Spinners Accept 10 Percent Rise in Wage Dispute
Fall River spinners vote to accept a 10 percent wage advance for now, despite unrest over a prior 12 percent shortfall. Secretaries and mill owners praise patience as disputes linger between spinners and weavers, with possible further talks and a strike risk if demands are not met.
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Fall River
Howard
Uiian
Fuem Gil Wieng
Bainedaie
Gutford
Knights of Labor
King Pillip
Chase
Strikers Step Up Activity Across Coke Regions
In Pittsburg and Mount Pleasant investigators report strikers holding meetings across the coke regions and planning a mass march to Scott Aedale tomorrow. They warn workers with death penalties for resuming work and earlier attacked stock coke loaders at Boyle's Bridgeport works. A night before, armed bands blocked Bogie works to deter returns, while miners keep operators under tight watch through constant communication with Pittsburg allies.
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Pittsburg
Mount Pleasant
Penn
Scottaedale Totorrow
Boyle
Bridgeport Works
Cigar Makers Seek Settlement After Union Meeting
In New York on February 7 Progressive Union No. 1 held a meeting with all striking cigar makers to study the union committee report on Friday's conference with manufacturers. The manufacturers proposed a wage scale based on shop averages and set committees to meet them, with a return to work likely after the committee reports.
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New York
Progressive Union No. 1
Progressive Union
Washington's Birthday Labor Procession Planned in Boston
Arrangements are under way by the Engits of Labor and other workingmen’s groups to hold a Washington's Birthday procession with large crowds expected from across the state. Local assemblies report new candidates, entertainments, and support for eight hour law enforcement. unions report reorganizations and boycotts in several cities amid ongoing strikes and labor actions.
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Engits of Labor
Washington
Wells’ Memorial Hall
North Dighton
Polygamy Conviction Upheld in Utah Case Details
The Utah Territory Supreme Court sustains Apostle Lorenzo Snow's unlawful cohabitation conviction. Snow married multiple women including a Nauvoo ceremony with a three month old child. Brigham Young Sampson is also convicted of conspiring to operate disreputable houses. Deputy marshals raid Cannon residences and a $500 reward is offered for George Q. Cannon's capture.
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George Q. Cannon
United States Dstrict
Dickson
Cannon
Territorial Supreme Court
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Snow
Nauvoo
Minnie
Brigham Young Sampson
Additional Appointments Under the New Administration
London reports new government appointments including Edward Heneage and John Naish in key posts. The under home secretary choice Henry Broadhurst prompts debate as the first working man elevated to the ministry. Irish Nationalist Redmond urges calm to support the new government amid evictions.
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Duchy of Lancaster
Edward Heneage
Ireland
John Naish
Samuel Walker
the MacDermott
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James Bryce
George Osborne Morgan
India
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Devonshire
National Liberal
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Duchess of Westminster
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Todey
Burglars Loot German General’s Residence and Radziwill Home
Burglars broke into General Arbedyil adjutant-general’s official residence and later the Radziwill home, stealing a large sum of money and decorations, after the general kept late hours. Mme Albedyn’s alarm barely slowed the robbery before escape.伦
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Boston Traveller Arrested for Abducting French Canadian Girl
Special to the Post from Montreal reports W H Hamilton a Boston traveller was arrested on a charge of abducting Remillard a local French Canadian girl. The pair traveled to Ottawa and back posing as husband and wife with a missing marriage certificate. The mother who owns a sailors boarding house says the girl was taken against her will and Hamilton claims they wed.
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W. H. Hamilton
Boston
Remillard
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Ottawa
St. Lawrence Hall
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Chicago
Fie
Dynamite Used to Break Ice Threat in St Louis Harbor
Officials in St Louis break up ice along the riverbank with dynamite to create a channel for steamers and other craft. The move aims to prevent damage to ships and harbor property if a sudden rise in temperature and rain causes an ice jam. The ice ranged from one to over three feet thick, and removal efforts seek to limit potential losses.
