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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1895
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text discusses voters crossing party lines and a comment about the Republican party of New York. It references a claimed fund or amount and compares political tactics to carrying water on one shoulder and whiskey on the other.
The Boston common council aims to tax cars and require companies to pay for their own repairs while granting the city authority to manage electric lighting. If the council acts honestly, it would do good work.
Rev W H spoke in Syracuse claiming the religious heirs of the Pilgrim colony settled on Plymouth Rock and listed 5352 congregational arches with 1539 members in a regional address.
A censored or partial remark accuses Chinese officials of complicity in missionary outrages. The text calls for united action to halt what it frames as judicial mistreatment and scapegoating of missionaries, urging improvement in China’s civil governance.
The article marks Milwaukee's fiftieth year since incorporation, praising its growth and stability. It highlights resident ownership of housing and local business ownership, noting the citys cultural arts hospitality philanthropy and public spirit, earning it the nickname Boston of the West.
The piece recounts legends around Frank and Jesse James and their uncle in Kentucky, with a doctor narrator describing tense encounters, staged escapes, and the fear that haunted detectives. It blends reminiscence with sensational details from frontier crime lore, concluding with local notices and church announcements.
A Dahl store clerk in Concord faced arraignment after missing gold items valued around 60 dollars. He claimed possession of a watch and ring from the store to sell. The judge dismissed the case citing lack of proof of larceny as the owner had left him in charge. Dahl paid his travel ticket and did not press the $1 charge.
The English Illustrated Magazine notes Buffon described a chimpanzee in 1740 who walked upright offered his arm walked with people in order sat at table opened his napkin wiped lips with it used a spoon poured wine and clinked glasses.
Glowing matter and subscriptions may be left with T. F. Newton for pickup.
South Acton Local notes services at 10 30 morning with Sunday school at 11 45. Rev William Dupseault pastor. YY P C U meeting at 7 p m. Pews free to all. Also advertisement for M Jackson watchmaker jeweler at Tuttle’s Elk old stand offering repairs and satisfaction guaranteed.
The Maynard scandal loses some bite with a suspected participant returning and denying knowledge of a woman. The Maynard and Acton high schools will hold their annual field day at Littleton on Saturday with planned games and races. The Maynards aim to defend their champion banner and retain dominance in the events.
The undersigned express deep gratitude for neighbors sympathy and for the floral emblem from the Improved Order of Red Men. Thanks go to loom fixers and weavers for flowers, the pastor for comfort, and the quartet for music. Mrs. Joan Coutter and Family Maynard Oct. 23, 1895.
The undersigned states that all reports about him are false and that he has not seen or heard from the party named in connection with his name, Georgce F. Mielson, Maynard, Oct. 22, 1995.
Maynard merchants promote new millinery arrivals Miss Jennie Deane Cleary Williams and Miss Naylor advertise trimmed hats fancy feathers and latest novelties Also offerings include boots repairs oysters laundry and ready made garments with bargain prices at local shops and markets.
The notice touts stylish season goods with honest merit and fair prices. It promises profit and pleasure to customers, asserting savings and quality in the fall stock and inviting shoppers to choose from a great stock.
The marriage of Jeremiah B. Sheehan of Concord Junction and Mary Sweeney of Maynard is announced for November 6 at 3 p.m. in Maynard at St Bridget’s Church. The event is tied to Elite Enter recommendations and enjoys strong local support from a high class club. The program includes solo singing humor dramatic reading violin and piano solos and is priced reasonably for attendees.
The piece suggests upgrading an old chair with an English fashion look. Sandpaper thoroughly then apply two or three coats of white enamel paint, applying each coat thinly for a smooth surface. Finish with a touch of gilding if desired.
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