Mt Desert Narrow Gauge Plans Cut for This Season
The Mt. Desert narrow gauge railroad will not be completed in season for this year's travel. Old Orchard is booming with five new streets accepted and a $4900 drainage project to begin. A Brown vagrant case from Oakland is linked to S. A. Brown from South Carolina. Lobster undersize seizures occur in Biddeford markets under the nine inch law. Brunswick druggist Calvin W. Allen sues Sheriff True for $10,000 over Deputy Despeaur arrest. Kennebunkport post office break-in, safe attempt thwarted. Wheeler and Bell grocery store above the bridge housed the post. Blue Hill and Ellsworth steamship co formed in Rockland. directors named and Henry Morrison bought for Rockland to Ellsworth service. first trip made.
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Mt. Desert
Old Orchard
Brown
Oakland
S. A. Brown
Lewiston
South Carolina
Biddeford
Calvin W. Allen
Drregist
Brunswick
Supreme Court
True
Owen T. Despeaur
Allen
Kennebunkport
James H. Tripp
Wheeler & Bell
Blue Hill and Elsworth Steam Oat Company
Rockland
William I H. Hill, Jr
Calvin Austin
Boston and Bangor Steamship Company
George Gregory
H. H. Crig
John Bird
Charles KE
Henry Morrison
Ellsworth
Seventeenth NH College trustees reelect old officers
At the seventeenth annual trustees meeting of the New Hampshire College of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts the old board of officers was reelected. The new tallyho coach for the Wentworth house in Newcastle is drawn by six bay horses, weighs 1100 each, with London-made harnesses. The turnout cost 6300 dollars and is billed as the finest in America. J H Baird was taken to Littleton after noon from Lancaster on a criminal assault charge against Nellie Phelps who died by suicide at Lancaster on April 10. Baird pleaded not guilty and the hearing was continued until Friday next at Littleton.
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New Hampshire College of Agriculture and the
Mechanic Arts
Hanover
Wentworth House
Newcastle
London
America
J.H. Baird
Littleton
Lancaster
Nellie Phelps
Baird
Receiver Appointed for First National Bank in Burlington
Pavil Roberts of Burlington has been appointed receiver of the First National Bank after its suspension. Ernest Kendall received a six year state prison sentence for house robbery in Shelburn. Burlington’s A G Safford to deliver Memorial Day address in Bakersfield. Ratchie Warren’s store in West Barnet reported entered. goods and money stolen. Frank Howard escaped from a post office robbery by leaping from a moving car near New Haven. Central Vermont camp meeting starts June 23 at Northfield. state temperance camp meeting August 19 at Morrisville. A steam tug 110 feet long and 20 feet beam, to tow 36 boats New York to Albany in 40 hours, expected at Burlington. Delegates to the Republican state convention listed from Bradford and others. District convention invitees include Ex-Gov Farnham and others. Charles Bullard killed at North Flyde Park while driving logs. about 35, widow left. Boston buyer seeks Waterbury tannery site with 10 year tax exemption. town warned for the 24th.
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Burlington
First National Bank
Ernest Kendall
Burton
Shelburn
A.G. Safford, Esq
Bakersfield
Ratchie & Warren
West Barnet
Frank Howard
Benson
New Haven
Vermont
Northfield
Morrisville
New York
Albany
Bradford
J. MH. Watson
C. EB. Clark
N. EK. Parker
Farnham
J. B. W. Prickard
J. B. Feckett
Charles Bullard
North Flyde Park
Meessrs. Bucks
Boston
Chicago
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Charles H. Drew
Brookline
W. H. Cook
Milford
Henry B. Terry
Hyde Park
Hudson
Norfolk
Joseph G. Ray
Franklin
R. R. Bishop
O.T. Gray
H. Howe
Marlboro
New York State
Urica
N. Y
Blaine
Arthur
Edmunds
Jackson
Miss
Baltimore
Lyceum Hall
Salem
W. H. Moody
Haverhill
Simeon Dodge
Marblehead
Col
E. H. Haskell
Gloucester
Geo. W. Cute
Amesbury
Martin Stover
Seaver
Normal School
Warren Avenue
Reappearance of missing man from West Field
H H Shashirt, missing for about two years and long presumed dead, has resurfaced. William Cushman of Westfield attempted suicide by strychnine. a stomach pump saved him. Central Massachusetts railroad survey nears completion with construction to start by mid May. D H Proctor, practicing in Lawrence, faced moral character rejection. claims Missouri bar membership amid pig theft conviction pending in superior court.
