Who Drinks California Wine Progress of Vinting in a Decade
San Francisco letter traces wine industry gains and failures over ten years. It notes missions and pioneers like Kohler and Haraszthy, the shift from Mission grape to European varieties, and the regional terroirs that shape Napa Sonoma Fresno and other counties. It highlights grafting needs and growing knowledge through exchange among growers.
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San Francisco
N. Y
California
Fresno County
Los Angeles
San Bernardino
Padre Junipero Serra
San Diego
Spain
Mexico
Mission
Dana
Charles Kohler
Agoston Haraszthy
Europe
Sonoma County
Jacob Schramm
St. Helena
Rhine
Hus
Napa
Medoe
Rhine Valle
Sonoma
Livermore Valley
Fresno
Alexandria
Fine rifle shooting ties medals at New Bedford event
Company B of the First Regiment shows strong form with a tie and medals awarded at New Bedford and other locales, highlighting the unit’s marksmanship and competitive results.
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New Bedford
North Cambridge Rifle Range
First Regiment
M.V.M
Militia rifle matches yield multiple medals at diverse range
Several companies from the Massachusetts V M M and National Guard faced off at North Cambridge and Wakefield ranges. Prizes included gold and silver medals with sharpshooters earning top honors. Notable winners included E L Dove Jr and T Bradley amid competitive matches by First Cadets and various regiments.
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E. L. Dove, Jr
Merrill
Engl
J. W. Blake
Company H
F. A. Shaw
B. L. Knapp
W. P. Dickson
H. Eldridge
G. H. Dickson
H. F. Lynde
Massachusetts Springfield Rifles
Wakefield
H. N. Conn
Woburn
Richardson Light Guards
Wellington Gun Club Christmas shoot results
The Wellington Gun Club Christmas shoot drew a large crowd with strong scores. Winners included Sanborn, Maguire, Dickey, Snow, Wheeler, Perry, and Lawson in various pigeon and blackbird events across six pigeon, six blackbird, and three pair formats, with multiple placements listed.
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Weturmeron
Wellington
Sanberr
Lewis
Perry
Hoffman
Dickey
Snow
Wheeler
Maguire
Wild
Swift
Sanborn
Hart
Bancroft
Foote
Good
Chase
Melcher
Lawson
Sampson
Rogers
Nichols
Stanley
Nye
Lamb
McCoy
Hert
Black Birds
The Tariff Before the War and Early Free Trade Views
A historical note tracing tariff debates from Franklin to Webster, 1774 to 1789, noting opponents in Massachusetts and Connecticut, Judge Story, Abbot Lawrence, and Philadelphia merchants. The piece argues less protection, more natural growth of manufactures, and cites early calls for free exchange and lower duties.
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Franklin
Smith
Jefferson
France
Treasury
Congress
United States
Pelatiah Webster
Yale
Daniel Webster
Brougham
James Stewart
Great Britain
Europe
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New
Story
Salem
Abbot Lawrence
Boston
Faneuil Hall
Webster
Philadelphia
Haught y Innocence in Jenny Lind From the Spectator
Canon Scott Holland portrays Jenny Lind as intelligent and proudly innocent, quickly rebuking small faults and impertinent curiosity. Her ardent idealism tempered by a ready contempt for vulgarity shaped her friendships and public image, while her Christian faith tempered pride with a keen sense of elevation and detachment.
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The
London Spectator
Canon Scott Holland
Jenny Lind
Murray
Scott Holland
Mme. Goldschmidt
Jenny Jind
Opera House
Free Trade Emphasis in 19th Century American Policy Debate
Concord Massachusetts letter recalls 1824 1828 tariff battles led by Clay Webster and Marshall debating American policy versus foreign influence. It notes New England opposition to protection, a 1831 free trade convention, and gradual tariff reductions through 1846 and 1857 with Emerson Bryant Sumner and Jefferson urging universal American openness.
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Clay
Webster
America
New England
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Treasury
Marshall
South Carolina
Great Britain
Emerson
Washington
Bryant
Sumner
Franklin
Jefferson
Story
M. Houranp
Concord
Mass
The Value of Rebukes Over Sympathy in Moral Teaching
The text argues that decisive rebukes can curb evil traditions more effectively than sympathetic appeals. It cites Jenny Lind as an example where scorn reveals moral ideals and strength, while gentleness helps only the refined. It notes rebuffs as potent teachers in both social conduct and character formation.
