Bland Leads Silver Coinage Committee Outlook in Congress
SPECIAL TO THE POST Washington January 7 The coinage committee discussion centers on silver and gold standards with Mr Bland advocating free coinage of silver dollars. Members such as Lanham Seymour Hemphill Norwood Scott McCreary Little Felton Fuller Toole express a range of pro silver and pro gold views and a majority favor compromise.
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Washington, D.C
Bland
Messrs
Landaw
Seymour
Hemphill
James
Rockwell
Montana
Post
Ms. Lanham
Hempaill
Ius
Norwood
Scott
McCresry
Bynum
Neetles
New
Felton
San Francisco
Savannah
Bynam
House of Representatives
Indiann
McCreary
Kentucky
Little
Ohio
Fuller
Iowa
Oole
Legislative Assembly of
Warner
Treasury
House committee appointments listed after journal reading
Washington dispatch details the speaker announcing committee rosters across Elections, Ways and Means, Appropriations, Judiciary, and more. Many named representatives from Georgia to Wisconsin are named for each panel.
Dimensional lists of officials by state and party
A long roster lists numerous names of individuals by state for committees and departments, including many with mis spelled or altered locales. The text covers education labor railways and public works and ends with Senate adjournment remarks during Utah commission discussions.
No Conclusion Weteached On the Edmunds Utah Binl
In the Senate on January 7 there were debates over Voorhees substitute for a resolution criticizing the Pension Bureau as a political machine and pressuring inquiries into alleged misconduct. Discussion on Utah polygamy legislation followed with senators split on destroying Mormon church property or extending legal remedies under common law.
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Edmunds
Utah
Washington
Senate
Voorhee
Pension Bureau
Republican Party
Morfap
Congress
Call
Morgan
China
Valley of the Congo
United States
Cullom
International Debate on Gold and Silver Ratio Sent to Congress
President transmits correspondence and letters from Secretary Bayard and ministers in Paris and Berlin detailing foreign views on a possible international gold to silver ratio. The documents cover British French German positions, Latin union talks, and the Paris monetary convention with terms for silver coinage and mutual redemption.
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Washington
Senate
Bayard
Congress
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Marble
Messrs. Pheps
McLane
Pendleton
Paris
Laue Union
Aeenea
Ln Uns
George Walker
Walker
Pratc
Itay
Switzerland
Greece
State of
Hombes
Satisi
Lange
Fance
Molane
Europe
Berlin
England
Pais
Colms
Rayce
Italy
Eithher
Kach
Bank of France
Bank of Brance
Union
Keene Testifies He Owns No Property Income Shown
James R. Keene testified in a judgment suit that he possesses no property or income and is supported by his wife's income from property largely derived by him over ten years ago.
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New York
James R. Keene
Keene Improves and Plans NYC Return in Two Months
Kansas City January 7 Thomas W Keene continues to improve and will depart for New York tomorrow. It is not expected he will return to the stage for two months.
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Kansas City
Thomas W. Keene
New York
Bell Telephone
Lamar
Adonis 500th Performance Celebrated at Bijou and Opera
The Bijou marked the 500th Adonis performance by Harry Dixey with a gala night and honors from Mohican Club and Evangeline and Mikado groups. A midnight Met reception featured flags, floral displays, and tributes from a host of New York society notables. Dixey appeared tired but happy as he received congratulations from Frohmans, Mackay, Donnelly, and others. a promenade concert and dance followed into daylight, with Bernstein and Gilmore leading music.
