Mineral wealth of the United States in 1901 tops one billion
The department of the interior reports mineral products valued at 1,002,224,380 in 1901, the second year over a thousand million. Coal iron and copper dominate the list, with coal and iron alone making up over three fifths of total value. The table covers 59 minerals, illustrating vast wealth and rapid development.
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Division of Mining and Mineral Resources
Department of the Interior
United States
Pennsylvania
Concord Maynard baseball clash fuels betting bid
A dispute arises as John White offers Concord $25 to travel to Maynard for a game with a $50 loss clause. Concord refuses, noting neutral grounds at Concord Junction while Maynard questions the fairness. Concord fears a detrimental effect on their pocketbook and record if the game occurs.
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Concord
John White
Maynard
Concord Junction
Nason Street
E. H. Davis
Maynard local cottage to let for winter
To map and wife offer a furnished six room cottage for winter rental. Apply to Mrs M Gilmore Brooks Street for particulars.
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Maynard Local
Clinton fair opens with children day and grand attractions
The fourteenth annual Clinton fair kicks off midweek with children day and plans for old home day Friday and Grange day. Highlights include 2900 prizes for horse racing, a captive war balloon, animals such as lions and bull terriers, Salem Cadet band, the Marvelous Marsh act riding a bike into a tank, and reduced electric road rates.
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Massachusetts
Rane
Leon
Salem Cadet Band
Marsh
Middlesex South Fair Promises Variety on Sept 16 and 17
The Middlesex South fair comes Tuesday and Wednesday with a Woman's department horse racing and band concerts. Dog fanciers will view fine breeds as races for $9600 in prizes are listed. Music by Elmw brass band and notices for programs and premiums are available through Secretary George E. Harrin at South Framingham. Maynard plans a basketball team this spring and possibly a polo squad.
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Elmw Brass Band
George E. Harrin
South Framingham
Baseball Scores From Boston Pair Standings
On the Diamond At Boston National Boston the Chi cago team scored seven to eight. At Boston American Washington the Boston side won three to two.
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Boston
Chicago
Washington
Disappearance of Henry W. Grady Jr. alarms Atlanta friends
Henry W. Grady Jr. of Atlanta has vanished, leaving friends and relatives deeply worried for his fate. He was the sole son of the late Henry W. Grady, editor of the Atlanta Constitution. Nearby, A. F. Welch, longtime Danvers Savings Bank treasurer and town auditor, has died. he was an 83d degree Mason with notable means.
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Henry W. Grady Jr
Atlanta
Henry W. Grady
Atlanta Constitution
A. F. Welch
Danvers
Mass
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Elmwood Brass Band
Framingham Union Line
Exhibition Grounds
George W. Sullivan
Marlboro
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Oscar
Sweden
CO. H. Persons
New York
Evelyn Callahan
Ankaven
George Stephens
Johnson Pharmacy
Jeremiah Kelley
Sadie Lockwood
Walter Davis
North Adams
al Sanford
Corin Fororo
M. T
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Kathryn Dickon
Cambridge
C. D. Holmes
John Fletcher
Malden
Mary McCarthy
Plymouth
Peter Icher
M. A. Coolidge
Fitchburg
C. M
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Arthur Blanchard
West Acton
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Hortense Champagne
Frank Jones
Per Washburn
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Clinton Fair
Middlesex South
Maelo
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New York and Harlem River Railroad
Paris
Martinique
Morne Rouge
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Port Au Prince
Admiral Killick
Crete-a-Pierrot
Johnson’s Pharnacy
H. J. Dwinnell
Prop
Walter B. Morse
B. F. Townsend
G. F. Macman
Mgr
Marlboro Gas Light Co
Sterling
Crawford Ranges
Geo. H. Gutteridge
Geo. Gutteridge, Watchmake Sjeweler
E. H. Davis Market
Jennie S. Deane