New England Wool Men Confer With Growers on Tariff
Washington February 21 delegates from New England wool manufacturers met with wool growers to discuss tariff reduction strategy for the House Ways and Means Committee. No decision today, another meeting set for tomorrow. Members include Rufus S. Frost John L. Harding John L. Hayes George Roberts William Whitman Henry F. Coe and Royal C Taft. Boston merchants visited the White House noting Simmons support among leading merchants. President cordial but noncommittal. Also Sheldon former Boston News and Globe editor urged a four class mail classification and new postage rates before the House Postal Committee.
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New England
Hous
Rufus
Frost
John L. Harding
John L. Hayes
Boston
George Roberts
Hartford
William Whitman
Washington Mills
Lawrence
Henry F. Coe
Arlington Mills
Royal C.taft
Rhode Island
Simmons
White House
Rufus S. Frost
Charles L. Harding
Jacob Sleeper
Sheldon
Boston News and Globe
Journal of Education
House Postal Committee
Nomination Battles in Senate End With Mixed Outcomes
Special Despatch to the Boston Post reports the Senate held executive session after the morning hour to consider three nominations. George Williamson for New Orleans customs was rejected amid strong Democratic opposition. Robert H. Smith for Mobile was confirmed. L. Northrup for the South Carolina U S Attorney post passed with Democratic support.
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Senate
George Williamson
New Orleans
Robert H. Smith
Mobile
L. ©. Northrup
United States
South Carolina
Williamson
Stanley Matthews
Kellogg
Eustis
Central America
Matthews
Smith
Spencer
Conkling
Northrup
Butler
Packard
Senate rail bills hearing on Southern and Texas Pacific
The Senate Committee on Railroads resumed hearings on Southern and Texas Pacific Railroad bills. Huntington argued that private construction costs justify building along the thirty-second parallel, not government subsidies for a second line. Chaffee proposed a Pacific Railroad Commissioner to regulate Union Pacific and branches, with rules under Interior, but compensation left unspecified. Ordered printed.
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Senate Committee On Railroads
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Texas Pacific
Huntington
Southern Pacific
Scott
Chaffee
United States
Senate
Pacific Railroad Commissioner
Secretary of the Interior
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Congress
Treasury and Congress actions mix with tariff and probes
Washington briefs report a revised revenue circular halting rewards for illicit distillation in several Southern states as new suppression methods roll out. The Senate Commerce Committee backs a Woodruff expedition bill enabling a foreign-built steamship for a world voyage, with conditions on purchase and Navy approval. House Judiciary weighs a plan for an Official Advertiser paper, while printing reforms stir debate. Also noted are post office appointments, a Nashville raid, Sioux War costs, and pension and tariff developments.
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New England
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Blue Hills Falls
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Albert O. Childs
Mason
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N. H
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Norfolk County
Mass
Andrew J. Waterman
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Woman Proves Common Law Marriage in New York Case
In New York a Court of Common Pleas case concludes that a St. Louis man’s long relationship with a London-born woman constituted a valid marriage for inheritance. The jury finds the plaintiff, Mrs Hynes, his widow, was lawfully married, securing about $75,000 in New York real estate and nearly $200,000 more in Western holdings.
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Senate approves silver bill with amendments amid veto doubts
In a tense House tally, supporters celebrate concurrence with Senate changes to the silver bill while hints of a presidential veto circulate. Key figures like Stanley Matthews push for caution as lawmakers argue over committee procedure and rule adherence before a possible veto. The chamber proceeds to vote on amendments, including legal tender status and a shift away from free coinage, with initial approvals mounting.
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Ohio
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Bland
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Ewing
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Bankruptcies and Arrests Hit Several Firms
New York reports Cattell & Co stranded on Colorado mine investments and ex Senator Cattell in an insane asylum for over a year. Liabilities exceed 300000 dollars with New York banks. Walter Donaldson & Co coal merchants fail with 100000 dollars in liabilities. J Stiner with six stores in the city faces arrest for fraudulent bankruptcy and purchases. Rahway Savings Bank in trouble but hopes to survive. Chicago notes Shurman and Hand Man tel Company files bankruptcy with secured debts 34000 and unsecured debts 85000, assets 72600.
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New York
Cattell & Co
Colorado
Cattell
Walter Donaldson & Co
Boston
J. Stiner
Rahway
N. J.) Savings Bank
Chicago
Shurman and Hand Mantel Company
Tax Commissioners Hear Factory Taxation Debate in Manchester
In Manchester on February 21 the Tax Commissioners discussed factory taxation. Bell Cross and Fowler presented growth and dividend data. Suncook Mills stock is mostly held by Massachusetts interests and taxed there. Destruction of local mills would trigger rebuilding elsewhere due to high taxes and transport costs. Suncook stock valuation noted near par, with authorized sale at 50 percent of par.
