Lowell Manufacturing Circles Stir Over Financial Irregularities
The article notes shifts in leadership at Lowell Bleachery with James N. Bourne replacing Agent Appleton. It cites coverage by the Springfield Republican about Gray’s defalcation discovery and mentions other era events including bond calls, naval visits, and a variety of local incidents and sports outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Appleton
James N. Bourne
Springfield Republican
Gray
Internal Revenue Department
Greenbaum
Samoa
Niagara Whirlpool
Fairchild
Fairchild Paper Company
Boston
Internal Revenue
American Fish Bureau
Squire
Flynn
Lawrence Riding Park
Salem
Peabody
New London
Newport
Druid
Dracut
Philadelphia
Chicago
Fitzgerald
Parliament action outlined policy on day’s issues
In the House of Commons Lord Churchill outlined the government’s policy on key issues of the day. A February promise targets local self government. In the Lords Lord Salisbury pledged steps to maintain order in Ireland. The Queen’s speech was brief and unremarkable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Lord Churchill
House of Lords
Lord Salisbury
Ireland
Trelang
Abduction Attempt and Embezzlement in City News
Fair and warmer weather shapes the day as John Donahue alias John Bull, linked to the Coolidge Mellen conspiracy, tries to abduct his daughter but is stopped by police. Samuel G. Snelling faces $40,000 embezzlement charges, released on $50,000 bond. Robinson Smith poisoning case hearing postponed a week. Highland and Middlesex railroad stockholders ratify consolidation. William Gray Jr. funeral held with forest hills interment. The stock market shows overall steadiness amid weak spots. Bank of England discount rate unchanged. gold shipments continue. John Watson of the Boston Stock Exchange suspended. Chicago Burlington and Northern plans $2,000,000 debentures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Donahue
John Bull
Samuel G. Snelling
Robinson-Smith
Somerville
Samuel R. Payson
Highland and
Middlesex
William Gray, Jr
Forest Hills
Bank of England
Foreign Exchange
John ©. Watson
Boston Stock Board
Chicago, Burlington & Northern
New York
Boston
Payson
Snelling
Mellin- Ward and
Pacific Bank
Bank of Commerce
Banke of France
Chicago
London
England
France
Stock Exchange
John C. Watson
Devonshire Street
Watson
Mudge
Limited Stock Exchange
Names of Men Who Are Willing to Serve the Public in Various Capacities
At Sagadahoc Republican county convention in City Hall Batu Maine the ticket includes B F Hinckley for Senator Hiram Welch for county treasurer F G Baker for county attorney G W Hunt for register of deeds J W Ballou for sheriff J D Bibber and N S Purington for county commissioners and J M Hayes for clerk of courts Also Machias Democratic convention nominated Frank W Sawyer E A Holmes for Senators M M Leighton for sheriff Edgar Whidden for county attorney W McGuire for register of deeds J F Harmon for treasurer and J M Leighton Nahum Horsman for commissioners The Hon Calvin Frost of New York spoke in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batu
Sagadahoc
B. F. Hinckley
Georgetown
Hiram Welch
Bath
F. G. Baker
Richmond
G. W. Hunt
J. W. Ballou
J. D. Bibber
N.S. Purington
Bowdoin
J. M. Hayes
Macuias
Machias
Frank W. Sawyer
E. A. Holmes
M. M. Leighton
Edgar Whidden
Register of Deeds
W. McGuire
J. F. Harmon
J. M. Leighton
Nahum Horsman
Calvin Frost
New York
Enormous Dracut Piggery Destroyed in Fire
A large wooden piggery belonging to George B Whitney in Dracut burned completely at 9 45 pm. The Lowell fire dept could not help due to lack of water from a cistern. Over 300 pigs and 200 hens perished, with some sows and pigs killed to end their agony. Suspected incendiary cause, loss around 3500 with very small insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowel L
George B. Whitney
Dracut
Lowell
Waltham Plans Illumination of Charles River Event