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Missouri River
Inventor Rufus Dixon Ends Life in New York
Rufus E. Dixon, a middle aged inventor, died by gas asphyxiation in his West Twenty third street room after locking the door crevices. He had been in arrears on rent for weeks and left letters and pawn tickets suggesting despair over his inventions. Coroner's inquest pending.
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Rufus E. Dixon
West Twenty-third Street
Boston
James D. Brewer Dies at 66 in Springfield
James D. Brewer a founder of the Springfield Gas Company a long time hardware merchant and church warden died aged 66 after a paralytic stroke. He leaves a son Brewer of Hartford and a daughter married to Dr Luke Corcoran of Springfield. He led the gas company until this month.
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James D. Brewer
Springfield Gas Company
Christ Episcopal Church
Death of Edward R. Coleman rail executive at 37
Edward R. Coleman president of the Southern Railway Company of St. Louis died early this morning at the New York Hotel. He was a Louisville native aged 37. The remains will be taken to Louisville for interment.
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Edward R. Coleman
Southern Railway Company
St. Louis
New York Hotel
Polish residents urged to attend Sunday socialist meeting
Curiaco reports that last week socialistic groups sent circulars and newspaper invitations urging Polish residents to join a Sunday meeting of 50 socialists to denounce Bismarck.
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Curiaco
Bismarck
Centre Hears Claim Next Attorney General Likely Pillsbury
The piece notes Albert E. Pillsbury, Senate president, is favored to become attorney general as Sherman’s health wanes. It cites a Senate bill for a new legislative assistant and questions the timing, noting Pillsbury’s potential appointment and the bill’s provisions.
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Sherman
Harvey N. Shepard
Pillsbury
General Court
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Multiple Fires Betow Smith Paper Company Property
Several arson fires were set in Springfield and nearby cities on February 7. A car near the Smith Paper Company depot burned with stock valued around 3000 dollars, followed by a bale of rags on the depot platform. A barn on Railroad Street burned with hay and horses nearby, the loss 6000 dollars for the building and 1000 for contents, likely the work of an incendiary.
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Mass
Lee
Smith Paper Company
Railroad Street
Perry & Tillotson
Lenox Furnace
Grand Haven
Mich
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Azor B. Lewis
Austin
Tex
Newman & Co
Fall Hiver
Fall River
Smass
Edward Geadron
Bessett Street
Malden
Moses 53
Page
Boston
Salem Place
James D. Andon
Fire Board Shakeup Rumors Signal Commissioner Changes
Rumors swirl as Sew board eyed for May term endings and possible posts. Fire Commissioner Lovegley to be dropped, Fitzgerald discussed as postmaster candidate, ex-Commissioner White seeks return with salary concessions, while Green may not regain chief engineer duties.
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Martin
Green
Longley
Raword
Howard Atheneum
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Unlicensed saloon raid alarms Brockton officials
In Brockton Massachusetts at 1 30 this morning Assistant Marshal Bennett and Officers Cole Joy Appleton and Batchelder raided an unlicensed saloon on Main street in Kingmanns block second story. The door was barred and officers entered to find ten or more occupants and a sideboard bar with a small amount of liquor. Proprietor Eugene Maguire had been refused a license last spring due to his location within 400 feet of a schoolhouse. No arrests were made.
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Marshal Bennett
Cole
Joy
Appleton
Batchelder
Kingmann’s Block
Main Street
Eugene Maguire
Dawson
Cantain
Peare
Morrow
Kingsley
William H. Kivian
Morton Street
Seme
John Dwyer
Merrimac
Pierce
Coleman
Butters
Quinby
Michael Neil
Isapher W. Langley
Howard Street
Patrelimen Dillon and
Seavey
Jemes Ferris
Broadway
Dempsey
Tapis
Fogarty
le Blanche
Soldiers Depart for Fort Concha Amid Border Tension
Fort Worth Texas February 7 A company of fifty United States soldiers arrived from Columbus barracks en route to Fort Concha Texas. Recruiting officers were said to have orders to enlist all available men at once amid reported border tensions with Mexico.
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Fort Worth
Tex
United States
Fort Concha
Columbus
Mexico
Pioneer Houston leader Abraham Grochbeck dies at 71
Abraham Grochbeck, longtime Houston resident and early Houston and Texas Central railroad promoter, died yesterday afternoon at age 71. He served as vice-president of the railroad at one time and helped shape the region’s early transportation.