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Messrs Bell, Cross
Fowler
Suncook Mills
Massachusetts
Cross
Manchester Mills Print Works
International Base Ball Club Association closes session
In Buffalo on February 21 representatives from leading clubs met as the International Base Ball Club Association closed its session. The Tecumsehs of London Ontario won the championship pennant with fourteen wins and four losses. Reinstatements were for Philip Baker of the Hornells and Louis Say of the Manchesters. Blagg of the Manchesters was rejected. Officers elected for the next year include President J W Whitney Rochester and Secretary Treasurer J A Williams. The next annual meeting will be in Syracuse.
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N. Y
International Base Ball Club Association
Tecumsehs
London
Ont
Philip Baker
Hornells
Louis Say
Manchesters
W. ©. Blagg
J. W. Whitney
Rochester
H.S. White
Syracuse
J. A. Williams
H. Goram
E. R. Spaulding
L. C. Waite
St. Louis
W. S. Kelly
Manchester
Mass
Josiah Butler
Lowell
Closing official mining stock prices from San Francisco market
The listing shows closing prices for multiple mining stocks including Overman, Gould & Curry, Hale & Norcross, Sierra Nevada, Union Consolidated, Yellow Jacket, and Eureka Consolidated among others. Prices range from fractions of a cent to several dollars, with notes indicating miscellaneous symbols and partial figures in the final line.
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McCormick Secures Extra Space for US Exposition Annex
Gov McCormick as Commissioner General to the Paris Exposition obtains 109 square feet more space at their own expense for an annex to house additional American exhibitors. In Norfolk on February 21 the United States steamer Wyoming arrived to be outfitted to transport government representatives to the Paris Exposition.
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McCormick
Norfolk
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Wyoming
Funeral service for Rev Dr Barrows held in Plymouth
The funeral for Rev Dr Barrows was conducted this afternoon at the Methodist Church in Plymouth, crowded with attendees from near and far. Rev James Pike presided, with about fifty Tilton Seminary students in attendance and pallbearers including Rev Dr Ladd of Malden, Rev S J W Adams of Tilton, Reuben Dearborne of Salem, and L Adams of Concord.
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Barrows
James Pike
Concord
Tilton Seminary
Dr Ladd
Malden
Mass
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Tilton
Reuben Dearborne
Salem
L. Adams
Coal fleet swamped at Willow Grove levee in New Orleans
Ten barges from the coal fleet at Willow Grove below Carrollton were swamped and sunk at the levee, carrying 225000 bushels valued at 55000. The last cargoes were owned by Lysle three boats Lynn one boat O'Neil three boats George F. Miller one Morgan one C A Mittenberger one boat. Fences and trees were damaged by the blow.
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New Orleans
Willow Grove
Carrollton
Lysle
Lynn
O’neil
George F. Miller
Morgan
C. A. Mittenberger
Express collides with freight at Low Point switch
A 6 o'clock New York express rammed a freight train on Low Point switch. Two engines of the express were destroyed. Engineers and firemen jumped and were only injured. Ten freight cars left the track. The night express south remains stranded. up express at Low Point. all tracks blocked.
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Poughkeeplief
N. Y
New Hamburg
New York
Low Point
Washingtons Birthday Observed With Recitations Suspended
Hanover notice states Washingtons birthday will be observed by a suspension of all recitations with no commemorative exercises. San Francisco report notes stock boards closed with no sessions tomorrow and banks and business partially suspended.
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San Francisco
Hayes Guests at Baltimore Methodist Fair Reception
The President and Mrs Hayes attended a long reception at the Masonic Temple in Baltimore on February 21, meeting a continuous throng of attendees. They shook hands with many guests during the event.
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Hayes
Masonic Temple
Fire Sweeps Wisconsin Asylum and Fires Hit Multiple Cities
Chicago reports an afternoon fire at the Winoski Wisconsin insane asylum destroying the building and killing four inmates with bodies unrecovered. Other fires include Nelson Morris beef packing at Union Stock Yards in Chicago, a gun shop in Rutland Vermont, a grist mill in Bennington Vermont, a J G Hubbard saw mill in Nashua New Hampshire, and several industrial sites in Worcester Massachusetts and Springfield Massachusetts. Losses range from a few hundred to over one hundred thousand dollars with limited insurance coverage.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Winoski
Wis
G. S. Jewell
CuicaGo
Nelson Morris
Union Stockyards
Rutland
Isabella McCarthy
Grant Avenue
J. C. Hill
Francisco
Bennington
George Benton & Son
Final Adjournment After Fifty One Day Session in Augusta
The Maine Senate and House adjourned after a 51 day session. They concurred on bills including a uniform log scale using Maine standards and approved 178 acts and 99 resolutions with total appropriations of 1,205,653 dollars and 32 cents. Several measures were indefinitely postponed or referred to committees.
