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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1900
Page
4
A miscellany covers green fields in November, Paris shopping, rumors of dignitaries in Pekin and Europe, Bryan reframing politics as literature, Sorosis on laughter and health. It notes election aftermath affecting business, upcoming meteoric showers, and praise for Youths Companion’s annual issues and continued public appeal.
An advertisement offers a hundred dollar reward for any catarrh cure not helped by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It features testimonials from Toledo wholesalers West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin and notes internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's pills promotion ends with price and availability claim.
An incipient riot broke out at the Misquamicut Golf Club in Watch Hill yesterday as Westerly Italians attacked New York Italians on the job with knives stones and picks. Bruised heads reported no serious injuries. Strikes center on daily wages with workers seeking 1 50 per day while bosses offer 1 25.
Four three masted schooners the Ralph M. Hayward Grace Seymour Emilie B Birdsall and Bari P Mason left Fall River bound for Philadelphia. Captains feud over records but this marks the first time the quartet sailed together. All four are foul ones.
In Providence in November a large audience attended the opening session of the Methodist conference of the Episcopalian church of Staten Island. The discussion on Christian Belief featured prominent speakers who read papers and spoke on the topic Duckepert, Me, Now. Meanwhile the Leonora, a schooner from this port, is reported lost after departing October 16 for Penobscot river ports with freight. Her crew of four is presumed drowned after likely foundering in the October gale.
In Heeten a police call to Mouth Howton revealed Mrs Heten Flemming in bed with an infant dead before a doctor arrived. She was arrested for drunkenness. In Tonheham a marriage notice reports Moses Hatt and Mire Mary 4. Kutta wed last night by Rev T W Niman. bride in her forties and groom fourteen in age, both in good health.
Mrs Andrew Smith of Stow visiting daughter Mrs Alfred T Haynes as Deputy Grand Chief Temp lar J F Coulter installed lodge officers Tuesday night with Horace Townsend as chief templar Mary Robertson as vice templar C Sidney Coulter as secretary George Robinson as treasurer Mary Robinson as assistant secretary William Bain as marshal Albert Axford as guard Frank Binks as sentinel Magdaline Coulter as pianist in Maynard.
Sudbury residents report returns from Hartford and new barn completion replacing a lightning ruin. Apple shipments to Baltimore continue with more out this week. A town hall fundraiser and a Mission Circle clothing barrel show community efforts. Cattle inspector finds livestock in good condition. A Wayland town meeting plans library funding to move books. South Sudbury Improvement plans a unique vaudeville style entertainment for November 20.
In a report to Secretary Gage General Superintendent Kimball notes 269 stations 364 disasters and 2655 aboard saved 2602 saved 48 lost. Vessels and cargo valued at 9 470 190 with 7 234 690 recovered. Rescues extended to 595 others from peril and 371 vessels aided. Service cost 1 555 936 with plea for higher district superintendent pay.
The whist congress under Magdalene chapter C. E. S. will be held on November 20. Tickets cost 25 cents and may be purchased from committee members Mrs. W. B. Currier Mrs. Chas. A. Hodges Mrs. L. E. Dufur Mr. T. A. Jones and Mr. F. R. Connor.
A brisk report lists trimmed and untrimmed hats at Laura E. Dufer and Cleary & Williams. Miss Naylor offers fall and winter millinery on Nason Street. Jennie S. Deane markets fall and winter lines for ladies and children at Main and Nason. A tenement for rent is noted with application through W. A Haynes Co.
Lawrence Mass November 14 McCrillis former deputy internal revenue collector vows to sue Collector Gill for defamation seeking 10000 damages. Supporters say his lenient treatment of debtors helped liquor dealers and others avoid harsh penalties.
In Marlboro on November 11 a son to Mrs Win H Findlay. In Maynard on November 11 a son to Mrs Samuel Hardin. In Marlboro on November 15 a son to Mrs George D Brigham. In Acton on November 11 a daughter to Mrs William Coughlin. In Northboro on November 9 a daughter to Mrs Herbert Miller.
Medical Examiner Jack held an inquest over Horace F. Burr Boston architect found headless in woods in Stoneham Mass. verdict: death from accident. Burr likely fell from a ledge. a fox gnawed the skull nearby. Boston officials later discharged two Italians in citizenship cases. Ciampa held for grand jury.
In Hudson on November 5 Miss Edith L. Coxe wed Eugene K.R. Campbell of Peabody. Worcester on November 1 saw Miss Nettie Kuipe marry Henry Cooper. Marlboro November 7 united Miss Ida R. Stevens with Ernest A. Dix and Miss Annie G. Thompson with Charles G. Partridge. Harvard November x connected Miss Eva Patten with Marshall Sargent of Bolton. Bolton November 7 joined Miss Dora B.E. Sargent with Freeman Walker. Marlboro November, Miss Mary Brody wed Michael Matthews.
A Marlboro notice lists several deaths and infant burials in November. Mrs Mary A Gilles aged 76 from West Kelern, Gertrude infant child of Mr and Mrs Bbatevens, Anna wife of Frank B Metiill aged 19, Parr Cotter aged 70, Catherine Hyon of Marlboro, and an unnamed young son of Missal Bobese all reported with associated towns and dates.
Reports say the tug and two barges the Hudson and Robert Ingle Carter broke away during a severe gale last Friday night seven o clock. Captain Haley noted the sea was the worst he had seen and that the barges may have been carried ashore while crews on the iudeon and Carter searched the area. The Providence crew arrived with grim chances for the Fridson the oldest vessel among them. An inquiry into officer conduct in the Barnes Post affair prompted a cautious reply from Lord Hoeston and the Prince of Wales.
Reports from New Moe Phe indicate a meeting yesterday in which allegations of firm defalcation circulated. Rumors claim a stoppage in business due to embezzlement with figures ranging from 110000 to 11000, while associates deny or confirm the details.
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