Old Ticket Echoes In Democratic Letters To The Boston Post
Letters from Howard Staples in Maine and others across Calais Jacksonville and Liberty Hill urge restoring the 1876 Democratic ticket or naming a similar slate. Proposals defend Tilden Hendricks or Hewitt Thurman, with notes on tariff reform and constitutional principles. Others from Minnesota and New Hampshire back the old ticket or advocate cautious alternatives and party unity.
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Hemocrats
New England
Boston Post
Eliot
Tilden and Hendricks
Howard Staples
Eviot
Buckeye Black Citizens of Ohio Hold State Convention
Colum bus Ohio December 26. The Black citizens state convention assembled with large attendance from across the state. W T Thomas the temporary chairman urged protection of rights amid outrages like Danville. The group discussed the Supreme Court civil rights decision and planned committees for the day.
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Ohio
Columbuuss
Thomas
Danville
Supreme Court
Record of U S Railway Expansion in 1882
A summary from Railway Age notes 6600 miles of main track laid in the United States during the past year at about 165 million dollars, bringing total rail mileage to 120000 miles. The 1882 construction reached 11600 miles, the nation's biggest. New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Delaware, Nevada and Wyoming had no new roads built.
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CrHicaco
United States
Railway Age
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Delaware
Nevada
Wyoming
Hanlan and Sanarg Lee Exhbition Rowing Race
Edward Hanlan and sanarg W. Lee raced three miles in Oakland California on Tuesday with Hanlan winning easily in 18m 433s. Other notes mention a Mill Creek prize fight, a Mexico duties despatch, a Tennessee saloon shooting, Haitian minister dispatch, a fatal railway crossing accident in New Brunswick, December storm impacts on Lake Michigan, and charitable Christmas meals in Chicago.
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Edward Hanlan
Sanarg
W. Lee
Oakland
Cal
Hanlan
Mill Creek
Dick Pedlar
Port Bowkley
Dyde Bright
Miner's Oo
Sweet Horne
Little Rock
Ark
City of Mexico
Sleighing Carnival on Beacon Street in Boston
The article chronicles a lively sleighing scene in Boston amid fresh snow, detailing the crowded roads from Beacon Street to the Mill Dam, the diverse turnout of drivers, horses, and carriages, and the popular wayside hotels. It notes notable individuals and teams, police oversight to curb speed, and the day’s peak around 2 to 4 pm with a gradual exit by 5 pm.
El Mahdi advances toward Khartoum and global notes
Despatches report El Mahdi and forces moving from El Obeid toward Khartoum with estimates of 50 000 Egyptian or 30 000 Indian troops needed to open Berber road. Sartorious claims one black brigade could suffice. Other items mention disease fears from American pork, Tonquin policy impact, Alsace Lorraine expulsions, Paris archbishop salary, Arabs threatening Duem, and Birkenhead blast theories.
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el Mahdi
el Obeid
Khartoum
Soudan
Cel. Sartorious
M. Paulbert
Paris
Voltaire
Delmers
Chicago
Bordeaux
Havre
Tonquin
England
Germany
Italy
Spain
America
Baron von Manteuffel
Alsace- Lorraine
Gen. Grovel
Chamber of Deputies
Duem
Suakim
Madrid
United States
Orangemen
Dramore
County Down
Birkenhead
London
Mexican Telegraph Suit Seeks Stock Transfer Injunction
The Mexican telephone company sues Frederick M. Delano John D Haines and George W Blanchard alleging that stock worth 5000 shares was transferred to Blanchard without authorization or consideration An injunction was granted in Supreme Court restraining the transfer pending trial Also changes in cotton shipping rates and weekly New York exports are noted with totals for the week and year to date.
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New York
Mexican Telephone Company
Frederick M. Delano
John D. Haines
George W. Blanchard
Haines
Delano
Blanchard
Mexican Peninsula Telegraph and Telephone Company
Supreme Court
Fink
Snowstorm Damages Shelters on Long Island
New York report from December 26 notes a heavy snowstorm across Long Island piling up two feet of snow in places while delaying travel on the Long Island Railroad. A freight train collision at Sag Harbor depot breached the track, crashing through the bumper, yard fence, and platform without injuring anyone.
