Vermont's Unbreakable Spirit and Its Revolt for Independence
A speech lauds Vermont's founding during the Revolution, detailing its independence from New York and Congress, the 1777 constitution, the first abolitionist clause, and its enduring union with the United States. It honors leaders, settlers, and the enduring pride of Vermont as an autonomous yet united state.
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Lexington
Bunker Hall
Phelps
John Stark
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Dorset
New Connecticut
Thomas Chittenden
Pennsylvania
Congress
Union
American Federation
Texas
United States
America
Washington
Commonwealths
Therions
Western Plain
Vermont in Bennington Speech Highlighting Nation and State
President Harrison speaks in Vermont. He thanks the audience for warm welcome and notes Vermonts historic role in independence and the War of the Rebellion. He praises Vermonters, their courage and public service, and reflects on national wealth, unity, and mutual aid while acknowledging imperfect conditions for his address.
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Union
Mr. Phelps
New Hampshire Grants
Confederation of the States
New York
United Colonies
Indiana
Bennington
National Congress
Europe
West
Lowell Will Disposes Of Property For Daughter And Heir
The will of James Russell Lowell filed in Middlesex Probate provides for most of his estate to go to his daughter and grandchildren. He leaves library books to Harvard College and all manuscripts to Charles Eliot Norton as literary executor. Executors named are George Putnam and Moorfield Storey. London reports tributes from Punch and Truth praising the poet. Lincoln says Lord Salisbury planned attendance at Westminster Abbey memorial but absence due to the service date.
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Middlesex
Harvard College
College
Charles Eliot Norton
George Putnam
Moorfield Storey
Lowell
London
Punch
Truth
United States
Lincoln
Lord Salisbury
Westminster Abbey
Theatre licenses set at five hundred in heated Boston debate
The Boston Board of Aldermen faced a volatile session over theater licenses with Alderman Flood pushing for higher charges and police and fire guard costs. After friction, the board approved fees and safety measures including licensed guards, police presence, and fire watch at venues.
Tax Bill Nine Month Basis Sparks Aldermen Debates
An aldermanic session debated printing on tax bills that the levy is on a nine month basis. Carruth and Meyer sparred over public understanding and the effect on taxpayers, stressing the twelve month levy expended in nine months and the risk of misleading impressions. A report from City Engineer Jackson on bridge rebuild costs was also read amid Civil Service Commission critiques.
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Boston
Boston Journal
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Fourth District
Carrath
Beacon Hill
Jackson
Ton. N. Matthews, Jr
Sir
Western Avenue
North Beacon Street
Watertown
William Jackson
Keenan
Civil Service Commissioners
City Tax Sale Notice for Boston Wards 21 to 23
City collector lists unpaid 1890 taxes on numerous Boston parcels in Wards 21 to 23, with properties and owners named. Auctions set for September 3, 1891 at City Hall Room 24, 10 AM, to cover taxes and costs, unless discharged beforehand.
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Boston
Suffolk
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City Hall
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Boston Heating Company
Atlantic Avenue
Speas Wharf
Fort Hill Wharf
Hannah Haseltine
Warrenton Street
Jeremiah F
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John J. Leary
Bennet Street
Ellen M. Lysaght
M. A. Quinn
Curve Street
Sarah E. Moulton
Anna A. Swift
Albany Street
Eliza Pallies
Harvard Street
Charlies P. Searle
Beach Street
Trustees of Permanent Peace Fund
Beach
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Gridas Street
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Hook
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Condor Street
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Glendon Street
Henry C. Kalbfleisch
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Morris Street
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Ashley Avenue
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Eutaw Street
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Order Street
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Paris Street
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Sumner Street
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London Street
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Marginal Street
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Monument Street
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Monument Square
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School Street
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Medford Street
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Scott's Court
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Mystic Street
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Bunker Hill Street
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Main Street
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Mead Street
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Mystic Place
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Perkins Street
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Cook Street
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Quincy Street
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Essex Street
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John C. Tucker
Mary C. Tavlin
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Stephen P.weld
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High Street
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Stetson Court
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Washington Street
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Chestnut Street
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Warren Street
Snowhill Street
Alao
Snowhall Street
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Ellen F. Gorham
Charter Street
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South Margin Street
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Baldwin Place
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Crivitskey
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Cushman Avenue
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Charles H. Watson
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Leverett Street
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Parap Stevens
Tremount Place
Ward
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Falmouth Street
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Solomon A. Bolster
Nelson Curtis
Dartmouth Street
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Melrose Street
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Commonwealth Avenue
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Ce. Crandell
Thomas R. White
James P. Grieve
Piedmont Street
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Angus Macdonald
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Yarmouth Street
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Abram Levi
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Buckingham Street
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Maynard
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West Chester Park
Columbus Avenue
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Edward P. Shaw
Beacon Street
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Farrell J. Ryan
West Fourth Street
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Gold Street
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Pepperell Place
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John A. Stetson
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Joseph Abrams
K Street
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Dell Avenue
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East Seventh Street
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Dorchester Street
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Atlantic Street
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G Street
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O Street
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Arthur B. Potter
East Broadway
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Joan Favor
East Ninth Street
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Suffolk Seeds
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Hannah Mahoney
Old Harbor Court
Suffolk Manufacturing Company
East First Street
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Mary J. Sullivan
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East Sixth Street
Gilbert H. Wait