rhode Island
Williams
Maynard
Timothy Buckley
Express
D. Henderson
W. B. Case
A. G. Haynes
Lorenzo Maynard
Philadelphia
Emily Robinson
Grady
Marlboro
Lake Brooks
Board of Health
Michael Sweeney
John Adams
J. B. Lord
Adams
California
Institution of Odd Fellowship In
America
Mizpah Lodge
Rebekahs
John Hillis
Boston
Odd Fellowship
Carrie Hancox
H. E. French
Bessie Adams
Lowell
Flora Moore
Hudson
Concord Junction
Maynard Boy
Maynard, Mass
Committee ON Resolutions
L. E. Cleary
C. E. Williams
W. W. Campbell
Pas
E. G. Stoddard
Geo. M. Powell
McDonald
B. F. Johnson & Son
Concord
Song of the
Ivorine
Annie Walker
Marine Hospital
Portland
J. B. Williams Co
Glastonbury, Ct
Russell’s Store
Nason Street
C. D. Holmes
C.E. Watson’s
Summer Street
J.R. Graham
Mr. Holmes
Times
Ayer
Creighton’s
Emporium
A. F. Smith
W. L. Douglas
Oxford
Main ST
Nason ST
Sheehan
Lapes
Maynard Block
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