Keen Encounters in the Legislature Debates Contested Election Case
The House debated an investigation into charges by Solomon B. Stebbins alleging eight thousand dollars spent for votes in Boston three years ago. Amendments questioned relevance and sought broader inquiry into press failures and monkey wrench costs. The vote ended 40 to 1 against adopting the order as many Democrats opposed.
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Messrs. East
Boston
Tent
Cambridge
Sir Sydney Smith
Fitzgerald
Solomon B. Stebbins
Seston
Oxtey
Ashland
Ecourt
Bent
Solomon
Ken
Siowp
Common Council
Rust
Talso
Fitzgersh
Stebbins
Republican State Committee
Parkman
Hoston
Clark
O'Brien
House
Apa
Fitzger
Dwyer
Priviege
Doherty
Melien
Worcester
East
Senate passes prison plan and new ward measures
The Senate moved to engross a bill authorizing the prison commission to obtain plans to increase the number of cells in the State prison. Other proposals include ward expansion in Lynn, taxation exemptions for furniture, and reforms in bank and election law oversight.
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Senate
Prison Commission
Jones
Lynn
A. J. Wichillips
Dorchester District Court
Thomas F. Natter
Cougsweill
Gleason
Committee On
Bake and Banking
Lse4
Danbar
Wll
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Norris
Jeffs
Committee On Banks and Banking
Co-Operative
S90
Sund
Petitions and Orders Adopted in the House
The House received petitions from Milford Gloucester Wakefield Boston Ashland Brookline and Cambridge among others for acts on electric power harbor lines tax refunds compensation and church property. Orders adopted include warrants service rules for deputies crowding manufacturing safety measures and voter naturalization registration amendments.
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Faiis
Milford
G. M. Woven
Milford Electric and Power Company
Storey
Gloucester
John T. Wonson & Co
Flynn
Boston
Serah O Clark
Blyth
Wakefield
Wakefield Water Compens
Oxley
Ashland
Selectmen
Fay
Brookline
Fraverad
Dewson
Massachusetts New Church Union
Weionto
Bent of
Camprioro
F. Baldwin
Awksebury
State executive council meets appoints new officers and deputies
At yesterday's executive council session Treasurer Beard Secretary Pierce Auditor Ladd and Attorney General Sherman qualified. Beard's $100000 bond was signed by multiple sureties. Several appointments were announced including Frank H. Wright as district court clerk in Southern Berkshire Wallis Kingsbury as First District Court justice Southern Middlesex John F Frye as special Lowell Police Court justice Herbert Harker as special Worcester county Second District Court justice Frederick C Shattuck as Worcester Lunatic Hospital trustee Samuel S. Baxter as wrecks commissioner Abiel T Luscomb as public warehouseman Edward L. Giddings as Collateral Loan Co director. Henry J. Coolidge and Isaac H. Edgett named deputies to the Secretary of State for the eleventh time and Ends woth wes reappointed as Deputy Tax Collector.
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Beard
Pierce
Ladd
Sherman
John Umrmings
Alexander H. Rice
Henry L. Pierce
Isaac Fenno
James J. Freeland
William A. Russell
Frank H. Wright
Great Barrington
Southern Erkshire
Wallis A. Kingsbury
Holliston
Mustice
Middlesex
Mr. Esty
John F. Frye
Lowell
Senator Lilley
Herbert Harker
Lancaster
Worcester County
Smith
Frederick C. Shattuck
Boston
Worcester Lunatic Hospital
Samuel S. Naxter
Dennis
Evidence Confirms Scratched Ballots in Reed Contest
The special elections committee in the San ate heard more testimony in the contested Reed election case. Witnesses from Mansfield claimed voting for the Republican candidate with scratched Democratic ballots, supporting prior testimony by George F. Austin. Haynham town officials reported split tickets cast, and Reed’s supporters prepared further arguments for the morning session.
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Special Committee On Elections
Sanate
Lotr- Teed
David Perkina
Flynn Smith
Fred Tressie
Mansfield
Ecket
George F. Austin
Haynham
Peck
Reed
Dwyer
Boatoo
Russell
Fetve
Heverly
Beverly
Bson
Cambridge
Tierney
Lawrence
Deer
Newbury
Port
Ipswich
Fraudulent Life Insurance Claim Against New England Life
Francis H. Jogies and others as judgment creditors of Norman B. Harwood allege he confessed a $95 752 debt to his wife, then concealed assets and moved to Florida. They claim life insurance policies including a $10 000 policy with New England Life were bought through fraud, with premiums paid from deceitful funds, and seek payment to satisfy creditors.
