Mine collapse floods Nanticoke slope. men trapped underground
In NanticokePennsylvania Coal Company mine No 1 slope a roof fall and flood created by quicksand trapped a crew. Rescue efforts with derrick and rope haul teams from air shaft faced heavy mud and debris. eighteen men initially missing, later reports of hope as water subsided and rescuers neared the trapped group. Names of those known inside listed, with several Polish workers among them.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Nanticoke
Sibert
Adaustion
Ibis
Lestre Ibis
Father Donohoe
Oliver Williams
Frank Kiolen
Tom Clifford
William Eike
Isaac Sayler
Miner
Andrew Lowe
John Schuit
John Llanks
Iavorer
John Sides
August Uatul
Ed Hargraves
Ed Matthews
Abraham Lewis
Polauders
Serious Charges of Ex-President Goff in Montreal Affair
Montreal dispatch details E H Goff former president of the defunct Canada Agricultural Insurance Company facing multiple forgery embezzlement and false returns charges. Affidavits seek extradition from New York amid eight true bills and alleged losses exceeding 300000 with $90 000 to $100 000 claimed as due. Goff’s friends blame political enemies while Goff himself is abroad in New York on business.
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Montreal
E. H. Goff
Canada Agricultural Insurance Company
Goff
Canada
Boston
Thompson-Houston Electric Light Company
United States
Damesnil
Des Noyers
Court of Queen's Bench
Crimin 1 Court
A. W. Atwater
Got
Newbury Street
New York City
Homer Goff
E. H. Gott
E. H
Mr. Goff
Parson Downs Draws 600 At Lynn Lecture Amid Contested Temple Fight
A crowd of about 600 gathered at the Lynn Coliseum to hear Rev. W W Downs lecture on Dead Flies and moral vigilance amid a local church dispute. Supporters from Boston attended as Downs seeks funds and backing to secure Tremont Temple for worship, with Norton reporting rapid progress and plans for a 16000 dollar witness fund and legal costs. Deacon Chipman dismisses buying the temple, calling the idea preposterous and noting the temple’s value around 500000 dollars with a 200000 dollar mortgage.
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Norton
Marcus P. Norton
Parson Downs
High Feather
Jiedlock
General Butler
Senator Conkling
Mrs. Downs
Wilburntes
Mr. Hadlock
Boston
Ash
Tremont Temple
Cash
Deacon Chipman
Post
Friends of
W. W. Downs
Mr. Downs
Land water woes threaten Long Island pauper insane buildings
On Long Island public buildings directors face a setback as water supply efforts fail. J P Coates & Co drilled a well past 300 feet without water. A new 150 foot well will be started elsewhere, with doubts about finding adequate quality water and doubts about completing the planned facilities.
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Long Islan
Long Island
J. P. Coates & Co
Aledge
Coroner resumes inquest into Knoch murder arson case
In Detroit on December 18 the coroner's inquest into the murder and fire that killed Frank Knoch and his family was reopened. Suspicious conduct led to the detention of Mrs. Knoch and Herman Knoch, while Gus Knoch remained at large. Mrs. Knoch reportedly holds a forged note of 2809 in Frank's name amid a long family feud.
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Detroit
Frank Knoch
Frank
Seizure of Patent Medicine Goods by Canadian Customs
Montreal December 18. A shipment from J C Ayer and Co of Lowell Massachusetts was seized at Longueuil for undervaluation. Ottawa has notified that a fine exceeding 100000 dollars is imposed and unless paid the goods will be sold by the Queen's auctioneer.
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Montreal
Canada
J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mass
Longuevil
Ottawa
William Pitt Lynde Dies in Milwaukee at 68
William Pitt Lynde, a prominent Democrat and Northwestern bar member, died in Milwaukee at age 68 after months of illness. Lynde served in Congress from 1848 to 1849 and again in the Forty-fourth and Forty-fifth Congresses.
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Milwaukee
Wis
William Pitt Lynde
Northwestern
Weather Outlook for New England Amid Rain and Snow
Indications from Washington forecast local rain or light snow in New England, followed by fair weather. Winds shift to southwest and northwest, increasing in strength, with slightly warmer then colder conditions by Sunday as barometer rises.
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Washington
New England
Washington Debates in Congress Stall Over Rules
In Washington on December 18 the Senate offered little debate while the House wrestled with rules. West of New York slept through proceedings as Randall remained largely silent. Springer pushed amendments like bullets, while Price from Wisconsin opposed private gain with a lone no. The House prepared to reconvene, awaiting the presidential succession bill to settle control of the executive branch.