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H.H. Shashirt
Westfield
William Cushman
Central Massachusetts Railroad
D. Hr. Proctor
Lawrence
Proctor
Bar of
Missouri
Will contest over Wm T Hall ends in probate court
In Newport before Judge Baker the dispute centers on the deceased's last legal residence. Counsel for the widow Colwell and Barney of Providence argue against the will while F B Peckham of Newport defends the executors. Final probating expected to occur in Newport.
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Wm. T. Hall
Newport
Baker
Colwell
Notable Sums and Moves in Late 19th Century Ventures
William Swinton reportedly sunk 30000 in his Story Teller venture while M Moore of Phillips and L A Moore of Augusta bought the Waterville Sentinel. Rising Sun Morse lectured on gospel blessings from a business angle as Mrs. Lydia Ely planned Boston visits to acquire paintings for Milwaukee's fall exposition.
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M. Moore
Phillips
L. A. Moore
Augusta
Waterville
Morse
Lydia Ely
Milwaukee
Boston
Barrett
London
New
Philadelphia Times
Henry Irving
Tom Reed
Gros Ventre
Maine
Stratford
Shakespeare
Henry
Stilson Flutechins
Washington Post
Hayward Pierce
Frankfort
Mr. Waldo Granite Company
Tilden
Lester Wallack
City of
Mr. Tweed
New York
Knox and Needham Mildly Censured Over Pacific Bank Case
Special Despatch from Washington reports the banking and currency committee adopted resolutions finding no new evidence of conspiracy by government officers. It criticizes Knox's discretion in increasing stock and Needham's compliance with Boston sentiment, while urging amendments to the national banking act to curb such discretion and improve examinations.
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Needham
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National Banking Act
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Benyon
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Tariff debate extends to night sessions in Congress
The House reopened tariff discussions with night sessions at 8 pm. Texan Mr. Wellborn spoke for Morrison’s bill while Mr. Cox and Mr. Scales clarified a misunderstanding over census report printing. McKinley of Ohio argued against the measure as a step toward general tariff reduction and against incidental protection.
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McKinley
Ohio
Wellborn
Secretary of the Navy
Washington
Schley
Thetis
Bear
Alert
Greely
Greenland
A. W. Greely
Saloon keeper James C Leach dies from self inflicted shot
Portland Maine April 22 James C Leach an 85 year old saloon keeper shot himself and was found dead this morning His widow is left behind Springfield Mass April 22 Edwarda P Dunlap 40 attempted suicide by swallowing ammonia and slashing his throat with two butcher knives He will recover due to the drink having weakened his mind Tombstone Sonora April 22 Col M V Buffum once of the fifth infantry U S A died by own action at Sunsquipe
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James C. Leach
San Francisco
Tombstone
Arizona
Sunsquipe
Sonora
Col
M. V. Buffum
Fifth Infantry
U.S. A
Springfield
Mass
Edwarda P. Dunlap
South Hadley
Whiskey pool price set at 1.10 with $150000 assessment
Cincinnati April 22 The executive committee ratified a price of 1.10 for whiskey and ordered a $150000 assessment to cover pool liabilities. A further capacity reduction is hinted for May 1 as the pool tightens supply.
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Ohio
Elijah Smith elected president of Oregon Improvement company
Portland Oregon April 22 at a directors meeting Elijah Smith of Boston was elected president replacing C H Prescott of Oregon who becomes vice president Prescott is the Oregon manager of the Oregon Railway Navigation company
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Oregon Improvement Company
Elijah Smith
Boston
C. H. Prescott
Oregon
Prescott
Oregon Railway Navigation Company
Dickinson shows mental soundness in Northampton court
Testimony from Northampton officials and bank officers favorable to Mr Dickinson's business acumen and mental state met in court today. Oscar Edwards noted he had a level head, to which Dickinson replied to remember that when he and his relatives contest his will.
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Supreme Court
Northampton National Bank
Hampshire County
Dickinson
Oscar Edwards
Bourne Eyes New Town Meeting Vote
Cape Cod voters weigh Bourne town meeting reorganization proposals to form a new town including Marston's Mills Cotuit Cotuitport Farmersville Wakeley Greenville Sandwich Mashpee with an estimated population around 911. Debate grows over convenience of new town structure and local meeting access amid late spring delays and garden preparations.
