Norwalk Scandal Shocks Connecticut Village
In Norwalk a sensational scandal surrounds Dr William Lockwood a longtime local practitioner. Connected to a wealthy family and once in New York petroleum circles he faced heavy losses from speculation. Rumor links his affair with a married woman to threats of force by her husband. The widow Tryson of South Norwalk reportedly left him 16000 and loans he received were never found in her estate.
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Connecticut
Bridgeport
Conn
Norwalk
William Lockwood
Petroleum Exchange
New York
Tryson
South Norwalk
Bay St. Lawrence fishing outlook improves in July reports
Gloucester dispatch notes modest gains with the Lizzie M Center shipping 150 barrels to Boston and Tiganish area catching little News cites large mackerel schools at Port Hood Grand Bank fleet returning with better bait supplies Plymouth Rock delivering 250000 pounds codfish and 1000 pounds halibut plus Lilian Baxter with 225000 pounds codfish and 800 pounds halibut Several notable fares reported last week
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Gloucester
Mass
Bay St. Lawrence
Lizzie M. Center
Joseph Smith
Boston
Tignish
Port Hood
St. Lawrence
Grand Bank
Plymouth Rock
Lilian Baxter
Disappearance of Mrs Thurber Engulfs Springfield Choir
Springfield July 24 Ambherst gossip centers on the vanishing of Mrs Henry M Thurber age 28 and George W Newell 45 a musical instrument dealer and band leader. Thurber wife of a carpenter active church member and soprano, Newell a Grand Army officer left town after offering to search for her leaving his wife and ten children with no means. The two were closely linked and church officials reprimanded her before her disappearance July 15.
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Springfield
Mass
Newell
Creditors hold meeting for Weeden & Co. assets
At a July 24 meeting in Providence the assignees reported gross liabilities of 654 476 28 and gross assets of 596 964 02 with unsecured liabilities of 270 659 17 and estimated available assets of 128 960.0. The estate may realize about 4 percent. A committee of Bailey W. Evans Beriah Wall and John A. Brown was named to examine the records and confer with the assignees. The meeting’s sentiment favored continuing the firm’s business.
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Providence
Clinton R. Weeden & Co
William W. Douglas
Bailey W. Evans
Beriah Wall
Jobln A. Brown
Descendants of Solomon and Susan Sargent Hold Pigeon Cove Reunion
A reunion of the descendants of Solomon and Susan Sargent from Aprisquam parish gathered yesterday at Pigeon Cove at the home of the last surviving child, Mrs. Phebe Tullies, now over eighty. Seventy living descendants, plus friends, attended a four generation event totaling 87 people, with exercises on harbor plans for Rockport, dinner, speeches, and songs.
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Gloucester
Mass
Solomon
Susan Sargent
Aprisquam
Phebe Tullies
Pigeon Cove
Harbor of Refuge
Rockport
Albatross Arrives at Newport for Fresh Gulf Stream Observations
United States fish commission steamer Albatross under Capt. Tanner arrived at Newport at 6 this evening after departing Norfolk on Saturday. The vessel reports important new observations on fish movements, particularly along the northern edge of the Gulf Stream, and will depart for the southward of Block Island tomorrow to renew studies in those waters.
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Providence
R. I
United States Fish Commission
Albatross
Tanner
Newport
Norfolk
Block Island
Englishwoman in Lowell Marries Local Man After Adultery
Sarah Blackwell from Leeds, England, left her husband six months ago, came to Lowell and married Frederick Marshal who had recently arrived from England. E.R. Blackwell pursued them, alerted police, and had them arrested for adultery. The pair had lived together in Lowell as spouses, and Mrs. Blackwell left a six year old child in England.
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Lowell
Mass
Sarah Blackwell
Leeds
England
E.R. Blackwell
Frederick Marshal
Political conventions and campaign notes blaze across the nation
The article chronicles temperance and prohibition party proceedings in New York and Illinois, the selection of William H. Barnum as permanent chair, the Prohibition party platform, and nominations for vice president. It also reports local Democratic and Republican mobilization in towns from Batavia to Dover, with club formations, ratification meetings, and booster efforts for Cleveland and Hendricks, Blaine, and other candidates.