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Post
Washington, D. C
Congress
Senate
House
West
Saratoga
New York
Appropriation Committee
Randall
Springer
Carlisle
Illinois
Washington
General Grant
Price
Wisconsin
Taye
Erie and Oswego canals bill proposed for federal bonds
Representative Weber of New York prepares a measure for permanent canal improvement and free commerce. The plan would issue up to 5 million in Treasury bonds to New York to deepen nine feet, lengthen locks, and make these canals toll free for US commerce, with the state ensuring maintenance and repayment if conditions fail.
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Weber
Washington
Hennepin
Representative Weber
Buffalo
New York
Erie
Oswego
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Ueswego
Lockport
Goys
Hicock
the Post
Congress
Head
New York Canal
Hennepin Canal
West Defends Dakota Statehood Question In Senate
The Senate adopts a resolution to pay rent for General Butler’s building used by the body. Debate centers on Dakota statehood and the so called revolutionary actions by a Dakota organization led by Hugh J. Campbell. Members compare to Kansas and Minnesota admissions and discuss timing of statehood.
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State of Dakota
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Hayes
United States Senate
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Congress
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Ilinois
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Bir
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McKinley Speaks on Rules Debate and Pension for Grant
In Washington the House resumed debate on the committee on rules report. Mr. McKinley of Ohio supported Hammord's amendment and urged Republicans to aid the majority to curb extravagance while sparing a Pennsylvanian from punishment. Hammond and Holman spoke against attaching general legislation to appropriation bills. The rule 21 amendments were debated and defeated, the report adopted, and a holiday recess resolution approved. The Senate pension bill for General Grant's widow passed, with one dissent.
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Washington, D. C
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Herbert
Alabama
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The Ballot Struck a Man Named Michael Meehan
A weary man seen on Washington street yesterday bore a tired expression from bodily pain and mental distress. The paper ballot, light and innocuous in itself, became a weapon when clothed in law, striking Meehan in a political misfortune and leaving him visibly exhausted.
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Washington Street
Michael Meehan
Trichinosis Epidemic Tied to Thanksgiving Party
In New York on December 18 the ongoing trichinoses outbreak linked to a birthday party the night before Thanksgiving grew clearer. Of 25 to 30 attendees, 17 are ill or recovering and five more were traced today. Moses Simon and John Devlin were hospitalized, with James King also affected. The Weitzel family remained gravely ill with slim chances of recovery for the elderly.
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New York
Moses Simon
John Devlin
James King
Weitzel
Case Hovey vs Phelps Dodge Ends in Jury Disagreement
Special to the Post reports in New York that the Hovey against Phelps Dodge and Company case concluded today with the jury divided. Eleven jurors favored the plaintiff while one sided with the defendant, leaving the result unresolved.
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New York
Hovey
Phelps, Dodge & Co
Angostura Bitters Promoted As Genuine Article
An 19th century notice touts Angostura Bitters as the genuine article. It endorses its use as the finest appetizer and urges readers to request the authentic product.
Loyalists Express Determination Over Irish Home Rule
London reports intense debate as Gladstone avoids new details while Loyalist rallies in Armagh vow to resist Home Rule. Ulster Orangemen pledge readiness to mobilize 61 000 men for loyalty defense amid calls for civil conflict.
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Great Britain
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George J. Goschen
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Iis
Leland
Marquis of Hartington
John O’conner Power
Butt
Power
Crown
Parnell Coulid
Dublin
Armagh
Ulster
Purnell
Ulster Orangemen
Attempt to blackmail the Prince of Wales thwarted
In London Kennington police arrested John and Sarah Magee on charges of attempting to extort £750 from the Prince of Wales with threatening letters. A staged meeting with a supposed royal envoy yielded a packet of farthings, and the wife confessed, later claiming coercion. The case proceeds to court amid claims of secret society orders and possible revelations at inquiry.
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John
Sarah Magee
Kennington
Prince of Wales
Secon
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Magee
America
Atlantic
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Madrid
Duke of Sayville
Christina
Isabella
Mrdiid
Death of Hiland Hall Former Vermont Governor
Springfield Mass December 18 Hiland Hall long prominent Vermont figure and ex governor died at his son Charles Hall’s home in Springfield aged over 90. Born July 20 1795 in Bennington he served in Congress from 1833 to 1843 and held roles as bank commissioner judge supreme court and treasury official before retiring to farm life. His career spanned Vermont includes centennial celebration participation and ties to early national history.
