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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1902
Page
4
A boastful description proclaims garments crafted from top American fabrics by skilled tailors, promising luxury and elegance. The language emphasizes quality, workmanship, and national pride in menswear production.
A Nov 22 parlor car excursion on the Concord line, supervised by John Wen, traveled nearly 180 miles through Middlesex, Worcester, Bristol, and other lines from Massachusetts to Woonsocket Rhode Island. The trip showcased connected electric routes without changing cars, drawing crowds and promising strong demand for such tours as luxury rail travel evolves. Prominent officials among the 1900s attendees included Walter Charley Sippscre Williams, E A Guihemke, Charles H., and George F. Marshall.
Albert Taylor aged 59 was struck and killed near Church Street crossing while walking to work at the Marlboro factory. The train engineer Wilmot Decker reported seeing Taylor step toward the flat car and disappear beneath it. another witness Joseph Walker provided a different account. Dr Hoitt deemed the death instantaneous and an inquest is planned. family and friends dispute theories of self harm, noting Taylor's habit of walking to the Central depot. He served in the 9th Massachusetts Battery during the Civil War and belonged to Reno Grand Army, Doric Lodge, and Houghton Royal Arch Chapter. he is survived by his widow and five daughters. Burial is to be in the family cemetery after interment at Main Street.
Hudson reports an upcoming election of officers for the town Knights of Columbus and notes residents visiting relatives in town. Events include a roller skating party at city hall Marlboro, a Thanksgiving trip for A. Howe and Homer Stone, and an Irish melodrama ticket sale at Parish hall indicating strong local interest.
The article discusses croup remedies popular in households, noting the season when children’s coughs alarm parents. It mentions old hive syrup and tolu as traditional cures and contrasts them with modern remedies offered by vendors at night, warning of unreliable results.
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