State House Considers Consolidating Indoor and Outdoor Poor Departments
The board of health lunacy and charity discussed merging the indoor and outdoor poor departments. A five to four vote to reconsider Capt. Leonard’s outdoor poor supervision failed due to a two thirds rule, with plans to seek a bylaw modification at the next meeting. Additional items included appointing doctors to a national health board conference, a inquiry into drunkenness reform, a delayed requisition on Joseph Myers, and the incorporation of Jenney Manufacturing for petroleum products with Bernard Jenney as president.
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Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
Capt. Leonard
Outdoor Poor
Col
Haggent
Beens Iu
Messrs
Donnelly
Witchcock
Torrey
Mrs. Leonard
New York
Joseph Myers
Suffolk
R. W. Emerson & Co
Jenney
Embezzlement Charges Hit Boston Postmaster Aide
Despatch from Atlanta reports B H Camp assistant postmaster at Boston and Theodore Myler U S local inspector arraigned on embezzlement charges. Camp claimed $200 of waste paper sale proceeds were used for Atlanta office repairs under Hatton direction. Both faced $2,000 bonds. Camp sought a week to secure Hatton deposition. Camp had led Atlanta office after Conley removal, later replaced by W T B Wilson.
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Atlanta
B. H. Camp
Boston
Theodore Myler
United States
Smith
Camp
Hatton
Myler
Conley
W. T. B. Wilson
W. F. Crawford
Fire destroys Green Mountain House in Harrow Mo
The Green Mountain house also known as the Summit house was totally destroyed by fire around o o clock last night. The blaze started in the roof from a chimney and spread rapidly leaving nothing of value saved. A tent has been erected for visitors and a new hotel will be built at once. Insurance stands at 36000. Mr. Blaine departs for Augusta tomorrow and may not attend the Lake Maranacook convention or Ola Oigbard reunion. He plans Bar Harbor as his summer headquarters and among recent callers is Charles Harvey Holman of Massachusetts. A large crowd gathered Saturday along with Recorder Franklin Snythe of New York and Gen. Geo. B. McClellan and family.
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Harrow
Green Mountain House
Summit House
Blaine
Augusta
Lake Maranacook
Ola Oigbard
Charles Harvey Holman
Massachusetts
Bar Harbor
Franklin Snythe
New York
Geo. B. McClellan
D. J. Haggerty
J. EK. M. Eliendorf
Cleveland
Conkling
Utica
Wein
Bacon
New York World
the World
the Star
Jones’s Wood
Custom House
Butler
Peter A. Lee
Iron Moulders’ Union
New York City
Wellesley Independents
Wellesley Square
Hendricks
George Fred Williams
Dedham
Greenland
N. H
Zion’s
St. John
Charleston
W. Va
Times
Brooklyn
Treasury
Augusta New Age
Portland
Banzer
Judge Redman
Worcester
J. H. Walker
Logan
Boston Post
Wentworth
Newcastle
Portsmouth
Maine
Boston
Gallatin
Howard
Mitchell
New Hampshire
Boar’s Head
Thompson
Chandler
Greely
Navy Yard
Hazen
Lieut
Admiral Wells
Naval Hospital
William Beal
Tockingham House
Odd Fellows
City Hall
Pierce Block
Kearsarge House
J. H. Broughton
Marcellus Eldridge
Collector Howard
J. W. Hanscomb
Andrew Preston
J. W.parsons
Horace Kent
W. A. McGinley
North Parish
Trinitarian Church
Samuel
Constellation
Denyer
Peter Heffren
St. Lom
van Buren
Texas
Fort Stanton
N. M
American Business Guide of
Needles
Walter E. Kelso
Merrimac
Rock’s Bridge
Elm Park
First
Massachusetts Artillery
Bradley’s Farm
Andover
Perry’s Hill
Groveland
Coal Hill
Little Rock
Ark
James Moore
Michael Hart
Cork’s Run
Lillie Wallace
Stephen Massy
Harrison County
John Galvin
Aberdeen
Galvin
Gabe Hawkins
San Francisco Chronicle
Theodore H. Growney
Panama
Selma
Ala
Supreme Court of
Amy & Co
Board of Health of
Hunter’s Point
L.I
W.H
Secor
Petrey
Ocean Grove
N. J
George Bancroft
Hunt
J. O. Foster
Andrews Gen. Grant
Laval University
Montreal College
Annual session of New England Spiritualists opens at Pleasant
Pleasant Mass Aug 3 The elev enth annual session of the New England Spiritualists association opened with good attendance. Excursion trains brought attendees from Fitchburg Greenfield and nearby towns. About 1000 permanent campers include prominent mediums Mrs M E Lord and Mr Matthews. Leaders J W Mansfield Jienny Leads Edgar W Emerson and J Frank Baxter arrive later. Grounds lit by electric lights. daily speaking and two Sunday lectures through August. Fitchburg band provided concerts.
