Pendleton civil service bill passes, sparks reactions
The Rockland Courier notes Mr Wigglesworth praising the bill and his wife expressing hope for better manners from their hired girl. The Washington Post mocks butter fit only for soap, while New York Democrats fret over Speaker Chapin’s committee appointments, though warned they’re free of corrupt influence.
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Washington Post
Rockland
Pendleton Civil Service
New York
Chapin
Letters From the People Reflect Post’s Fair Tone Debate
The Post prominently runs correspondence opposed to Gov. Butler under Letters from the People. It prints many letters and would equally highlight praise, arguing that a fair paper should treat readers with equal prominence.
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Gov. Butler
Immigrant Passport Holdups Sparks Critique of U S Freedom
Two Chinese merchants with their wives reached San Francisco by steamer but were denied landing for lacking passports. The same day about a thousand Germans Swedes Irish and Poles landed in New York without passports. The remark underscores the country billed as the land of the brave and home of the free.
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San Francisco
New York
Buffalo Elects Manning as Mayor in Wide Victory
The Courier notes the election as a sign of political sentiment this year pleasing Gov. Cleveland. It states Buffalo chose Manning as successor, a personal and political friend of Cleveland, carrying all wards except two. The report highlights enduring gratitude for Cleveland's career as mayor and the community's faith in him reflected in the choice.
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Buffalo
the Courier
Cleveland
Manning
Tailored railroad news stolen across Maine papers
The Traveller reprinted a lengthy 1833 railroad news piece titled Of Value to the Maine Central and Eastern Railroads. Credited to the Calais Times, it appeared word for word from a Dec 21 1832 Post item based on information from President Jackson. It was later copied by other Maine papers and republished as fresh news 21 days after its original release.
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Maine Central and Eastern
Calais Times
Jackson
Eastern
Maine Central
Portland Argus
Bangor Commercial
Maine
Traveller
Fresh News
First Bullion Shipment Reaches St Paul From Helena Mines
Pioneer Press notes four car lot of crude silver bars weighing 8 090 pounds valued around 1 000 000 arrived after a 123 mile haul by bull wagon trains to Muir City and onward via Northern Pacific and Omaha lines to Chicago. If a branch mine is located, bullion shipments over the Northern Pacific will become frequent and heavy.
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St. Paul
Pioneer
Helena
Muir City
Northern Pacific
Superior City
Omaha
North Wisconsin Junction
Minot
Demolition begins at the Tuileries in Paris
Work on clearing the Tuileries ruins has started with contractors aiming to finish by August 1. A London paper notes debris scattered, grass rising, and only the central pavilion showing signs of preservation while the emperor's study escaped major damage as plans for a new palace cost over $2.5 million.
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Paris
London
Place du Carousel
Salle Des Marocchaux
Austerlitz
Wagram
Jena
Marengo
Friedland
Moskowa
Senate
Tuileries
At the Capital. Republican woes and treaty rumors.
A long dispatch from Washington reviews government waste and extravagance in the executive department, Republican politics, and spurious Mexican treaty chatter. It notes delays in veterans' claims, policy debates, and administrative changes as snowfalls disrupt travel.
Senate Passes Fitz John Porter Bill in 69 to 27 Vote
The Senate approved the Fitz John Porter bill authorizing the president with Senate consent to appoint Porter to a colonel rank in the U S Army and to place him on the retired list without pay, expanding the retired list. The same session debated the Geneva Award Bill and noted a Portsmouth Navy Yard court martial finding Chief Engineer Edwin Wells guilty of assault.
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Camden
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Gorman
Groome
Hampton
Hoar
Jackson
Jonas
Jones
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Blair
Wis
Chilcott
Conger
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Dawes
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Frye
Hale
Harrison
Hawley
Hitt
Ingalls
Kellogg
Logan
McDill
Naval
Portsmouth
N. H
Navy Yard
Edwin Wells
Secretary of the Navy
Milwaukee Fire Tragedy At Newhall House Incendiary Suspected
Milwaukee observers report a devastating blaze at the Newhall House with 125 workmen scouring the ruins for bodies. Officials say 68 dead or missing, including guests, staff, and performers, while the city debates funding and accountability amid a chaotic search effort.