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Houston
Tex
Abraham Grochbeck
Houston and Texas Central Railroad
Death of Professor Charles D. Morris at Johns Hopkins
Professor Charles D. Morris longtime Greek and Latin lecturer at Johns Hopkins University died in Baltimore at age after a career at the University of the City of New York. He was born in England and an Oxford graduate.
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Charles D. Morris
University of the City of New York
Johns Hopkins University
England
University of Oxford
Worcester
Mass
Peter C. Bacon
Dudley
Chinese Expulsion Sparks Seattle Labor Action
In Seattle on February 7 the Knights of Labor lead a campaign to drive Chinese workers from the city. About 100 Chinese men are forced onto the steamer Queen of the Pacific to San Francisco, with $10 fares paid. authorities seek troops from Vancouver and Washington to prevent violence as tensions rise tonight.
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Ore
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W. T
Knights of Labor
San Francisco
Puget Sound
Hoss
Vancouver Barracks
General Giblen
Department of Columbia
Giblen
War Department
Washington
Vancouver
Seatile
Justice Green
Washington Territory
Garland
Suburban Transport Debate Highlights Chicago Boston Contrast
Lawndale Improvement Club's C L Bonney surveys suburban rail service noting Boston lines offer frequent trains low fares and strong depots while Chicago railroads limit service to growth areas. He singles out Illinois Central as the only Chicago line meeting Boston standards.
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Lawndale Improvement Club
Lawndale
Chicago
Poston
Boston
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Boston Roads
Chicree
Ilinois Central
Plenary Council Sends Congratulatory Note to American Church
Baltimore February 7 Archb Gibbons reports a circular from Australasia bishops praising the U S church for its faith amid anti Catholic prejudice in education and literature They plan three new metropolitan sees six suffragan sees four additional bishops and a national seminary to foster native vocations.
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Gibbons
Australasia
United States
Carroll
Holy See
Church of America
John Bede Paulding
Singular Sickness of a Chelsea Mother and Daughter
In Chelsea two tenants found Mrs. Ludwig and her ten year old daughter unconscious in their tenement at 59 Marginal Street. A strange odor filled the room. Dr. Putnam treated them. the daughter recovered, the mother remained unconscious with recovery believed possible. The case is uncertain whether due to coal gas asphyxia, attempted suicide, or accidental poisoning after eating mutton bought for ten cents.
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Marginal Street
Chelsea
Mrs. Ludwig
Luiwig
Wrecks Bring Seamen to New Orleans Ports
The E. B. Ward Jr. arrives with four seamen from the Progress wreck near Ruatan. The Wanderer brings the second mate and nine seamen from the Antonio wreck off Puerto Cortez. The Antonio was loading mahogany and cedar when a storm drove her ashore, total loss.
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E. B. Ward, Jr
Puerto Cortez
Progress
Ruatan
Wanderer
Belezi
Antonio
Cattle Losses Mount After Severe Panhandle Storm
Reports from upper Panhandle counties say cattle losses due to the recent storm are very heavy. Along the southern Canadian River region and Carrollton Roberts and Hemphill counties, losses exceed prior winters with indications the Panhandle total may approach two hundred thousand head.
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Vex
Pan-Handle
Canadian River
Cargton
Roberts
Hemphill
Pan-Hardle
Reorganization In Texas and St. Louis Narrow Gauge
The Texas and St. Louis Narrow Gauge Railway is reorganized as the St. Louis Arkansas and Texas Railroad Company. The line stays under the present receiver until the Arkansas and Missouri division of the Texas and St. Louis is sold.
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Waco, Tex
Texas and
Harbor Traffic Reports From Highland Light
Steamers H F Dimock from New York to Boston and Berkshire from Baltimore passed in while Saxon bound for Philadelphia passed out by Cape Cod. Custer Gallatin from Vineyard Haven to Portsmouth also reported. Weather calm.