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Francis H. Jogies
New England
Utue! Life Insurance Company
Norman B. Harwood
Allego Taat
Minneapolis
Susan D. Harwood
Florida
Lan & Combination
Tais Hill
Charlies J. Booth
William Hearné
Foster
Harding Sun
Henry Jackson
Harwood
Supreme Judicial Court Reserved Dockets and Pending Cases
The Supreme Judicial Court met January 20 with Justices Field Allen Allen Holmes presiding. Cases argued include Mindat Jr v City of Weston et al, Hittredge v Martin, Bragg v Danielson, Patten v Bell, Underwood v Boston Fire Savings Bank, and Sherman v Davis. Equity docket to be taken Friday. a mortgage dispute over seized personal property was noted with trial for damages.
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William Mindat, Jr
City of Keston
J. L. Stackpole
A. J. Bailey
Thomas Hittredge
Gilman L. Martin
C. Cowley
W. J. Badger
Alonzo KE
Bragg Va. Gastof Danieleon
George W. McConnell
Li. Jd. Homes
C. P. Thompson
Charles B. Patten
John Bell
J. H. Burke
B.C. Moulton
George S. Underwood
Boston Hire Cent Savings Bank
A. G. Chick
C. A. Chick
Mongay
Charles D
Sherman
Charles Jr. Davia
Theodore L. Savage
Savage
EB. Swasey
HH. Kutchinton
Davis Wins Tort Suit Over Diamond Pair
In a Boston court session a verdict for the plaintiff Joseph C. Davis against Fred P. Knapp amounts to 285 dollars 25 cents for the conversion of a pair of diamonds. The case is listed among several civil actions in progress across multiple sessions with judges Blodgett and Thompson presiding.
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Joseph C. Davis
Fred P. Knapp
Gilman
Jd. B. Richardson
N. Bo. Bryant
W. Sartett
Foster v Williams Trial Continues in Middlesex Court
In Middlesex County at Superion Court on January 20 Judge Rooswelt presides over the Foster versus Williams case listed as order 512 586 592. Proceedings proceed as scheduled with the trial ongoing.
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Superion Court
Middlesex County
Rooswelt
Foster Vs. Williams
Rates Planned for Winter Carnival Trip to Burlington
The New England General Ticket and Passenger Agents Association held a meeting to set round trip fares to Burlington Vermont for the winter carnival. Rates to Burlington and back include Boston seven dollars and New Haven ten dollars among many others. tickets valid Feb 18 to Feb 25 with specific railroad routes and sale start Feb 10. No passes for freight shippers and a Pittsburgh despatch notes railroads will refuse passes for iron ore coal and coke traffic with limited return passes for cattle dealers.
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Pathfinder Railway Guide
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Fitchburg Railroad
Bolton and Lowell Railrord
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
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Pennsylvania and Ohio
Tuscarawas Valley
Grand Union Hotel Promotes Low-Cost First Class Stay
Advertises savings for travelers in New York City with cheap carriage hire and express services. Describes the Grand Union Hotel opposite Grand Central with 600 rooms, raised at a cost of one million dollars. Promises elevators, restaurant supplies, horse cars, stages, and elevated railroad access to all depots. Claims families can live better for less at this first class hotel.
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New York City
Saveage Expressage
Sipeline Rand Union Hotel
Grand Cutral Denat
Grand Union Hotel
Iyeie Woawyiy
Money markets ease and stock market broadens in Boston
Boston reports money market gradually easier with loans at 2 percent at clearing houses and calls as low as 21. New York funds at par with premiums. Exchange activity rises year over year, government securities quiet, and foreign exchange weak. Stocks open steady then swing with Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania prospects. several rails show gains and losses, with trading buoyant in some bonds and bonds of Sonora and Eastern stock amid rumors of mergers and syndicate moves.
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Boston
New York
Gices
Regiat
Sterling
Vermont
Michigan
Canada
Hebrona
Isa
Louisiana
Carolina
New England
Pajero
Sicily
Mining and Miscellaneous Stocks Reported by Wilcon Fay Co
The report lists stock figures as of Jan 20 from Wilcon W. Fay & Co at 7 State Street Boston. Entries include Latta Eulalia Min 100, Eureka Cons 100, American Shoe Tip 15, People's Telephone 50, Cons Pacific 306, NEB Water Meter 200, plus several other quoted items with varied quantities.
