Global affairs and figures shadow a looming crisis
A compilation of brief notes notes on British gains in the Transvaal and surrounding events. It covers press censorship in South Africa, Cecil Rhodes at Kimberley, President Andrade of Venezuela traveling, Cuba and the war mood, Dewey and Long in U S politics, and Guam’s troubled rule as American authority expands. It notes the approaching war potential, public figures’ reputations, and capital wealth tied to gold and diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Millions Given Away by Dr King's New Discovery
Proclaiming generosity, the article notes over ten million free trial bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds have been given away. It claims cures for asthma bronchitis hoarseness and chest and lung diseases, with free trial bottles at J C Friend Concord and Johnson's Drug Store Maynard, priced 50 cents and 1 dollar with guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
J. C. Friend
Concord and Johnson’s
Maynard
Shoe Store Ad Lists Shoes and Prices for All Ages
The ad promotes a wide shoe range with Dewey line for boys at 1 50 1 75 and 2, Boston School Shoe for misses and children at 1 00 1 25 1 50 and 2, Queen Quality at 3, Riverton at 2 50 and Regina at 2 for ladies, Snow Line at 3 50 for men, and a complete hand sewn infants line at 60c. Honest values, low prices and large variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Riverton
Hay Grain Wood announces rail coal and flour supply
A Concord dealer announces readiness to supply rail coal of the best quality and flour at low prices. Orders left at the Post Office or Walden Street near Tuttle's stable will receive prompt attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Walden St
Tuttle
Horace Tuttle
Walden Street
Concord Mass
J. É. Friend
Drop Head Singer
McWalter
C. D. Brochu
Concord Junction
Mass
Electric road hearing draws Concord residents to town hall
A Thursday meeting in Concord attracted large crowds as the Waltham Ayer and Pepperell electric road petition faced remonstrants. Speakers debated route options from Lexington to Main via Sudbury and Thoreau, with residents urging the town to block the proposed path and seek alternative routes. The selectmen reserved decision for a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Studley
Board of Selectmen
Waltham, Ayer and
Pepperell
Lexington
Main
Walden
Hubbard
Stow
Sudbury
Grant Belknap
Main St
Nine Acre Corner
8. C. Darling
Boston
Parker
Lexington St
Sudbury St
Mr. Hopkins
Hubbard St
Benjamin Moody
Lexington, Main
Thoreau, Main
Waltham Ayer
Mr. Moody
Edward W. Emerson
William L. Eaton
William Lincoln Smith
Samuel Hoar
Harvey Wheeler
L. D. Brandies
C. E K. Brown
Geo. W. Hopkins
Prescott Keyes
Darling
Parish Fair Draws Big Crowd at Unitarian Town Hall
The Women's Parish Association of the Unitarian church held a Friday fair in the town hall. Afternoon opening. upper hall displayed pretty varied articles. Mrs Prescott Keyes chaired the committee of arrangements and the event was a grand success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Parish Association
Unitarian Church
Banquet Receptions and International tableaux Shine at Columbia Event
A staged banquet in the lower hall featured tables assigned to numerous ladies for various themes and a reception by Columbia to national representatives. A double quartet and soloists performed as nations like Africa and Germany were portrayed, concluding with a charitable net surplus of about $800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hoar
Stedman Buttrick
Louise King
Frank E. Nichols
Prescott Keyes
Herbert Hosmer
C. W. Prescott
W. L. Eaton
Marion Keyes
W. Wheeler
Susie Emmett
H. W. Blanchard
M. Ballou
Rebecca Briggs
Fosdick
Webster
May Bartlett
C. E. Tolman
J.C. Friend
Jack Horner
Mary Wheeler
Alice Metcalf
G. Hollis Blake
Susie Hubbard
George E. Vialle
J. Ll. Gilmore
J. C. Friend
Mabel Thomas
S. Richardson
G. J. Emmott
Prescott Hosmer
Lucy Richardson
Susie Emmott
Annie Millett
Bessie Holden
Emily Sohier
Esther Magoun
Dorothy Reynolds
Miss Lamb
Alice Jones
Edith Bean
M. Wheeler
Margaret Lothrop
Marion Barker
D. Allen
Olive Gage
May Strickland
A. Bradford
Florence Emerson
Lillian How
Columbia
G. F. Butters
F. E. Nichols
R. Briggs
Wheeler
C. C. Butters
W. N. How
W. Russell
A. P. Low
Also Mentioned on This Page
Transvaal
Chauncey Depew
President Hadley
South Africa
Cecil Rhodes
Kimberley
Andrade
Venezuela
New England
Denmark
Mexico
Castro
Burger
Dewey
Kansas
Gen. Funston
Emperor William
Secretary Long
Massachusetts
Guam
Leary
Celbeare
Marconi
Bell Telephone Company
Pillsbury’s Best
Franklin County
Vermont
Baldwin
Mason & Lightning
Adams & Bridges
Westvale, Mass
Maurice McWalter
J.W. Raymond
Blaine
W. H. Lawrence
B. D. Blanchard, D. D. S
Maynard’s Block
Parish Association. Fair
W.a.haynesco
Swanee River
Gladys Wheeler
Mrs
Scotland
Allen Brown Campbells
Wales
Sarah Wheeler
Ireland
H. D. Coolidge
St. Patrick’s Day
Germany
France
Ethel Keeler
Switzerland
Olive Whitman
Marseillaise
Spain
Louise Smith
Italy
Ethel Hoyle
E. Kaeger
Holland
Louise Garland
Norway
Sweden
J. Eaton
Rose Taft
Russia
Julia Wheeler
Turkey
Nathaniel
China
Japan
Sallie Bartlett
Geisha
America
China Air
EEAD
George G. Keith
Concord Junction, Mass
J. Sterling Moore
South Acton
Tarbell
School Street
Tuttle & Newton Building
Chaplin
H. King
George G. King
Concorn Junction
Thos. Hutchinson
Chaplin's
P. O
W. A. White
P. O. Box
H. P. N. Dahl
Maynard, Mass
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