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Jenny Lind
Anarchist Parsons’s Successor Named in Alarm History
Dyer D. Lum, born 1839 in Geneva New York, becomes the new editor of the Chicago Alarm succeeding Anarchist Parsons. A labor agitator and former National Labor Union delegate, Lum has a storied career from bookbinding to political campaigns and journalism, ending as Parsons’ rehabilitated editor.
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Philadelphia Times
Dyer D. Lum
Parsons
Chicago Alarm
Lum
United States
Geneva
N. Y
Fourteenth Cavalry
National Labor Union
Cincinnati
Northampton
Mass
Massachusetts
Wendell Phillips
Washington
Garth
Select House
Alarm
Notable ages of eminent men in the era's twilight
The London Daily News lists renowned figures across fields aged in their eighties and seventies. Ferdinand de Lesseps is eighty three, with peers like the German Emperor aged ninety and Verdi at seventy eight.
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London Daily News
M. Ferdinand de Lesseps
Dr. Dollinger
Moltke and Bancroft
Kossuth
Professor Owen
Pope
King William of
The
Netherlands
Mr. Gladstone
Mr. Bright
Prince Bismarck
M. Jules Grévy
M. Leon Say
M. Leroyer
Lord Selborne
Lord Granvilles
Mac- Mahon
Lebeuf
Bazaine and
Cialdini
Lord Tennyson
Mr. Browning
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Verdi
Lord Armstrong
Sir John Hawkshaw
Meissonier
Barnum
Lawrence Duck Co and Eliot Fire Insurance Co Sale
Lawrence Duck Company transfers shares to Eliot Fire Insurance Company on Continental Market in a formal exchange, details indicate a financial instrument swap and corporate reallocation of equity with no stated obligations beyond the transfer.
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Lawrence Duck Co
Eliot Fire Insurance Co
Boston Stock Exchange Members Telephoned 1665
Local stock exchange notices indicate members and staff were contacted via telephone at number 1665 regarding standard daily operations and market procedures. The terse item notes routine communication within the exchange community.
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The
Boston Stock Exchange
Vague Stock List Includes Mills and Bank Securities
A fragmented OCR item lists multiple mills and banks such as Boott Cotton Mills Boston Mfg Merrimack Mfg and Lawrence Mfg with various bonds and 6s and 7s issues from 1890s to 1910s. It mentions trustees orders for Amoskeag Mfg Co and several railroads and financial institutions in a dated financial register context.
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4Ason
Gt. Falls
Boott Cotton Mills
Boston
Merrimack
Lancaster Mills
Nashua
Jackson Co
Lowell Machine Sho
Pacific Mills
Lawrence
Amory Mfg
Manchester Mills
Arlington Mills
Middlesex Co
N. Bk of Commerce
Louisville
Evansville & St. Louis
R.R. Ptd
N. City Bank
Mercantile N. Bk
Auction of Dorchester mortgage property in Suffolk County
By Lewis J. Bird & Co auctioneers will sell by public auction on Saturday January 14 1888 at 11 oclock in the forenoon the premises described as Lot 65 on Plan Book 3 plan 15 Dorchester Suffolk formerly Boston bounded by Lot 64 Lot 68 Lot 66 and Norfolk Street subject to a prior mortgage to French and one to Shillings with accrued interest and taxes Two hundred dollars to be paid at sale THOMAS A BOYD Assignee of Mortgage prizes and terms to be announced at sale
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John F. Mead
Cambridge
Middlesex
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
David G. Haskins
Cambrid
Suffolk
James W. French
R. Knights & Co
Washingto Street
Boston
Blue Hill Avenue
Quincy Street
Mead
Charles W. Storey
Emma W. Price
Hannah Lynde
Frederick H. White
F. G. Barnes & Son
State Street
Suffolk County
Bailey Street
Dorchester
Luther Briggs
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Pemberton Square