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Wilcon W. Fay & Co
State Street
Boston
Latta Eulalia
Eureka
Auction of Stocks and Bonds Listing Bank Names and Firms
A long catalog lists various banks and manufacturing firms with stock quantities and dates. It includes National Banks, railroad interests, mills, and manufacturing companies across multiple states and cities, with figures such as 5000, 1000, 2000 and dated entries like 1890 and 1913.
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Faneuil Melt National Pnr
Vasarens Tar
Cifepsserbacucsk
Lee Ecm Wee
S.ceesecceees
South Boston
Cceesecce
Vermont Sud
Metropolitan Horse
C.ee
Poston and
Lowell RY
Ces
Ence
Saespgbaw
Portland, Saco
Portsmouth
Pains Ecko i Northern
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Brookline Gasight Co
Tto
McKay Metallic
Gos Abe ‘Aioe
Pullman Palaca Cat Co
Secees
RB of
Vermont
Michigan
Air Line
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlin
Kutland Railroad
Essex Railroad
Wall Street Falls Amid Bond Talk and St. Paul Prospects
Market notes list rumors of new St. Paul bonds for Kansas City extension and Dakota lines with officials denying immediate issuance. Lackawanna slipped. Milwaukee and Lake Shore incomes rose. East Tennessee credits up. Lehigh Valley dividend cut but surpluses discussed. volume 358,871 shares with broad price movements across treasuries and rail stocks.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Stock Exchange
Lackawanna
St. Paul
Kedi
Kansas City
Vandervilts
Pacific Mail
Milwaukee
Lake Shore
Western
East Tennessee
W.S. Lawrence & Co
Ruilebell
Mitchell
Dakota
King
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Lehigh Valley Company
Missouri Pacific
Gould
Nassau
Aggregarsa
Wheat market rumor prompts cautious notes in paper
A January 20 letter from Emery and Hodges questions a sensational St. Louis Democrat report about a huge wheat cornering scheme. The paper expresses skepticism and offers limited credence to the claim.
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Emery & Hodges Gay
St. Louis Democrat
Wheat market steadies amid short covering and strong foreign demand
Chicago holds 14 000 000 bushels of wheat with 40 000 000 to 50 600 000 short interest. Shorts dominate today as buyers fail to appear. wheat closes at day’s highs on stronger foreign markets. Corn shows cautious strength. oats at 34 cents. Tomorrow’s estimates list hogs 35 900, cattle 83 1/2 bid, 4% go bid ai close. Reported by Emery & a 28 State street Tan 20 1dho6.
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Eastern
Quondam
Investment Syndicase
New York
Siaster
Bell Telephone
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Faneuil Hall
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Howard
Atlas
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France
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Memphis
Savannah
Charlesteen
Wilmington
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Baltimore
St. Louis
Louisville
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Review of the Boston Market For the Week Ending Jan 20
The wholesale and retail goods market shows mixed activity across many commodities. Notes include pot and candle sales, unsettled coal prices, weak coffee and coffee substitutes, steady copper and iron, quiet silk and dye trades, steady flour and grain pricing, and variable provisions and produce values with broad regional and product-specific quotes.
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Cotton and grain markets across cities show steady to firm prices
New York reports mixed movements with cotton steady, flour and wheat gains, and substantial grain receipts. Chicago and Milwaukee note higher wheat and firm provisions as river exchanges track exports to Britain and France, while port markets list multiple regional price levels and steady mid ranges.
Watertown Live Stock Market Report Week Ending January 20 1526
The Boston Post reports Watertown markets showing 2 653 cattle 10 451 sheep and lambs 18 197 swine for the week ending January 20 1526. Arrivals from Maine New Hampshire Vermont and New York rise with lower cattle prices noted while sheep and veal calf demand remains steady and hog prices hold. Drive details list many buyers and firms across Maine New Hampshire and Vermont with totals by state and road counts.
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Cscs
Hampshire
Oree
Vermont
Mass
R.j.and
Coos
New York
Tyce
Maine
R Brown
P Webster
J M Turner
R W Brown
Bean & Nason
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Merrill & Libby
Weston & Libby
Abby & Gilmore
I C Libby
Binsdale & Marmett
Wells & Richardson
J F Connor
P W
Thompson & Son
H Wardwell
F H Coolidge
New Hampshire
J B Sargent
Cattle and sheep market report from Atlantic prime stock trade
The latest Liverpool and Brighton market notes show mixed cattle activity with large Western imports and price declines. Steers and Hereford cattle sold around 4 to 7 cents per pound live weight, with several lots and cow and calf trades listed, while sheep and lambs faced firm to soft pricing amid abundant arrivals.