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H. F. Dimock
New York
Boston
Berkshire
Baltimore
Saxon
Philadelphia
Cape Cod
Gallatin
Vineyard Haven
Portsmouth
Irish National League Meeting Held in Fall River
The Irish National League gathering at the Academy of Music Wright in Fall River drew a large crowd. Hon. John W. Cummings presided with remarks from Senator Murphy of Boston and Spencer Borden of Fall River.
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Irish National League
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Academy of Music
Wright
John W. Cummings
Senator Murphy
Boston
Spencer Bor-den
Laborer Dies After Docking Accident in Charlestown
MecCure, a laborer on the Hoosec Tunnel docks in Charlestown, fell overboard Saturday while unloading a vessel. Rescued after several minutes in the water, he died about 9 o clock last evening at Massachusetts General Hospital. He could not provide his name or address.
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Hoosec ‘Tunnel
Charlestown
Massachusetts General Rospital
Burglary and Theft Report From City Streets
At 1 Morton street a man broke in to steal clothing and valuables but fled after being discovered. A burglar named James McNaughlin was chased and jailed. Other incidents include shoe theft at 52 Setem street and liquor raids at multiple saloons on Morton Merrimac Salem and Lyman streets. Police captured suspects at gaming rooms on Tremont street and noted several robberies and a fornication arrest near Sudbury street.
Sinking of Lucy Graham by Maryk L Phillips near Provincetown
The schooner Lucy Graham of Philadelphia sank after a collision with the Maryk L Phillips off Cape Cod while returning from Baltimore with coal. Crew abandoned ship and were taken aboard the Phillips. both vessels suffered extensive damage and the Lucy Graham’s hull was iced over. The Maryk L Phillips was towed to port by the tug Confiance after riding out the gale off Gay Head.
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Taunton
Farrow
Baltimore
Salem
Boston and Maine Railroad
Heving
Capes
Virginia
Cape Cod
Race Point
Provinertown Harbor
Urpe Cod
Bakes Ijiunda
Schoober
Lucy Graham
Philadelphia
Wiley
Phillips
Durieg
Confcience
Multiple Local Incidents Reported In Broadway Area
Thomas Kehoe arrested on larceny warrant for $550 pocketbook of C. H. Durell lawman. Rev C H Elder preaches at Hanes Place Unitarian on mercantile life. Ferris charged with selling liquor on Sunday. Reed of South Boston Railway improving after leg injury. McDonald jailed for $5 theft from Walter Burns. Charity query seeks a talloress sewers for families. contact Mrs E B Wheeler at 366 Broadway.
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Callahan
Divisson
C. H. Durell
Broadway
Hanes Place Unitarian Church
C. H. Elder
Henry P. Kidder
Dillon and Seavey
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Thomas B. Reed
Boston Railway Company
Thomas F. McDonald
Libby
Barry
Division 6
Walter Burns
Bowen Street
Associated Charities
South Boston
E. B. Wheeler
Morrison tariff bill ready for Ways and Means review
Special to the Post reports the Morrison tariff bill is prepared for the House Ways and Means Committee, with modest reductions in lumber salt and ores and limited changes to manufactured goods. The salt duty fight splits New York Michigan against Western cattle counties, while Senate factions favor avoiding extremes. Possible open session debate and nominations for comptroller Buckner or Tutt hinge on silver policy and administration alignment.
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Buckner
Anticipated Actions by National Lawmakers This Week
In the House the half yellow tax bill and pension appropriation move forward with debate likely to touch the silver question. Senate plans include education, navy secretaryship, bankruptcy and Washington Territory admission, plus possible fisheries remarks. A local option bill for Washington DC seeks a strict prohibition on intoxicants and a people’s vote.
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Eight Hour Labor Meeting Draws Crowded House
Joseph Clinkard chaired a New Hra Hall gathering of Wade workers debating a general eight hour movement. J. W. Wilkinson of Cambridge spoke on labor history and the case for shorter hours, arguing eight hours does not reduce pay and may lessen poverty and prisons. J. M. L. Babcock reviewed labor profits and condemned monopolies, urging workers to press for an eight hour law and more voice against capitalists. Next Sunday plans call for further talks as interest remains high.
