Consolidation plans emerge to settle rivalry in rail lines
A Boston era consolidation or lease may unite the New York and New England with the New York, New Haven and Hartford. A pooling system could yield 10 percent dividends for the NH and 4 percent for airline stock while offering cheaper, faster Boston to New York service.
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Maine
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New York City
New Yok
Providence
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Consolidated Road
Fall River
New York and New Haogland Railroad
Assault mystery leaves crew missing near Feeney home
Delirious man found and taken home remains in poor condition. Authorities cannot locate any crew. Incident occurred near the residence of Thomas Feeney. Details on the attack are unclear and genealogical knowledge is limited.
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Thomas Feeney
Miners Ledge Light Stands Strong After Storm
Head Keeper Vinnk L. Martin returns from ashore to relieve Captain Joseph Fratas and Albert Burdick on duty during the gale. Fratas notes the last month storm was overstated. this one was severe but less damaging to the lighthouse. Light stayed on all night, though watch room was cold and damp from ice. sea was the heaviest seen by Burdick in twelve years.
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Comnasset
Mass
Vinnk L. Martin
Miners Ledge
Joseph Fratas
Alpert Burdick
Fratus
Albert
Minot
GOFE S CASE AT WASHINGTON IN EXTRADITION FUSS
Montreal counsel J N Greenshields reports a Washington interview with Secretary Bayard over Goff extradition. He cites a company offer to settle for money, hoping Bayard will exercise discretion not to surrender. E P Davidson QC notes no civil criminal mix and disputes any company compromise offers.
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J. N. Greenshields
Gofe
Washington
Bayard
Goff
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E. P. Davidson
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Atsenees
Davidon
Gail
Exocktoan’s Finances Special to The Post
Erockton reports for the year ending Nov 30 1335. Cash on hand Dec 1 1884 was 25214 97. Gross receipts from all sources 444460 46, total 470675 37. Gross disbursements 51636 05 leaving 33389 33 in treasury. Authorized payments include hire department 18171 70, general fund 16750 26, interest 14750 20, debt interest 14007 50, new school houses 14505 11, pauper department 87503 TY, police 15379 355, street repairs 25215 i, temporary lane 181250, Waterworks 25839 14.
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Streesta
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Rochester men arrested in suspected grand larceny case
Henry G. Luke James Kingman and Charles Luch were arrested in Rochester charged with grand larceny after a Boston firm complained of swindling. Claim is that a similar name to Milliman deceived eastern firms. The men, in business for years, had stores closed by deputy sheriffs and bail set at 2000 dollars.
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Rochester
N. Y
Wec. 2
Henry G. Luke
James Kingman
Charles Luch
Milliman
Boston
Oames
Funeral held for Elbridge Howe in Natick Mass
Natick Mass December 29 funeral held at the late residence for Elbridge Howe. Death attributed to injuries from a fall while intoxicated, but autopsy by Drs Dodge and Manning found a fractured skull behind the right ear with clotted blood between scalp and skull and on the brain. Police have yet to find any light on the case.
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Natick
Mass
Elbridge Howe
Barkentine John Buizley Leaves Bath After Unpaid Bills
Bath repairs overrun by eight weeks and a $150 overrun claimed by builder Hagan. Owners insist they will settle all legal obligations and deny any concealment of the departure. A Bath spokesman says the vessel let her wharf at night and departed with unpaid charges.
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Barkentine
Hagan
Liey
Harvard Lovers Vied In Gloves Clash For Girl
Two Harvard men, Montague and Edwards, battled for the same city girl in a three ounce glove bout arranged to settle ownership. After a six round exchange, Montague landed the decisive blows and was declared winner as Edwards suffered a broken nose and retreat.
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Charley Edwards
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Burt
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Death of Professor Sanborn at Dartmouth noted
The Dartmouth Anglo-Saxon and English professor Edwin David Sanborn LL D died in New York City. A Dartmouth graduate of 1832, his career included tutorship, teaching Latin and Greek, and chairing Anglo-Saxon and English. He published a history of New Hampshire and wrote for newspapers. The funeral is set for Thursday after noon.
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Daniel Webster
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San Francico
New Hampshire
Daniel J. Noyes
Increase in Cotton Exports Sets New Weekly Record
The Journal of Commerce reports that domestic cotton exports last week reached 12 720 packages, beating previous records by 2716. year to date totals rise to 280 053 packages, surpassing last year by 47 232 and likely to exceed by 4 000 more for the year.
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Des
Obnoxious Foreman Triggers Pittsfield Mill Strike
Forty weavers at Taconic woolen mills in Pittsfield Mass have quit work over a long standing dispute with their overseer. They threaten to strike unless the foreman is removed, while owners say they will consider the grievance but give no promises.
