Police Court case tests federal power over mail contracts
A Police Court hearing in Ashford addressed whether the United States can compel nail contractors to fulfill contracts. Malcom A. McNgir, awarded the contract, was accused of failing to carry US mails from Ashford to Fort Kent, Maine. The government was not ready. the case was postponed to tomorrow. The matter, tied to a new act aimed at breaking straw pail, marks a likely first action under that law.
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United States
Post Office
Malcom A. McNgir
Ashford
Fort Kent
Maine
Universal Alphabet and Jointed Education Debate At Institute
The paper by Prof Butterfield described Visible Speech with a diagram of the vocal organs and the universal phonetic alphabet. It discussed its use for teaching deaf students and aiding language learning, citing its spread to many states and nations. The following paper by W F Warren praised joint education in public schools, with humor about gendered schooling and a firm case for coeducation. The Mexico-US border dispute was noted, with Mexico defending its lands against raids and the US promising pursuit of thieves. Mount Washington summit events included a late July session, resolutions, and a moonlit return train from Fabyan's.
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L. A. Butterfield
Massachusetts
Alex. Melville Bell
Edinburgh University
United States
Tanetaro Megata
Educaation
Butterfield
W. F. Warren
Boston University
A. D. Mayo
Institute
Mt. Washington
Mount Washington
N. HL
Bucknell
American Institute Teachers’ Party
Buecknell
May I. West
Illinois
Eaton
Washington, D. C
Green
Rickhof
Ohio
Dush
Connecticut
Sephorn
New York
Dodge
Rhode Island
Kucknell
Anna Randall Deihl
R. G. Hibbard
Hinkle
Mount Washington Glee Club
Bridgewater
Fabyan
Testimony at New Orleans deepens Anderson Weber case ties
The Potter sub committee hears Col. Tomlinson on customs clerks and omissions, Williams testifies about a Weber problem, Dix, Fisk and Hobbs details emerge, and F. Kelly describes intimidation after Richland parish returns. Adjournment follows amid Republican pressure and sworn statements.
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New Orleans
Potter
Joseph M. Tomlinson
Collector of Customs
Custom House
Lst
Smyth
Cox
Tomlinson
King
William Wiliams
Washington
Dix
Fisk
Hobbs
Weber
Anderson Weber
Anderson
St James Hotel
D. A. Weber
Blackburn
Seymour
R. T. Hobbs
Williams
Wilder
Weber-Anderson
Willams
Lemonr
F. Kelly
Richland Parish
Goy
Kellogg
Campbell
Michigan Democrats Nominate Barnes for Governor at Lansing Convention
The Democratic State Convention met at the Opera House in Lansing to adopt platform resolutions and nominate a full state ticket. Orlando M. Barnes was named for Governor with A P Swineford, Alexander McFarlin, George H. Murdock, and others filling key statewide posts.
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Michigan
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Marquette
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Genessee
George H. Murdock
Berrien
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Lenawee
State Land Office
Lee H. Lord
Green Bay
A. B. Morse
Ionia
F. Triesdale
Board of Education
E. F. Uhl
Grand Rapids
William B. Moran
Detroit
Appalachian Club Holds Fifth Field Meeting at Fabyan New Hampshire
The Appalachian Club of Boston held its fifth field meeting at Fabyan New Hampshire. Secretary read minutes. Prof C L K Fay of Tufts opened with remarks on club aims and Alpine clubs abroad. The program covered high altitude insects, camping experience, Coast Survey work in New Hampshire, the White Mountain relief map, Mount Willey path report, and mountain surveying instruments.
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Cambridge
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Pickering
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Monahan Brothers Captured After Troy Streetcar Robbery
John and Thomas Monahan were captured near North Adams after a pursuit from Troy. Officer Quinn was seriously wounded by gunfire when one prisoner pulled a revolver in a smoking car at State Line. The fugitives were bound after a desperate struggle. a $100 watch was demanded for release. Both prisoners remain in Troy jail.
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Wing
Orange Grand Master warns Orangemen against Montreal visit
Ontario Orange Grand Master Hast issues a call for restraint on Montreal travel amid tense conditions in Quebec City. Three hundred Irish youths drill nightly as Battery B sails to Montreal to help keep peace. A mass meeting of Roman Catholics on Durham Terrace endorses action against a party procession bill. Deputations and rumors swirl about guarding Parliament and possible turmoil tomorrow.