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Mass
Hiland Hall
Vermont
Charles Hall
Bennington
Barinisia
Congress
Committee On Revolutionary Claims
Supreme Court
the Treasury
California
Fillmore
Ina
George Washington
United States
Councilman White Faces Forgery Charge in Court
Councilman Francis L. White appeared in Central Municipal Court to answer forgery charges and was held for the Superior Court. In Norfolk Superior Criminal Court, Thomas Wallace of Medway received six months in the house of correction. Joan Lucas of Brookline was fined seventy five dollars for liquor law violation along with John Price of Brookline who also paid a $75 fine and costs.
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Francis L. White
Central Municipal Court
Norfolk
Reverend W. Hay Aitken to visit Boston guest of Brooks
London pastor Reverend W. Hay Aitken arrives in Boston today at the invitation of Reverend Phillips Brooks. Aitken ranks among Great Britain's leading preachers and has recently delivered daily discourses during his stay.
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W. Hay Aitken
London
Boston
Phillips Brooks
Mr. Aitken
Great Britain
Walker Lecture on Money Uses in Political Economy
General Francis A. Walker lectured to the Young Men's Christian Association on money. He defined money by its uses, described money as a medium of exchange and a standard for deferred payments, and contrasted gold and paper money. He warned against unlimited issue of paper currency and its evils driven by supply and demand.
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Francis A. Walker
Young Men’s Christian Association
Walker
United States
Two Factories Burned at Cincinnati in Fire Series
Fire in Cincinnati destroyed Feldkamp Bros chair factory and George C. Ware vinegar works with combined losses around 65,000 dollars, insured. Boston flames damaged a brick building at 5 to 17 Province Street with minor damage to a billiard room, while reporters were detained by police. Additional fires damaged properties in Charlestown Street, Lawrence Massachusetts, and Newark New Jersey, with multiple firms affected and varying losses.
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Feldkamp Bros
Cincinnati
George C. Ware
Boston
Weir
Province Street
Doc’’ Allen
J. McLearin
Advertiser
Herald
Grovbe and Post
Boston Fire Department
Charlestown Street
H. Hunnewell
William Highton & Son
Standard Roller Skate Company
Myrtle and
Lawrence Streets
Lawrence
Mass
John North
Chicago
A. G. McDonald
J. F. Wallensak
Segerdbhlieetr Peg Company
Charles Connolly
Newark
N. J
Councilman Collison Pushes Residency Rule for City Jobs
Harvey N Collison explained his Thursday night ordinance proposal to bar non residents from city department positions. He argued that those paid by the city should live in Boston, pay taxes locally, and share public burdens. The plan, effective May 1, excludes teachers and laborers, targets librarians and other non resident clerks, and cites Horace C Butler’s East Boston ferries post as example.
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Harvey N. Collison
Lowell
Lynn
Lawrence
New York
Horace C. Butler
Boston
Security Co operative Bank Elects Officers in Brockton
At the Brockton bank’s annual meeting officers were elected with B. E. Jones as president and L. F. Severance, E. Goldthwaite, W. H. Savage as vice presidents. The bank reported 463 members, 2699 shares issued, 630 pledged for loans, and 7 percent dividend credited. A $10,000 sale at a 15 cent premium was noted, along with an eighth annual report praising good condition.
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Brockton
Mass
The
Security Cooperative Bank
B. E. Jones
L. F. Severance
E. Goldthwaite
W. H. Savage
Ellis Fales
F. B. Howard
F. E. Gifford
E. D. Hall
E. Howard
W. Leach
B. O. Caldwell
J. W. Galil
L. W. Puffer
E. T. Vinal
E. A. Lewis
E. M. Thompson
W. B. Wood
W. A. Reed
Barney Snow
H.t.cushman
H. C. Gurney
F. B. Washburn
D. Fullerton
Sanford
E. W. Walker
D. B. Levell
Bottom of the Weldon case: $2000 in confiscated goods
Chief Wade told a reporter that investigators have sorted confiscated items from Jane E. Weldon’s Everett room. About a third is identified. the rest, valued near $2000, may remain unclaimed. Court disposition awaiting final orders. Weldon’s imprisonment will end before further updates.
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Wade
Jane E. Weldon
Everett
Providence Base Ball Association Seeks 10 Percent Dividend
A special meeting of Providence Base Ball Association stockholders adopted a resolution urging the board to declare a 10 percent dividend on capital stock, leaving about $3,009 in treasury. The group discussed forming a club to join either the Eastern or New England leagues, referring the plan to a committee led by J Edward Alien.