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New York
Long Island
Longe Island
Bank and lottery case seeks state court return
In New Orleans a move to remand the United States suit against the New Orleans national bank tied to the Louisiana lottery company was filed to return the case to state courts. Assistant Attorney General Freeman argued for the post office department that postal law matters fall under state jurisdiction.
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New Orleans
United States
New Orleans National Bank
Louisiana Lottery Company
Cansel
Freeman
Post Office Department
Snow slide buries Mencoma mine shaft. fatalities reported
A December 24 despatch from Marshall Basin describes a snow slide that destroyed the shaft house of the Mencoma mine. Fourteen men were inside. eight were killed at once and two injured, with four escaping. A rescue party is expected, and a mail carrier route between Silverton, Ames, and Ouray is believed lost while crossing the range.
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Denver
Col
Tel- Iuride
Montrose
Marshall Basin
Mencota
Silverton
Ames
Ouray
American line denies end of service if four ships are built
In Philadelphia on December 26 agents for the American line stated the line will not go out of existence. They said five English built steamships remain in service and would be kept. If American boats are withdrawn, English steamers will be chartered to fill their places.
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Philadelphia
American Line
Tripartite Agreement Talks Move to Council Bluffs
Chicago December 26 report says Clark of Union Pacific Cable of Rock Island and Merrill of St Paul will meet in Council Bluffs tomorrow to finalize arrangements to put the tripartite agreement into effect. Simnghitt of the Northwestern left for the point today, signaling his road’s position.
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Chicago
Messrs. Clark
Union Pacific
Cable
Rock Island
Merrill
St. Paul
Council Bluffs
Slmnghitt
Northwestern
Rioting in Harbor Grace Leaves Three Dead
A fierce riot erupted in Harbor Grace as the Siig faction clashed with opponents. Three men were killed instantly and several others wounded, with troops and police sent by train and steamer to restore order. The disturbance continues.
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St. Jones
N. F
Harbor Grace
No further disturbance after McDade lynching scene
Galveston Texas reports no new violence at McDade following the triple lynching and retaliatory murders. Governor Ireland sent two militia companies, but they left as their help was not needed. Citizens in the area remain armed and ready to prevent further disorder.
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Galveston
Tex
McDade
Gov. Ireland
Man accused of brutal assault on sister-in-law in Harrisburg
Dan Mooney visited his widowed sister in law and confessed murder intent last night. He beat her with a spittoon and a heavy iron instrument then trampled her in a merciless attack. The woman remains in precarious condition. Mooney claimed the husband’s illness and the child’s custody were factors.
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Harrisburg
Dan Maeney
Eve J
Mooney
Steamer Reindeer swept away in landing attempt in Pittsburg
This evening the steamer Reindeer was swept away while attempting to land. She caught the guard of the Beawood and carried that vessel along. The Reindeer tore apart at the dam and burned. the crew were saved. Venture Little Dick and John Case suffered heavy damage and other vessels some damage.
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Pittsburg
Reindeer
Beawood
Venture
Little Dick
John Case
Gen Mackenzies Misfortune Sends Him to Military Asylum
A San Antonio dispatch reports General Mackenzie, commander of the Texas department, is in a deteriorating mental state. His friends have arranged for his transfer to the military asylum in Washington. He proceeds with Lieuts. Rodgers and Middletown.
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Galveston
Tex
San Antonio
Mackenzie
Department of Texas
Washington
Rodgers
Middletown
Fatal Fight Kills Two in Allendale South Carolina
A general fight in Allendale South Carolina today left two young men, named Strange and Hewlett, dead and several others injured. The incident was reported from Augusta Georgia with details still developing.