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Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Adonis
Bijou
Harry E. Vixey
Dixey
Mohican Club
Naturuly
Mr. Dixey
Jonny Mackay
Evangeline Company
Fourteenth Street Theatre
Charles Thorne
Ho Ko
Fifth Avenue Mikado Company
Ted
Evangeline
Amos Cummings
Pres Club
B. Rice
Press Club
Francis Wilton
Casino
Opera House
Newry
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
E Rice
William Harris
Howard Atheneum
Mr. Dixon
Charlies Frohman
Daniel Frohman
John A. Mackay
Tony Pastor
Charles F. Donnelly
Isaac B. Rich
Charles J. Rich
James Rock
General Miles
Barton
James Mackin
Charles A. Cheever
E. A. McAlpin
J.D Stoll
M. T. McMahon
C. C. Delmonico
Jacob Hess
Charles Mapleton
Marshall P. Wilder
Ke, Stanton
James Barton Key
Billee Barlow
Kk Rice
Madeline Lucette
Lilly Grubb
Adolph Bernstein
P.S. Gilmore
J. P. Jordan
R. B. J. Miles
Rudolph Aronson
J. A. McAlpin
D. H. Follett
B. H. Hastings
F.S. Gibbs
J. W. Collier
W.B. Barton
C. &. Mapleson
EK. Rice
Prices Set by Brockton McKay Sewers Assembly
A meeting in Brockton between manufacturers and the McKay sewers assembly of the Knights of Labor reached a consensus on per case prices for various work. The new rates run from 15 to 30 cents per 24 pair, valid Jan 4, 1885 to Jan 1, 1887, and settle wide prior fluctuations in McKay sewing and related tasks.
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Virgin Salt Company of
New Haven
Brockton
McKay
Knights of Labor
Commercial Club
Mehay
Diolzor
Ex Governor Rice Dinners Staff At Parker House
Ex Governor Rice hosted a complimentary dinner for about twenty staff members at Parker House last evening. The event featured a unique panel menu in velvet framing and a tin watch gift for Rice, with numerous Colonels and Generals among the attendees.
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Rice
Parker House
W. W. Hutchins
W. A. Tower
Arthur T. Lyman
George 4. Campbell
J. A. Cunningham
Flenry G. Parker
John H. Rice
W. W. Blackman
C. G. Atwood
E. G. Stevens
A. Hun Berry
Frederick Mason
A. N. Sampson
D. W. Low
E. G. Pierce
H. A. Stevens
Hugh Cochrane
J. A. Engalls
Church Dedication Opens Monroe Massachusetts Parish
A $1300 church was dedicated today in Monroe Franklin county opening new church privileges for the town. A 21 member society organized with work carried out by Baptists of western Massachusetts.
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Springfield
Mass
Monroe
Franklin County
Massachusetts
Baptists of
Western Massachusseta
Jewett Fined in Salem for Margarine Deception
Ovan R Jewett faced arraignment in the District Court at Salem for selling oleomargarine as butter. The defense argued the product was butter or buttering, while Dr Charles Palmer of the Normal School testified it contained butter and foreign fat likely oleomargarine, not made from milk and cream. Jewett was fined 100 dollars plus costs.
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Ovan R. Jewett
Salem
Charles Palmer
Normal School
Jewett
Knights of Labor Adopt Geneva Mills Conference Resolution
At a special Wanskuck meeting Providence RI the Knights of Labor endorsed the executive board report on the Geneva Mills strike and adopted the resolution by unanimous vote.
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RB. I
Knights of Labor
Wanskuck
Geneva Mills
Boston Caledonian Club Burns Night Celebration
Boston Caledonian Club plans its annual Burns birthday fete at Odd Fellow’s Hall on Monday evening January 25 featuring a concert and related events.
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Boston Caledonian Club
Robert Burns
Odd Fellow’s Hall
Warner bill cited as compromise in silver debate
Special to The Post reports Mr. Warner expresses skepticism that committee action will resolve the silver issue. He sees Congress as the proper body to decide and notes his bill as a unity measure for moderates. The piece covers committee dynamics, parliamentary choices, and reactions from Hewitt and Curtin.
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D. C
Warner
Post
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Rey Lu
Mr. Bland
Burglars Loot East Bridgewater House in Haste
Special report from Brockton dated January 7 describes a burglary at the Kimball Sheldon residence of the Rogers and Shelton firm. The room shows burnt matches and a burned bed while diamonds jewelry and cash totaling $1600 vanish. A black silk dress is left behind as a clue. Burglars used a ladder to enter via a second story window and fled toward an apple tree.