Action to Restrain its Lease of Gala and Stock Company
New York January 11 Judge Wallace to hear the equity case of Frederick Bill against Western Union. A restraining order issued by Judge Brown remains in force, preventing sale or disposal of the Gold and Stock Telegraph property tied to a 99 year lease since 1882. Proceedings to determine a preliminary injunction set for early next month. Harrisburg Pennsylvania January 11 Attorney General Palmer says the state will file a bill in equity against Western Union Telegraph for constitution violations in purchasing or consolidating competing lines.
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New York
Frederick Bill
Western Union Telegraph Company
Brown
United States District
Gold and Stock Telegraph Company
Wallace
United States Circuit Court
Multiple 19th Century News Snippets From A City Ledger
A scattered summary notes a Cincinnati refinery assignment with 401090 bond, the fatal strike on John Ryan by a Connecticut River train at Greenfield, and a Jersey City beating of Boyd by three men misidentifying him as a bank director. It also mentions Baltimore smallpox alarms prompting Washington health measures, Winnipeg letters about a July meeting with Wallace Ross and Tew lon, New York Senate civil service reform, formation of the National Wood Carvers Union, Express Messenger Paxton discarding a $2000 gold bag, Polk guarded in San Antonio over a release paid to officials, a Lewiston Maine case with Mrs. Swallow and Robertshaw, and a Springfield Mass murder threat ending in a man’s death. Also notes an advertisement for Wells’s May Apple Pills.
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John Ryan
Connecticut River Railroad
Greenfield
Boyd
Jersey City
Broken City Bank
Baltimore
Health Department of
Washington
Winnipeg
Wallace Ross
Tewlon
Red River
New York Senate
Wood Carvers’ Association of
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
New Haven
Cincinnati
National
Wood Carvers’ Union of the United States
Express
James Paxton
Knoxville and
Lynchburg
Paxton
M. T. Polk
San Antonio
Texas
Cameron
Price
Polk
van Polk
Mexico
George W. Swallow
Lowell
Mass
Lewiston
Bute
Earl D. Robertshaw
Swallow
Robertshaw
Griffin
The Shipping Bill Debate in the House
The House spent most of the day debating the shipping bill with amendments and rejections. Dingley notes British practice on seamen discharge and a new free ships device. Robeson denounces English involvement. The panel adjourned at five without a vote on the substitute.
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Great Britain
Seamen’s Friends Societies
Boards of Trade
Atlantic
Pacific
Dominion of Canada
Republic of Mexico
Cox
Treasury
Codman
Holmes
Indiana
Dingley
Maine
Belmont
New York
Robeson
New Jersey
Ireland
Ife
Mr. Robeson
Mr. Blount
Georgia
Blount
McLane
Maryland
Mr. Candler
Candler
Yeas
House
Selfishness discussed by Rev Leighton Parks at Emmanuel church
Rev Leighton Parks of Emmanuel church gave a practical lecture at the Christian union on Thursday evening about selfishness. He argued every passion natural to man has a right to gratification, including self love, and claimed nature requires existence development and attainment of perfection.
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Leighton Parks
Emmanuel Church
The
Christian Union
Self love and selfishness in private and public life
The essay contrasts self love with selfishness, saying self love seeks good for all while selfishness grasps for self regardless of consequences. It advocates forgetfulness of self as the highest form of self love. A discussion closes the piece with notices of upcoming lectures by Prof. James F. Babcock on charcoal chemistry, Rev. S. W. Bush on United States political history, and Hon. Joseph B. Ropes on economy.
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James F. Babcock
United States
5. W. Bush
Joseph
Ropes
Bribery in New Hampshire demands party prosecutions
Walter Gibson of Concord urges the Democratic State Committee to prosecute vote buying in New Hampshire. He argues the Concord anti-bribery meeting should be nonpartisan and that Democrats must act to expose and convict offenders, or risk independents gaining leverage against the Chandler Rollins ring. He names Gen. Griffin and Senator Patterson, warns of Republican unity against convictions, and calls for full disclosure of committee members.
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Manchester Union
Democratic State Committee
New Hampshire
Concord
Monitor
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Patterson
United States
House of Cards
Cheshire County
3. W. Hale
Chandler
Rolins
Gen
Griffin
Tappan
Harriman
Wadsleigh
Leach
Henry Robinson
Robinson
Franklin
Lairey Gamp
Harris
Conconnd
N. H. Walter Glbson
Woman获rs Suit Against New York Refining Chief Wins 75000
Miss Mary Alice Almont Livingstone sues Henry Fleming president of New York Refining for 75000 damages over alleged betrayal and breach of promise of marriage. Jury returns verdict for plaintiff after brief deliberation amid applause. Mrs Bliss, mother of plaintiff, congratulated. Boston excursionists arrive by steamer City of Worcester and depart at Jersey City.
