Fidelity Trust Building in Portland Impresses City
The Fidelity Trust Company opens a new 11 story Portland bank building praised as Maine’s finest general bank. The loggia and marble interiors feature subdued mahogany woodwork, verde antique metal, and advanced vault safety including two large doors, steel reinforced walls, an emergency access system, and a 18 by 25 foot vault interior. The main floor includes a glass encased mezzanine gallery with Burroughs machines, while the basement houses safety deposit rooms, staff facilities, and strong lighting and ventilation.
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Portland
Fidelity Trust Company
Maine
New England
Boston
Boston's 13 National Banks and Trust Companies
Fidelity of Portland
Congress Street
Meszzanine
Burrough
Logeia
Mme Hiking Company
Fidelity Trust Co
Bessemer
Widow Lydia Brown of No. Lebanon Dead at 76
Lydia Louise Brown widow of Capt. Timothy F. Brown died at No. Lebanon Maine on December 21 aged 76. She was born April 18 1834 in Bristol and survived by four children and a sister. She traced lineage to several colonial and Revolutionary figures and her burial occurred in Bristol on December 24 with Bath gunters and Winnegance attendees noted.
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No. Lebanon
Maine
Lydia Louise Brown
Timothy F. Brown
Samuel H. Poole
Sally (Yates) Poole
Bristol
Susan W. Greenlaw
Cambridgeport
Mass
Gilbert P Brown
Boston
William R
Albert B. Miller
Everett
James Yates
Eleager Flagx Poole
Woburn
John Hale
M. D
Hollis
N. H
Deteriorating ballot fraud and notable deaths in brief
A miscellaneous collection reports indictments for vote selling in Adams County Ohio. Obituaries note John T. Odell of Denver former ABA president. Harry E. Shaw of Lowell Mass jail keeper. Mrs Michalena Stopek of McKees Rocks Pa dead. Balloonist Frederick Brown killed in Havana after a 100 foot fall. Post office break-ins near Hartland lead to arrests. Garry Ind officials accused of altering election counts. Fort Worth chamber cites municipal ad budgets in Buffalo Parkersburg and other cities.
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John T. Odell
Denver
American Bankers’ Association
Adams County
Ohio
Baker Fahey
Fort Madison
Harry E. Shaw
Lowell
Mass
Middlesex County
Turner
Maine
Michalena Stopek
MeeKees Rocks
Holy Ghost
Usbarkentine
Norfolk
Frederick Brown
Havana
Hartland
New York
Garry
Ind
Fort Worth
Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Buffalo
Parkersburg
W. Va
Poughkeepsie
Memphis
Portland
Houston
Huntington
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Oehl
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R.V. Pierce
N.Y
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Bath
N. Y
Chicago
Mike Daley
Bangor
Taft
Washington
Arch Hoxey
Los Angeles
Missouri-Pacific
Bethel
Lynn
Foss
Massachusetts
Juunn & Swett
Auburn
Bankers’ Protective Association
Yale
William D. Sewall
Kennebec Light and Heating Company
Augusta
George Dewey
Manila
Columbia Street
William McGrady
Gresham
Charles A. Maxwell
RR. B. Wilson
Westminster Hotel
Copley Square
Hall
Cheney & Co
Toledo
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Maine Central Railroad Co
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