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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1895
Page
4
An 1895 dated note recalls that coverage of late Messrs Mons and Corbett fades, with Candidate Cook declaring he will bear no man’s chalk on his back as he rises to remark about a senate from Milford.
The football dispute among colleges increased recognition that teams outside the trust deserve consideration. It taught that outside programs have valid claims and should be treated with fairness.
A brief verse fragment asserts the early Rose was damaged by frost and will linger abroad. It declares his actions break the illusion of American identity, insisting he is English, distinctly English.
A compact, period tone note questions Britain’s response to Russia’s unilateral annexation moves. It frames the struggle as a clash between imperial powers and hints at potential decisive action.
A New Haven railroad wreck scene centers on a dying brakeman and his sweetheart in the station waiting room as officials pursue the heavy men blamed in the Hyde Park incident.
The British foreign office labs under heavy strain as it confronts possible Monroe doctrine action regarding Venezuelan affairs and reports that Russia and France may seek to disrupt affairs in the Far East, implying a tense international scene.
Reports from Pawtucket say the Y M C A has not suffered as much as expected during the recent hard times. The piece quotes a proverb about humans giving to worthy causes, likening it to a rhyme about Satanic Majesty becoming a monk.
The Youth's Companion has held a unique position among American publications, attracting readers year after year. Its steady style and modern relevancy keep it at the forefront for young people and appealing to older readers, with a large upcoming year’s issue and a goal to boost subscriptions before January 1.
The piece warns that extending suffrage to women could revoke existing protections and privileges such as poll tax and jury exemptions. It notes local election details in Precinct Two, and reports community happenings from Acton including theft of laborers, bachelor farmers, church events, lectures, and social gatherings with names and places.
Insurance notice details available for condensation ly of articles. News and advertising matter and subscriptions may be left with T. F. Newton.
Local items include church activities at Congregational and Universalist churches with service times and topics. Notices mention a woman suffrage stance, delegates to a conference, an oyster supper at the Congregational church, and upcoming communion services. Also listed are local ads for watchmaker services, millinery, second hand saws, laundry work, and paper weights.
J W Connor announces a voting contest beginning Nov 1 for the most popular fireman in Marlboro Hudson or Maynard. Purchasers of 5 cent cigars receive one vote per cigar while 16 cent cigars yield two votes. Votes are cast at Marlboro R L Goodrich Hudson Thomas F Mahoney Maynard J B Deane. Prizes include a $55 easy chair an onyx table and banquet lamp and 100 Home Market Banquet cigars.
Last Thursday the Chas. A. Welch lodge A F and A M held a grand installation of officers led by W Bro T A Jones with W Bro Thomas Deane assisting. A large attendance from nearby towns enjoyed fine music and an exceptional banquet as officers were installed including W M F H Salisbury S W H A Clements J W T C Denniston treasurer E B Hooper secretary L H Maynard chap L D Wilson marth David Henderson S D Robi W Carter J D Chas A Hodges S S A E Davis J S C D Holmes O Amory Maynard tyler Thos Holland.
Maynard residents are informed that Miss Jennie S. Deane has a new fall and winter millinery line at Cleary & Williams with trimmed and untrimmed hats and feathers. Celette H. Hall will auction on Saturday at 8 am about 4090 square feet of Glendale Street land with dwelling, currently John Nordberg’s. Fresh oysters at Central Market. Cleary & Williams offer ladies undergarments and hosiery. P. J. Sullivan advertises a $4 Assabet cassimere pant and a $20 kersey overcoat.
A. D. Holt's store on Main Street opposite R. R. station invites customers to inspect Maynard's largest stove line. The Family Glenwood range has arrived with notable new design features. Also advertised are odorless Oil Heaters priced at one cent per hour for an ordinary size room.
James L. Francis Alderman of Chicago and Rev John Burgus of Keokuk Iowa endorse Dr King s New Discovery as an ideal cough remedy. They praise its efficacy for coughs colds and lung complaints and speedy relief after long use. Trials are offered free at B F Johnson Co Maynard H S Richardson Concord Drug Store.
At a Oct 23 1895 meeting in Maynard Massachusetts the Loomfixers Benefit Association resolved to express deep sympathy to the wife and family of deceased member John Coulter and extend condolences from committee members Timorthy J Nevins Michael Gaughan and Charles Hoye Maynard Mass. Oct 23 1895 Also an advertisement notes Nothing so distressing as a hacking cough and promotes One Minute Cough Cure by B F Johnson Son Concord H A Littlefield West Acton.
A popular line of seasonable attractions and an unlimited variety in every department. The store promises the best prices and a handsome line of goods for ladies gentlemen and children. Inducements available with a complete assortment and the latest fashions. See the splendid stock and take advantage of the offers.
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