Fire Devours Steinhardt Bros Vinery in Wooster Street
A massive midnight blaze at Steinhardt Bros wine vaults at Nos. 112 and 114 Wooster Street, New York, raged through a six story building owned by Bernard & Muller. The fire caused a roof collapse and wall failures, threatening surrounding tenements and displacing about 50 families. Estimated losses reached $1.5 million as firefighters struggled to contain the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steinhardt Bros
Wooster Street
Greene Street
Bernard & Muller
McDowell
Eighth Precinct
Spring
Prince, Wooster
Greene Streets
Barclay Street
College Place
Allege Place
Park P Place
Major & Knapp Dithographic Manufacturing and Engraving Company
Chittenden
Major & Knapp Company
Edward Miller & Co
Fritchie & Bros
John Wygand
Major & Knapp
Augusta
James Smith
Smith
Wilkesbarre
Ebervale Coal Company
Ebervale
Boston
Sixth Street
Henry G. Denney
Vermont Odd Fellows Elect New Grand Officers
In Montpelier the Vermont Grand Lodge session elected officers including Grand Master Putnam of Rutland and Grand Secretary Henderson of St Johnsbury. Installation planned for this evening with district deputies to follow. Next meeting expected at Bellows Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. We. Henry
Burlington
Bellows Falls
Illinois assembly seeks ballots in sixth district fraud case
Mr Haines speaker of the Illinois assembly orders Cook County Clerk Ryan to produce ballots cast in the sixth legislative district including the second precinct of the eighteenth ward where alleged frauds were charged. Judge Blodgett in federal court orders Ryan not to disturb ballots sealed as evidence against indicted individuals. Ryan remains undecided on the course of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Haines
Illinois Assembly
Ryan
Cook County
Leman-Brann
Blodgett
United States District Court
Legislative notes on railroads and education bills
The railroads committee favors amended charter for Boston and Maine Express. Judiciary refers petition for a 10 hour labor law to a sub committee. Education committee approves $10,000 to Maine Central Institute and raises state pupil funding for Portland school for the deaf from $175 to $200. Towns committee backs carving Weston portion to Danforth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auguesta
Legislative Committee On Railroads
Boston and Maine Express Company
Judiciary Committee
Labor Lawton
Committee On Education
Maine Central Institute
Portland School For Deaf and Dumb
Committee On Towns
Weston
Danforth
Storm Beaten Theatrical Company in Evansville Road Wreck
A traveling theater company on a special train derailed near Vincennes Indiana while 59 mph on a curve. The baggage car with scenery ditched and the parlor car carrying the company was derailed but crew and performers escaped serious injury under the circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
Evansville Road
Lynchings in Audubon end murder case trio
Authentic reports say Smith Wilson and Cicero Jefferson were lynched in Audubon this morning. Smith and Wilson were shot in their cells after a desperate fight. Cicero Jefferson was hanged from the band stand in the park after confessing to murdering his father and implicating his brothers in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Smith
Wilson
Jefferson
Hiram Jefferson
Audubon
Cicero Jefferson
Boxers consider Detroit Opera House bout and Canada trip
Toronto report notes George Cooper plans to bring English boxer Alf Greenfield for a bout here to raise proceeds from a house sale. A Rutchell versus Scholes match is set for about three weeks, target venues include the Grand Opera house in Detroit or a local skating rink, with a Canadian tour to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
George Cooper
Alf Greenfield
Rutchell
Scholes
Grand Opera House
Detroit
Canvo
Kidnapping Case Ties Boston Trio To New Hampshire
Mrs. Frank Hunter of Gilford reports her former husband from Boston arrived with an unknown woman and abducted their 5 year old daughter. Sheriff intercepts them as they boarded the evening train for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.aconia
N. H
Frank Hunter
Gilford
Boston
Sheriff Story
Clara L. Bigelow Arrested on Vagrancy Charge in South Shrewsbury
Worcester report says Mrs. Clara L. Bigelow also known as Clara L. Livingstone was arrested for vagrancy in South Shrewsbury but is held for investigation on a charge of poisoning her husband Dana Bigelow of Northboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Clara L. Bigelow
Clara L. Livingstone
South Shrewsbury
Dana Bigelow
Northboro
Morrison Wins Democratic Senate Nomination on First Ballot
In Springfield on February 4, Morrison led the caucus with 67 votes while Harrison had 19 Black 3 and Schofield 1. Morrison’s nomination became unanimous as the bloc prepared for the 103 votes needed to elect in the legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Morrison
Harrison
Black
Schofield
Two Men Die In Shootout Near Albany
Macon Ga February 4 A county officer J B Shivers attempted to arrest T B Booth near Albany when Booth resisted. Pistols were used and both men were killed in the confrontation.