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New York
Mary Alice Almont Livingstone
Henry Fleming
New York Refining Company
Fleming
Miss Livingstone
Qapeeoon
Bliss
Boston
Worcester
Jersey City
Bridgeport Murder Suspect William Brush Arrested in New York
William Brush, suspected in the Stratford wife murder two weeks earlier, is brought from New York to Bridgeport. He denies any knowledge of the crime, claims ignorance of the murder until arrest, and says he has not seen his wife since last spring or been in Bridgeport for six months. He will be held pending proof of innocence.
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Brripeeromr
Conn
William Brush
Stratford
New York
Bridgeport
Brush
Bay St Lawrence Mackerel Catch Cost per Barrel Levy
Gloucester reports the Cape Ann Advertiser estimates 275 barrels of mackerel taken last year by the Yankee Lass of Boston cost the United States at least 1400 dollars per barrel after duties and Halifax award interest. The Yankee Lass was the sole U S vessel fishing in provincial waters.
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Mass
Cape Ann
Bay St. Lawrence
Boston
United States
Halifax
Backwell Gives 100000 Check for Seminary Fund
Philadelphia January 11 William Backwell of this city, a generous public benefactor, presented the Lewisburg University trustees with a check for 100000 for a Baptist theological seminary fund. His gift includes a personal subscription of 50000, contingent on raising another 50000.
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Philadelphia
William Backwell
University At
Lewisburg
Baptist Theological Seminary
Edwin Booth Stars in Hamlet at Residenz Theatre
Edwin Booth opened his engagement at the Residenz theatre tonight as Hamlet before a crowded house. The performance was a complete success with Booth repeatedly called before the curtain and showered with applause. Prince Frederick William attended and stayed to the end, praising Booth's acting to the theatre directors.
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Edwin Booth
Residenz Theatre
Hamlet
Booth
Prince Frederick William
Mr. Booth
Republican caucus nominates Cullom for US Senate
Springfield reports the republican joint caucus of the legislature nominated Gov. Shelby M. Cullom for United States senator on the fifth ballot during the January session.
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Springfield
Jan. U
Shelby M.cullom
United States
Notable Late Night Notices From a City Chronicle
At midnight Judge May sinks slowly. Actor Charles R. Thorne is seriously ill. Margaret Blaiie, now in Paris, wins high honors. Samuel Howe Babcock of Boston weds Amelia Gordon of Concord. A Milwaukee guest, William Durand, safe after Jan. 9. Wealthy London-Americans include Winans Lamson Morgan Sturgis. Aunt Susan Pettibone sends candy to President Arthur. he replies. Frank T. Robinson plans a Japanese women display at the New England Institute next fall. Prominent figures invited to Merchants' Club dinner at Young's. Lawyer Homer Strong marries Lizzie Wilson in Westfield. social event. Dr. Charles M. Newell receives knighthood from King Kalakaua. Portland: Charles H. O'Brien weds Carrie Rand. many friends attend. A Boston conductor recalls a minister gaffe, gentle reply noted. Virginia Cameron wed to Lt. Alexander Rogers. President Arthur and cabinet attend. Washington dignitaries present.
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Charles R. Thorne
Blaiie
Margaret
Frank T. Robinson
New York
New England Manufacturers and Mechanicc’s Institute
Gov. Butler
Palmer
George G. Crocker
George A. Marden
P. A. Collins
Henry B. Lovering
Theodore Lyman
Merchants’ Club
Young's
Homer C. Strong
Lizzie Wilson
Thorndike Mills
Westfield
Mass
Seelye
Amherst
Charles M. Newell
Kalani
Oahu
Kalakaua
Sandwich Islands
Portland
Charles H. O’ Brien
Carrie F. Rand
John F. Rand
Boston
Virginia Cameron
Senator Cameron
Pennsylvania
Washington
Alexander Rogers
United States Army
Arthur
Cabinet
United States Supreme Court
Senate
House of
Grant
William M. Evarts
Gen
Sherman
Maine Lawmakers and Injustice in Maine Politics
Special correspondence from Augusta reports conflicts within Maine Republican ranks. Mentions minority representation in Senate committees, clashes involving Marble and Powers, and influence of Blaine. Notes on railroad legislation, education proposals, and a special session likely for statutes revision.