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House
Maine
Libby
Peters
Virgin
Board of
State
Bangor
Portland
Aroostook
Suspected fraud in New England produce circulars by Horton
Providence police doubt the existence of L. N. Houghton & Co. and say circulars inviting consignments are a fraud. Detective Swan traced the flyer to a man named Horton, who rents a Newark cellar and has did no business yet. Horton, reportedly the son of Rev. Sanford J. Horton, is believed untrustworthy as he seeks unwary farmers’ shipments to pocket proceeds.
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L. N. Houghton & Co
New England
Swan
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Horton
Sanford J. Horton
Cheshire Episcopal Academy
Cheshire, Conn
Deaths and suicide in three cities reported
In Bennington Bertten C Mattison a wealthy South Berlin farmer aged about sixty hanged himself in his barn after a prior failed gun attempt. In Hartford Edward L Goodwin city clerk was arrested for misappropriating 3580 then took poison and died. In Lawrence Ann O Leary residing at 16 Kendall street leapt into a basement well after days of heavy drinking.
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Bertten C. Mattison
South Berlin
N. Y
Hartford
Conn
Edward L. Goodwin
New Britain
Lawrence
Ann O’leary
Kendall Street
Danby trainer Connor wins $100 wrestling match in Rutland
In Rutland on February 21 a best two of three wrestling bout at the Town Hall featured Charles Connor of Danby, trainer of Murphy of New York, against Peter Owens of Fairfield, trainer of the world champion. Connor won by throwing Owens twice securing the $100 side purse.
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Charles Connor
Danby
Murphy
New York
Peter Owens
Fairfield
Owens
Eastern Crisis Report on Turkish Fleet Surrender and Conference Fallout
London reports private information that the Turkish fleet will be surrendered to Russia and parts already. The Times Berlin dispatch notes Emperor William seeks friendship with the Czar. Britain and Russia exchange views as Austria urges moderation before the conference.
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Prince Bismarck
Agence
England
Bulgaria
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Austria
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Turkey
Antonelli will case allows evidence from alleged daughter
The Times Rome correspondent reports that the court in the Antonelli will case allows the plaintiff Countess Lambertini to introduce evidence supporting her claim as the Cardinal’s alleged daughter and orders the defendants Counts Antonelli to pay the costs of the initial stage.
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Peace negotiations and Baden Baden conference plan
The Times dispatches report Russia pressing for pe ace term changes especially on Bulgaria and Bessarabia with a potential two year occupation and a Vienna split between military and court factions. Baden Baden to host the peace conference while England and Austria seek a balanced approach with Germany’s exit from responsibility noted.
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England
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Russians to occupy Turkish territory amid Balkan movements
A Belgrade dispatch reports 600 Russians are expected to seize the Pashalik of Nish. Erzurum's governor says evacuation is impossible due to snow blocking supplies. The Black Sea export ban is lifted but torpedoes remain. Russian troops mass near Adrianople as Suleiman Pasha faces court-martial.
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Black Sea
Suleiman Pasha
London
Belgrade
Nisch
Porte
Foreign Office
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Adrianople
Leo XII Continues Predecessor Policy After Election
Rome February 21 Pope Leo XII held a cardinal's congrega and announced an encyclical declaring his accession. The coronation will be private in the Sistine Chapel. no ceremony at St John Lateran. Election by majority, not adoration, with Pecci’s rise from 19 to 44 votes. Congratulatory telegrams pour in as Mgr Lasagin is named Pontifical Secretary of State ad interim. Cardinal Schwartzenburg becomes pro Camerlingo.
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Cholera Mortality Raises Fears of Pestilence Reach
Consul Schuyler reports great cholera deaths among Mecca pilgrims with 787 deaths Dec 24 to Jan end of January and 1124 in Jeddah Dec 29 to Jan 6. Fear of spread to Constantinople as pilgrims return amid widespread suffering. Masters of ships to Mecca must show health papers at Kavak or Thhanak.
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Flood Devastates Washington Town Opposite Sacramento
San Francisco dispatch reports Washington population 500 nearly submerged with half left homeless. many houses wrecked and swept away though no fatalities. Crevasses in Golo county exceed six miles and grow. Sacramento levees intact. Vallejo line halted. Sacramento river falling. Overflows and damage reported across Colusa and Sutler counties. boats available for emergencies.