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Providence
Providence Base Ball Association
Board of Directrs
New England
J. Edward Alien
Brockton Conference Fails to Avert Pay Dispute
In Brockton on December 18 the advisory board of the Laster Union and the Manufacturers arbitration committee held a daylong Hotel Belmont session. Despite optimism earlier, both sides failed to agree on prices and arbitration, with no statement to the press. The day ended with continued deadlock and plans for another meeting tomorrow.
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Brockton
Lasters’ Union
Mufacturers
Hotel Belmont
Manufacturers’ Association
Post
Lastes Union
Lasters
Henry A. Fora
Manufacturers’ Committee
City moves to redraw wards and extend water lines in 1836
City council orders Mayor to petition Legislature for a special act to redistrict the city by wards and to extend water pipes through Carlton Emery and Hawthorne streets to Bay View avenue across L B Usher land. Aldermen hear Trask Brothers on water flood damages from Aug 24 1855 seeking ¢500, with committee split on payment. Transfers balance accounts. Lynn shoe firm shipments drop year over year. Mrs Whittle and daughters head to Chicago to reside.
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Emery
Hawthorne
Bay View Avenue
L. B. Usher
Trask Brothers
Committee On Claims
W. H. Niles
Poe
Lynn Shoe Manufacturers
George D. Whittle
Lynn
Gnicago
Aztire
Christmas carols at vesper service at St Luke's Hawthorn Street
Christmas eve vesper service at St Luke's Church Hawthorn Street features carols.
Ticks by Telegraph Headlines and Local Court Sums
Brief notices cover a range of items: a debt judgment for 45000 against St Louis Stationery and Book Co. ex postmaster Hibbs acquitted on four of eight indictments. stay in Louis Willett case. a trade report to State Dept. bank charter extension for Laconia National Bank. New England invitation to Forefathers Day exposition. Dr John P Phillips invites Senator Hawley to discuss silver coinage. NY Gas Company dividends totalling 15274678 since 1825. 1865 dividend of 1000000 on 750000 capital. State of Alabama grounding in New York bay. 18th annual reunion of the Fifty-First Regiment MVM in Worcester. Gen Sprague elected president. Dominion to reimburse grocers and saloonkeepers 100000. Leonard Emmoans dies after sawmill injury. NYC aldermen urge act to settle Grant’s Riverside Park burial. canal victim identified as Emma Gilman of North Adams. background on her family. and a promotion for Old Bourbon and Pure Eye Whisties.
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Laconia
N. H
New England
South
New England Commission
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John P. Phillips
New Haven City
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Senate
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State Line
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A. B. R. Sprague
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Privy Council
Leonard Emmoans
Saco
York County
New York
General Grant
Riverside Park
United States Cartridge Works
Lowell
Flora Simmons
Emma
Robbery disrupts Boston wedding at Townsend home
In East Boston last night the Townsend family prepared for the marriage of Elmer Townsend to Miss Louisa Lockhart. A thief entered via a second floor window, stealing jewelry including a gold watch chain bracelets necklace ring and a pearl set worth up to $200. Police describe a short dark man with a brown mustache seen nearby. The wedding was postponed from 7 to 9 pm, then held at Trinity Baptist Church with Rev. N B Jones officiating.
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James Townsend
White Street
Boston
Elmer Townsend
Louisa Lockhardt
Sadie Townsend
Miss Lockhart
Hendrick O. Halsett
Chelsea
Embezzler Held After NY Transfer In Boston Case
Inspector Knox brought Robert E. McGowan from New York to Boston for embezzling 75 dollars from Jordan, Marsh & Co, tied to COD tickets sold for the Police Ball on January 21. John Ellison, who robbed Philip O'Brien of 265 dollars at the Oxford House, was captured in Newark and will be returned to Boston. Fifth Division officers raided Daniel Connelly’s 61 Middlesex street saloon, seizing 44 1/2 gallons of whiskey, and found a small amount at Michael Cowley’s 6 Hingham street establishment.
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Police
New York
Robert E. McGowan
Jordan, Marsh & Co
McGowan
Police Relief Association
John Ellison
Philip O’brien
Oxford House
Wes
Newark
N. J
Boston
Fifth Division
Daniel Connelly
Middlesex Street
Michael Cowley
Hingham Street
Notable Salem Figures Pass Away in Recent Week
Daniel P. Fitz of Salem, born Beverly 1609, longtime clerk to the overseers of the poor and three-term city official, dies after a long life leaving a son and daughter. S. P. Dexter of Boston, head of dry goods commission firm 260 Devonshire Street, dies suddenly. career spanned Reid Gardiner & Co, Dexter Abbott & Co, and Dexter & Co through several reorganizations.