Fires in Boston and New England Mills
Alarm 182 reported a fire at Elisha Payne brass foundry on Carlton's wharf East Boston caused by furnace, slight damage. A. P. Peck’s Tremont street house suffered about 2700 loss. Decatur street fire at Mary Burnham’s dwelling caused 100 damage. Telex reports show several Vermont and New York mill and store fires with varied losses and insured amounts.
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Carlton’s Wharf
Summer Street
Boston
A. P. Peck
Tremont Street
Decatur Street
Mary Burnham
Louis D’averneaux
Telexgraph
Timothy Bancroft
Samuel Olmstead
Sheldon
Bancroft
Olmstead
Perkinsville
Royal of England
Daniel A. Wheeler
Passaic
N.J
Melvin Robertson
Montezuma
N.Y
Ross & McLandy
Eli Sherman
John Mallory
Abner B.leck
Sadanga
Josiah Tinney
Freeman & Beers
Tomah
Wis
Greenville
R. I
John McLaughlin
Oss
Barnard, Lyman & Co
Chicago
John D. Bell
Worcester
Maine Democrats reorganize with new leaders at Augusta
The Maine Democratic state committee met at the Augusta House electing F. Torrey as chairman and L. H. Murch as secretary. All counties were represented and unity marked the gathering as speakers urged adherence to traditional Democratic principles and rejection of alleged pro republican entanglements.
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Democracy of
Maine
Democratic State Committee
Augusta House
F. &. Torrey
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Party of Progress
Republican Party
Annual meeting of trustees of the State Agricultural college
The annual meeting of the trustees of the State Agricultural college was held Thursday morning. Proceedings covered governance matters and campus updates.
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The
State Agricultural College
The Globe Hosts Salvini Pe Lear Tonight
Mr Boucicsult and Suis-a-Mor visit the Museum this week. Salvini Pe Lear performs tonight at the Globe for the first time on any stage. John McCullough’s in town via E D Price. The World closes at Boston venues in late runs. Wind sor shows crowd the Equine Paradox while Nancy Sykes in Iolanthe at Bijou. The Rankins present 49 at Park with Variety at Boylston.
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E.D. Price
John McCullough
Windsor
Boston
Rose Lytinge
Nancy Sykes
Howard
Iolanthe
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Boylston
Wabash Cuts Rates Between Peoria and Chicago
The Wabash road lowers fares from Peoria to Chicago and intermediate points on January 11. It is expected the Rock Island and Chicago Burlington and Quincy lines may join the rate war.
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Peoria
Wabash
Chicago
Rock Island
Burlington and Quincy
Windom Nominated by Republican Caucus in St Paul
St Path Minn Jan 11 The republican senatorial caucus met tonight and nominated William Windom by 61 votes. Fifty Republicans abstained out of 3 ballots. It will take 76 votes to elect.
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St. Path
Minn
William Windom
Hon Joseph Cilley and the 29th Congress Service
Special correspondence notes Col Col Joseph Cilley of Nottingham as the oldest living U S senator but only briefly serving in the 29th Congress. It covers the 1847 session and ties to Levi Woodbury’s resignation, plus context on Free Soil politics, state elections, and figures like Hale, Jenness, and Berry. Mentions legislative figures, early NH politics, and upcoming offices and local events.
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Sixth annual Boston lodge ball aids sick and disabled
The Sixth annual ball of Boston lodge No. 57 Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen was held at Odd Fellows hall on Thursday evening. Proceeds go to relief of ill and disabled members. Salem Cadet band provided music. J C Edwards led the floor with W E Musgrove assisting. supper served to 500 couples. Large delegations arrived by special train from Lynn and Salem.
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Salem
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Lynn
Annual meeting notes for Home for Aged Women at Revere Street
The annual meeting chaired by Henry B. Rogers reports seven inmate deaths this year with an average age above eleven. Thirteen new admissions occurred, Doane fund aid to homes totaled 2952 dollars, ordinary sources 16614.38, expenditures 16303.16, bequests 3600. Otis Norcross and Rev C A Brown elected to the corporation. Samuel Johnson replaces Norcross as vice president. old officers reelected.