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Fishermen Will Not Go Dry Ward Eight Alderman Election
Gloucester Mass December 29 A special election chose William A Homans Jr Democrat as alderman in Ward 8 with 149 votes to 123 for Clarence E Richardson Republican. Result expected to give the aldermen a liquor license friendly majority.
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Mass
William A. Homans, Jr
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Swedish man arrested for cruelty to colt at Nantasket Beach
Charles Holm, a Swede, was arrested at Nantasket Beach for cruelty to a colt owned by Mr. McGrath. The animal was badly hurt with its legs pierced by a pitchfork. The case will be tried tomorrow at the Second District Court in Abingdon.
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McGrath
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Connecticut witnesses vouch for inmate in briety case
Nash refused another drink as Stanton shot him twice. Connecticut witnesses test for the prisoner’s good character include Elijah Morgan of Stonington presiding sel cman for five years, Galliott and Coates of Stonington boards, Chipman and Bentley trial justices, Wheeler probate judge, and Rev. Bacon. Judge Allison postponed sentence to Wednesday after deliberation.
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Elijah Morgan
Stonington
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Mystic
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Richard A. Wheeler
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Mayor Parsons as marshal in Gloucester council action
In Gloucester on December 29 1885 the city council set Mayor's salary at 800 for 1886 and approved land damage and trespass claims. The City Hospital panel deemed enlarging the hospital inexpedient. Eldermen rescinded resignation of City Marshal Tarr effective December 21 amid dispute. Samuel V Colby nominated as marshal but failed. Mayor Parsons to assume police control next morning.
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Meyer
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Parsons
Woe to Gloucester's Fishers Amid Tempest Tolling Losses
A Shelburne Nova Scotia dispatch says schooner Sarah C Pyle ran aground last night with sternpost keel started and rudder broken. Owned by Joseph Friend and insured for 2160 by Gloucester Mutual. The northeast gale wrecked five Gloucester vessels including Aceha Hartweil Racer I vanye Cleopatra and Sarah C Pyle with reports of eight lives lost and fear of further disasters.
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N. S
Sarah C. Pyle
Joseph Friend
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Aceha
Hartweil
Racer
Ivanhoe
Cleopatra
Gas well explosion burns ten at Kittanning site
At a Kittanning Iron Company gas well three miles from town an explosion at noon burned ten men. Detective Stevenson extinguished a boiler fire as gas pressure blew off the gauge, a sheet of flame engulfed the derrick and rigging, and victims include Charles Nesler Henry Colwell George Miner Andrew Stoffer George Keap Frank Kiskadden John Daly two boys named Lawbing and an unknown boy. Medical staff hope some may survive.
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Kittanning Iron Company
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Charles J. Nesler
Henry Colwell
George Miner
Andrew Stoffer
George Keap
Frank Kiskadden
John C. Daly
Lawbing
Atlanta Hosts 500 Constitution Correspondents Banquet
In Atlanta on December 29, about 500 correspondents from across the nation gathered as guests of the Atlanta Constitution. Some 100 were from Georgia and 50 from each of several states. The event featured a grand Kimball House banquet for 350 plates with speeches by E. P. Howell and A. W. Grady.
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Arrington murder case under investigation in Foxboro
Foxboro officers search crews linked to the Arrington murder cage but find no definite suspect. Detectives Bean Intis and Pratt examine Lyons boy’s whereabouts on the murder day and since the woman’s last sighting, remaining convinced of his innocence and calling for justice.
Woman killed by express train in Manchester New Hampshire
An unidentified Irish descent woman about 45 was run over by the Boston and Lowell express as it arrived in Manchester at 8:54 PM. She jumped from the train before it stopped, fell between platform and track, and her legs were severed above the ankles. She died shortly after being carried away, with no means to identify her.
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Shooting case ends with examination in Lyndonville Vermont
Edgar Hayes was shot by Walter Hadley last night. Postmortem found two bullets in Hayes and one in the head. The dispute arose over alleged improper relations with Hayes’s wife. State Attorney Montgomery sent Hadley to St. Johnsbury jail for arraignment tomorrow morning.
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Edgar Hayes
Walter Hadley
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Hadley
Boston Silver Dollar Talk Grips M A Washington
SPECIAL TO THE POST reports Boston merchants banquet will spotlight silver dollar speeches by Western members. Also notes patent grants to Bostonians, Del Campo as Chilean secretary, and curious posts on postal and civil service reforms.
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State Department
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Legation of
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Call for Bonds by the Secretary of the Treasury
The Treasury Department issues a call for redemption of three percent bonds issued under the July 12 1882 act. Principal and accrued interest will be paid February 1 1886 at the Washington Treasury. Original and substitute bond numbers are listed with payment rules and assignment instructions.