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Macon
Shivers
Worth County
T. B. Boothemight
Albany
Peck
Senate Holds Strong Men in Congress Amid Cabinet Talk
Washington dispatch reports growing belief that Senator Bayard will stay in the Senate and be offered the State Department, while Garland may remain a senator. Cleveland’s opposition to new commercial treaties and treasury-opening bills suggests Bayard’s seat strengthens the administration. John Quincy Adams may become the New England cabinet choice.
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Washington
Senator Garland
Mr. Cleveland
Mr. Bayard
Senate
Garland
Bayard
Cleveland
Treasury
State Department
New England
John Quincy Adams
Senate passes interstate commerce bill 43 to 12
The Senate approved the interstate commerce bill after amendments by Wilson, with final tallies of 43 yeas and 12 nays. Notable senators voting yea included Aldrich, Allison, Cameron, Dawes, Frye, Hoover, Platt, Sherman, Wilson, and others. nay votes featured Bayard, Butler, Coke, Morgan, Pendleton, Vance, and Van Wyck.
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Washington
Senate
Saulsbury
Wilson
Civil Service Commission
Plumb
Yeas
Dawes
Dolph
Edmunds
Frye
Groome
Hampton
Harris
Harrison
Hawley
Hill
Hoar
Ingalls
Jackson
Jonas
Jones
Florida
Nevada
Lamar
Lapham
McMillan
Manderson
Miller
California
New York
Mitchell
Morrill
Pike
Platt
Pugh
Riddleberger
Sawyer
Sewell
Sherman
Slaver
West
Nays
Messrs
Bayard
Butler
Cockrell
Coke
Colquitt
McPherson
Maxey
Morgan
Pendleton
Lauisbury
Vance
van Wyck
Proposals for Trout Streams and Lumber Yards Spark Debate
Washington February 4. In a long session the house considered the river and harbor bill. Critics charged that allocations favored trout streams and a lumber-yard project. Opponents cited Galveston harbor work for Capt Eads and warned against sidelining the engineer department. A proposal to appoint one man over the Mississippi river commission drew sharp rebuke. The committee recessed for the afternoon.
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Washington
House
White
Kentucky
McAdoo
New Jersey
Galveston
Capt. Eads
United States Treasury
Sandy Bay
Mass
Wateree River
J. S. Wise
Virginia
Mississippi River Commission
Engineer Department
Ridiculous House Rules Delay Bills in Test Vote
In the House, new rules to speed passage were tested as lawmakers debated bills for an hour with 10 minute limits. A dozen Randallites objected to each bill, stalling action. a 105-105 vote followed amid filibuster tactics. No quorum was reached and the hour expired with no business accomplished. The push to adjourn failed amid chaos.
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Washington
Randall
Holman
Cobb
McMillan
Cox
Pusey
Thomas
Lowry
Nelson
Herbert
Goff
Hewitt
Cassiday
Rogers
Anderson
Barksdale
Mr. Lamb
Indiana
Henderson
Iowa
Randallites
John Sherman
Ohio
Sherman
South Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tennessee
United States
Gen. Swaim
Secretary of War
Col. Morrow
Bowdoin Square Baptist Church Plans Sunday School
Members met at Mrs. Robert Campbell's home and decided to hold a Sunday school. Chapel hall at Tremont temple was secured for the next Sunday. About 170 people attended services, mainly adults, and a committee was formed to organize the Sunday school. Over $200 was raised to cover the Tremont Yeople reception expenses with Rev Dickerson expected to preside and other former pastors in attendance.
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Bowdoin Square
Robert Campbell
Ashburton Place
Tremont Temple
Storey
Tremont Yeople
Mr. Dickerson
Bowdoin-square Church
O. T. Walker
Dr. Murdock
Anxious Reports From Africa and Congo Disputes
Telegraphed details from Suakim recount a Handoub reconnaissance where Arabs ambushed a returning hussar and Egyptian party, with three Egyptians and eight hussars killed. Col Freemantle condemns a native village burn as an overreach. Reports note Italian land grabs near Tripoli Bengazi and Congo neutrality debates.