Emma J. Rockwell
Benjamin Rockwell
Charles $. Todd
Learnard Street
Charles 8S
Todd
William N. Treworgy
Thomas A. Boyd
Oston
Suffolk County Registry of Deeds
Norfolk Street
Thomas A, Boyd
William II’. McDewell
Said McDewell
Eugene H. Mahoney
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
J. F. Fuller
West Brookline Street
McDowell
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Nathan Hale
Morey Hale Bartow
No. 47
Lafayette Place
Wendell Prime
New York Observer
Charles A. Stoddard
Bartow
Observer
Christian Intelligencer
Churchman
American Geographical Society
New York Historical Society
Genealogical Society
Huguenot Society
New York Society For the Advancement of Sciences and Arts
Dr. Prime
Logansport
Ind
Delsarte
Rissa J. Smith
Hoffman House
Suite 18
Car
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Oston Classical Institute School of Languages
Camille Ried
C. B. Frye
A.M
Bernard Schroeder
A.B
Park Square
Anarchist Parsons
Ates
EiGy
Noval Power Saturguy Pup
RoOyat Aking Powprrr Co
Wall St. N. Y
Beach Street
Water Street
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
New York
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Construction and Repair
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
D. L. Harmony
Mme. Hafey
Il Faut
West Street
Joseph Proctor
Tremont Street
Estey Building
Jacob Benzing
Tremont ST
H. G. Hopper
Arilla C. Pote
Madarne Pinault
Shawmut Avenue
Kilby ST
Albert Bower
Pres
E. E. Patridge
Sec'y
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co
Benj. F. Stevens
Jos. M. Gibbens
Post Office Square
Binghamton Oil Refining Co
Messrs. Olney Bros
Congress Street
Petrolina
Cordley & CO
Devonshire Street
Bankers
Boston and
Lowell
Manchester
Baltimore
Chicago
BSS
Las “Janos
Estey Organ Co
Nstrated
Brattleboro, Vet
Salem Lead Company
F. A. Brown, Treas
Bill Meads
Recorder Printing CO
Lincoln St
R. L. Day & Company
Brokers & Appraisers
State St
Merchants’ Exchange Building
Charlestown Gas Light Co
Vermont & Mass
Atlas Natl
City Bank
Mt. Vernon
Alen
Bank of Commerce
Do Shawmut Natl
Union Bank
Bank of Commonwealth
State
Exchange Bank
Do Bennington Co
Pennington
Tremont & Suffolk Mills
Washington Mills
Lansing & No
Chicago & Aston
Dale & So
Western
de Mason & Hamlin Organ and Piano Co
Arlington Gaslight Co
Arlington
Neptune Insurance Co
Cambridge Gaslight Co
Omaha & So
Laws
Cedar Rapids & Mo. River Rd
Burl
Mo. River Rd
Saapree
Charles River St. Ry. Co
Burl. & Quincy Rd
Denver
Burton Stock Car Co
Old Boston Natl. Bank
West End St. Ry
Boston Gas Light Co
Lombard Investment Co
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Co
Kansas
Tiffin
Ohio
Kansas Rd
Gulf Div
Prin
Newton Nat'l Bank
Newton
Nashua & Lowell Rad
West End St. Ry. Co
Boston Nat’ Bank
Francis Henshaw & CO
Bierchants’ Exchange Building
Com L
Bristol County Natl
Taunton
Alan
E.&t. Fairbanks Co
St. Louis Co
Park Loan
Union Pacific Ry
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon R.R
Wa Falls
Sioux City
R.R
Ige
Ashton Valve Co
Webster Bank
Cy de McKay & Bigelow Heeling Machine Assn
Rockland Bk
Cutter Land Co
West End
H. R. Co
Washington N. Bk
Amoskeag Mfg. Co
T. Scott
Southeastern & Memphis RR
UBLIC
League Island Yard
William C. Whitney
Wartermaster
Arch Street
John V. Furey
U.S.A
Schuylkill Arsenal
Cartermaster
Ealing
New York Safety Steam Power Company
John Y. Furey
Q. M
M. Ludington
Albert Bowe & Co
Market Street
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Richards & CO
John C. Wilmerding
RY Wilmerding, Hoguet & CO
White St
B. Townsend & Montant
Leozard Street
J. G. Freeman
Kilby Street
Clacety Ping Ana Btereotypis Hiway State Electrotype Foundry
Arch Ag
Gaye
Tie Wunbury
Aaron BR
Edward F. Barnes
Lewis J. Bird & CO
Washington Street
Horatio Harris & CO
Samaria
Almeria
Procida
Messina
Palermo
Fiske’s
Florida
City of
Macon
Florida Oranges