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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1899
Page
2
A Chronicle column notes the Prince of Wales and jockey Ted Sloan shaking hands and questions who was honored. The piece surveys Hartford discontent, theater health strains, long lived men, political forecasts, and charity practices in Boston. It critiques charity aloofness and district attitudes toward generosity.
A Chicago Times Herald excerpt analyzes the coyote as a menace in the Great Plains, detailing relentless bounty schemes, repeated scalps payments, and frauds that drained county treasuries. It notes wolves migrate with farming, causing sheep losses and widespread gun violence against coyotes.
Rae Tripp rides a Columbia bicycle this year. Dr C S Jackson uses a rubber tired carriage. Fidelia LaFrance suffers malarial fever for a month. A tennis club forms and grounds are spotted for a court. Hudson grange meets in June with a committee for entertainment. H E Stowe Hose Co. No 2 hosts a May 27 social dance at town hall with Union orchestra.
In a humorous dialogue, Miss Meadowsweet and The Doctor discuss proper forms of address, reflecting social norms and wit about titles and familiarity in London society. The exchange blends irony with light banter on how well one knows a person and what label fits.
A handwriting expert describes John as gentle and affectionate with a good temper and a thoughtful nature. He is very sensitive and easily hurt by harsh words, while scraps note a distant reference to an uncle who worked in a chamber of horrors at Madam Tussauds.
In a New York Journal note, Mr. Jenks thanks furniture movers and pays $2 for work and $10 each for smashing portraits of his wife’s relatives.
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