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Prominent Boston Hebrew Leader Simon White Dies
SIMON WHITE a notable Hebrew citizen of Boston died at his residence 65 Clarendon street of neuralgia of the heart. He retired from business recently after years in clothing and was active with Warrenton Street Synagogue and treasurer of Jeger Sahadutha Lodge C B B. He leaves a widow and six children. JOSEPH DIX died at Centre street Dorchester of heart trouble. A merchant in Boston for thirty years and former partner in Brown Dix Co he later entered real estate until his death. J W HARNDEN of Wakefield died of pneumonia. He served in the Eighth Regiment and led Warren Post G A R and musical circles. ALLEN GC MATHEWSON a leading Providence jeweler died aged 69. He served in the Legislature and was a member of the State Board of Commissioners of State Charities. REV WILLIAM MORSE
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Charges and Proceedings in New Orleans Grand Jury Case
The foreman of the Grand Jury urged witnesses to come forward on charges from Wells's letter about court officers. The case remains open through term end with court aid promised. Ex Auditor Johnson faces trial for grand larceny over removal of office records before the Superior Criminal Court. Judge Whitaker will rule on Thomas C. Anderson’s motion for a new trial Saturday morning.
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Bolton free of debt and $1112 in Treasury
Bolton is debt free and holds $1112 in the Treasury. John M. Sawtelle will run the Fitchburg Depot restaurant. Edward Linnehan was attacked by a Newfoundland, his upper lip torn. Rev Keeler resigns from West Newbury church. council for his dismissal on Feb 28. Pittsfield loses Coffin family aid. state takes them. Mowbray nitro works in North Adams resume after explosion. new dynamite production planned. Irish Catholic Societies of Lawrence defer parade. March 17 lecture for charity. Dr Curtis injured trying to free horse from barn floor. Lowell YMCA hosts first annual working people reception. music and talks. Springfield Republicans presses gas rates. local dividend and stock details. Robert Coleman arrested in Fitchburg for theft. cigars found at boarding house. he feigns insanity. Southern Massachusetts Poultry Association exhibition opens in Fall River with 680 coops. 143 pigeon cages. Fitchburg dam committee says Scott dam leakage decreasing. dam work may cost about $6000. Peat experiments revive in Northern Berkshire. mills use peat with coal with 50 percent savings. Captain Owen departs for San Francisco to command Coral. other officers to join in Arctic voyage. Remaining Coral crew in San Francisco.
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Worcester
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Coleman
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James Davis
George L. Fish
New Bedford
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Lord Clive Floated After Grounding Near Bulkhead Bar
The steamship Lord Clive, aground on Bulkhead bar at Newcastle Delaware, was floated this afternoon after discharging about 1009 tons of cargo and proceeded to Philadelphia unharmed.
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Steamship Austrian Delayed After Machinery Accident
The steamship Austrian, sailing for Liverpool, suffered a machinery accident shortly after departing Baltimore. She will be detained for several days while repairs are completed.
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Convention of National party opens with 100 delegates
The National party convention begins here tomorrow with about 100 delegates in attendance, most from Western and Southwestern states.
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Various Local and National News Briefs
Highlights include Gov Hampton pardoning J C Carpenter and his release, 306 Canadian families buying land in Huron county Michigan to move soon, Gen Crooks expedition against hostile Sioux launching from Cheyenne before spring, Mayor Powers of Chambersburg returning in care of Odd Fellows, Sylvester Nafew of Jersey City bankrupt and fleeing, P S Marvin of Iowa fled with forged notes and hog sales in Chicago, Samuel Chambers and George Collins of Wilmington Del facing possible reprieve after perjury suggests, Ottawa ministers state Canada will not change coasting laws, and Camden murder case clues connect hammer and hatchet to Benjamin Hunter.
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George Collins
Wilmington
Del
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Seven deaths and local incidents in a Vermont county
In Lowell last year seven deaths occurred with five victims over 75. The town saw 23 births and a total population of 942. Reports from Bennington describe a feud leading to Philelus Knapp shooting Patrick Gennan in the left leg. Various arrests and court actions ripple through Richford, Troy, and surrounding towns, including arson suspicions, a pety theft case, and a high profile bank forgery tied to Batchelder.
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Lasburg
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Frank Pearl
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Pythians Lodge Notes Members, Relief Funds in 1877
The State Lodge of the Knights of Pythias reported 761 members and spent 1393 dollars on relief in 1877. A carrier pigeon recently dispatched from Newport completed the flight to Providence in a brief minute count.