The previous season success prompts a larger display on Sept 9 with close to 400 dollars for lighting the north bank bridges and fireworks. Newton Boat Club Boston Arlington and Waltham Canoe clubs join in. Citizens light the south bank. Fitchburg Railroad offers car use and special trains with Governor Lieutenant Governor and mayors expected among guests. About 300 boats to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles River
Waltham
Newton Boat Club
Boston
Arlington
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Fitchburg
Way
Tts
Newton
Somerville
Cambridge
Royal E. Robbins
Weather Forecast For New England And Eastern New York
Indications from Washington show fair weather for New England and Eastern New York for twenty four hours starting at 7 a m Friday Aug 20. Southerly winds and warmer temperatures are expected in both regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
New York
Observations Elsewhere Meteorological Record of Yesterday
Yesterday’s meteorological record lists stations with times up to 10 p.m. showing temperatures around 30.0, winds varying NW to EB, and skies mostly clear or fair. Notable entries include New York, Philadelphia, Washington, Norfolk, Charleston, Jacksonville, Atlanta, New Orleans, Cleveland, St Paul, and others with observed conditions and light to moderate winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ceiRick
Iseineti
G & Sg
Asulsuee
Alleae Cermin Eta Ee
Clear Phan Bo
Wasi Vecceesecees
Phamsig Nyttene
New London
Conn
Albany
New York
Philadelphia
Fair Washington
Norfolkk
Charleston
Cleveland
Nuiimodgess
Lear Seeee
Gloudy
Parliament Opened in Rain as Debates over Irish Policy Begin
London August 19 Parliament opened amid steady rain and small crowds near Westminster. The Queen’s speech was brief. Bradlaugh pressed a motion opposing peers’ interference in elections, later sustained by a 294 to 120 vote. Gladstone and Churchill signaled cautious, guarded Irish policy, with government plans for Belfast and Kerry policing and a royal commission to study land matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Westminster
House of Commons
Charles Bradlaugh
Northampton
Commons
Gladstonians
Leicester
Montague
Norfolk
Argyll
Chester
Bucks
Argyle
Rtandolph Churchill
Bradlaugh
Lord Randolph Churchill
House
Gladstone
Michael Hicks- Beach
Ireland
J. O'Kelly
Parnellite
North Roscommon
Belfast
E. R. King-Harman
J. M. Maclean
United Kingdom
Royal Irish Constablery
Kerry
Lord Churchill
Clancy
Matthews
T. O’connor
Earl Granville
House of Lords
Duke of Argyll
Parnell
Baron St. Oswald
Baron de Ros
Lord Salisbury
Burmah
St. Petersbury
England
Russia
Turkey
Brave Captain Lerway Seizes Druid Off Malpeque
The Canadian cruiser Houlett under Captain Lerway seized the American schooner Druid at Malpeque bay in Prince Edward Island waters for lacking clearance papers while its cargo of salt was aboard. The capture, three months into Lerway's fisheries patrol, prompted orders from Admiral Scott to release the vessel beyond the three mile limit as tensions over treaty enforcement rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N.S
Howard Holbrook
Port Hawkesbury
Prince Edward Island
Malpeque
Thirty Mile Bend
Lorway
Houlett
Druid
Malpeque Bay
Custom House
Magdalen Islands
Semmes
Scott
Dominion
Fishing News From Various Ports Baited by American Fish Bureau
Reports from Gloucester and other ports detail week long arrivals and receipts of cod, halibut, hake, pollock, and mackerel. Prices vary by port with strong mackerel activity expected if stocks improve. Storms and rough seas hindered fleets at Malpeque and P E Island ports, with fishing slowed and boats idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banquero
Quereau
Georges Code
Bank
Haddock
Portland
Malpeque
Souris
Tignish
Marblehead Ladies Day at Eastern Clubhouse Harbor Yachts