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Brockton
East Bridgewater
Kimball Sheldon
Rogers & Shelton
Snowstorm disrupts plains rail routes across Kansas Missouri
A massive winter storm blankets the plains stranding trains on the Santa Fe Union Pacific and Burlington in Kansas City and Iowa. Snow and bitter cold halt traffic from Williams New Mexico to St. Paul with widespread isolation and cattle losses feared across Missouri Iowa Nebraska.
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Green
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Taulbee
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Penns
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Burlington
Siouxx City
Illinois Central Railroad
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Sioux City
Pacific
Accidents Claim Victims in South Boston Area
Edward Carter of South Boston died after a car toppled him at his Dorchester avenue blacksmith shop. Ellen Rainey of 83 Sun street court died yesterday after scald injuries from boiling water at home. Johannah Welch of 26 Blilarica street died last evening from injuries after a fall on November 15.
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Edward Carter
South Boston
Dorchester Avenue
City Hospital
Ellen Rainey
Sun Street Court
Johannah Welch
Blilarica Street
Livermore Falls youths arrested for Maine theft
C D Whitcomb and E D Bohn from Livermore Falls Maine were arrested in Curiaco for stealing 500 dollars cash and a 500 dollar bond from their aunt in Maine. They surrendered the bond to avoid detection and had about 400 dollars on hand at arrest.
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Curiaco
C. D.whitcomb
E. D. Bohn
Livermore Falls
Maine
Vermont huckster kills wife then commits suicide in New Jersey
George Halford a Vermont market huckster shot his wife as she slept in their Newark home and then killed himself. Police report no motive beyond complaints about her keeping children from a prior husband Ignis.
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Paterson
N. J
George Halford
Vermont Market
Newark
Ignis
Light on Bond Sale Sparks Calls for Legislation
A Boston Signals stormbrewing over the New York and New England bond sale to a Boston syndicate led by Higginson and Sage. Critics demand a legislative investigation to uncover how the state paid nearly $200,000 more than Field and Sage, amid high curiosity and political tension.
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Beacon Hill
Council Chamber
New York
New England
Boston
Francis L. Higginson
Eaders
POST
BUCAS
Massachusetts
New York and
Commonwealth
Brewster, Cobb & Stabrock
Cyrus W. Fiell
Russell Sage
Messrs
Field and Sage
Robinson
Field
Sage
Critics condemn wide open business deal as folly in state
A group of speakers denounce a controversial transaction as foolish and harmful to public interests. They call for full disclosure and blame poor leadership, noting the affair humiliated state business judgment and raised questions about Governor and council accuracy.
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Post
Francis L. Higginson
Asa P. Potter
William T. Hart
Charles P. Clark
Jonas H. French
Robinson
Boston
New England Rail Lines Face Link With Baltimore and Ohio
Rumor swirls in New Haven that securities gains for the New York New Haven and Hartford and related lines reflect a potential lease offer by the Pennsylvania to the Baltimore and Ohio and the New Haven. Officials deny any fact to the story and warn of manipulation of market sentiment.
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Pennsylvania R Railroad
New Haven
Conn
New York
New England
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvana
New Hngland
Harlem River
Jersey City
New York Central
New Slaven
Staten Island
O. M. Shepard
New Haven Road
Mock Maine Legislature Reunites in Augusta
In Augusta Maine on January 7 a mock session drew about 300 people including former lawmakers and guests. Hon J Chadbourne was elected clerk and Hon A Spoffor was chosen speaker. Governor George A Wilson of Paris was declared elected with the smallest vote amid humorous procedures and a French speech by Dr. Martel.
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Augusta
State House
S.j. Chadbourne
A. Spoffor i
Jeff-i- Sian
Strate
J. W. Porter
S.W. Lene
George A. Wilson
Paris
Dow
Portland
Maine
Ballot Investigation Names Corcoran President on Second Vote
A City Hall hearing of Cambridge Council’s special committee reviewed the ballots for president. John W. Corcoran won on the second ballot with 9 votes. Champlin and scattering received the rest. Kemp’s ballot and related testimony sparked doubt about the process. Bennick and Newmarch offered affidavits on Champlin’s ballot, but were not called to testify.