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Daniel P. Fitz
Salem
Beverly
S. P. Dexter
S. P. Dexter & Co
Devonshire Street
Boston
Messrs
Old Man James O'Brien Found Dead at No 10 Emmet Place West End
James O'Brien, aged about 70, was discovered yesterday morning at the foot of the staffa at his home with a broken neck, likely from a fall down stairs. An unidentified man, a 40-year-old French Canadian, was struck by an engine at Brick Yards station Somerville, sustaining a severe head injury and other wounds. he was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital and may die.
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Emmet Place
West End
Fitchburg
Brick Yards
Somerville
Massachusetts
Pierce Light Guard Hosts Opening Season Party at Boylston Hall
The Pierce Light Guard Company C First Infantry held its first complimentary party of the season at Boylston Hall last evening with over 250 couples dancing to Edmonds’s orchestra. Arrangements were led by Captain J. M. Moulton and a committee including First Lieutenant A. J. Norther, Second Lieutenant J. H. Luscombe, and sergeants P. A. Dyar G. F. Quimby with floor director Captain Moulton assisted by Corporal S. McArthur Corporal C. O. Norton Private G. W. Mabr Private J. R. Griffiths and Private H. W. Fiteh.
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First Infantry
Boylston Hall
Edmonds
J.M. Moulton
A. J. Norther
J. H. Luscombe
P. A. Dyar
G. F. Quimby
J. M. Moulton
S. McArthur
C. O. Norton
G. W. Mabr
J. R. Griffiths
H. W. Fiteh
Rail fares set for legislative reunion trip to Augusta
Arrangements with the Boston and Maine railroad offer round trip tickets at five dollars for travel to Augusta for the legislative reunion. Tickets are valid January 5 to 7 with return allowed through January 9. Room arrangements contact Hon. George E. Weeks of Augusta and banquet attendees should reach Hon. E. C. Burleigh. Further details available from Harrison Hume, secretary, 50 Bromfield street, Boston.
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George E. Weeks
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Harrison Hume
Bromfield Street
Boston
Sale of George Whitney paintings realizes 73522 dollars
The New York sale of George Whitney's Philadelphia estate ended tonight with total proceeds of 73522 dollars. Among the top prices were The City Girl for 2500, At the Farm for 2225, Boughton's The March of Miles Standish for 3175, Old Stage Coach for 2510, and An Animal Driver for 5150.
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George Whitney
Philadelphia
Pvrnaus
Garbie
Boughton
Miles Standish
Johnsons
Pons
Vautier
Missing Dogs Alarm City Kennel Club Report
Town dog fanciers lack register enrollment at the New England Kennel Club and steal prized collies. Mr. Thomas Mack is the latest victim reporting a valuable collie missing amid rising losses and detections.
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New England Kennel Club
Thomas Mack
Christmas and New Year Festivities Face Cold Celebration
The passage muses on cold weather and festive family reunions during Christmas and New Year. It links joyous occasions, wine, and family feasts with the spread of knowledge. It hints that future knowledge should be as accessible as water and free, mentioning Liquid luxuries for the holidays.
Boston Trades And Local Meetings On Tremont Street
Boston shoemakers and upholsterers met at 176 Tremont street to organize a local branch of the Knights of Labor. A separate note reports a statue plan for a Gettysburg monument by First Massachusetts veterans and a Liberal Union Club address at Young’s Hotel. Also listed are a Latin school declamation, an agriculture board budget, and a federal night inspector exam in the customs district.
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B. W. Dodge
F. W. Alexander
S. P. R. Chadwick
A. Kelley
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George H. Hood
George FE. Morrill
L. I. Eaton
E. C. Donnell
G. O. Jayior
Rock and Rye
A. Hetherston & CO
Cor. Milk ST
St. Croix
Broad St
Pulich
Maine
Whitney
Valusele Pgi
Holiday Wines
A. Haterrston
Messrs. John Conton & Co
Bcure
Lincoln Street
Adjutant-General’s Office
Henry H. Richardson
Sixth Infantry
Clinton
Thomas J. Connor
William F. Shaughnessey
Everett P. Miers
Fifth Infantry
Belding
B. Bouras
Miers
Charles L. Ayres
Highth Infantry
John M. Hurley
Ninth Infantry
Patrick J. Crowley
Alfred A. Diercer
Sivat Artillery
George W. Snow
Fighth Infantry
John O. Potter
Battery A
First Artillery
Scottings
Curtis Davis
Gossamers
Hall Rubber Gu
Summer Street
John C. Price
Kirby Street
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!