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l_YKE PLEASANT
Mass
New England
Spiritualists’ Association
Fitchburg
Greenfiel
United States
M. E. Lord
Matthews
J. W. Mansfield
Jienny
Edgar W. Emerson
J. Frank Baxter
Excursionists Enjoy Morning Calm at North Shore Visit
Yesterday over 800 excursionists admired the north shore scenery as calm seas and ideal weather heightened the outing. Today features a fishing trip and a visit to Provincetown tomorrow. Moonlight series starts tonight and runs through the week, with music and dancing. If weather holds, Capt Phillips should have large passenger lists all week.
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North Shore
Provincetown
Phillips
Franklin Typographical Society Financial Report Shows Limited Standing Funds
The treasurer reports cash on hand including a standing fund of 7219, with 7170 blocked by constitution for change only, leaving 49 available. Collections total 21178, down 139 from last year while payments rose 220. The society faces ongoing unsystematic payments to disabled members, and a committee was appointed to review payment methods.
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Franklin Typographical Society
Crop reports indicate late but promising cotton yield
New Orleans reports from H. and B. Beers show the cotton crop advancing well across states though about two weeks late versus last year. Indications point to a good-sized crop, with Southwestern Texas in need of rain but overall beneficial showers across the state in the past week.
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New Orleans
H. & B. Beers
Texas
Attorney Withdraws From Divorce Suit Over Forged Letter
The Chronicle publishes a four column communication from W. M. Keitser, original attorney for Miss Hillinberg in her divorce suit against ex-Senator Sharop. He explains his withdrawal and states that the word wife in the My dear wife letters is a forgery.
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San Francisco
The
Chronicle
W. M. Keitser
Wilmer Bros. Bankers Make General Assignment at Suspension Bridge
Buffalo August 3. Wilmer Bros bankers at Suspension Bridge have made a general assignment. Depositors are expected to be paid in full as Wilmer Bros are part owners of the unsettled Wilmer estate, which includes substantial real estate assets.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Wilmer Bros
Suspension Bridge
Wilmer
Tragic incidents and local notices across New England
A series of brief items recounting fatalities and disappearances including Patrick Flood struck and killed by a Newport train in North Easton Massachusetts and Patrick Roban missing from New Haven. Also a horse ran away in Newport Rhode Island demolishing its carriage, and Lucien Farley shot at Concord New Hampshire with assailant McClear held. Franklin Este arrest in Southboro for embezzlement as town meeting set for October 4 to hear report. Old Orchard Free Baptist officers elected and temperance meetings open in Cottage City with notable speakers Frances Willard and others.
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Patrick Flood
Newport
North Easton
Mass
Francis Pilsinger
Enfield
G. W. Wales
Boston
R. I
Patrick Roban
Chapel Street
New Haven
Conn
Lucien N. Farley
Concord
wMi
McClear
Southboro
Franklin Este
Free Baptist Assembly
Old Orchard
O. B. Cheney
D. D
J. J. Hall
B. F. Haley
E. W. Porter
J. W
England
Anna Gordon
L. M. Wells
Indiana
Blaine alarm as campaign money pressure spreads to departments
Washington reports Republican managers fear clerks in federal departments are resisting calls for political contributions. A finance committee is formed to extract funds, with figures pegged at no less than $100,000. Democrats in New York and other states weigh Blaine and Cleveland hopes while unions tout Cleveland’s support.
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Washington
Finance Committee
Logan
Blaine
South
West Virginia
McAdoo
New Jersey
Granville H. Oury
Congress
Arizona Territory
New York
Cleveland
John Kelly
Tammany
Democrats Poised to Carry Indiana and New York Says Collins
Hon P A Collins newly elected president of the democratic state committee predicts strong prospects for Democratic success across Indiana New York and possibly several Western states. He notes sentiment swinging toward Cleveland with independent movements active in New Jersey Connecticut Michigan Wisconsin and Iowa. He cites Ohio as a challenge for Republicans and expects the Irish vote to remain aligned with Cleveland and Hendricks this year.