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Beaudrey
July
Irish Catholic Union
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Dianne
Parliament House
Taillon
Despatches Describe Indian Forces on Heights and Pursuit
A July 8 despatch from Gen. Howard reports Indians in force on hills above Butler Creek. Bernard’s cavalry and Robbin’s scouts attacked, storms drove enemies from rocky ridges, and pursuit continued until exhaustion halted actions. Five enlisted men wounded, numerous horses killed, and hostiles driven toward Grande Ronde. Gov. Chadwick and Gov. Ferry coordinating in Oregon.
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Lightning strikes KP church spire workers. two hurt
New York on July 10 reports bricklayers Edward White and Bernard Gray struck by lightning while laying the spire at Fifty seventh Street and Seventh Avenue. White died instantly after being knocked down from sixty feet and Gray suffered severe chest burns and is in hospital. Separate notes from Camp Roxson Neb and Portland Maine report a killed herder John Hancock and a serious injury to Samuel and Mrs Folsom from a lightning strike.
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Neb
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Portland
Samuel Folsom
Kennebunkport
Folsom
Welcome for Father McDonald Returns from Europe
Several thousand Catholics in Manchester join a procession to the depot to greet Rev. Father William McDonald returning from five months in Rome and Southern Europe with Bishop Healy. He is escorted to St Ann's Church where he has served as priest for over thirty years. Charles A. O'Connor delivers the welcome, with Father McDonald briefly responding. The church and convent are described as beautifully decorated.
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Noted forger Gray finally captured on steamship Nevada
New York July 10 The steamer Nevada brings William E Gray a famed forger and confidence man. After nine years on the run he is captured partly by his own will. His career included bold frauds across Wall Street and Europe. Details of losses, extraditions, and high society associations are noted, with references to his family and purported connections.
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John Chinaman
New York
Nevada
Gray
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E. H. Gray
Shelburne Falls
Mass
United States Senate
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Lamson, Goodnough & Co
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Morse
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Morgan
England
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Morgen
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Sampson
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Colletso
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Brigham Young
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Utah
Hyde
Young
Board of Health
Buriai
Peremptory New York sale of flannels and linens opens
A brisk morning sale at Wilmerding Hoguet Co. sold 10 000 packages of flannels 500 cases of blankets and 200 cases of Whitteton ceviots to 300 buyers led by Claflin Stewart and dozens more. Prices ranged from 12 to about 18 cents per yard as batches moved quickly with numerous prominent houses attending. The sale adjourned to tomorrow.
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White Street
Faulkner, Page & Co
Claflin & Co
Stewart & Co
D. Crawford & Co
Louis Scheyman
Cleveland
Mann
Cincinnati
John Schillito & Co
Dinkelspiel, Cook & Co
Waller & McSorley
D. Holliday
J. W. Robinson & Co
Essex
Mt's
Berliner Bros
Field, Lieter & Co
Dodd, Grown & Co
Romberger, Long & Co
Daniel Miller & Co
Day Bros
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Jordan, Marsh & Co
W. D. Compton
Alms & Cooke
Left
Griswold & Co
Halstead, Hames & Co
Morrison & Harman
E. 8
E. 8. Jaffray & Co
Rothschild & Stein
Davis
Drake & Co
Adler Brothers & Newborn
Taylor & Thomas
Jackson, Mandel & Co
Alcott, Horton & Co
Hogs
Brows & Taylor
Jones, Stix & Co
Weil Brothers & Co
J. H. Wear
Baker & Co
Joel Guimar & Co
Carson, Perie, Gott & Co
A. Lehman & Co
Bamberger, Bloom & Co
Rice, Stix & Co
Sweetzer
Pembroke & Co
Johnson & Sutton
J. Wardlaw & Co
W. H. Carr & Co
J. L. Seixas
van Valkenberg
Beach & Co
Felton & Co
J. W. Farwell & Co
Locke, Twitchell & Co
Es&s
P & Co
Elmond
Diamond
CS & S
P &Co
BS & S
Polo
XX Jrf
NS & S
C&s
Excelsior Do
Saxony
Bristol Domestic
Quebec
Newburgh Bay Yacht Club Sails Fifth Annual Regatta
NEwsemer New York July 10 The fifth annual regatta of the Newburgh Bay Yacht Club was sailed today. Thirty two yachts entered in four classes 12 to 32 feet. Two squalls and a thunderstorm capsized four yachts but crews were rescued. Of twenty starters only one finished. Prizes went to William R Brown Newburgh first class Clara S New York second class George B Dean New York one class Ihe Brothers Jersey City fourth class.