Marblehead August 19 notes a ladies day at the Eastern clubhouse. Steam yacht Norma of New York arrived in the morning and departed in the afternoon. The harbor lists numerous yachts including Cay Olatta Mona Latona Kitty North Star Volante Ariel Zulu Carmen Alice Lillie Ino Optic Ida Tera Boehma Ambassadress and Mystery. Also Peerless yacht sold to John V. Lewis of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Norma
New York
Cayolatta
Mona
Latona
Kitty
North Star
Volante
Ariel
Zulu
Carmen
Alice
Lillie
Ino
Optic
Ida
Tera
Boehma
Ambassadress
Mystery
New Breprorp
Peerless
New Bedford
Francis Hathaway
John V. Lewis
Cincinnati
Nonquitt
Poillon Brothers
Brooklyn
J. D. Mumm
Ada
Pawtucket
Vineyard
Agnes
Stamford
Grand Circuit Races in Unica New York Summary
Unica New York August 19. Warm weather and good track attendance high as Grand Circuit races unfold. 2:23 class purse 1000 unfinished from yesterday. pilots and horses listed with times 2:24 2:26 2:25 2:26. 2:25 class unfinished featuring Pilot Boy Lizzie Wilkes Bessie Sheridan. Free for all purse 1000 won by Harry Ea. Times shown 2:18 2:19 2:20 2:22 2:23 2:25 2:26. 2:19 class race postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yesterdny
Lizzie Wilkes
Bessie Sneridan
Harry Ea Eile Aerate
Novo. Sc. Oss Cabtsesecenecse Wa
Ccc
Cess
Pocasset Mill Stock Reduction and Refit Plans
Fay River August 19 stockholders of the Pocasset Mill voted to reduce capital stock from 1 161 000 to 400 000 and then raise to 800 000 by issuing new shares. The move funds the refitting of the mill and aims to pay in full the corporation s improvements and erase its debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay River
Pocasset Mill
News in Brief Items Across States and England
Elijah D Allen administrator sues the company for 10000 over the death of Lyman D Allen at South End bridge in Asawam. A mass temperance convention is set for South Framingham on Sept 29. Gloucester Artillery Veteran Association held its annual reunion at Nahant. New Haven carpenters push a nine hour movement. Henry Munger of East River Conn killed crossing the Shore line. Charles E Cooper elected Keene city clerk. Charlies B Abbott of Thomaston killed by earthfall in Eugene Fales quarry. George Walter Remington of Providence shot himself. Providence plasterers win nine hour workday affecting 250 workers. Simeon D Phelps of Claremont missing, presumed wander due to mental lapse. Brockton Base Ball Board fines Hawes, McCarthy, Meister 50. McGunnigle 25. Tuckerman Patton Cudworth 10 each. Several Malden horses sick with glanders. Webver Goodrich of Maplewood arrested for embezzlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah D. Allen
Lyman D. Allen
Asawam
South End Bridge
South Framingham
Gloucester Artillery Veteran Association
Nahant
New Haven
Conn
Henry Munger
East River
Simeon D. Phelps
Claremont
N. H
Brockton
Hawes
McCarthy
Meister
McGunnigle
Irish National League convention endorses Parnell and Gladstone
The Irish National League of America held its convention in New York City amid clashes over telegrams from Dublin and allegiance to Parnell. Delegates approved a six point resolution supporting home rule, praised Gladstone and Parnell, and adopted a constitution and boycott clause while electing John Fitzgerald as president and naming officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish National League of America
Great Britain
Ireland
Charles Stewart Parnell
House of Commons
Ireand
Mr. Gladstone
Irish National League
Irish National League Convention of America
Canada
Fitzgerald Rap
Sutton
League
O’connor
Boston
England
George W. Pepper
Pr. Pepper
Parnell
Gladstone
United States
Father O’ Reilly
Detroit
Committee On Finance
O’reilly
Father O’reilly
Brady
Massachusetts
Illinois
Hynes
Chicago
Fitzgerald
Closing Scenes in Trial of Chicago Anarchists End
Cuicace Aug 19 court crowds witness verdicts in the Chicago Anarchists trial. State Attorney Brinnell says Neebe not to be executed though others Spies Fischer Engel Fielden Parsons Schwab deserve the extreme penalty. Judge Gary instructs jurors on murder manslaughter definitions and burden of proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuicace