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Allendale
S. C
Strange
Hewlett
Always reliable Bourbon in bottles from grocers and druggists
A short note promotes G O Taylor Old Bourbon as a reliable brand available in bottles only through local grocers and druggists. It emphasizes accessibility and steady quality for customers seeking a dependable spirit.
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Emigration scheme and post office promotions in DC
Special Despatch from Washington reports on committee chairmanships split between north and south, Cox and Springer declining key posts, and Bland backing coinage reforms. Also notes a new Grant era emigration plan for blacks to move to 160 acre lands, plus post office promotions and Proteus court updates.
Freight Train Wreck Kills Engineer in New Jersey
A Long Branch freight train bound westward ran off the track at Long Branch Junction in heavy snow. Engineer Frederick Pinreo was killed as the train plunged down a high bank and wrecked. The collision and derailment were blamed on snow and spreading track.
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Eviz Asbern
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Long Branch Junction
Frederick Pinreo
In Fargo A Man Proposes a Democratic Paper
An Ohio man asked C. A. Morton of Fargo Oak about starting a democratic newspaper there. Morton replied that Fargo has no such paper and that there is little need for one, speaking frankly about the idea.
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Ohio
C. A. Morton
Fargo, Oak
Elegant Cars for the Fitchburg Railroad An Introduction of New Ideas
Mr J W Marden master car builder at the Fitchburg railroad oversees twelve new passenger cars under construction. No 75 leads a line with 60 seats, 18 large windows, corinthian interior design, plush seating, and four chandeliers. Cabooses follow, featuring a lookout, heating, sleeping bunks, and tool lockers. all nearing completion for service.
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J. W.marden
Fitchburg Railroad
Westinghouse
Marden
Taft's in Boston a private epicurean resort opens
Taft's Point Shirley house is reproduced in Boston and accessible year round at No 6 Norfolk Place. Mr G S Taft, son of O A Taft, has created an upscale dining and entertainment venue near theatres, with private dining floors, card rooms, sleeping rooms, and a full larder. The building showcases fine frescoes, chandeliers, and paintings, including two oil works valued at 1500 dollars. Public opening is set for Friday evening after a press preview Wednesday.
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Taft
Norfolk Place
Washington Street
John Lyman Faxon
Boston
Williams & Everett
Mr. Taft the Elder
Christmas Dinner Reform Promises Easier Festive Feasts
A downtown businessman tells a Post reporter he devised a scheme to avoid the expense and labor of preparing a first-rate Christmas dinner at home for a family of four. He explains the plan would skip days of effort by opting for an alternative dining approach.
Christmas Dinner Cost in Boston Revealed
A man recounts hosting a five person Christmas dinner for a guest in Boston with wife, noting a total cost of $525 for five full courses and wine. He claims the meal rivaled any in the city, and says home dining would cost more.
Fire destroys Athol shoe factory with heavy losses
A fire at M. Lee's Athol shoe factory in Massachusetts caused estimated losses of 60,000 to 75,000 with 40,000 insured. The blaze, discovered at 5 39, destroyed the building and machinery, leaving 250 workers unemployed as the town braces for winter. A nearby dwelling also burned. no wind aided effort to save nearby structures.
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Athol
Mass
M. Lee
Lyman Cross
Lee
Starr Lee
Boston
Main Street
Charlestown
Monument Hall
South Boston Gas Works
Dorchester Avenue
East Milton
J. Wesley Martin
Thomas Christie
James Galligher
L. C. Durkee
Cambridge Street
Protective No. 2
Abram Abrams
Harrison Avenue
H. Allen
Recount in City Alderman Election Reveals Missing Ballots
The board recounted wards 15 16 and 20 on Wednesday. In ward 16 precinct 2 the ballot box registered 193 ballots but stopped stamping after giving out. Of 630 names on the check list only 538 ballots remained and 151 of the 193 registered ballots were found. Names Curtis Hayden and Stebbins appeared on independent ballots while Kendrick’s name showed up 75 times. The solicitor advised opening school committee boxes to search for 400 missing aldermanic ballots and the action was taken. 100 missing from ward 2 were found but 300 from ward 12 remain absent. Missing ballots were predominantly Republican or Civic. Current tally has Curtis at 12th, Welch 13th, and Stebbins 14th.