Wheat and market lull noted in London and Liverpool reports
London and Liverpool market summaries show wheat and corn quiet with slow demand. Prices listed for winter and spring wheat, California grain, and corn. imports to UK for the week around 150k to 155k quarters. Cotton in Liverpool steady, while Havana reports Spanish gold and weak sugar.
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London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Corst
Mark Lane
California
United Kingdom
Paris
England
Liverpool
Uplands
Atlantic
Canadian Pacific
Evie
St. Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Havana
Freight Goods Ledger From Historic Rail and Port Entries
A dense OCR snippet lists varied cargoes and shipments including flour, beef, apples, potatoes, bales of cotton, wool, hides, leather, tallow, and bacon. References to Boston and Maine and other rail lines imply a regional transport ledger with quantities in barrels, boxes, bales, cases, and pounds, plus several brandish-like place names and item counts.
Receipts of Staple Commodities at Port and Yearly Comparison
Table lists prices and quantities for staples like flour, potatoes, wheat, lumber, leather, hides, pork, and more. It compares current port figures with those from the previous year, noting units such as bales, bushels, barrels, and cords, across multiple items.
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Economic Hopes Rise as Buyers Return to Market
Buyers and jobbing houses return to the Boston market with fair orders, while labor disturbances create uncertainty in costs. Manufacturers report busy contracts and increased shipments for boots and shoes, though prices vary by region. A Boston retailers convention aims to unite the trade, with rubber goods selling well amid stormy weather. Case shipments rise to 102,016 since January, up from 74,526 last year.
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Tuais
Lyra
Havertill
Boston
New England
Naninkeng Steam Cotton Company elects officers at annual meeting
The Naninkeng Steam Cotton Company elected officers including President Richard P. Waters and treasurer Henry B. Sullivan. The year produced 5,081,677 pounds of cloth and 14,631,223 yards. earnings funded new mill equipment. Salem and South Danvers Odd Company also named officers led by President William H. Little. A dog bite suit in Superior Civil Court awarded $60 total. A varnish plant scaffolding accident injured four workers. O'Brien suffered a broken leg and others hurt. Essex Bar Association plans a supper in Boston. Boston and Maine Railroad seeks track work with a public hearing set for Feb 9. Pardons were denied for 34 inmates at Inswich House of Correction. Police relief fund gained about $500 New Year's Eve.
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Naninkeng Steam Cotton Company
Richard P. Waters
Brenda Cox
Ralem Neck
Charles Tanner
Nutter
David O’brien
Dennis Evans
Matthew Cronin
John Andrews
O’brien
Evans
Andrews
Cronin
Essex Bar Association
Young’s Hotel
Boston
Francis A. Osgood
Wighth Regiment
Posteco
Salem
Marbleead
Boston and Maine Railroad
Mill Street
Proctor Street
Inswich House of Correction
Mechantes’ Hall
Obituaries and Ages From Cambridge Boston City Notices
Obituaries list multiple residents with ages and dates: Nancy Oakes 5% years 10 months in Cambridge. Catherine Willard 87 in Roxbury. Cordelia Pook 77 years 6 months in the city. Elizabeth Williams Stevens 78 years 7 months in the city. Sarah J Wheeler 70 years 1 month 72 days in Boston Highlands. Martha C Thompson 64 in Cambridge. Rev Jacob Hoot 94 at Lynnfield Centre. Francis Edward Parker 64 in this city. Services noted at King’s Chapel and Congregational Church with dates referenced.
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Cambridge
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Meees Oakes
Boston
Howe
Roxbury
Catherine Willard
William Howe
Pook
Cordelia Pook
Stevens
Elizabeth Williams Stevens
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Boston Highlands
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William Wheeler
Thompson
Martha C Thompson
Hood
Lynnfield Centre
Jacob Hoot
Congregational Church
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Francis Edward Parker
King’s Chapel
Portamouth
Patent remedies and cures advertised in a 19th century column
An items list shows various patent medicines and beauty products such as Eiaie's Honey the great Conza cure, Glenn's Sulphur Soap, German Corn Remover, Bhili's Kinky & Whisker, Pike's Toothache Prop, and Biean's 4 hewmatic Pills with prices or amounts noted, typical of colonial era medical advertising.
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Glenn
Pike
Biean
Coastal Trade Goods Arriving in Early 19th Century York Harbor
List of bulk cargoes cleared at London and Havre routes includes flour sacks, corn, leather, bacon, pork, cheese, and timber. Shipments from Australia and Demerara report large flour, bacon, beef, starch, oats, and canned goods. Liverpool port notes the ship Andrew Jackson carrying 803,029 feet of lumber and additional items.