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N. Y
Newburgh Bay
Clara S
New York
George B. Dean
Ihe Brothers
Jersey City
Westchester Polo Opens Season in Newport with Reds Dominant
Newport Rhode Island July 10 The Westchester Club opened the polo season with Reds led by George R Fearing E W Davis and Pierre Lorillard Jr defeating two Blues teams led by Fairman Rogers and Carroll Bryce The Reds won three of the first three games and two of the remaining three before Fearing retired A return match is set for September 7 against the Buffalo Club on their grounds in Buffalo noting last season’s heavy defeat for reference
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Westchester
Reds
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E. W. Davis
Pierre Lorillard
Blues
Fairman Rogers
Carroll Bryce
Fearing
Buffalo
N. Y
War With Mexico Sparks Texas Pressure for Collision
Congressman Schleicher, arriving in San Antonio from Washington, says the Administration will force peace or war with Mexico. Gen Ord, returning Saturday, will carry orders to invade and occupy border territory unless the Diaz Government guarantees immunity from invasion. Headquarters expect a collision as Mexican troops may resist. Schleicher calls the situation grave and claims all Texas is ready to raise forces to fight Mexico.
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Schleicher
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Washington
Mexico
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Diaz
Demolished Amsterdam broom factory leaves nine buried
A hurricane struck Amsterdam at 1 30 this afternoon demolishing a nearly finished broom factory. Nine workmen were buried in the ruins. Robert Burgen Frank Hart and Patrick Egan all of Amsterdam were fatally injured while others sustained serious injuries. Several other buildings suffered damage. Damage also reported at Albany.
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Robert Burgen
Frank Hart
Patrick Egan
Albany
Beaconsfield Coup Divides Opinion In Europe Paris Berlin
London July 10 The Beaconsfield coup divides opinion with praise and criticism across Paris Berlin and Vienna. The Times Berlin desk notes early prestige then doubt while Vienna papers greet English policy as protecting a fragile Turkey. Critics split over Egypt Cyprus and the Congress debates. Beaconsfield acquired Cyprus to avoid returning empty handed.
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EIC
LonDon
Times
Berlin
England
Vienna Presse
Turkey
Vienna
Paris
France
Egypt
Cyprus
Manchester Guardian
Asia Minor
the Times
Berlin Depateh
Russia
Forest Home Sale and Local Notes From Maine Markets
Forest Home in Deering, owned by the late Hon. F C J Smith, sold at auction to J P Baxter for 31000 over encumbrances. Early guests arrive at York Beach's Marshall House, including A B Stoughton and wife from Washington, and R Campbell and family from Mon- The Bodwell Granite Company of Vinalhaven orders a 58 foot long, five foot base monument shaft weighing about 250 tons at Sands quarry. Constable Wheeler returns from North Berwick with two women and two men from Brentwood County Farm, the men from the Brentwood House of Correction. The Cornish Methodists unveil a new parsonage with spa water supply, white-painted, praised as the state’s best outside cities. An offset tale notes Solon Chase’s steers: in 1875 A B Whittier bought six-year-old steers for $60, later sold to S Morrill for $140, then to C McGaffey of Mt Vernon for $165. McGaffey declined a $170 offer, yielding a $100 gain instead of shrinkage.
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South Berwick
North Berwick
House of Correction
Brentwood
N. H
Ciies
Solon Chase
Alvan B. Whittier
Vienna
O Lit
Sanders Morrill
New Hampshire Notes and Incidents at Portsmouth
A dog suspected to be mad was killed by the city marshal at Portsmouth on Wednesday. John S. Tuckerman of Portsmouth and John Habley of Newcastle were injured Monday while rigging the new schooner Cocheco. James F. Jenness of Portsmouth refused a $10,000 offer for his coin collection. A Mr McKay of Philadelphia, staying at the Shoals, offered that sum. The Reform Club of Portsmouth has adopted a motto urging moral suasion for drinkers and legal suasion for sellers and elected Horace A. Martin president, Frank E. H. Marden secretary, and Joseph Pettigrew treasurer.
