A Century Yesterday Commemorates Massachusetts Ratification
The New England Historic Genealogical Society marks the 100th anniversary of Massachusetts ratifying the Federal Constitution. Abner Goodell Jr. presents the commemorative address at No. 18 Somerset Street, Boston, recounting the constitutional shift and the colony’s pivotal role amid debates over slavery and national sovereignty.
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New England Historic Genealogical Society
Somerset Street
Massachusetts
Abner ©. Goodell, Jr
William Endicott, Jr
Thomas C. Amory
Goodell
Massachusetts Bay
New England
London Corporation
Boston
William Phips
Charles
New Plymouth
Salem
Thomas Gage
Continental Congress
Commonwealth
Philadelphia
North America
Great Britain
England
Lords of Trade
New York
Canada
France
Eople
Congress
United States
Europe
Bowdoin
Pelatiah Webster
Colonies
Webster
Madison
Westward bound on grand Raymond Whitcomb party train
A large Raymond and Whitcomb party departs Fitchburg station at 4 PM aboard a special train to California via New Orleans. The seven sleeping cars two baggage cars and a dining car form the core. two additional sleepers and a dining car from New York join at Rotterdam Junction. Carroll Hutchins and Luther L. Holden command sections with Raymond and Whitcomb and Pullman staff. The group plans five days in New Orleans for Mardi Gras. The New England contingent lists numerous names including Mrs. S. G. Badger Wellesley and Mr. Henry J. Beebe Jr. Springfield among many others.
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Raymond & Whitcomb
Fitchburg
California
New Orleans
New York
Rotterdam Junction
Springfield
George B. Billings
Boston
George A. Bingham
Littleton
N. H
N. Y
Francis Buttrick
Waltham
Edw. Carrington
Providence
Annie Coates
Janes Coates
Horace W. Crafts
E. EK
French
EK. E. French
Barre
Annie
Gahm
Joseph Gahm
Joseph Gahim
Charlestown
Lizzie M. Gilkey
Susan B. Gilkey
Portland
M. F. Gould
Gamaliel Hodges
Salem
J. 13. Holm
William &. Holm
J. D. Hosmer
George S. Hunt
George 8
Lexington
Lyman Locke
South Boston
B&b. F. Lincoln
Lyndon
J. LT. Meader
Jr. T. Meader
James Means
May £&. Neal
Laconia
J. H. Norcross
H. R. Page
Medford
Paine
Roxbury
J. W. Parker
Belfast
J. M. Pendleton
Westerly
Hattie Pierpont
John L. Pierpont
Waterbury
Clarence C. Poor
Tenah Porter
North Brookfield
M. KE. Rice
M. E. Rice
Chelsea
Samuel Root
H. G. Russell
G. A. Sammet
Lewis C. Smith
S. 2. Smith
Isaac Stebbins
A. Sulloway
A. D. Torrey
E. Vaughn
Maiden
Ida KE. Waite
William H. Waite
Prominence
John M. Way
Webber
Holyoke
Perring
White
Misa
The New Professor at Andover
The Andover Visitors confirmed Rev. W. H. Ryder of Ann Arbor Michigan as professor of New Testament Greek by unanimous vote. Ryder graduated at Oberlin and taught Greek there six years and earlier at Andover in 1869.
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Andover
W. H. Ryder
Ann Arbor
Mich
Ryder
Oberlin
Hasty Pudding Society Meeting and University Club Debt Update
The Hasty Pudding Society met in its club rooms last night and members from ’89 will soon be elected. Mr John Orne read a paper on Arab Art in Egypt at the scientific seminary. The first winter meeting of the H A A is set for March 10. The University Boat Club debt has been reduced by $1000 through subscriptions.
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Robert Charles Winthrop
Bowdoin
Mr. Winthrop
Webster
Congress
Philadelphia
United States
Washington
Hamilton
New York
Nisaa
Euryalus
Franklin
Pennsylvania
Madison
Virginia
Roger Sherman
Connecticut
Rufus King
Nathaniel Gorham
Massachusetts
Britain
Shays
Maine
Old Bay
Boston
State Senate
Samuel Adams
House
James Warren
John Hancock
Georgia
Mt. Vernon
State House
State Street
Whitmore
Old State House
Moore
Seattle Street
Scotch Presbyterians
Iere
Commonwealth
Knox
Vernon
New Hampshire
Maryland
South Carolina
Rhode Island
Egping
Egping Poneng
Sion
Senate
Faneuil Hall
Johnson
Assembly
Society of Friends
Boston Common
Deborah Moody
Swampscott
Roger Williams
Providence
Narragansett Bay
Isaac Backus
Middleboro
Samuel Stillman
First Baptist Church
General Knox
Benjamin Lincoln
Cambridge
Prescott
Bunker Hill
Richard Gridley
Timothy Vickering
Baron Steuben
Pickering
Cincinnatus Lke
Luzerne
John Adams
London
Thomas Cushing
Hancock
Northampton
Joseph Hawley
Cooper
James Bowdoin
Adama
Cushing
Hawley
Otis
Samue
Rsc
Victor Frankenstein
St. Petersburg
Constantinople
Law of Nations
Hasty Pudding Society
John Orne
Egypt
University Boat Club
Hearing Deferred in Smyth Appeal Over Andover Seminary
A Supreme Court hearing on reducing the record in Professor Smyth’s appeal from the Andover Seminary board was postponed due to Professor Blanchard’s absence from Connecticut. The session is reset for Wednesday February 15 at 9 30.