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Board of Aldermen
Curtis
Hayden
Stebbins
Kendricken
School Committee
Ward 2
Ward 12
Mr. Curtis
Welch
Post office burglars confess in Hartford jail
Paddy Ryan, jailed in Hartford, admits with Frank Howard and Higgins alias Hacley that they stole a New York mail bag in April. They cut bag open and rifled contents. Loss discovered last spring. confession to United States Inspector Newcome confirms guilt.
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Hartford
Conn
Paddy Ryan
New York
Post Office
Frank Howard
Higgins
Hacley
Lizenfiel County
State Prison
United States
Newcome
London fire office withdraws from United States
The Standard Fire Office of London with Gen. Grant as trustee withdraws its agency from the United States and reinsures all outstanding risks in Irving Insurance Company of New York. The move is said not to affect business here and will not inconvenience policyholders.
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New York
Standard Fire Office of
London
United States
Gen. Grant
Irving Insurance Company
Atlantic
Piute Chief Naches Receives Overcoat From Sister
Naches, Piute chief, received a fine overcoat by express from his sister Princess Sallie now in Boston. The coat proved too large for him and he presented it to Lee Winnemuca who is nearly blind and unable to work.
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Winnemucca
Nev
Silver State
Naches
Princess Sallie
Boston
Lee Winnemuca
Newburyport Tragedy Arraignment in Court
Lena West was arraigned in police court for assault with intent to murder Arthur Currier. She was held in 10000 dollars bail. Currier is failing. medical examiner says he may live only a short time.
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Newburyport
Lena West
Arthur Currier
Currier
A Whole Family Drowned in Freshet in Indiana
A Hardis creek freshet on Sunday night fatally submerged a family named Ices. The husband, wife, and seven children were all drowned in Madison Indiana as floodwaters rose rapidly. Local authorities notified next of kin and initiated a river rescue and recovery effort.
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Mapdison
Ind
Ices
Hardis Creek
Archbishop Perche Dying In New Orleans
In New Orleans Archbishop Perche, after weeks of failing health, is gradually sinking and death is expected at any moment.
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New Orleans
Perche
Wealthy Rail Magnate and Celebrities Dominate Headlines
The wealth of C P Huntington is estimated at 50 million dollars. Four Russian minister daughters model fur attire on Pennsylvania Avenue while a Japanese prince accompanies them. Speaker Carlisle travels south for a short hunting trip and is known as a heavy sleeper. General Grant is linked to the Erie railroad banking firm Grant & Ward, with Ulysses S Grant Jr. as senior partner. Ex governors now in the U S Senate include Anthony, Brown, Colquit, Coke, Cullom, Garland, Groome, Hampton, Harris, Hawley, and Vance. Bristol hosts two notable weddings for Ida M Dunbar and Consider Br Burnham, and for De Wolf and Nathaniel G Herreshoff, with St Michael's church the ceremony site.
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C. P. Huntington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
Carlisle
Gen. Grant
Grant & Ward
Ulysses S. Grant, Jr
Wardi
Erie Railroad
United States Senate
Henry B. Anthony
Rhode Island
Joseph E. Brown
Alfred H. Colquit
Georgia
Richard Coke
Texas
Wm. Cullom
Ilinois
A. Hi. Garland
Arkansas
James B. Groome
Maryland
Wade Hampton
South Carolina
Isham G. Harris
Tennessee
Joseph R. Hawley
Connecticut
Zebulon B. Vance
North Carolina
Bristol
K. I
Ida M. Dunbar
Robert H. Dunbar
Br. Burnham
Boston
Nathaniel G. Herreshoff
Miss de Wolf
Sidney de Wolf
Byron Diman
Lewis Diman
Brown University
St. Michael’s Church
George L. Ke
New Hampshire Democrats Favor Old Ticket in Next Year Conference
Concord dispatch notes New Hampshire Democrats largely back the renomination of Tilden and Hendricks if health permits, with Blair's push for a Manchester government building drawing mockery. Edgerly's renomination questioned by some, Parker urged by others, while factional moves in the Republican camp stir lively times as Blair, Briggs, and Ray vie for influence. Prison labor costs and local industry gains plus shifts in appointments and farm college leadership mark state affairs.