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P. A. Collins
Democratic State Committee
Cleveland
New York
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Connecticut
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Indiana
California
Ohio
John Kelly
Tammany
Collins
Hendricks
Maine
W. A. Cromwell
Democratic State Committee of
Hancock
Robie
Tammany Leaders Back Cleveland and Hendricks
John W. Browning and M H Sigerson of Tammany Hall advocate Cleveland and Hendricks. Michael H. Sigerson says he will be in the front rank for Cleveland. John S. Griffith reports rising support in central and northern New York counties. Browning pledges strong effort in the ninth district for a substantial Cleveland majority.
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John W. Browning
M. H. Sigerson
Tammany Hall
Cleveland
Michael H. Sigerson
Tammany
Hendricks
John S. Griffith
Brooklyn
Oneida County
Tammany Ilall General Committee
Bay State Politics and Labor Conference Call
The colored citizens of the third congressional district plan a district club and issue a call for a state labor conference in Boston on August 27. organizers include Melien Worcester McNeil Boston Litchman Marblehead Carlton Lynn Howard Fall River Neill Taunton Foster Haverhill Abbott North Brookfield and Lomasney Lynn.
Stamford Excursion Ship Runs From Boston Area
A Stamford excursion boat will depart Foster's wharf at 8 P M on Tuesday for Nantasket Beach with G A R of Lynn and friends aboard. The next evening the Stamford will sail from Lincoln's wharf near East Boston north ferry at 8 P M. Fare is 50 cents round trip and no liquors are sold aboard. the ee continues its daily Plymouth trips as usual.
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Nantasket Beach
Lynn
Boston and Bangor Steamship Company
Stamford
Foster’s Wharf
Lincoln’s Wharf
Boston North
Plymouth
Building Fall at United States Hotel in Washington
A rear section of the United States hotel on Pennsylvania avenue collapsed in heavy rain, burying guests and staff. About 45 people were inside. rescuers saved Ernest Snooks and Annie Dickson, while seven others were feared buried, including Mrs. Belden and several colored employees. By midnight only three remained unrescued, with fears five more dead. Authorities noted preexisting unsafe conditions and prior complaints about the aging structure.
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Washington
United States Hotel
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Ernest Snooks
Annie Dickson
Addie Fletcher
Solomon Wilson
Harrison
Henry Hall
United States
Jad Snooks
Belden
Annie Fletcher
Defences Deficit Warned As Army Reports Call For Modern Forts
Washington reports from Aug 3 state coast and harbor defences are nearly useless with decay and outdated armament. Gen Newton urged funding for modern batteries and fortifications. Col Hains pressed for $100,000 to improve Fort Washington and Fort Foote, built long ago and unused since 1874. Miscellaneous notes include arbitration delays, ships under construction, and a fraud inquiry in the navy department. Middleton & Co. bankers were arrested for embezzlement of $2000, bail set for tomorrow.
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Washington
Atlantic
Newton
Coli.Hains
Gen
City of
Fort Washington
Fort Foote
National Capital
Col. Hains
State Department
United States
Dolphin
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Navy Department
Gen. Wales
D. W
S. E. Middleton
Middleton & Co
David R. Brenner
Agricultural Department
Notable Arrivals and Local Notices Across New England
Personal news from Newport to Greenwich reports visits by Gov Cleveland and Lane associations. Birthday celebrations for Mrs Hollister, a long bicycle journey by Will Perham, plus police leadership changes and saloon passenger lists aboard the Cephalonia. Also cited are US officials and dignitaries visiting Vermont and Kingston, with mentions of Sen Bayard and Howard Vincent’s world tour.
Unitarian grove meetings close after record attendance
The eighth day of the Unitarian grove meetings in Weirs New Hampshire drew about 1500 attendees aided by extra trains and steamers. Weather was unusually fine as the closing sermon was delivered by Rev. H Bernard Carpenter of Boston. Universalists will open here August 7.
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Weirs
N. H
Unitarian Grove
Methodist Grove
H. Bernard Carpenter
Boston
Universalists
Rangers, Cowboys Pursue Escaped Apaches Into Texas
Capt. MacMurray and a company of state rangers arrived at Van Horn to pursue the escaped Apaches. A cavalry company reached Camp Rice and awaits orders as the Indians head north. The Texas Pacific railroad provides a special train to move troops along the line.
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Vanhorn
Tex
MacMurray
Camp Rice
Texas Pacific Railroad Company
Corner stone laid for Sacred Heart Church in Trenton
In Trenton New Jersey on August 3 Bishop Shanahan of Harrisburg laid the corner stone of the new Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart to replace the burned St John’s church, with Rev Thaddeus Hogan the pastor and many visiting clergy assisting.