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Londoon
Freemantle
Suakim
War Office
Hussars
Handoub
Khor
Flandoub
London
North Africa
Tripoli
Bengazi
Italy
Africa
Congo
Breturm
Bismarck
International African Association
Earl Granville
Manchester Chamber of Commerce
Portugal
Lisbon
Paris
Leopold
Berlin
Edinburgh
Goschen
M. P
Roseverry Club
Europe
England
Egypt
Prince Bismarck
Lieut Honey to Lead Alaska Waters Explorations
Navy authorizes Lieut George M Honey to extend explorations of Alaska rivers including the Putnam river. He will oversee a steam launch at Mare Island, depart from San Francisco, with Ensign Parcell and others, for a year long voyage starting after departure from Washington.
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Honey
Newwest
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
George M. Honey
Alaska
Putnamiver
Corwin
Daving
Rodgers
Lieut
San Francisco
Translation of Workingmen Address From Anzeiger
New Haven report notes Morning News will print a German socialist address. The extract urges workers to lay down tools, take to guns, destroy oppressors, tear down barriers, band together, arm yourselves and join the fight for freedom and true manhood.
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New Haven
Conn
Morning News
Anzeiger
Politariai
Polo League Games Result In Trio Of Wins
Marlboro defeats Leominster 3 0 at Fairmount rink Marlboro beats Leominster 3 0 in a south New England league polo match Middleboro wins 3 2 over Providence in another polo clash Globes of Haverhill defeat Maidens 3 2 in polo night action
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Marlboro
Mass
Fairmount
Leominster
Middleboro
New England
Providence
Haverhill
The
Globes of Haverhill
National Stove Show In Chicago This Week
A mixed set of items from a national wire service: the National Stove Manufacturers convention heads to Chicago this week. various political, social, and legal notes from Canada, Oregon, North Carolina, and Panama. Notable mentions include a 27 to 12 vote allowing marriage to a deceased wife’s sister, Nesmith’s mental state, Chinese immigration opposition, a 74 year old widow’s marriage to her 19 year old coachman, and unrest tied to revolutions on the Isthmus of Panama.
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National Stove Manufacturers’ Convention
Chicago
Toronto
United States
James W. Nesmith
Oregon
British Columbia
Dominion
St. Rochs
Can
St. Roch’s
Cleveland
Montreal
House of Representatives
North Carolina
Rockford
Ill
Waterman
Shinkle
J. W. Croft
Rochelle
Milwaukee
S. S. Merrill
Milwaukee and St. Peau Railroad
Dallas
Tex
Panama
Vermont Market Strength with Few Sales and Regional Updates
Vermont horse market remains strong with few sales reported. A Biddeford Maine foundry resumes work while three Norwich Falls Connecticut residents poisoned by dogwood fuel. Derby and Seymour Democrats plan March 4 parade and speeches. Rutland Vermont lawyers discuss forming a barristers hall with a law library. Eagle mill Taunton insurance loss settled at 8508 with repairs underway for a two week restart. Etna Nat company Southington Connecticut to resume next week. workers face eight weeks out and a 10 percent pay cut.
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Biddeford
Norwich Falls
Conn
Derby
Seymour
Rutland
Eagle Mill
Taunton
Etna Nat Company
Southington
Senate Debates Silver Dollar and Trade Dollar Policy
In Washington the senate discussed the Texas Pacific land forfeiture bill and a House bill on retirement and recoinage of the trade dollar with silver dollar suspension. Senator Morrill urged restraint, noting trade dollars harmed by speculators, while warning against a single standard and advocating joint gold and silver use. Other senators urged redemption of trade dollars and warned of stock gambling and broader financial dangers.
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Washington
Senate
Texas Pacific Railroad
Morrill
House
Ingalls
United States
Latin Union
Treasury Department
McPherson
Treasury
Beck
Finance Committee
Blair
Seventh Annual Ball of the Association Facts and Fancies
About 300 coachmen of the Coachmen’s Benevolent Association attended Mechanics’ Hall for their seventh annual ball in somber evening dress. Higgins and band provided music as 16 couples led the grand march attended by Mayor O’Brien Alderman Whitten and Sheriff O’Brien. The benevolent society has grown from 56 to 300 members since its founding seven years ago and has paid out $11,000 in sick and death benefits, with $7,000 in its reserve. Dennis Meagher presided, M. P. Crowley chaired arrangements, and Patrick Laneman oversaw the floor. dance cards were kept as souvenirs.