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Dempsey Fails to Sign for Marine Bout Amid Trust of Pillow Match
The boxing scene around a Marine versus Dempsey bout grows uncertain after Dempsey again misses signatures and pledges. The Marine presses for a declared match, noting a $250 forfeit and an implied pillow bout, while Dempsey has pursued a March Fogarty clash instead.
Baseball Plans And Yachting Notes At Harvard
Gossip outlines Harvard baseball prospects with Captain Phillips leading a slugging team and strong candidate list. It covers Boston clubs signings Tim Murnane and Bresnahan, Hines marriage to Rose Duffy, and March practice schedule. Yachting news reports General Paine's new sloop nearing completion and Ambassadress ready for sea ahead of the Eastern Yacht Club meeting at Parker House.
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Denver sprinter seeks New York race with Slattery
Ed S Skinner of Denver telegraphs Boston sport M J Slattery to arrange a $500 100 yard match in New York if Slattery agrees at once. Slattery's backer will consider the proposal as of last night amid broader notes on athletics and events.
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Funeral of George Bowker to be held today at South Hingham
The funeral for George Bowker, who died from a pistol wound, will be held today at 2 o'clock in South Hingham, instead of tomorrow as previously announced. Rev Dr Gracey spoke at Trinity M E Church East Cambridge on The young man who dared to do right. Edward S Wead spoke at a temperance meeting in Somerville. North Cambridge starts a Charitable Relief Association to aid the poor and support children. Edward C Towne will address the association at North Avenue Universalist Church at 7:45 PM. Police Court discharged Kennedy Rowe and Shea on highway robbery charges. Moulton’s liquor-related expenses were corroborated. Pen cutting begins at pens near Cambridge. Spy Pond casting to start today by Addison Gage & Co.
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Will of Henry Kidder Presented for Probate
The late Henry Kidder's will is to be presented to probate today. Trustees named are Samuel Shaw Oliver W Peabody and Charles A Kidder. The will leaves 20000 to be divided between Harvard College and the Museum of Fine Arts of Boston. Edward Everett the pastor receives 5000. The bulk of the estate goes to Oliver W Peabody in trust for Kidder's widow and sons. Estate value estimated between 2600000 and 3000000. Kidder Peabody Co remains in business with full capital.
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Sudden Death of Montreal Family Member Alexander Esdaie
The community mourns the sudden death of Alexander Esdaie, a member of a prominent old Montreal family known in Boston and New York. He was reportedly in good health last night, and his wife, a wealthy American, found him dead this morning due to heart disease after leaving him asleep at 8:30.
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Montreal
Baston
New York
Memorial service honors Henry P. Kidder in Boston hall
A special service for the late Henry P. Kidder was held at Union Hall in Boston under the Young Men's Christian Union. Speakers included William H. Baldwin Rev Edward Everett Hale Samuel Wells and A H Sprague with the Weber quartet performing. Kidder supported the Union with nearly 15000 over ten years and left a lasting influence on the city and its youth.
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Larceny Convicts Publicly Whipped in Newcastle Jail Yard
At Newcastle jail yard five colored men Harrison Rothwell Peachmar Norris and Playford were publicly whipped for larceny amid near zero thermometer. Edwin Hollingsworth ferrank forged checks and served one hour in the pillory. The lead offender, 22, has twenty prior jail terms and frequent whippings.
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Icebound Vessels Trap Ships at City Island
Heavy frost blocks the sound with compact ice extending east. Vessels frozen in include schooners Helen Thompson Thomaston Spec well Reckland Charles M Simmons Providence BE flower Providence John Douglass Boston John Randolph Providence Grey Parrot St John NB James English Newport and Cora L Staples New London with four barges Vandersook Bridgeport New Haven with thirteen barges. Steamer Captain John Devean is wedged between New Rochelle City Island and New York.
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Schooner Miller and Pis in Holcer Reported Lost
A schooner Miller and its crew, bound from New York to Woocman Ca, is reported overdue and given up as lost near St. John. The vessel foundered in January with all hands lost, three crew members leaving large families in St. Jour.
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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!