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John S. Tuckerman
John Habley
Newcastle
Cocheco
James F. Jenness
McKay
Philadelphia
Reform Club of
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Frank E. H. Marden
Joseph Pettigrew
French carpenter falls from staging at St Albans church
Marchessault, a French carpenter, plunged about three feet from a church interior staging in the unfinished Methodist church at St Albans. He fractured his jaw and doctors fear serious internal injuries. A Richford dispatch notes James Ball, convicted of manslaughter in Quebec, released to attend his dying mother, now hoped to be freed on bail if self defense is sustained. In West Concord a man attempted a fatal act Sunday evening. Andrew Bennett, after love trouble with Miss Mary Stockwell, stabbed at his heart but struck a rib and is expected to recover.
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Richford
James Ball
Orrin Smith
Enowatton
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West Concord
Andrew Bennett
Mary Stockwell
J. Martin Smith
New Brunswick
N. J
Frederickton
N. B
Wilkes
Pennsylvania
Hezekiah Shaeffer
Franklin County
Bishop Ravelles
Coren
Buffalo
N. Y
Arthur Pool
Neptune Hose No. 5
Russell Station
Cleveland and
Tuscarawass Valley
Photius Fisk
Boston
Jonathan Walker
Michigan
West Indies
Hattie Mosler
Oswego and
Syracuse
Albany
L. Clark Seelye
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Chambly
Boston, Concord and
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Southeastern Railway
Premis
Vannegus
Massachusetts News Headlines Patchwork of Tragedies and Arrests
Royalston valued at 671045 with tax 1150. Worcesters pitcher Matthews expelled for intoxication. Sunstroke death at North Uxbridge. multiple drownings in Leominster Holyoke and Leominster ponds. Yarmouth camp meeting set for Aug 9 for ten days. temperance Tuesday noted. Holyoke warp company agent James Smith killed on the cars at Chicopee. injuries from bull in Sutton. Lowell officer suspended after assault claim. Foreman James Cromwell killed on Troy and Greenfield line. Uxbridge worker Peter Cullen injured after pipe blow. Railroad officials reshuffled. Fall River Superintendent appointment. Policeman Thomas Quinn shot while guiding prisoners. Accidents in South Lawrence elevator, Millville razor incident, Milbury lightning strikes. Berkshire Grand Jury report hints light docket. Tramps tied to stolen Troy horse car case. arrest at Pittsfield. Hathaway case rumors of guilty plea amid banking-era irregularities.
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Ziba Cook
North Uxbridge
Frank A. Russell
Leaminster
Warren
Henry Winkier
Connecticut
Holyoke
Leominster
Casrles Russell
Jonas Colburn
Yarmouth
James G. Smith
Chicopee
Waters Putnam
Sutton
Davis
Lowell
Committee On Police
George Stewart
Stewart
James Cromwell
Troy and Greenfield
North Adams
James Murphy
Central Mills
Uxbridge
Peter Cullen
Isaac N. Marshall
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Fitchburg
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Fall River
J. A. Ackley
Pittsfield
Chatham
Thomas Quinn
Troy
Allen Dixon
South Lawrence
Central Pacific
John Saron
Millville
Mr Saron
Milbury
Thomas Kilery
Kilery
John Hopkins
George Flagg
John Marlboro
West Bracsfield
Seth Allen
Berkshire County
Rockwell
North Alams
Monaima
George T. Hathaway
Milton Reed
Border City
Hathaway
Me Fawcett reports massacres inRumors of Bulgarian Russian excesses
Constantinople dispatch quotes Me Fawcett describing intense suffering south of the Rhodope mountains. He cites plundered villages, arson, and barbarities committed by Bulgarians and Cossacks with Russian soldiers, including women burned alive and young violated, urging a multi-nation inquiry.