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Common Council
Thurston and Coolidge
John W. Corcoran
William R. Champlins
Kemp
Bin
Bennick
Kewp
Spd
Champlin
Joseph Newmarch
Newmarch
Gil Lore
Funeral for Joshua Dunbar East Boston Veteran
The funeral of Joshua Dunbar, a longtime East Boston resident born in Hingham on April 14 179, was held at his son Abraham Dunbar's home at 277 Meridian Street. A former police officer and Mason, he served on duty in early East Boston and was later active in Masonic bodies and Odd Fellows. Interment followed at Woodlawn cemetery with Masonic and Odd Fellows delegations in attendance.
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Joshua Dunbar
East Boston
Abraham Dunbar
Meridian Street
Mr. Dunbar
Hingham
Boston
Night Watch
Saa Sbelit
Mt. Valer Lodge
St. John’s Royal Arch
Council of Royal and Select Masters
Dunbar
L. B. Bates
Meridian Street Metheust Bethel
Odd Fellows
Woodlawn Cemetery
Fish Dealers Battle Over Prices on T Wharf
Bargaining on the T wharf pushed prices from 22 25 to 2 50 and 2 75 with some quots at 3. The Fish Dealers Association and opposing firms wait for further moves while predicting a shift back. Few boats arrived yesterday as fishermen paused and plans to resume cutting and slashing are set for Saturday or Monday.
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T Wharf
Fish Dealers’ Association
Knights of Labor
Newtonville postmaster race pits incumbents vs Democrat
Two candidates seek the Newtonville postmaster job. Incumbent Lovett is backed by Mayor Kimball and 263 patrons, including 81 Democrats. Democrat John B Turner is supported by Leverett Saltonstall and others, with 51 patrons. The president plans to review all papers personally.
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Newtonville
Lovett
Kimball
John W. Dickinson
Newton Civil Service Reform Association
John B. Turner
Leverett Saltonstall
P. A Collings
F. O. ¢Ervice
Francis J. Parker
Charles A. Graves
Hugh O’brien
WY. W. Willard
Democratic City Committee
Hartford Man Arrested For Criminal Assault On Girl
Solomon L. Gerquist a machinist with Weed Sewing Machine Co was arrested on a rope charge filed by C C Cady father of 10 year old Effie E Cady Bonds of 1206 were refused Berquist admits assaulting the girl on December 24 but says the offense was not as serious as charged The five families lived in the same house until yesterday.
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Hartford
Conn
Solomon Lgerquist
Weed Sewing Machine Company
C. C. Cady
Effie E. Cady
Berquist
Sherman Nominated for U S Senate by Ohio Republicans
Sherman nominated by open joint caucus of Republican members of the Ohio Legislature for the United States Senate to be voted on at the joint convention next Tuesday. No other candidate was discussed.
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Columbus
Joabne Sherman
United States Senate
Yeo Confesses in Rutland Bank Heist Linked to McNeil
Detective J. M. Dyson recovered sixty five thousand six hundred forty dollars from two valises buried near Tinmouth after C. H. Yeo confessed involvement in the Lancaster National Bank theft. McNeil is named as the principal thief with Barnum suspected but not charged.
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Rutland
J. M. Dyson
Lancaster
Mass
National Bank
Tinmeonth
C. H. Yeo
West Rutland Marble Company
Lowell
McNeil
Butland
Vec
Vee
Z. L. Barnum
Barnum
Doctor Nelson
Tinmonth
Yeo
Dyson
Mead
Tinmouth
Boton
Wade
New England Furniture Travellers Banquet Announces Union Plans
About 150 members of the New England Furniture Travellers' Association gathered at Young's Hotel for a banquet and business meeting. Officers were elected, speeches praised industry and free trade, and hopes were voiced for stronger national support and reduced taxation on traveling salesmen. Music by Higgins's fall band accompanied the post banquet good cheer.