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Steamer Australia
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Elbridge Souther
Liverpool
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Receipts of Staple Products By Regional Railroads
Items listed show cargoes from Jane, Roston Albany and Grand Junction, Providence and Old Colony Railroads including cotton wool and flour quantities, bacon tea coffee sugar butter eggs cheese apples hides leather potatoes lumber and other staples with varied bales bags cases and bushels. The entries reflect cargo receipts across multiple lines and product types.
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Breck & Weod
W. Scollans
B. S. Lastings
J. B. Sargent
Farnham & Whipple
G. M. Sprigg
Island Side Farm
Barnett
W. Ricker
KR W Brown
W P Libby
Libby & Merrill
Weston & Lubby
Libby & Gibman
Libby
J & Conner
FH Colkege
G B Sargent
J. OQ Sanborn
Dow & Moulton
Breck & Wood
H A Wilcox
Aldrich & Johnson
Martin & Squire
A Williamson
W Ricker
MG Planders
A O Tarrere
G& W Brownell Ls
F S Kimball
NK Campbell
AB Engrem l
Whipplell
G H Sprigg
Masachusetta
Jd S Henry
Brighton Yards
Weednes
A. N Monroe
BE Farrell
Hollis & Co
Welia & Richardson
Tacaw
Westcern
J J Hosmer
H M Taft
J B Cook
Boston Goot and Shoe Trae
Mamkiag LE
Fern Agn Olaz-Osborne
Cherles Tilton
Gilman WY Kornandes
Sybil JT
Osbartue
Oratus
HumPureys
U. S
Mange
Humphreys’ Med. Co
Fulton St
Ars
St. N. Ye
Humphreys
Sian
Bottie
Fulton &J
N.Y
Palo
Fivia Ag
Bi Lewis
Friendship Strest
Dandon Meneses
Seema
Meade
Auwee
Steed
Wrserd & Montant
Ae Tome Saruel
Pion Area
Marke
Usladelpbia
Lippinoot
SON & CO
Merket Street
Phildieiotts
Simmer
DAV & Cf
Novga State St
Boston Stock Exchange
Bebeas
Vaexie National Bank
Eharce
Abington National Beath
Abington
Old Colony
Uambrage
Highland Street
GedSouth Boston
Portsneath
Gt Falls
Aml
Conway &R
North Chicago Rolling Mills
Ray State Live Stock Co
Ana Montreal
Wintwimmer Co
Lamson Store Service Co
New Heamnshire
Eraavels Hereshaw & Cou
Atctioneess
Boston Stocks Exchange
Telephon & NO
Stocus
Hexecutorg
Hamilton Mig Co
de Besten Mig Co
Go Masachuastis Cotton Miia
Sevain Weer Fin
Atchison, Topeka and Savta
Oregon Railway and Nay
Atchison
Lopeks & Santa Fe
Ogdenshore
Lake Champlain
Catalpa Mining Co
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Albue
Asiatic National Bank
Union Cattie Co
Gheyonne
Mercantile Marine Ins OC
Leavenworth
Topeka
Southwestes & R de
Consolidated R Roof Vermont Se
Mechanics’ National Bank
Naumkeeg Stearn Cotton Co
Od Goiony RR
Satem Gaslight Co
Warren Nati Bank of Peabody
South Danvers National Bank
Asistic Nacional Bank of Salem
Abtegton National Bank
Naumkeag National
First National Benk
Mercantile National Feces Saiem
Oda Fellows’ Hall ‘Association
Amoskeag Mfg Co
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
de Naumkeag National Bank
Old Colony Rb
Worcester, Nashua & Hochester BR Bos
Charlestown Gasitaht Co
Mass Cotton Mills
Tremont National Bank
First National Bank of Westboro
Boston Wharf Co
Nashua & Rochester
North National Bank
Charles F. Libbie
North
South
Central America
ES & CO
Washington Street
Main St
Cambridgeport
Tremont Street
Kenney
Pune
Shheriff’s
Nile
Suffolk
Bread Street
Fred I. Seavey
Albert Howe & CO
Market Street
Harmess
Warren Avenue
Horatio Harris
Swstiowsers and Commission Merske
State Streai
Cornwallis
Flora E Bent
George O Rockwell
Jane
Stetson, Moseley & CO
Firet
K Street
Ofce
Kilby
Sorior
Huckine & G
Stars
Thom
Baeder
Adamson & CC
Bempery Peener
Cieth
Aldermen
Che Ee
POS Wine
Causeway Street
W. Hunnewell
Board of Andermen
Iereon
Beaton Post
Pew
Sampson
Pitino
N. Sampson
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!