Brinnell
Oscar Neebe
Fischer
Engel
Fielden
Parsons
Schwab
Gary
Criminal Court
Vermont Railroad Accident Toll Grows in Brattleboro
Brattleboro reports 5000 visitors to the crash site as rescue crews remove Engineer Smith from the submerged engine. Smith’s body to St Albans for burial. widow and three children survive. Conductor Worthen and Station Agent Ashley show injuries, while Thomas Burns and Fireman O Connor survived unhurt. Green died in the chapel before his wife arrived. his burial awaits in Newfane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Brattleboro
Smith
St. Albans
Mr. Green
Newfane
Worthen
Ashley
Hildreth
Butler
Thomas Burns
O’connor
Salem leather district lockout leaves jobs and rumors
SaLeem August 19 Special The labor strike in Salem and Peabody shows little change. Officials will investigate the Spaulding claim that city and town authorities must support unemployed workers. All trades suffer, except perhaps liquor, as $25 000 in weekly circulation stops. Officer McEtligolt drops charge against John Lindall and Cornelius Bagley is discharged for lack of evidence. A Knight of Labor member returns to work after seven months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McEtligolt
John Lindall
Cornelius Bagley
Whiteners
Charles Harrington
Universalist Club of Boston Visits Narragansett Bay
The Universalist Club of Boston and vicinity visited Annaquamscott Rhode Island to dine at an old-fashioned clam bake hosted by Henry B Metcalf and Olney Arnold of Pawtucket. A special train from Boston carried the guests with Superintendent Folsom aboard and they returned in the afternoon pleased with the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annaawamscott
R. I
Universalist Club of
Boston
Narragansett Bay
Henry B. Metcalf
Olney Arnold
Pawtucket
Folsom
Boston & Providence Railway
Secretary Whitney Visists Newport Naval Installations
Secretary of the Navy Whitney, aboard the Despatch with Lt Emery, arrived at Newport Rhode Island at 6 45 pm to inspect the torpedo station and naval station and Herreshoff boat-building works in Bristol He was joined by Cmdr Goodrich and Cmdr Slye and spent about an hour and a half ashore before returning to the ship. The Despatch is due to depart in a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Newport
R. I
United States
Emery
New London
Herreshoff
Bristol
G. P. Goodrich
Slye
Worthy a Fair Trial Pearline the Famous Washing Aid
A historical note discusses Pearline a well known washing aid urging fair trial of its reputational claims. It highlights its popularity and debates over effectiveness. The article reflects period concerns about household products and consumer test results.
Tragedy closes as William Gray Jr funeral held privately
The funeral for William Gray Jr. was conducted at his Howard Avenue home with only family present. Reverend James DeNormandie led a brief service followed by a reading from Bryant and a final benediction. The casket was moved to Forest Hill Cemetery for burial amid rumors of vast embezzlement and unclear fate of the missing money. Jackson & Curtis denied heavy losses in New York and New England as experts examine corporate books ahead of next Wednesday stockholders meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
League
Brennan
Nebraska
John Fitzgerald
Lincoln
Neb
Pennsylvania
Hugh C. McCaffrey
Philadelphia
O'Connor
Fitzgerald
McCaffrey
Hynes
Chicago
Sullivan
John Finerty
M. W. Cannon
Ohio
New York
Massachusetts
Nen
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Verynont
Rhode Island
MiDlinois
Kerwin
John Devoy
P. B. Cronin
United States
Egan
Father McKenna
Martin
Baltimore
Father O’reilly
Deasy
Davitt
O’brien
Parnell
Finerty
England
Ireland
Finnerty
Redmond
Alexander Sullivan
William Gray, Jr
Howard Avenue
James DeNormandie
First Unitarian Church
Eliot Square
Roxbury
William Cullen Bryant
Forest Hill Cemetery
William Gray
Gray
Jackson & Curtis
New England
Cunningham
James Cunningham