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Coachmen’s Benevolent Association
Mechanics’ Hall
Higgins
Mayor O’brien
Whitten
O’ Brien
Dennis Meagher
M. P. Crowley
Patrick Lane
Young Men's Christian Union Announces Literary Course
The 18 Boylston street union invites members and friends to a Tuesday evening series in Norcross hall with speakers Rev Revuen Thomas on Cromwell, Rev Reven Thomas on Burns, Rev Wm Alger on poetry, Col Homer Sprague on Milton, Rev Alger on poetry tests, Sprague on Shakespeare, Rev H Bernard Carpenter on sorrow poetry, and Carpenter on Shelley. Tickets will be issued next Saturday at the curator’s desk.
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Young Men’s Christian Union
Boylston Street
Union
Lacy
Norcross Hall
Revuen Thomas
Oliver Cromwell
Reven Thomas
Robert Burns
Wm. R. Alger
Homer
Sprague
John Milton
Wim. R. Alger
Homer B. Sprague
Shakespeare
H. Bernard Carpenter
Shelley
President-elect Cleveland Arrives at Grand Central Depot
President-elect Cleveland and Col Lamont arrived at Grand Central depot at 10 40 tonight. Inspector Byrnes greeted him first and they exchanged cordial handshakes. Law partner Sicard also greeted him before they were driven to the Hotel Victoria. Ex Mayor Cooper and Col Tracey were at the hotel, but Cleveland spoke to no one and retired to his rooms soon after arrival.
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Cleveland
Col. Lamont
Grand Central Depot
Inspector Byrnes
Mr. Sicard
Hotel Victoria
Cooper
Col. Tracey
Polo Tournament Draws Five Teams at Grand Army Coliseum
A polo tournament for shoe and leather representatives opens February 11 at Grand Army Coliseum. Five teams compete for gold and silver medals as top prize, using patent goals. Schedule runs Feb 11 to Apr 15 with Davis Shoe, Varney, Howard, Bennett & Barnard, and John Shaw 2d among entrants. An earlier Lynn labor meeting condemned Mayor Baldwin’s police appointments. Peter McGeough chairs the adjourned session planning hall recruitment. John Shaw 2d is ill?
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Grand Army Coliseum
Davis Shoe Company
C. W. Varney
C. M. Howard
Bennett & Barnard
John Shaw
Davis Shoe Manufacturing Company
John Shaw 2d
J. G. Forman
Market
Essex Streets
C.S. Porter
Boston
Public Library Funding And Washington Street Car Plan
Corporation Counsel Nettleton notes plans for public library funding from library appropriation. Railroads committee meets with horse railway heads to curb Washington Tremont car blockades. A 25 car per hour reduction plan to start Feb 15, with further cuts if ineffective after 30 days. Police will restrict safe deliveries to 6 PM to 6 AM and end carriage licenses on crowded streets after June 30. Inspector McCausland returns to duty after razor assault incident.
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Corporation
Nettleton
Committee On Railroads
Washington Street
Horse Railroads
Washington and
Tremont Streets
Powers
Studley
Middlesex Railroad
Coolidge
South Boston Railroad
Merrill
Highland Road
Jenks
E. Q. Shepard
Metropolitan Company
Corhill
Essex Street
Tremont Street
Scollay Square
Hollis Street
McCausland
Hospital leaders elected at Massachusetts General meeting
At the Massachusetts General Hospital Corporation meeting held Wednesday, officers were elected: President Henry B. Rogers, Vice President Amos A. Lawrence, Treasurer Franklin Haven Jr, Secretary Thomas B. Hall. Trustees named include E Francis Bowditch, Edmund Dwight, Samuel Eliot, William Endicott Jr, George S. Hale, Charles J. Morrill, Nathan Thayer, Roger Walcott, with four more to be appointed by the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts General Hospital Corporation
Henry B. Rogers
Amos A. Lawrence
Franklin Haven, Jr
Thomas B. Hall
E. Francis Bowditch
Edmund Dwight
Samuel Eliot
William Endicott, Jr
George S. Hale
Charles J. Morrill
Nathan Thayer
Roger Walcott
No safe stimulant declaration found in source
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Remembering Matthew Harvey and New Hampshire’s Press Pioneers
Concorps New Hampshire report honors Matthew Harvey of Newport as a 55 year veteran printer editor and publisher. It traces his career with Henry G. Carleton and the Argus and Spectator, noting connections to prominent NH figures and public service careers of former colleagues. It also surveys NH politics including discussions of patronage, the Boston port and federal appointments, current senate and speakership contests, church affairs, and state notes on weather, longevity marriages, and state institutions.