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Trenton
N. J
Moonlight Steamer Stamford Posts Three Evening Excursions
The Stamford steamer scheduled three moonlight trips this week on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday evenings August 4 6 and T passing among We islands and thence outside.
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Stamford
Arctic Survivors Preparations For Portsmouth Grand Parade
Tens of thousands flock to Portsmouth for the Arctic survivors celebration with Navy Yard scenes, Wentworth hotel revels, and public inspections of the Arctic fleet. Lieut Greely and companions receive care at naval hospital while officials plan for a grand procession and holiday observances.
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Portsmouth
Sunday Drive by Lieut Greely Party Visitors in Harbor
Afloat at the navy yard Lieut Greely and survivors enjoy a calm morning with a turnout of eight to nine thousand visitors viewing the Arctic fleet. The party will join tomorrow's Portsmouth parade under Gen Hazen and Lieut Powell with surgeons in attendance.
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Lieut. Greely
Hare
Wentworth
Newcascue
N. Ho
Lieut
Greely
Powell
Signal Service Corps
Gen
Haze
Luce
Kittery Bridge
Navy Yard
Alert
Portsmouth
Hazen
Wentworth House
Portsmouth Prepares for Magnificent Holiday Display
The city is crowded with visitors and every hotel has more room requests than supply. Most buildings are festively adorned and preparations indicate tomorrow's display will be the finest yet in Portsmouth.
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Portsmouth
Talked About Sunday on the Ships at Portsmouth
A Greely relief fleet exhibition on the Thetis drew a large crowd in Portsmouth New Hampshire on August 3. Visitors saw relics including a distress signal cloth, the sledge, reindeer sleep bag, and the dead's iron sarcophagi. Details emerged of ice conditions Melville Bay reports torpedoes dynamite failures and ice saws, and the Thetis endured gales and heavy work, with Greely crew members like Sehley and Nauman featured.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Greely
Lieut
Disco
Littleton Islands
Melville Bay
Hissh
Sehley
Nauman
Arctic
Arctic Ocean
Thetis
Favorable Reports on Ireland Labour Reform Spurred
London reports a letter from Mr. Parnell predicting improved conditions for Ireland’s laboring classes after a parliamentary committee’s findings. Local government boards may gain powers to take or lease lands for laborers cottages and repair dwellings, with rent remissions totaling over £2.5 million since 1882 across Ulster, Leinster, Connaught, and Munster. The Irish constabulary bill passed 90 to 33, while Davitt’s faction remains unsure of unity.
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London
Parnell
Ireland
Ulster
Leinster
Connaught
Munster
House of Commons
Irish Constabulary
M. Waddington
Earl Granville
England
Count von Munster
Germany
Rainy Season Gives Way to Clear Weather on Mount Washington
In Mount Washington New Hampshire on August 3 the White mountains enjoy clear skies after a long rainy spell. Over 600 visitors were recorded last week. Rev. Francis L. Hornbrooke of Newton Massachusetts preached at the summit. Mrs William P Campbell of Chicago rode a slide board from summit to base along the railroad in seven minutes.
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Mount Washington
N. H
White Mountains
Francis L. Hornbrooke
Channing Church
Newton
Mass
William P. Campbell
Chicago
Ship crew absconds with vessel after Cape Sable voyage
The 63 ton Schuyler Colfax, owned by Joseph D. Proctor Jr of Gloucester, sailed from Gloucester six weeks ago with 12 men on shares to fishing grounds off Cape Sable and Shelburne. Capt Richard O Neil and crew member Robert Highgate disposed of fish and gear and vanished with proceeds. The empty boat returned with remaining crew by order of the owner’s agent. O Neil and Highgate are believed in Halifax. sale proceeds and purchaser unknown.
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Cape Sable
Shelburne
Gloucester
Prospect
Richard O'Neil
Robert Hilighgate
O’neil
Highgate
Halifax
Schuyler Colfax
Joseph D. Proctor, Jr
Lydian Monarch Drifts After Explosion Off Atlantic
The Lydian Monarch left London July 19 for New York and, after a pressure cylinder burst and engine failure, drifted for six days in the northwest Atlantic. Attempts to tow by the Jowsa and Austral failed. Passenger Seacord fears dwindling provisions as the steamer sails south in isolation.