Expert's view of Gray defalcations exposed in mills
Springfield Aug 19 The Springfield Republican cites an authentic source detailing how Gray defrauded Atlantic and Indian Orchard mills over years. An accounting expert admitted his duty was not to audit the treasurer but to judge subordinates, revealing the long standing misappropriations and clerical silence. Local directors acted quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Springfield Republican
Gray
Atlantic and Indian Orchard Mills
Boston Examiners
New England
Atlantic Mills Treasurer Quashes Defalcation Link
William Hooper testified about the Atlantic Mills matter, naming George Edward Cram as the expert accountant. Hooper said he never heard Cram claim knowledge of Mr Gray’s defalcations and noted directors questioned why Cram did not know of the issues. He added Cram was employed by Gray and paid by the corporation, with the directors not involved in his hire. Hooper declined further comment and Cram was unavailable for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davitt
Ireland
Teeling
League
Redmond
Deasy
Finerty
Land League
Jhe
William Hooper
Atlantic Mills
George Edward Cram
Gray
Lawrences
Amorys
Saltonstalls
Lowell
Manchester
Lawrence
Fall River
Boston
Payson Resigns National City Bank Presidency in 1886
Samuel R Payson resigns as president of National City Bank and assigns all assets. An assignment to Samuel Johnson lists property in Boston Roxbury Belmont Watertown and New York and substantial stock holdings plus personal property six thousand nine dollars in Belmont farm equipment and more. Johnson to act as assignee and Payson creditors to be summoned soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National City Bank
Samuel R. Payson
Samuel Johnson
Suffolk County
Kingston Street
Boston
Forest Street
Roxbury
Mt. Pleasant House
Florence
Cushing
Belmont
Mr. Payson
Watertown
Waverly
Beacon Street
Church and
Thomas Street
City of
New York
Derry Mills
Great Falls
N. H
Hallowell Manufacturing Company
Manchester Mills
Indian Orchard Mills
Chapman Valve Company
Firemen’s Insurance Company
Byfield Manufacturing Company
Great Falls Manufacturing Company
Lyman Mills
The
Payson
Henry S. Hale
I Tereby
W. R. Dupee
United States
Johnson
Notes and audits defend mill treasurer system after defalcations
A Lowell era mill treasurer argues that strict director oversight is impractical and touts a rigorous, numbered note and diary based accounting system. He asserts this system would reveal fraudulent activity, cites the auditor’s exhaustive yearly checks, and emphasizes the heavy responsibility on treasurers.
Lowell Bank Scandal Spurs Probable Treasury Checks Reform
The Gray defalcation and the Snelling arrest for $40,000 embezzlement shake Lowell's financial and manufacturing circles. Directors may require dual signatures or an annually elected treasurer auditor to supervise accounts, aiming to curb fraud. Bourne appointed as new agent. Appleton learns of removal via press. Rumors fade as money markets stabilize with Boston’s cautious banking stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Samuel G. Snelling
Post
Snelling
Lowell Bleachery
J. P. Appleton
Howard Gray
William Gray
Indian Orchard
Atlantic Mills
James N. Bourne
Mr. Bourne
Stephen N. Bourne
Stark Mills
Manchester
N. H
John Kilburne
Squire and Flynn Plead Not Guilty in General Sessions
In New York on August 19, Squire and Flynn, aided by counsel, pleaded not guilty to indictments in General Sessions Court. The right to withdraw within a week was reserved. Trial is set for September 12 as the term adjourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Messrs
Squire
Flynn
General Sessions Court
Barrel Ride Ends in Tragedy at Whirlpool Rapids
Niagara Fatus of N Y reports Graham rode the whirlpool rapids in a barrel with only his head showing. James Scott of Lewiston attempted the rapids in a cork suit and was found dead an hour later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Fatus