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Boston Post
Concorps
N. H
Matthew Harvey
Newport
New Hampshire
Henry G. Carleton
Harvey
The
Argus and Spectator
Mess
Cyrus Barton
Spectator
Claremont
Isaac Hill
New Hampshire Patriot
State Senate
Executive Council
B. B. French
Barton
Brown
Washington
National House of Representatives
Massachusetts
New England Farmer
Edmund Burke
Mr. Brown
Argus
Congress
Polk
Washington Union
H. E. Baldwin
Wm. English
Burke
Messrs
Carleton and
Register of Probate
Marcus Morton
Boston
New England
New Democratic
Collins
Abbott
Gaston
Pierce
Caleb Cushing
Charles H. Peaskee
Boston Custom House
E. H. Rollins
Rollins
Strafford County
Republican
Edgerly
Great
Gratton County
Aldrich
Littleton
Streeter
Ray
South Congregational Church
Friends of
Hubbard
Geo. E. Jenks
Concord Monitor
H.w. Parker
Boston Naval Office
Parker
Barnard Defeats Lite in Marshall’s Billiard Match
Barnard beat Lite 150 to 132 in a Marshall’s billiard tournament Wednesday afternoon. Top runs were Barnard 10 and Lite 5, winner’s average 155 to 95, game time 1 hour 26 minutes. Tomorrow’s schedule shows Lamb vs Rene in the afternoon and Lamb vs Little in the evening.
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Marshall’s
Barnard
Lite
Little
Lamb
Rene
Wealth of Queen Victoria Revealed in Public Scrutiny
The English-American outlines royal income from civil list allowances of 350000 pounds and 10000 for servants, plus duchy of Lancaster receipts. It details economizing savings, vast private estates, and a vast, lucrative royal staff with numerous sinecures, arguing taxpayers bear heavy costs while much wealth remains private.
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Duchy of Lancaster
Prince Albert
Lord Brougham
House of Commons
Prince Consort
England
Royal Household
Hazard
Earl Sydney
Earl of Breadalbane
J.C. Cowell
Duke of
St. Albans
Walter Bross Relays Love in Waterbury Town Tale
Nellie G Fenn heiress to a rich grocery fortune in Waterbury marries Walter F Bloss after prayer, then widowed. Bloss dies, Tisdale the barber rises in the Fenn store, Fenn dies, Tisdale weds Mrs Bloss, shocking city due to prominence of the families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Nellie G. Fenn
Sherman Fenn
Walter F. Bloss
Tisdale
Fenn
Train Blown From Track in ColoradoStorm Injures Passengers
A severe wind storm blows a Colorado Central railcar off the track near Georgetown. Of 20 passengers aboard 18 are injured, with serious cases including back and head injuries, internal damage, and broken ribs. Injured taken to Georgetown for care as town reports extensive storm damage.
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Denver
Tribune-Republican
Georgetown
Colorado Central Railroad
C. L.tarey
S. A. Eldred
J. L. Brown
Marion Dooley
Patrick Holland
M. Holland
H. A. Spurance
al. Creighton
E.johnason
Frank Cronkrite
Jamaica minister bans roller skating angering youth
New York February 4. The Rev John Parker of the Jamaica Methodist church has issued an edict against roller skating and vows to expel any member who visits a rink. Younger church members denounce the move and threaten to leave if it continues. The dispute has stirred much local excitement.
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New York
John Parker
Methodist Church
Jamaica, L.1
Two men quarrel ends in knife fight in Bripcerorr
John Simpson and George Merrow, both middle aged, quarreled over personal and religious matters last evening in Bripcerorr. The fight left Simpson with cuts to the face and head while Merrow was stabbed between the ribs and confined to bed. Merrow is under arrest and others are expected to recover.