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Queenstown
New York
Monarch Line
London
Seacord
Galesburg
Ill
Forxa
Liverpool
Bostom
Iosva
Jowsa
Maud 5 to be shipped to Saratoga after strong showing
William H. Vanderbilt telegraphs President Edwards of the Driving Park association thanking him for congratulations on Maud 5s wonderful performance yesterday and for attention paid her here. She will probably be shipped to Saratoga tomorrow.
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Cleveland
William H. Vanderbilt
Edwards
Driving Park Association
Maud 5
Saratoga
New Crematory Planned for Denyer Col
Several recent items report on varied affairs from Denyer to Albany. A crematory is planned for Denyer as a new civic project while other notes mention drownings at Worcester and the Merrimac, a Worcester Sunday concert drawing 10000, Indian raids near Van Buren Texas, and mutinous convicts at Coal Hill mines Arkansas.
Boston Defeat of the New Yorks in a Model Contest
The Bostons edged the New Yorks 2 to 1 in a hard fought game on Saturday. Annis scored both Boston runs, driven in by Burdock, as costly New York errors paved the way for the winning run in the third inning. Expanded box shows Annis 2 runs, Bufllinton, Burdock and Crowley notable, while many players listed with positions and stats within a bustling league slate.
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Burdock
Hornung
Focccieess
Buflinton
Morrill
WSC
Crowley
Hackett
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Ase
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Dow
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Maud 8S trots a mile in 2 04 at Cleveland
Maud 8S driven by William Bair trotted a mile in 2:04 on a slow Cleveland track, first quarter 22 3, half 1:43, three quarters 4:26, time called a record by President Edwards. Other items note Teemer defeats Wallace Ross in a four mile race for $1000, and multiple sporting notes from Long Island to East Boston.
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Maud
Cleveland
William Bair
Edwards
Imasmuchay & Wager
Providence
Teemer
Wallace Ross
Oak Point
Long Island Sound
St. John
N. B
John Teemer
McKeesport
Ross
Boston
New York
Ned Hanlan
Longwoods
Lawrence
Somervilles
Oth
Roy Bostons
North and Athletic Club
Highlang Lake Grove
Lawrence Riding Park
James P. McQuiggan
John Powers
Beacon Park
Jeffries Club
East Boston
Judith
John F. Hartnett
Dedham
P. J. Griffin
Griffin
Thomas Stevens
San Francisco
Hull Yacht Club
James T. Norris
George Ritz
Wheeling
W. Va
Peter N. Hamm
Salem Bay
Railroad matters and stock distribution case to be heard
The attorney general nears completing the commonwealth suit against the Boston and Albany road over its gratuitous stock distribution. Supreme Court review is planned with an October hearing and a hoped for November decision. Depending on outcome, new legislation may be required to address stock segregation or prevent recurrence. Misce laneous. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe brake work advances with Westinghouse air brakes tested on a 30 car trestle setup at Topeka shops.
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Commonwealth
Boston and
Albany
Supreme Court
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Westinghouse
Topeka
Fires and losses span Boston region and beyond
Brief fire reports from Boston and nearby towns cite alarm calls in Boston on No. 5 Street and a clothes closet fire on Edmund Place. The Chelsea works loss at the Revere Rubber company totals 454,423 36 with building and stock damaged. Additional flames devastate firms in Eurarium Pennsylvania and towns across Maine, South Carolina, Texas and New York with varied insured losses, factory and hotel fires, and a burning steamer Eagle near Poughkeepsie totaling about 50,000 limited by insurance.
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Edmund Place
Chelsea
Revere Rubber Company
Telegrarph
Eurarium
Damarigcotta
New Castle
Kate F. P. Sprague
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Saluda
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Tota
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Salisbury
Barnum
Fim
Nashua
N. H
William Kennedy
South Merrimack
BO Bummer
Falj
River
Mass
North Court Street
William Bayley
Peter Murphy
Murphy
Poughkeepsie
Eagle
Newburgh
Albany
Milton
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Lefebre
Mount Desert Route Offers Direct Boston Nova Scotia Service
The Mount Desert route between Boston and Nova Scotia via New England and Acadia steamship company links Boston to Bar Harbor Millbridge Eastport and Digby Yarmouth Halifax and other Nova Scotia points. Trains connect at Mount Desert ferry with Eastern or Boston and Maine. Fall particulars are in this issue or at 280 or 306 Washington street.
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Millbridge
Eastport
Eastern
Boston and Maine Railroad
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Digby
Yarmouth
Halifax
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Graves
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!