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Prince Edward Island
New Brunswick
Spain
Madrid
Cortes
Cuba
Porto Rico
Martinez Campos
Popal
Melbourne
Great Britain
Erie Railway
Simon White
Joseph DIX
J. W. Harnden
William Morse
Franklin, N. H
Charles Francois Daubigny
J. Madison Wells
Anderson
Berkshire
B. F. Phillips & Son
Maple Grove
L. C. Owen
Brothers
Arctic Ocean
Thomas E. Fordham
Linda Stewart
H. T. Kern
W. L. Garrison Lee
John Ricketts
Cooper
Coral
Centennial Home For the
Ira Banfield
Wo Fboro Savings Bank
Joseph L. Avery
Addie D. Hinckley
Portsmouth Harbor
Nellie Adams
Baptist Church
W. D. Merick
Great Falls
Straw
Cheney
National Capital
Stearns
Charles E. Hodgdon
Eastern Railroad
Green Street
J. Q. Gordon
Suncook
Hooks
Leighton Brothers
Isles of Shoals
George A. Pillsbury
Minnesota
Pilsbury
First National Bank of Concord
George A. Cummings
Horace A. Brown
J.C. A. Hill
Joseph B. Walker
Manitoba
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Blunt
Lake Erie
Frank Loomis
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Sandy Hill
First National Bank of
Freeman Clark
Chemical Works
East Haven
NEW England News
Machias
Biddeford
Smith & Miller
Lewiston
R.C. Pingree
M. M. Butler
George Walker
Evans Rifle Company
Mechanic Falls
Richmond
Supreme Judicial Court
Benjamin F. Tefit
Tefft
Grand Lodge of Knights of Honor
S. H. Boynton
Rockland
G. D
S. F
George A. Callahan
C. M. Moody
Supreme Lodge
Grand Lodge
Androscoggin
Kennebec
Kennebec Land and Lumber Company
Sturgis, Lombard & Co
Horatio N. Angell
Johnston
Frederick Marcoux
Woonsocket
Dutch Island
Goat Island
Fenimore Cooper
Charles Auguste Thiebaul
Newport School Committee
Angie WY
Warren
Danielsonville
Rogers High School
Brown University
Circus
Louisville
Montgomery Queen’s Circus
Lepanto
Hull Eng
Herman Ludwig
Antwerp
Fernwood
Cardiff
State of Nevada
Glasgow
Lake Nepigon
Denmark
Dabo
Oo. York
Athenian
Galveston
Columbus
Havana
Queenstown
Montana
Foster
Penobscot
Passleine
Somerset Street
Walford
Ag W. A. Batchelor
Batchelor
Blair’s Pills
H. Planten & Son Win
Holden
Bowdoin Square
J. Milner Fothergill
J.A. Wanklyn
St. George's Hosp
KR. Ogden Doremus
Peter Hood
Herts, Medical Society
Vichy
Vals
Peter Squire
F.L. S
Ee Macwnamara
F.R.C.S
Westminster Hosp
Herman Weber
M.D
F.R.C. Ps
Fred’h DE Barry
Warren Street
Canadas
School ST
Boston Light Infantry Association
Park House
Montgomery Place
Andrew G. Smith
Boston Light Infantry
Concord Hall
Concord Street
E. B. Blasland
Friend Street
R. Simmons
NEW Publications
Tee NO Wame
Roberts Brothers, Publishers
Ferrard
Norma
Emerson & Tilden
C. Everest
W.S. Tilden
W. S. Tin
H. S. Perkins
O. Perkins
Hi. P. Dangs
L Lower Mason
Express
Oliver Ditson & CO
Entertainments
America
Tompkins & Hill
J. L. R. Shewell
John McCullough
Shakespeare
Coriolanus
Louis James
Legion OF Auxiliaries
Getz
Globe Theatre
Nellie Larkelle
Lizzie Kelsey
Gus Williams
W. J. Lytell
Maffitt and Bartholomew
Helen Menzelli
Felix Sisters
the Leotards
Naoni
Master Dunn
E. E. Rice
Boston Museum
Mr R. M. Fracca
Beauty
BEAST
Howard Atheneum
Harry Bloodgood
Billy Barry
Johnny Patterson
Maud Howland
Rose Howland
Therese
Alfred Springer
Bal
Abrega
Harry Osborne
Fanny Wentworth
Sir. Giovanni
Andrew Gaffney
Howard Company
Robt
G. Ingersoll
Ft Esday
Aleriday
CK Ulls
Col. Ingersoll
Music Hall
Warren Street Chapel
Old South
St Fela
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Old South Church
St Fell
the Tabernacle
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!