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Bripcerorr
John Simpson
George Merrow
Simpson
Merrow
Oth
Engrossment of the Cummings Bill on Liquor Sale Reform
In the senate on Wednesday petitions were presented from multiple lawmakers including Messrs Joyner Thayer and Thomas for varied measures. Items featured cover road extensions town aid water rights and public works while orders were adopted to study taxes shade trees liquor law warrants and related public interests.
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Cummings
Multiple Petitions for Legislation Presented to Massachusetts Legislature
A long list of petitions includes proposals from Shepard Norwell for relief from commercial agency reports, Marlboro license law limits, Dedham South parish protection, Waltham Hospital incorporation, Newburyport taxation cap, Jamaica Pond aqueduct franchise without voter ratification, Belmont savings bank, standard fire hose coupling, repeal of civil service act, Fitchburg charter amendment, Rehoboth Antiquarian Society incorporation, Waltham public park land, Isadora Lincoln state aid, medical practice quality and freedom, Monson pauper support reimbursement, Agawam cemetery board, prohibiting liquor, Brockton municipal court, redistricting Plymouth district courts, savings bank bond investments, Plymouth County house of correction funds, Swift's Narrows bridge, Lee River bridge costs borne by benefiting towns, Plymouth jail expansion, railroad track extension to Lynn, Quincy-Milton boundary relocation, and Plymouth county correction house funding, among many others with various city and town interests.
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Senate
Joyner
Poughkeepsie, Hartford and Boston Railroad Corporation
Thayer
Florida
George W. Bliss
L. J. Richardson
Thomas
George W. Wiggin
Jabez Talbot
John Q. A. Field
Mr. Root
James Downey
Brookfield
North Brookfield
West Brookfield
George B. Perry
Otters
Greylock Park Association
Marden
Horace Bla
Mr. Gunn
Noah Rankin
Long Pond
H. Winn
Orange Water Works
Tappan
Manchester
Joe V. Meigs
Jefferson
Worcester
Board of Public Works
Burt
Charles H. Coffin
Commonwealth
Suffolk
Middlesex County
Danvers Lunatic Hospital
Mr. Wells
D. W. Holden
State Board of Water Commissioners
McGahey
George Faulkner
Charles River
Naphen
Mary Foley
Morrill
Essex County Commissions
Emerson
Massachusetts Public Health Association
Cogswell
William Cogswell
Bradford
Haverhill
Mr. Scott
Augustus E. Scott
Gov
William Eustis
Lexington
Trull
Committee On Taxation
Mr. Thomas
Committee On Towns
Scott
Mr. Joyner
Committee On the Judiciary
Root
Committee On Banks
Committee On Banks and Banking
Norris
Committee On Military Affairs
Committee On Insurance
Howland
Kendricken
Committee On
Pttic
Committee On Agriculture
Agricultural College
Sanderson
Frye
Committee On Election Laws
Committee On Elections
Mr. Emerson
Committee On Public Health
Supreme Judicial
Andrew
State ‘Board of Health
Walker
Gettys
Shepard, Norwell
S. B. Pratt
Marlboro
Francis Tinker
Dedham
Peter Turbell
First District Court of
Northern Middlesex
F. M. Stone
Waltham Hospital
T. C. Simpson
Newburyport
R. M.morse
Boston
Jamaica Pond Aqueduct Company
Josiah S. Kendall
Belmont
W. H. Turner
Edward Hamilton
Fitchburg
Geo. H. Tilton
The
Rehoboth Antiquarian Society
Erskine Marden
Waltham
Isadora Lincoln
J. FE. Haywood
Monson
George Burbank
Agawam
Ellen M
Richards
Charles W. Sumner
Brockton
Plymouth County
Edward Glines
Somerville
Geo. F. Emery
J. M. Day
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Plymouth
Boston, Winthrop and Shore Railroad Company
Lynn
W.J. B. Evans
Quincy
Milton
House of Correction
Albert H. Fuller
Swift’s Narrows
Wareham
E. M. Thurston
Lee’s River
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Swansea
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Matthew Dolan
L. Evans
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E. B. Welch
W. H. Little
Old Ladies’ Home
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John W. Cummings
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William HE. Baker
Krine Park Development Company
Timothy Atkins
P. L. Buell
John S. Baker
Beverly
Wenham Pond
Whately
Patrick Daley
Samuel K. Porter
F. A. Warner
H. J. Crosby & Co
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Chatham
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William F. Farnum
Lawrence
George A. Crossman
Swampscott
Charles Cowley
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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!