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Illinois
Batavia
Cleveland Club
Jacob Geiss
O. T. Snow
M. M. Kinne
Matteson
Cleveland and Hendricks
Cleveland
Hendricks
Forreston
Ill
J. C. Leyster
Oregon
William H. Wagner
Freeport Anzeiger
Shelbyville
Cleveland and Hendricks Club
de Kalb
Opera House
Harrison
Blaine
New York Sun
Brother Blaine
the Sun
George Washington
Washington
Warren Fisher, Jr
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Portland
Democratic State Committee
Merchants’ Exchange Hotel
W. A. Cromwell
York County
Torrey
Bath
Indianapolis
Ind
M. E. Shiel
Eli F. Ritter
Grand Opera House
Dover
N. H
Patrick Maguire
E. A. Perkins
J. F. Grimes
J. G. Cavanaugh
E. E. Ryan
T. J. Cassidy
M. R. Kennedy
Thomas Garvey
James Keenan
P. H. Rossiter
Newport
Boston Post
Cleveland and
Maine
Destructive cyclone hits New Hartford center Connecticut
New Hartford, a small town in central Connecticut, suffered a cyclone on Wednesday night. The Greenwood Manufacturing Company’s building was unroofed, sheds and salt outhouses destroyed, and damage extended to trees and crops with several people severely injured.
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New Haven
Conn
New Hartford
Greenwood Manufacturing Comrome
Worcester Assessors Report Sharp Tax Shift in year
Worcester mass July 24 the assessor s returns for the year show a valuation of 50 739 175 a gain from last year of 2 168 441 The amount to be raised by taxation is 866 391 and the rate is 1660 which is 60 cents less than last year The valuation is divided into 13 070 275 personal and 37 668 900 real 18 163 is likely the taxable property count
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Natick officer arraigned for assault over scab remark
NATICK Mass July 24 In the police court A O Pearse an officer was arraigned for assault on Daniel McGlone who called him a scab Pearse issued a warrant for McGlone arrest on drunkenness McGlone was discharged Pearse was fined 10 and costs
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Natick
Mass
A. O. Pearse
Daniel McGlone
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Pearse
McGlone
Ayres Awarded 4500 in Suit Over Hartford Injury
George A. Ayres, injured on the New England road near Hartford, who sought 50000 in damages, won a verdict of 4500 plus costs in the supreme court at Waterbury, Connecticut, on July 24. The case highlights compensatory relief awarded for the incident near Hartford.
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New Haven
Conn
George A. Ayres
New England
Hartford
Supreme Court
Waterbury
Various political and social notes from across the states
Ex Gov Charles R Ingersoll of Connecticut is gravely ill. President Arthur may tour Plattsburgh St Albans and Fairfield. Messrs Field of New York stay in Stockbridge Mass. Helen Chapman author died in Rochester at 44. Ex Gov Sprague Rhode Island with new wife in Canonchet. Pension era topics surface. Col P M Smart returns to Nantasket after scouting western North Carolina. Chester Bliss to become assistant roadmaster of Boston and Albany with Springfield base. Gen W S Rosecrans invited to Dayton soldiers reunion July 29 30 31. he accepts. About 30 000 ex soldiers expected. Cleveland Gossard 23rd child of David Gossard of Clear Spring Md. 55 year old father, 10 year younger mother. family of 21 living. all Democrats.
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Octogenarian fight shapes New Hampshire political clash
The Granite State column details a packed NH political scene with Moody Currier and Goodell for governor, the Republican machine backing Goodell, and looming senate leadership concerns. It notes campaigns, districts, and the effort to enforce Prohibition while mentioning church progress and missionary movements.
Good Fielding Fails to Offset Poor Batting
The New Yorks defeated the Boston club in Boston by batting well enough to win despite a few costly fielding errors. Welch baffled Boston pitching while Ward and Sutton produced key runs, but Boston’s weak hitting limited scoring. Attendance was 2710 as New Yorks pitch and fielding prevailed.