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Mass
Cape Cod
Geo. F. Edmunds
Cape
Bourne
Barnstable
Marston’s Mills
Cotuit
Cotuitport
Farmersville
Wakeley
Greenville
Mashpee
Tremendous England quake rattles Essex and Suffolk towns
An April 22 London dispatch reports a powerful earthquake felt across eastern England. Ipswich, Colchester, Chelmsford, and Southend experienced severe shaking, with collapsed chimneys, damaged churches, shattered crockery, and fires. In Colchester a child died and a woman was injured. Wivenhoe and Coggeshall also suffer. The event caused widespread panic, halted business, and prompted evacuation and warnings.
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Ipswich
Colchester
Chelmsford
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Thames
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Bury St. Edmunds
Maldon
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Piquing session opens on deferentials debate at Fink office
New York April 22 the messenger department of the joint executive committee began a session today at Commissioner Finks office. About 20 roads were represented including all the trunk lines and their principal western connections. The present session promises long continuance as many matters of importance will come up for consideration. The greater part of todays session was taken up with the discussion of deferentials but nothing was settled.
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Pissenger
Joint Executive Committee
Fink
Ofice
Wife Murderer Shoots Wife in North End Home
James Nicholson, 27, a coal heaver, shot his wife Ellen Nicholson at their Cross Street residence Tuesday shortly after noon. She died. he fled toward Salem Street. Police launched a citywide search at once but he remained at large into Wednesday morning.
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James Nicholson
No. 54
Cross Street
Ellen
St Mary’s Catholic Church
Cooper Street
Sheafe Street
New York
George McLaughlin
Salem Street
Nicholson
Stinson
Boston
Harris
New Brunswick
Small
Ham
Arrival of the Alert Arrives for Arctic Greely Search
The Alert, England's gift to aid the Greely expedition, reached New York tomorrow morning after sighting Sandy Hook. The 1270 ton, 381 horsepower double skin wooden vessel, rebuilt for arctic work, will be prepared at the navy yard as a supply ship.
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New York
Alert
America
Arctic
Sandy Hook
Navy Yard
Pembroke Dock
Rus
Nares
United States
Congress
Portsmouth
Sir Leopold McClintock
Cheedwick
Legation
Goodrich
Parr
Admiralty
Anniversary Services of the Old Guard in New York
The Old Guard held anniversary services at the Church of the Holy Trinity in New York with Rev. Dr. Wilbur F. Watkins officiating. Uniformed members marched from their armory to the church and returned for a collation. guests included Dr. Wainwright and representatives from several allied militia and historical companies. An Important Libel Suit: Judge Sedgwick orders sheriff's jury to assess damages in the Spectator vs Mutual Reserve Life case, with a 10 day stay before enforcement.
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Old Guard
Church of the Holy Trinity
Wilbur F. Watkins
Wainwright
Governor’s Foot Guard
Hartford
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Companies
Boston
Troy
Utica
Boston Light Infantry
Philadelphia City Troop
Ingraham
Spectator
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association
Sedgwick
Spectator Company
Policeman fatally shot during arrest in Newport
Providence April 22. Police Officer Eugene Barker of Newport was fatally shot by William Shay as he attempted to arrest Shay at Esieck's saloon on Legin Street. Shay fired again in Crosby's Bellevue Avenue store, wounding James Alderson before being disarmed. Barker died at 11:30 after losing consciousness.
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Shay
Newport
Barker
Garrett
Biker
Freeborn
Opening of Knights of Pythias supreme lodge session
In New Orleans on April 22 the supreme lodge of the Knights of Pythias opened at Odd Fellows hall. Representatives were escorted from the St. Charles hotel by a Crescent and Orleans lodge guard of honor. The session is expected to run about ten days.
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Supreme Lodge of the World
Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellows’ Hall
St. Charles
Odd Fellows Hall
Guard of Honor
Crescent
Orleans
Barrett Trial Resumes Over Hinsdale Uncle in Aunt’s Dying Care
Springfield April 22 The trial of Charles D Barrett of Hinsdale for manslaughter in neglecting his aunt Matilda Barrett resumed in Pittsfield district court today. Government testimony centers on the food bedding and dirty dishes furnished to the old woman. Defense arguments are scheduled for tomorrow.