Thibet still invites romantic conjecture in a world of exploration
The article argues that most mysterious regions have been mapped and explained by modern science. It notes that travellers once chased fabled lands like Prester John and Atlantis, but now only sober, matter-of-fact tribes remain as globalization and exploration render the world commonplace.
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London Daily Telegraph
Thibet
Prester John
Moon
Eyrie
Mountains
Atlantis
Utopia
Mansa
Mandeville
North Carolina gains from Boston expo crowds
The Raleigh News reports at least 500 strangers from the east and north have come to North Carolina to purchase property, with weekly increases. Many sales have occurred and prospects for the state look bright, aided by North Carolina’s resources showcased at the recent Boston industrial exposition.
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Raleigh News
Northarolina
North Carolina
Boston
Maine News Briefs: Trapped Wolf Fryeburg to Police and Markets
A gray wolf was trapped at Fryeburg on Saturday. About 600 sleighs were made in Portland this year, selling for 43600. John Goulding, 7, of Guilford, died from exposure. Coroners verdict cites parental wilful neglect. Arootooks store potatoes for a price rise. sell half as many as last year at a dollar per barrel. Maine Central directors elected George K E Jackson president, Payson Tucker VP and GM, J H Dumond clerk. Jennie Parker, 16, a Biddeford cotton mill worker, disappeared with no leads. James Thompson, 18, arrested in Rockland. stepfather Gilbert Merchant charged with receiving stolen goods. Governor’s nominations confirmed. Roscoe Butler granted pardon, ill to death. Old Town Bailey settles with Penobscot agency. Fish Commissioners Stillwell and Stanley present accounts.
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Fryeburg
Portland
John Goulding
Guilford
Maine Central Railroad
George KE. B. Jackson
Paysson Tucker
J. H. Dummond
Jennie Rarke
Biddeford
James Thompson
Rockland
McLaughlin
Gilbert Merchant
Erchant
B. F. Stevens
Thompson
Reform School
Merchant
Executive Council
Aardon
Roscoe E. Butler
Port
C. A. Bailey
Old Town
Stillwell and
Stanley
Two Weddings and a Fatal Woodlands Accident
Augustus E Wolker of Manchester marries Lizzie M Cole of Concord in a deaf mute ceremony. George W Rowe of Hudson Maine head chopper dies after head injury in Gorham woods. Dover court sentences Michael McLaughlin of Great Falls to four months for stealing clothing. Canterbury reports farmer dissatisfactions over lacking market stands. Greenland railway accident reports corrected with lower losses and minimal injuries. Supreme Court clerk sued for a 76 juror panel for Harold L Mason murder trial. Mason plans to plead not guilty claiming self defense.
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Augustus E. Wolker
Manchester
Lizzie M. Cole
Concord
George W. Rowe
Hudson
Gorham
Dover
Michael McLaughlin
Great Falls
Canterbury
Greenland
Sanborn
E. A. Furgeson
Supreme Court
Harold L. Mason
Ransom
Tilton
Pittsfield
Mason
Boston line worker killed by train at Brook's station
A section hand John Murray was killed by a train at Brook's station on Wednesday. A girl Boyle at Holden's grocery store in Worcester fractured her skull after falling into an elevated well on Saturday and may die. Sarah C eldest daughter of Geo A Barnard of Worcester remained unconscious after a sleigh accident Wednesday morning. The Newfoundland award remaining in U S treasury will be paid to Gloucester claimants at about 7 percent of the first disbursement. Prominent North Adams figures fret over a secret petition for RB Walden's pardon from four years in state prison for arson. A remonstrance will follow.