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Allen
Supreme Court
Smyth
Board of Visitors
Andover Seminary
Blanchard
Connecticut
Investment list of bonds and shares with trustee orders
A dated financial rundown lists numerous shares and bonds under trustee orders on February 8, 1888. Holdings include National Bank of the Commonwealth and Dedham National Bank in Dedham Massachusetts, Ware National, Vemigewasset National in Plymouth New Hampshire, and other securities such as Portland Portsmouth Railroad and Union Pacific bonds with varied maturities. Additional items include City of Augusta Maine, New England Mortgage, and Atlantic Nail Bank entries among the scattered portfolio.
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National Bank of the Commonwealth
de Dedham Natl. Bank
Dedham
Mass
de Reece Button Hole Mach. Co
de Vemigewasset Natl. Bank
Plymouth
N. H
Ware Nati
Ware
Hamilton Woollen Co
Old Colony Rd
Portland
Portsmouth RR. Co
River Rd
McKay
Manuf
Fire and Marine Ins. Co
Boston & Maine
Eng. Mort. Sec. Co
City of Augusta
M. L
Union Pac
Louis
Evans
St. Louis
Georgetown
Portsmouth
Lowell Mfg
National Bank of Republic
National Tube Works Co
Manchester — —S
First Ward Nat’! Bank
Amoskeag Mfg
Lyman Mills
Pacific Mills
Aes Mfg
Cocheco Mfg
West End St. By. Co
Burton Stock Car Co
Boston Marine Insurance Co
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain
Boston & Lowell
Naunikeag St. Ry. Co
Roott Cotton Mills
N. E. Mtg. Sec. Co
Boylston Mutual Ins. Co
Mercantile Fire and Marine Ins. Co
Springfield
W. L
Pemigewasset Nail
Bank
Boston & Liverpool Refrigerator Co
Chelsea
Portland Water Co
Ogsensians & Lake Champlain RR
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester RR
First Ward Nail
Great Falls & Conway RR
Fastern
H. H
Fire and Marine Ins
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The
Adams
William Cushing
Superior Court
Supreme Judicial Court of
Federal Sureme Bench
Heath
Lincoln
Brooks
Sayog
Supreme Judicial Court
Thomas Dawes
South
Bill Whitney
Lord Mansfield
Somerset
John Newton
Northwest
North
Raymond
Benson
ST. Croix
Jamaica
M. Doherty & CO
Kneeland Street
Endicott Street
K. F. Doherty
Ki. Doherty
Chichester
Chichester Chemigal
Madison Sq.phila
GEO. C. Goodwin & CO
Eianover
Hichester
Pues
Oki
C. C. Farwell & Co
Danvers
C. H. Gould
Warren Shaw
Peabody
James Shields & Co
Toronto
Ont
Shawmut Savings Bank
Sandwich
New York Times
RE. E. Norton
Bank of Louisiana
Harvard
Andover Business
R. L. Day & Company
State St
Merchants’ Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Falls Mfg. Co
Do Atlantic Nail Bank
Shaw
Asso
Union Metallic Fast
Grand Avenue Ry. Co
Kansas City
Westbrook Mfg. Co
Western
St. Fe
UN. Pac. Ry
Sand
Cleveland
New
Eng. Mort. Sec, Co
Garrett Walsh
Massachusetts General Hospital
Suffolk
Second Street
Warren Association
Alpheus Stetson
Charles C. Conley
Richards & CO
John C. Wilmerding
Wilmeerding, Hoguet & CO
White St
Townsend & Montant
Edeouard Street
Washington St
Main St
Cambridgeport
Tremont Street
Rogers
B. W
Northampton Street
Columbuas Avenue
Horatio Harris & Coo., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
Florida
Macon
Valencia Oranges
Kansas
Cephalonia
Mar
Tella
Valencia
Bessarabia
Messina
Palermo Lemona
Fiske’s Wharf
Francis Henshaw & CO
Merchants’ Exchange Mounding
First Fievor
Loom Il
Isbare Amoskeag Mfg
Lawrence Mfg
Lowell Machine Shop
Essex Co
Martha’s Vineyard RR. Co
Albert Howe & Co
Market Street
Brighton
Warren Agenus