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Springfield
Mass
Charles D. Barrett
Hinsdale
Rebellion in Guerrero band defeated at Tepiche
News from Tepiche on the Pacific coast reports a clash on April 2 where a rebel group opposing the Guerrero governor suffered 52 killed. Cols. Morales and Neri are said to be advancing against the remaining insurgents. It is described as a local matter.
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City OF
Mexico
Guerrero
Tepiche
Pacific
Cols. Morales
Neri
Hearing in Capt Snow Case Proceeds at Brigade HQ
The hearing in the Capt Snow case continued Tuesday evening at the second brigade headquarters with Judge Advocate George resuming cross-examination. The session lasted the entire evening, yielding little new information as much time was spent on counsel disputes.
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Snow
George
Snow Pur
Erie canal wreck after switch fault in Schenectady
Five New York Central freight cars and the locomotive plunged into the Erie canal at Schenectady after a misplaced switch. Workers escaped by leaping clear. The coal fire consumed the wreckage, causing losses exceeding 4000 dollars.
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Schenectady
N. Y
New York Central Railroad
Erie Canal
School Committee Deliberates on Mentally Drafted Arithmetic and Examinations
The Boston school committee met led by Mayor Martin to discuss ventilation, supply prices for produce, and the nomination and confirmation of teachers. It approved a rule limiting graduating exercises to one hour and examined mid year promotions, teacher examinations, and the expansion of manual training with carpentry classes.
Farini Concert At Horticultural Hall Delights Large Audience
Entertainments report on Signor A. Farini’s annual operatic concert at Horticultural Hall with a varied cast including Addie Reed Susan Dawson Katie Powers Minnie Kerr and S Curtis Smith. Reviews praise Miss Reed for Lucia di Lammermoor aria and Miss Dawson for heartfelt performance. others noted include J J Harley A S Colburn and M J Flynn. Announcements promise further city concerts and stage acts at Tremont temple Music Hall and Boston Theatre with a mix of opera, drama and musical programs through May.
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Horticultural Hall
Addie C. Reed
Susan Dawson
Katie Powers
Minnie Kerr
S. Curtis Smith
Charles N. Vigneron
C. Winther
Albert Ss. Colburn
J. J. Harley
Miss Reed
A. 8. Colburn
Josie Powers
Elmore A. Pierce
Tremont Temple
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Forty-Fifth Regiment
Etta Kileski
Temple Quartette
Reeve
Columbia Quartette
First Regiment
Mr. Pierce
John M. Frockton
W. F. Byford
Frederick Peakes
Boston
Frank Mayo
Boucicault
New York
H. M. Dunham
Ruggles-street Baptist Church
Carrie C. Mills
W. H. Dunham
G. W. Dudley
Losses by Fire in Boston and Vicinity Seen This Week
Fire reports from Boston area describe a small basement fire at J J Grace store 61 Temple place with rag and paper ignition. Thomas Groom & Co losses adjusted at 66666 with 40000 insured stock. Butman Cox Malden damaged 1500. private club under laundry damaged 300. Fowle Bros knife makers water damage about 300. Butman Cox insured. Additional fire No 4 Blossom street 8 PM extinguished by chemical engine. Brief telegraph notices add losses at Millvale borough planing mill 2500 and Bell tavern old Bailey four barmaids perished. Crandall house at Fenelon Falls 30000. William Shepard grist mill Plainfield 2500 insured.
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Thomas Groom & Co
Butman & Cox
Malden
Fowle Bros
Blossom Street
Pittsburg
Bauer & Oesterling
Millvaleborough
London
Bell Tavern
Old Bailey
Night clerk honored for notifying fire victim
Mr James H Ryan Western Union night clerk received a $50 check from Thomas Groom Co after sending a messenger to warn a man at his home fire was developing. The letter, signed by Charles A Cutting, commends his kindness and notes no claim upon him.
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James H. Ryan
Western Union Telegraph Company
Thomas Groom & Co
Ryan
Charles A. Cutting
Florida Market Report Opens With Steady Veg Prices
Jacksonville April 21 The fruit and vegetable markets show good activity with shipments arriving slowly. Wholesale prices run at Silvercrate, retail from 3 to 8 cents per item. Green peas are selling high at 1.25 dollars per bushel and retail around 40 cents per item. Blackberries are noted but incomplete in text.