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Washington
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Northwestern Travelling Men's Association Annual Meeting
In Chicago on December 29 the Northwestern Travelling Men's Association opened its annual meeting with about 590 members. President Miller declared the past year the most prosperous in the organization’s history. The association lists 3650 members and the treasurer reported $17000 on hand.
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Northwestern Travelling Men’s Association
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Orihe
Bloomington Shakes as Earthquake Terrifies Residents
A Bloomington Illinois dispatch reports a night earthquake shock with artillery-like noise. No property damage occurred, though the tremor was distinctly felt in several large buildings and alarm spread through the city.
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St. Louis
Post- Dispatch
Bloomington
Ill
Eight-Hour Tobacco Company Marks Change in Pittsburg
Quincy December 29 The Gem City tobacco works switch to an eight hour day with no wage change and rename the firm the Eight Hour Tobacco Company This is claimed as the first corporation to adopt the eight hour system.
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Gem City Tobacco Works
Ths
Hathaway Denounced by City Democrats in Fall River
At a Democratic city committee meeting in Fall River on November 29, resolutions were unanimously adopted denouncing Nicholas Hathaway for aiding the defeat of the Democratic mayoral candidate. Hathaway is deemed unworthy of party fellowship and banished from party councils and conventions, with copies to the state headquarters.
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Vec
Democratic City Committee
Fad River
Nicholas Hathaway
Syracusm
New York State
Pennsylvania
National
Glass Blowers’ Association
Joint Committee of Manufacturers and
Local man arraigned on adultery charge in Boston case
E A Wood, recently arrested in Boston on adultery charges, was arraigned in Wixtnror Maine today and held on $300 bonds. He failed to post bail and was committed to Augusta jail, a case that has stirred considerable excitement among well known local figures.
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E. A. Wood
Boston
Augusta
Family tragedy on Kentucky river near Nicholasville
James Sanders and his wife and three children drowned when their skiff struck a snag on the Kentucky river near Nicholasville. Sanders reached shore but darkness prevented rescue. The incident occurred last night as they crossed toward the opposite bank.
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James Sanders
Kentucky River
Nicholasville
Sanders
Barber Woolford wedding tied to cross-state elopement
Sidney Barber and Miss Katie Woolford daughter of Congressman Frank Woolford were married in Jeffersonville Indiana after fleeing Columbia Kentucky. They rode forty miles by buggy to Lebanon then boarded a train to Louisville. The bride is about nineteen years old.
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Sidney Barber
Katie Woolford
Frank Woolford
Jeffersonville
Ind
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Lebanon
Comet Discovered Bright in Night Sky by Brooks Team
In Purrs New York on December 29, observers report a new comet found by Professor Brooks of Red House Observatory on December 26. Professor Barnard of Nashville saw it the next night. The comet now shines clearly and is visible with moderate telescopes.
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Nashville
Igle silias and family depart for Valparaiso en route to Buenos Ayres
General Igle sias and his family left on a Saturday steamer from Lima via Galveston for Valparaiso on their journey to Buenos Ayres after which they will continue to Europe in the spring.
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Southern New Mexico politics seek frontier troopers plan
Senate Manderson and Congressmen Springer and Laird pressed Secretary of War on curbing Apache violence in southern New Mexico. They urged a lightly equipped frontier battalion under army officers to patrol water stops, plus arming friendly Mapago Indians. General Crook and Sheridan already assigned, debate questions Crook’s record and feasibility. The measure aims to raise troops after recess for the task.
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Sheridan
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Liar Swindler Uproar as Grevy Accepts Resignation
Paris dispatch says President Grevy accepted the ministry’s resignation after a row in the Chamber of Deputies over an inaccurate Tonquin credit record. Members shouted liar and swindler, the uproar echoed in lobbies, and two duels were anticipated from the controversy.
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Tonquin Credit
Resignation of the Ministry Shakes Paris Government
Paris December 29 Premier Brisson submitted the cabinet’s resignation after a brief session. Brisson said he wished to retire from politics for a year to rest. Grevy urged him to stay, parliament closed, and de Freycinet was asked to form a new cabinet. Brisson’s withdrawal seen as temporary with aim to boost future presidential chances.
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Seventy six anniversary of Gladstone birth observed
Rt Hon William Ewart Gladstone marked his seventy six birthday in Hawarden with a church service amid sleet and snow. He received around 400 congratulatory letters and telegrams including one from the Prince of Wales. Herbert Gladstone gave a bust of Karl of Seine ahead of other gifts such as an American axe and a bust of Achilles.