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New England
Furniture Travellers’ Association
Young’s Hotel
Wil
New Enogland
J. W W. Dyer
Samuel J. Harrison
Walter H. Stearns, Jr
O. D. Baker
Co. E. Cummings
Frank Lane
Frederick S. Belding
James Dee
Frederick H. Wilde
Co, HN
J. Schlimper
Rufus Holman
C. Blake
Chandler Jarden
M. Boutwell
Frank J. Millikin
A.N. French
B. A. Atkinson
Charles P. Lyford
J. W. Sar- Sent
BV. Green
Donovan G. A. Williamson
New York
George F Tyler
C. E. Bremon
A. Howlent
Providence
J. C. Crowell
Ed. W. Pierce
Frank D. Wilde
George H. Harrington
C. F. Lyford
Dyer
Cunnings
S.J. Harrison
Travellers’ Association
Congress
Charles W. Wilder
Clyde
Samuel
Lord
George A. Keeler
Eugene Carleton
Stockton Ex-Judge Marries Widow Sarah Hill Sharon
David Terry former California Chief Justice wed Sarah Althea Hill Sharon in Stockton. Only witnesses were the couple and the officiating priest. The license lists Sarah Hill Sharon age 32 and Terry 62. Clinton Terry plans to move to Fresno after learning of the marriage.
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Stockton
Cal
David Terry
Supreme Court of California
Sarah Althea Hill
Sharon
Nevada
Calaban
Puther O'Connor
St. Mary’s Church
Perry
Sarah Althea Hill-Sharon
Terry
Mr. Terry
Superior Court
Clinton Terry
Fresno
Death by abortion confirmed for Harriet Columbia in Gilsum
Harriet Columbia 29 was found dead in Gilsum. A coroner's jury ruled her death resulted from abortion. She came from Lyme in 1880 and lived with farmer Mr. Chapman who bought a house and deeded it to her. She left two children aged 2 and 4. Chapman was later found dead near Cluster, suspected heart disease. A man named Kates, with a hard reputation, had lived in the house. She fell ill the night of January 4 and died the next morning before a physician arrived. She was destitute despite selling a malt wood lot for $40.
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Knene
N. H
Harriet Columbia
Gilsum
Lyme
Chapman
Kates
Clerical dispute at Bowdoin Square Church Breach of demands eyed
Marela P Norton and Parson Downs waited yesterday for Clerk Coleman to answer demands from Saturday. Coleman declined with counsel advice. A written demand will be served today and courts may be sought if he refuses again. Deacon Scriptures friends gathered at 72 Revere Street to honor him before his move to Providence for a new business venture.
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Marela P. Norton
Parson Downs
Clerk Coleman
Bowdoin Square
Coleman
Scripture
Revere Street
Smallpox Found in Blackstone Mass Amid Outbreak Fears
Smallpox discovered in Blackstone Massachusetts as two French-Canadian children die from severe infection. Authorities impose strict measures after exposing many in a nearby tenement. Two further cases are rumored but not confirmed, prompting heightened public health actions.
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R. I
Blackstone
Mass
Canada
Smith and Anthony plant at Wakefield shuts down indefinitely
The Smith & Anthony foundry at Wakefield employing about 1509 men has closed indefinitely. The nearby rattan factory, with about 406 workers, halted several departments for six weeks.
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Smith & Anthony
Wakefield
Consul Haine Denies Ties to Cincinnati Defaming Correspondence
Berlin dispatch notes United States Consul General Raine denies links to the Cincinnati correspondence defaming Minister Verdicton. He states friendly relations with Pendleton. Other items cover Princess ill health, Australia harvest, British imports and exports, Madagascar talks, French debt plan, and failures of Hardcastle Rule Co and Blantyre Weaving Co with liabilities listed.