N. Y
Graham
James Scott
Lewiston
Arrest of Snelling for Embezzling Lowell Bleachery Funds
Samuel G. Snelling ex treasurer of the Lowell Bleachery was arrested Wednesday night on embezzlement charges. Investigators traced the misappropriated funds after directors uncovered irregularities, with $193 000 noted as irregular in the books. Snelling, who led the company for 27 years, faced bail arranged by bondsman Frederick Amory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel G. Snelling
Lowell Bleachery
Snelling
James H. Diggles
Diggles
C. Jackson
Jackson & Curtis
Hardy
Municipal Court
Merchant’s National Bank
Maverick Bank
Richardson, Gerraughty and McCausland
Commonwealth Avenue
Frederick Amory
R. M. Morse, Jr
John C. Ropes
Bond delay in arraignment ends with new sureties for Snelling
Judge Hardy and assistant Mr. Ropes left the court when the defendant could not secure a second bondsman. Rumor says the Amory corporation objected to Mr. Snelling’s bond, forcing two new bondsmen satisfactory to the judge. Mr. Amory and Mr. Billings posted $5,000 and $45,000 respectively, totaling $50,000, releasing Snelling without examination until Monday for possible continuation in Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy
Snelling
Amory
Henry Billings
Force's Disastrous Error Delivers Boston Win Over Washingtons
Washington and Boston played a great game in which Shaw and Radbourn pitched well. An error by Force, subbed for Houck due to injury, allowed two seventh inning runs and shifted the momentum. Crane's controversial out at home and late Philadelphia victories are noted among scattered baseball results from Philadelphia and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boston
Shaw
Radbourn
Houck
Hines
Force
Baker
Crane
Poorman
Washingtons
Bostons
Ee Hornung
Carroll
Ee Sutton
Barrell
Knowles
Wise
Hous
Oaker
Morrill
ESO Oyelligan
Johnston
OfShaw
Farrell
Heuck
Guiligan
Dally
Sutton
Snow
Blues Beat Lawrences 15-4 On South End Grounds
The Blues defeated the Lawrences 15 to 4 yesterday on the South End grounds. Blues bats featured McCormick and Kiley with two-base hits and multiple RBIs, while W Murphy and M Sullivan added key hits. Burke starred for Lawrences in left field with a sharp one-handed catch in the fifth inning as Blues' batting overshadowed errors and wild pitches throughout the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blues
Lawrences
South End
Fennessy
Cox
Short
Ake
W. Murphy
McCormick
Kiley
M. Sullivan
Shaw
Sullivan
M. Murphy
Baxter
Hartnett
Riley
Burke
Abe Donovan
Boston Blues
A. E. Ite
Sic
W.murphy
OlGrady
O OfBurns
M’c
Pettee
M.sul’n
Oj Cox
Shaw, Sr
M.murphy
Li Moore
Esesse
Tecveste Re
Bale
Willis
Portlands
LYNNS
PO. A.E
Galligan
Murphy
Kearns
LaRoque
Wheelock
Flanagan
Hatfield
Whiteley
Eee Sheftler
Oj Wilson
O’rourke
Oj Lovett
O Reilly
O’brien
Schomneck
GjCull
Mac Haley
Gruber
Shaneck
Shefter
la Roque
Haley
Holland
Whitely
Brockton
Meaverhills
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Post
Tiss
Waltham’s River
Obsserver’s Office
Sronau Service
Lerway
Fishing News
Fishureau
Unica
Irish League
O'Reilly
Cincaco
Michael Davitt
United Ireland
John F. Finerty
Dublim
Mannhood of Ireland
Charles McCarthy Teeling
Dublin
the Universalist Club
Hooper
Lowell Bleachery Company
Squire and
A. E. Wood
Rourke
Andrews
Mulvey
Fogarty
Dorgan
OB Irwin
Ol Richards
Farrar
O Esterbrook
Bastian
Gillespie
McGuire
Ol Keefe
Casey
Gerhardt
Philadelphias
NEW Yorks
Connor
Ward
Jie Ce Ooo
So Oakae Wow VL
Oursinevc
Dec
Mulvey Bastian
Keefe
Falner
Caicaco
Chicagos
St. Louis
Pony Battery
Louis
PO. A. E R
PO. A
Dalrymple
Glasscock
Boro Ce
McKinnon
OlDenny
Anson
Mvers
Preffer
al McGeachy
Ryan
fSeery
Ruth Stes
P. Moolic
Arson
Cahill
Haverhills
Brocktons
Garlss
Bas
Ee Hawkes
Rit
Ccccis
Irwin
Cougolin
Thayer
Cooney
Waditches—Murphy
Batlse
Lynch
Coe
Imer’s
Commercial College
Boston, Mass
America
College Bulletin
OCE
Washington St
Bostome
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!