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Gladstone delays Irish project amid political tension
London reports Mr. Gladstone will wait for Conservatives local government measure before revealing his scheme. Irritated by Liberal praise and privately vowing to avoid office, he shifts strategy as government plans limited action in Egypt and seeks to reassure Parliament about Sudan policy.
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Britain weighs tariffs to curb imports and boost wages
London's tariff plan follows Lord Haldane's report on trade indicating English unemployment stems from foreign competition, proposing duties on imports to raise prices and protect British industries, with broad distress in manufacturing districts and wages kept low by external pressure.
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Proposed Investigation Into Hedden's Isinglass Ruling
A New York despatch to the Baltimore Sun reports plans to probe the New York Custom House management to block Collector Hedden. Boston importers claim undervaluation of isinglass invoices, with test cases from Schiefflin & Co. and a 2 marks 4 pfennigs value. Authorities contend the invoice values were upheld amid dispute.
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Ward Nine and the Journal Debate Ward Lines
Ir Whitmore denounces Journal claims on Beacon Hill ward division arguing the new ward map favors Democrats. He asserts selective precinct additions to Ward 9 boost Republican votes and challenges Journal editor’s veracity while predicting Republicans will win more wards.
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Fire devastates cotton mill and near by holdings at Greenville
A Greenville Mississippi fire destroyed Stead & Co.'s cottonseed oil mill valued with contents at 130000 and 3300 bales of cotton in nearby yards. Numerous merchants and planters faced heavy losses totaling around 100000 with insurance likely under 100000. Additional blazes damaged a Great Barrington stone barn and several residences and shops in Massachusetts and New Hampshire, with losses ranging from 2500 to 7000 and partial coverages.
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Absence from Boston Stirs Quiet in Parson Downs Case
An unusual hush surrounds the Parson Downs rescue syndicate as Marcus P. Norton delays in New York until Friday. Deacon Wilbur had set yesterday for surrender of the meeting house to the syndicate, but Crey and Keyes found him away in Andover, leaving the matter for a future decision.
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Inquest Day Set for Sharon Murder Case in Foxboro
Foxboro Mass December 29 The inquest in the Sharon murder is announced for next Saturday but likely postponed. Detectives handling the Foxboro matter also have the Sharon murder in charge.
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Sharon
Gale Strands Linn O'Dee in Nova Scotia Bay
The Linn O Dee from Boston faced a severe storm in the Friday Sunday gale. Fire broke out in coal bunkers, damaged stores, and ice coated decks. Fire was extinguished after hours, but damage spread to cargo and decks. The ship will delay departure until Thursday or Friday. The Croda from Cornwallis and the Light brig suffered further storm damage and port wreckage along the coast.
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Story of the Gloucester schooner Cleopatra wreck
Captain Pendieten recounts the Cleopatra disaster after a hurricane split the ship off Gloucester. Four crew died, eleven saved, Lord Gough picked up the survivors. The 399.63 ton vessel, built in Essex, sailed from Boston December 22 to fish Georges haddock before breaking apart, Oliver Nelson among the deceased.
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W. T. Hodge
Connecticut
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Wife of Inspector Mackin Shoots Self at Quincy Market
In Quincy Market, Mrs Mary Mackin aged 29, wife of Inspector William Mackin, shot herself after an argument over divorce proceedings. She first struck by a grappling wound to the scalp, then a fatal wound to the brain. She was carried to City Hospital in critical condition and is not expected to survive. Mr Mackin, a Brighton resident, had sought service of divorce papers to avoid scandal at Ipswich.
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Boston Robbery Hoax Sparks City Police Probe
A New York despatch claimed a Boston suburb broker's residence was robbed of bonds worth thousands, but Boston police deem it a hoax. The tale traced to a New York ad offering 1500 for Chicago Burlington and Quincy bonds. the agency allegedly funded the false report.
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Bates College Alumni Dinner At Youngs Hotel
The Bates College Alumni Association held its second annual dinner at Youngs Hotel yesterday afternoon with about 40 to 50 attendees. Notables included Professors George C. Chase and L. G. Jordan, plus Frank L. Hayes and others. A brief business meeting re-elected officers for the coming year, led by President G. C. Emery and officers F. W. Baldwin and G. E B. Smith. Afterward O. C. Wendell discussed comets and meteors, followed by informal speaking.
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Chicago Yale Association Holds Twentieth Annual Banquet
The Chicago Yale Association hosted its twentieth annual banquet with about 160 graduates in attendance. Professor Henry H. Farnham of New Haven delivered the address. President Noah Porter, expected to attend, was detained in New Haven.
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Nazarene Congregations Church
Brooklyn
Hertford
Lawrence Light Guards
Fifth Regiment
BM. V. M
Mallory
Portlaad
Medford
Mary Johson
Blut
Winnifred
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!