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Revere Street
Henry B. Rogers
Doane Fund
Otis Norcross
Rev
C. A. Brown
Samuel Johnson
Kneeland Reports on Philippine Industries and Life
At a Society of Arts meeting at the Institute of Technology Dr Samuel Kneeland recently back from the Philippines read an engaging paper on the islands industries inhabitants and ways of life and showed many specimens of island products. He described the group size location and the limited knowledge previously available.
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Institute of Technology
Samuel Kneeland
Philipine Islands
Isnds
Republican senatorial caucus debates Hoar re election stance
At a Republican caucus over 100 legislators attended as Senator Allen called the meeting to order. Speakers urged Hoar to be re elected with several favoring Long, Crapo, or Hoar. An informal ballot was debated and finally carriedlessly as many opposed. The conference adjourned at 1 25 PM after discussion of ballot policy.
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Plymouth
Crocker
Senate
Fpilts-Bury
Boston
Marden
Crapo
Long
Hoar
Weston
Newton
Bixby
Adams
Cushing
Cohasset
John D. Long
Loring
Worcester
Butler
Belmont
Parker
Lynn
Wella
Middlesex
Chamberlin
Cambridge
John PD. Long
Smith
Andover
Wolcott
Massachusetts
Thomas Talbot
Bates
Boston Society Events Schedule Jan 16 and Beyond
A busy list of readings lectures and meetings across Boston venues. Notable items include a free hygiene lecture by Dr. M Louise Cummings at Wesleyan hall and various church and club gatherings such as the Park Street Young Men’s prayer meeting and the Appalachian Mountain Club winter excursion to the White Mountains with a Vene dome reception on Jan 31.
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Boston Widow and Orphan Society
Concert Hall
Moral Education Association
M. Louise Cummings
Wesleyen Hall
Park Street
Young Men’s
Veteran Corps of the
Tigers
Revere House
Mechanics’ Association
Abby Morton Diaz
New England Conservatory
St. James Hotel
Women’s Educational Andndustrial Union
Brooke Herford
Arlington Street Church
Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
Tremont Street
United States Court House
Harvard
Charlestown
James Walker
D. D
Barnard College
Wm. C. White
Brooklife
Pr. Walker
Eliot
Hastern Rall
Monument
American Institute of Mining Engineers
O14 Colony Railroad Beneficial Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Citizens’ Trade Association of
East Boston
Stuart Cumberland
Meionasiu
Parnell Central
Ladies’ Land League
Catholic Union Rooms
Appalachian Mountain Club
White Mountains
Boston
Eastern
Jackson
N. H
Venadome
Navy Yard Updates from Portsmouth and Jamestown
Ensign Walter M. Constant reports for duty on the Portsmouth as First Lieut. C. P. Porter and Second Lieut. H. W. Whiting return from leave. Jamestown and Portsmouth likely sail for the West Indies next Monday. Midshipman J. W. Herlow returns to duty aboard Jamestown. Capt. Ralph Chandler takes leave. Er. P. Sull acts as executive officer. Private T. Mcliugh, marine guard, jailed for desertion but restored to duty after two days. Timothy Ryan promoted to sergeant. Private J. F. Driscoll promoted to corporal. Flags at half-mast for Rear Admiral C. Sechenk, F. J. Stanley, and R. W H. Wyman. Powhattan new masts and spars ready for installation early next month.
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J. W. Herlow
Ralph Chandler
Yard
Florida
Er. P. Sull
C. Sechenk
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F. J. Stanley
R. W H. Wyman
LORING'S Note Paper and Cards Ad Promotes Value
An advertisement for LORING'S opposite Boston Theatre highlights best value on note paper and correspondence cards. It notes customers get the most for their money at this store location.
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Committee On Assessor’s Department
Darmouth Street
Ward 5
Democrats
Senator Windom
Granite State
Free Soil Party
Manilla
Society Notes
the Society OF Arts
Poston P Advertising
Boston Weekly Post
Post Publishing Cd
Republican Legislative Conference
William E. Ford
George T. Bosson
A. Stetson
William Merble
E. Coolidge
G. H. Rich
James A. Kemp
William KE. Ford
William Marble
J. Paine
Odd Fellows’ Library
Menry B. Pierce
A. G. Pray
Lewis B. Wilson
J. F. Beal
George H. Boynton
Fairbanks
Geneva
Alabama
Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims
Washington, D. C
J. EF. Manning
Devonshire Street
New York Ave
Sheridan & CO
Maiden Lane
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!