Boneless Herring and Codfish Sale Listing
An old newspaper ad lists multiple seafood items with prices such as boneless herring 45 cents a 1 1b box, codfish varieties from 84 to 95 cents, and whole codfish 50 cents, plus potatoes, spices, and pickling spices with several bulk quantities and per unit prices.
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Wien
New Maine Hebrons
Whittier Birth Anniversary Observed at Old Homestead
The Whittier Home Association marked the poet’s birthday at the historic homestead in Amesbury. Speakers included George A. Marden of Lowell D A Croft of Manchester and Mrs S T Pickard of Boston. Letters from Mrs McKinley Governor Crane and Mrs Roger Wolcott were read. An old driftwood fire and an old fashioned supper completed the observance.
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Amesbury
Whittier
Old Homestead
Whittier Home Association
George A. Marden
Lowell
D. A. Croft
Manchester
N. H
T. Pickard
Boston
McKinley
Crane
Roger Wolcott
Vanderbilt heiress receives over two million in will
San Francisco report notes Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt Jr has inherited more than 2 million from her mother Mrs. Theresa Fair. Trustees have paid her 1 6 0 0 0 0 including interest and residue shares, with sister Theresa A Oelrichs also receiving 260 000 of the residue.
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San Francisco
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Theresa Fairn
John W. Mackey
Richard V. Dey
Theresa Fair
Vanderbilt
Theresa A. Oelrichs
Vanderplit
Two G A R members die in Chelsea homes
Samuel R. Barstow of 14 Pembroke Street Chelsea collapsed at the site of the proposed Broadway fire station and died of heart disease while about to begin bricklaying. He leaves a widow. Captain Churchill of 8 Tudor Street Chelsea died yesterday morning after a long illness at age 66. He was born in Plympton and leaves a daughter, Mrs. B. Choate.
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Theod Winthrop Post
Chelsea
Samuel R. Barstow
Pembroke Street
Broadway
Mr. Barstow
Thomas L. Churchill
Churchill
Tudor Street
Plympton
B. Choate
Fire destroys art exhibitor building on Broadway
Fire today in a four story Broadway building housing an art exhibitor caused $10,000 damage. Two workers were burned and hospitalized. The principal exhibit was Grosso's The Last Meeting, valued at about $10,000, reportedly damaged.
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New York
Broadway
Grosso
Woolsey i
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