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Boston
Barre and
Gardner Road
Brook’s
Boyle
Holden
Front Street
Worcester
Sarah C
Geo. A. Barnard
Newfoundland
United Stats Treasury
Gloucester
North Adams
District Court
RB. G. Walden
Walden
Railroad section hand killed on snow plow in Providence
John Gormandy, a Providence and Springfield railroad section hand, was killed on a snow plow Wednesday. He leaves a family in Olneyville. Dr. Lorenzo Traver was arraigned in Providence justice court on procuring criminal abortion, and Dr. Thomas G. Simons on advising the crime. both held in $2,000 for examination. Both physicians are described as occupying reputable positions.
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Providence
Springfield
Olmeyville
Lorenzo Traver
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Thomas G. Simons
Derby train hits Orange farmer near Birmingham
George Shaler a 35 year old married farmer of Orange was run over by a train on the Derby ree near Birmingham Wednesday night and killed. The Mystic lwine company's building at Me tic bridge collapsed Wednesday under heavy snow strain, workers escaped with their lives. Hutch ings the Meriden meat dealer who absconded last Thursday left with John Wilkinson's wife and used her husband’s money, leaving three children behind. Debts total about 10 000 dollars. The New Haven city deadlock between aldermen and council over a 4000 street assessment continues, tied to a contract dispute that could affect next year’s estimates of 653 400 dollars. Open hostilities in Hebron Congregational church end as the committee’s report is accepted. J B Fillmore withdraws his slander suit against Rev George B Cutler after being denounced from the pulpit. charges allege improper denunciation and insults. The church votes to restore Fillmore’s standing. Cutler may leave the pastorate or denounce irreligious practices.
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Young Rolf
Blondine
Mill Boy
Tom Rolf
Judith
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Waterville
Waldo Pierce
George Hall
Susie Owen
Mr. Geldowsky
John May
Pilot Knox
Mr. Whipple
Young’s Hotel
Centella
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Greely S. Curtis
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W. P. Balch
Boneset
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Col
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Montgomery Sears
Howe
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Edward A. Abbott
Concord Coach Fame
Jenks
A. W.spencer
H. D. Parker
Waldo Adams
Nelson Bartlett
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Nathan
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C. H. Andrews
L. H. Taft
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Merton Haley
Otho Hamilton
Harris Hambletonian
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Otho
Harry Horton
E. Rollins Morse
W. F. Robinson
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Banker
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John T. Morse, Jr
Franklin Fay
B. T Wrightington
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Ed. Wright
G. Watts
George Stone
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Edward Lawrence
E. Torrey
Marston
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Mile
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al. Watts
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the Riverside
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Cleveland
John
Austatz
Fitchburg
Tafi’s
Woods & Co
Hardenburg & Co
Brooklyn
Reed & Co
Higganum
Troy
N. Y
Frederick Ives
Ticonderoga
Waterford
Ont
Green Brothers & Co
Norway
John D. Wilson
Utica
Empire
Paddy Kryan
Archbishop Perche
Angostura Bitters
Dr. J. G. B. Siegert & Sons
G. W. Simmers & Co
North Street
Granite State
Blair
Post
Col. Edgerly
Hale
Moody Currier
Claremont
Briggs
Exeter
Ray
Gallinger
the Tribune
Rollins
George H. Whitcher
Stratford
Agricultural College
Hanover
Whitcher
Postmaster Carroll
Howard Manufacturing Company
Lake Village
Waumbek
Whitefield
Dodge Falls
Bath
Stevens Bros
Milton Mills
F. L. Sargent
Congregational Church
Brookline
L. B. Brown
Hartford Mete
Nowell Carolina
City Hall
John M. Galvin
Common and Public
Unds
Entertainment Square
Taeetees Weekly Post
Post Publishing CO
Nook
Der
Joseph W. Fowler
Stetson Moseley
Fowler
NEW England News
Paine’s Manufactory
Canal Street
Paines
Maine Depot
BAKER
W. Baker & G0
Dorchester, Mass
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!