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Sivercrate
Baseball and Polo Scores and Upcoming Games
Sporting notices recap yesterday and today’s ball games with Bostons, Brooklyns, Philadelphias, Athletic, Metropolitans, and others listed. Polo results include G A R Lynn defeating Olympics with three straight goals. Local clubs report management changes, rink benefits, rifle association dates, and planned additional teams in Lynn.
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Rational Horse Management lecture in Tremont temple
John E. Russell secretary of the Massachusetts state board of agriculture delivered a lecture on Rational Horse Management at Tremont temple Tuesday evening. The audience included Gov. Robinson, Mayor Martin, prominent citizens and many business men with fast horses. He shown hoof diagrams and condemned hot shoeing and winter leather in the hoof. He urged owners to avoid the abuses and to consider his remarks practical advice.
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Legislation Moves On Parish Names And Canal Debate
The senate reports bills changing the South church in Dedham to the First Congregational church of Norwood and authorizing Billerica and Bedford to fund railroad extensions. The Cape Cod canal bill prompts sharp debate over location, security, and bridges, with senators criticizing contracts and proposing safeguards. Additional committee actions include jail funding for Hampden county and inquiries into water meters and railroad stock issues.
Massachusetts House Proceedings Reported Vote Reconsiderations and Committee Actions
The House met at 11 oclock with Speaker in the chair. Willcomb moved to reconsider the vote on the prohibitory amendment resolve, but the motion failed 41 to 81. An amended 15 minute limit for speeches was adopted and forenoon sessions begin May 1 at 10 15. Brackett moved to reconsider the divorce jurisdiction bill. the motion was debated and rejected. Reports list committees: Judiciary recommends passage of the Masonic Education and Charity Trust bill and Mt Hope Cemetery management bill with trustee amendment. Other bills concern sheriff appointments, Otis town meeting proceedings, Boston street name authority, probate times by county, and prohibiting convict labor except textbooks. Engrossed bills cover pilot employment on whaling ships leaving New Bedford.
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Chocolate Party at New England Institute Fair for Aged Benefit
The New England Institute hosted a chocolate party to aid the Young Women's Christian Association building fund. Between 5000 and 6000 guests enjoyed 175 pounds of vanilla chocolate and table service, with proceeds supporting the association. Ladies led by Miss C. M. Post directed a grand march, while volunteers from Cobb Bates & Yerxa served. The event showcased ornate displays and flowered scenes, described as a rosebud garden of lace and caps. Proceeds bolster the YWCA building fund. Also, the tenth annual Home for Aged Colored Women fair opened at No. 27 Myrtle Street, selling inmates’ crafts and affordable household items. Proceeds support the home. flowers supplied by Mr Doyle Noe.
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Doyle Noe
Providence Bride Weds Lynn Man at St Stephen Memorial
Mr Lemuel G Carpenter of Providence Rhode Island and Miss Grace Prydham of Lynn were united in marriage Tuesday evening at St Stephen's Memorial church with Rev Louis DeCormis officiating. Bridesmaids Misses Kate and Jessie Prydham, groomsman Charles H Blaine of Taunton and Earnest Pingley of Providence assisted. Best man Rev William Trotter of Bristol. A reception followed at Mrs Ir Haywood's home. The couple will reside in Providence after a honeymoon trip to Boston and New York.
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Grace Prydham
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Jessie Prydham
Charles H. Blaine
Taunton
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Earnest Pingley
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Bristol
Ir. Haywood
Boston
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Lancers Elect Officers and Honor Maj Kemp
At a Tuesday meeting Maj Kemp presided as First Lieut Henry D Andrews was elected captain Second Lieut Isaac H Allard became first lieutenant and First Sergt Edward B Wadsworth was chosen second lieutenant Maj Kemp received an elegant sabre and belt from fellow Lancers in a speech by Capt Emery. Knee breeches and stockings promotion teased by local supplier G W Simmons & Co at 32 44 North Street offering samples and measurement rules.
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Henry D. Andrews
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Randall
Woburn
Roads
Willson
Beverly
Jones
Bowker
O’neil
Committee On Cities
Beard
Gove
O’ Neil
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Boston Special Capital Company
Boston and Albany Railroad
B. W. Harris
Boston Post. Post Pussiseisg CO
Milk
Washington , St
Bosto
Daily Post
Copis
A. P. Moore
Piense
Sudbury St
W. Baker & CO
Dorchesiers
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!