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Paris
Hardcastie, Rule & Co
Blantyre Weaving Company
Gasgow
Hardcastle, Rule & Co
Messrs. P. J. Walker & Co
Dundes
Police Board Accepts Patrolman Gardner Resignation
The board of police accepted Patrolman John H. Gardner of the fifth division resignation effective immediately. Patrolman Riceout of the first division arrested Marin Henderson yesterday for keeping a choice of flame at 34 Merrimac Street. Officers of the fourth division seized a small quantity of liquor at Theodore B. Lehman’s store on Warrenton Street last evening. Patrolman Burke of the ninth division was reprimanded for neglecting to report an intoxicated officer while under his command during election day. Sergeants Harney and Rich of the fourth division raided Hayvard Place and Harrison Avenue looking for gambling implements. none found but a full set of gambling tools was discovered at both locations.
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John H. Gardner
Riceout
Marin Henderson
Merrimac Street
Theodore
Lehman
Warrenton Street
Petiohran
Patrick H. Burke
Harney
Rich
Hayvard Place
Harrison Avenue
Appointment of Priests to New Posts in Massachusetts
The archbishop announced new assignments for recently ordained priests. Rev. Michael Begiey moves from Newton Upper Falls to the seminary in Brighton as professor. Rev. Daniel J. Gleeson transfers to Newton Upper Falls as assistant. Rev. John J. Moore becomes assistant at St. Paul’s Cambridge and Rev. Edward John Fagan assists in Hopkinton. Rev. William Fennessy joins the Church of the Immaculate Conception Marlboro as assistant. Rev. William F. Power serves as assistant at the Cathedral and Rev. Daniel R. Riordan assists in East Weymouth.
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Newton Upper Falls
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Brighton
Daniel J. Gleeson
St. Peter's
Cambridge
John J. Moore
St. Paul's
Edward John Fagan
Hopkinton
Kev
William Fennessy
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Marlboro
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Arksnas
Srait
Minarecta
Kwnsas
Pavaon
Stephenson
Jackson
Pennsylveuse
Voor
Robert T. Davis
Commerce
John D. Long
Appropriations
Ambrose A. Ranney
Judiciary
Patrick A. Collins
Berward D. Hayden
Pacific Railroads
Henry B. Lovering
Eben F. Stone
Charles H. Allen
Frederick D. Ely
William W. Rice
William Whiting
Francis Whockwell
Joseph Smith
Mr. Teller
Morgen
Voorhees
Salt Lake City
Utah Commission
A.S. Paddock
van Wyck
Nate
James Keene
Thomas W. HK Keene
Jan
Weithes
Daly Baron
Eind.gum
Baptists
G. C. Taylor
Finlay Macgregor
Alexander Macgregor
Fie
Abram §8
Hewitt
Vost
Committee On
Naval Affairs
Secretary of the Navy
Curtin
Townshend
Townshend Cillingis
Carlisle
Kunto
Black
Indianapolis
Burger
Dan
Oliver P. Burger
Quincy
Lll
Post Office Department
Civil Service
Post Office
Evarts
Story
Greenough
Vailder
Brimstone
Theurglars
Lincoln
Neb
Auqusta
Cambridge Council
East
Newtonville’s
Sherman
Senator
Caswell, Massey & Co
N. Y
Lancaster’s National Bank
Detective Dyson
Jidge Terry
Miss Rile
Bowns
Malden
Joseph D. Crowell
Evening Post
Chelsea
Vicinity
M. de Freycinet
Council
M. Sarriep
Interior
M. Sadi -Carnot
M. Goblet
M. Demole
Justice
M. Develle
General Boulanger
M. Aube
Marine
M. Binaut
M. Granet
M. Lockroy
M. Sarrien
Ini
Comte Falloux Pead
Comte de Alfred Frederic Pierre Falloux
Fiouse
Furnishers
Washington ST
Cor. Common ST
Kneeland
Elior Ata
B.A. Atkinson & CO
Glenwood
Groveland
First National
Frankfort
Nassau Hall
A. Atkinson & CO
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!