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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1903

Page

2

Dastardly Stone Throw At Concord Maynard Hudson Car

A large man weighed stone or stones were thrown onto the Concord Maynard Hudson line at Gleason near Brown's hill on a Saturday night. The motor man and Officer Connors pursued a suspect but did not catch him. The incident halted the car but saved passengers from injury. Police in nearby towns investigate.

Maynard & Hudson Brown's Hill Gleasonie Mister Hudson John Connors Maynard Concord Brown Hall

Great November for Maine Woods Sport and Travel

A vivid account of November hunting in Maine with moose deer and small game abundant. Guides lead wary sporters to hidden game and camp feasts feature broiled grouse duck and venison. The piece promotes the Boston and Maine booklet Fishing and Hunting with mail request details.

Maine Rangeleys Weynison Marie Woodlands General Passenger Department Boston & Maine Railroad Boston Revia

Court Marlboro Foresters initiate fourteen candidates

Court Marlboro with Foresters of America initiated fourteen candidates Monday evening, signaling a formal initiation ceremony. The event highlighted fraternal activities and community service aims with local members in attendance.

Court Marlboro Foresters of America

Hudson News and Local Happenings Roundup

Community notes from Hudson include visits by John O Neil Hudson and Ross Broadbridge in Boston, polo league practices, church events at St Michael s, and a Halloween party at the Kidston cottage. Local sports talk cites basketball managers seeking never slip shoes from Apsley Rubber Company for Hudson team.

St. Michael's Church Ross Broadbridge Boston John E. McGrath Natick Louise Bellows Spencer Ed. Roberts Hudson Polo League James Corcoran Clinton Martin Carroll Eugene St. Jermain Guy Curtis Bangor Maine Ernest Kidston Cottage Sr Hudson Drug Company C. E. Barnard Washington St E. C. Crosby Lowell J. M. Porter Concord N. H Richard Healy Chicopee Healey Apsley Rubber Works Forest Are Carrie Eddy Pasadena Cal Foresters of America Cnase William Campbell Delaney Place Stow Broad St Ben. McKune Forest Ave John E. Walsh Cox St McKune Mr. Walsh David Lunt Maple St Boston & Maine Railroad Lunt John Doyle Sam Mr. Doyle Elijah Howe Fort Meadow Manawera

Cannon Hlinois Speaker Joins Social Scene In Washington

In the Fifty eighth Congress meeting in November to consider reciprocity with Cuba, Joseph G Cannon of Illinois will preside as speaker. He has entered society as hostess Miss Helen Cannon, his daughter, shaping social affairs at 1014 Vermont Avenue near K Street, with her tact and charm expected to elevate the speaker’s household role.

Cuba Joseph G. Cannon Ilinois House Cannon Congress David B. Henderson Washington Congressman Cannon National Capital Helen Cannon Vermont Avenue K Street Senator McPherson New Jersey Miss Cannon Miss Cannan Europe B. K. le Seures Joe” Cannon Joe Blaine Committee On Illinois

Uncle Joe Cannon Portrait and Summer Travel Plans

A sketch of Congressman Joseph Cannon, nickname Uncle Joe, describes his small frame, sharp eyes, and plain attire. The piece recounts his fierce debating style in Congress, his warm private nature, and his frontier background with Quaker parents. It also notes a summer arrangement and a long schedule listing train times.

Marlboro and Maynard Highs End Game After Injury

Marlboro High School and Maynard HighSchool football game stopped after eight minutes at Prospect Park when Maynard tackle John Guard broke his right leg below the knee. Marlboro led 6 to 0 at cessation. Officials included Umpire Henry Kelley and Referee W V Gately.

Marlboro High School Maynard High Prospect Park John Guard Maynards Marlboro C. L. Cutler C. W. Smith Maynard Marlboros Marlboro H Maynard H Hines Dedlers Alee Rts Charitom Fesin Whitaker Gately Lees Kelley Rack Wilcox Curtis Grits Smith Regen Dittrick Regan Henry Kelley W. V. Gately C. Daley J. Manning

Manger Wanted to Represent Old Established Business

Help needed to represent and advertise a solid financial firm in the county and adjoining territory. Salary 21 dollars weekly plus 3 dollars per day for expenses, paid Mondays from headquarters. Expenses advanced and horse and buggy furnished if needed. permanent position. Address President 649 Monon Building, Chicago Illinois.

Manger Monon Building Chicago Ill

Remedy Advertisement From 19th Century Notice

Fragmentary OCR text shows a promotional claim for a remedy with phrases about relief and a “Dr. M” remedy. Mentions names like F. Judge and E. H Mason in Hamilton New York and hints at free trial or relief claims for heart issues. Limited readable context prevents full event details.

F. Judge E. H Mason Ern Hamilton N. Y Dr. M Addon

Concord to Hudson Street Railway schedule blurs into text

Bus and rail timetables from Concord Massachusetts and Hudson show frequent departures and arrivals between Concord Jct Hudson Gleasondale Stow Center Maynard Westvale Car Barn and surrounding towns with P M and A M markers. The page also advertises live poultry sales by Geo B Dyff Eager et off Hosmer Marlboro Massachusetts.

Concord TO. Eee P. M Westvale Maynard Car Barn Stow Center Gleasondale Hudson A. M Pion P. Leave Westvale P.M Weave Conccord A.M P. M. Hudson P. M. Con Geo. B. Dyff Eager Hosmer St Marlboro Mass

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