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Fawcett
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Would-be assassin of Emperor William sentenced to death
Berlin July 10 Hoedel arraigned for attempting the life of the Emperor and pleaded not guilty claiming he aimed to die by his own hand. Thirty witnesses testified he aimed at the Emperor. He was sentenced to death. The Dandolo ironclad launched in Laspezzia Ivovy. Length 349 ft beam 65 ft armor 22 inches. Armament to be 100 ton Armstrong guns with 2500 pound projectiles. Canara transport sails from Valletta to Cyprus with Commissariat staff and Indian sappers to prepare for reception of troops. Twenty fifth Madras Regiment ordered to embark with European troops.
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Phi Beta Kappa Maine Alpha meets at Bowdoin College
Bowdoin College Brunswick Maine July 10 The Phi Beta Kappa Alpha Chapter of Maine held its annual meeting with a business session in Adams Hall led by President D C Linscott and Secretary Treasurer H L Chapman. New members from the class of 78 were elected and an oration by Rev William Henry Savage addressed the question Has a man the right to be religious. Alumni events included a Portland judges address and a concert by Cary Lewis Temple Quintette Club Mendelssohn Quintette Club and Kotschman. reunions followed as commencement neared.
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Chicago July 10 The Sexton Shater match may proceed
It now seems likely the Sexton Shater billiard match will go ahead as proposed with backer J D O Connor signaling willingness under minor restrictions. O Leary starts a 275 mile walk at 8 pm, while Henry Schmeh begins a 250 mile trek in tandem. A wheat price surge spurred a brief market flurry as three short sellers could not meet margin calls.
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Unwitting plea grounds death sentence in Missouri murder
St Louis July 10 Henry J Redemeter shot Herman Vosse June 19 and pleaded guilty in Criminal Court yesterday to be hanged August 23 Judge Jones imposed the death penalty The defendant’s attorney was absent and Redemeter says he did not know what he was doing An intervention by the Governor is seen as the only possible mercy
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Pettengill Identified in Bond Theft Case
Edward Pettengill, linked to the theft of 48000 in Government securities from Isaiah Hanscom's Washington home, has been identified as the seller of 12000 of the bonds defaulted on 225000 States Commissioner. An order was issued before Judge Cadwallader for his removal to Washington, where he will be taken tonight.
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Bollinger
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Edward Pettengill
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Montreal fraud overcharges on reservoir work found
In Montreal a large fraud is alleged in the new reservoir project with double billed stone work. Authorities accuse unscrupulous contractors and city officials of collusion on measurements. One city official has fled to the United States. The city reportedly overpaid about 20000 dollars.
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Duxbury Reef
Heads
Simpson Brothers
Reyes
Reyes and Farallow
Liverpool
Alsta
Atlas
Aux Cayes
Kingstop
Jamaica
Queenstown
Erin
Glasgow
Devonia
New World
Kinnersend Gladder
de Bullour
W. A. Batchetor
Ail Drugs
Batchelor
Marseilles
Wni
American Union
Tees
A. Shuman
Washington Street
Gents’ Department
Ign
KFOR
Choice Estate
N 2S & Sons
Devonshire Street
State House
Bunger Hill
Wachusett
Watte Mountains
Superior
Lexington
John Jeffries & Sons
Bet
Witz M
Adams and King
Hancock
Trail
Dorchester
Great Streets
Foss Street
Charlestown
Brewer Street
W. Roxbury
Inton Viles
Committee On Sewers
Port Elizabeth
C.G.H
Lord McDuff
Lewis Wharf
Henry W. Peabody & CO
Jel
Mile
Capetown
Mindoro
Lewis 3
Apo To & Vrrbors & CO
Milk Street
Peabody
Leeding
Melbourne
Chipman
Messrs
Newell & Co
Barxham & Co
Sydney
Azores
J.S. Davis
Ee L Persors
Speculan FE
Hustede
Sinaapo
Cyrus Wakefield & CO
Vvietorian
Grand Junction
Warren & CO
Sachem
L. Taylor & CO
State Street
ROE c. Lord & CO
Merchants’ Exchange
St. Jens
Halifax
Windsor
Charlottetown
Hatheway & Leon
Commercial St
Corer of
Chatham St
Bostom, J. Morrill, Jr., & Co
Eoviyt
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!