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New Yorks
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Dorgan
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Sutton
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Prohibition Convention Nominates John P. St John
At Prattsburg New York a prohibition convention declared John P. St John the unanimous candidate after roll call. Delegates praised reform clubs and a strong anti liquor platform was adopted denouncing federal and state liquor laws and criticizing both major parties for their stance on temperance. A telegram to St John in Rochester was planned as the nomination was announced.
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Prohibition Party
Committee
Brown
Iowa
New York
Boston
Portland
Providence
Miss Willard
Prohibition Home Protection Party
Miner
Finance Committee
Pioneer Battle Fund
National Prohibition Party
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the Little Giant
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New Jersey
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Illinois
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PrttsBourg
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Kansas
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Kentucky
McDonald
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Maine
Gideon T. Stewart
Ohio
Charlies M. Nye
John P. St. John
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
James Black
Mr. St. John
Democratic Party
Alleged Letters From Cleveland Blaine and Butler Dinner
Read at the St Patrick Legion dinner at Coney Island, letters from Blaine Butler and Cleveland discuss campaigns and humor about weights, beer, chowder, and civil service reform, with playful references to Puck artists and political intrigue.
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Cleveland
Blaine
Butler
St. Patrick’s Legion of Brooklyn
Coney Island
Augusta
T. M. McCann, Esq
St. Patrick
Puck
James G. Blaine
New York Assemblyman Praises Gov Cleveland In Letter
Ansonia Conn July 23 1884 A letter from Thomas W Welch assemblyman of New York defends Cleveland against claims. He states the Free dom of Worship Bill never passed the legislature and Cleveland did not veto it. He also notes Cleveland vetoed the Westchester protec tory appropriation for constitutional reasons and expresses Irish Catholic support.
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Cleveland
Ansonia
Conn
New Haven Register
Thomas W. Welch
Assemblyman
James T. Smith
Niagara Falls
Ausonia
Gov.Cleveland
Westchester
Thomas V. Welch
Assembly
Niagara County
N. Y
Gov Cleveland and the Car Drivers on New York City Lines
A New York Herald piece defends Gov Cleveland against critics over vetoing a so called car drivers bill. It explains the bill would not help workers paid by the trip and would hurt earnings by reducing trips. It also notes a labor party convention planned for July 30 31 in Hershey Hall with about 400 delegates.
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Gov. Cleveland
New York Herald
Cleveland
Chicago
William A.A. Carsey
National
Indepenent Labor Party
Labor Party
Hershey Hall
Mr. Carsey
Labor
Blaine
Butler
Col
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Drowned In River After Bridge Crossing At Oldtown Me
Amos Hutchinson attempted a bridge crossing at Oldtown Maine while intoxicated, fell into the river, and was drowned. A large number of swordfish were caught off the Biddeford coast last Thursday with Captain Butler taking two, Captain Leavitt seven, and Captain Verrill eight, each fish weighing 250 to 360 pounds. A 14-foot-long swordfish was brought into Old Orchard from Wood Island on Friday. Prolonged June dryness fears about hay crop losses in eastern Maine were erased by frequent rains, indicating a crop up to average in past years.
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Amos Hutchinson
Oldtown
Biddeford
Daniel Butler
Abiatha W. Leavitt
Verrill
Old Orchard
Wood Island
Curious case before auditor over $49000 recovery
J B Smith seeks to recover from Hon Frank Jones of Portsmouth $49000 paid for use by Smith's firm. Sales were held unlawful under New Hampshire prohibitory and common laws. Much interest surrounds this settlement involving a curious legal question.
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J. B. Smith
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
Smith
New Hampshire
Accidents and Tragedies Reported in Charleston and Vicinity
A Charleston man Mr Wheeler was badly injured when a pile of boards toppled onto a mowing machine pole pinning him and breaking his back. Mrs Laura King near North Troy ingested paris green and remains in precarious condition after emergency care. Frank Workman’s two year old son in Jay was fatally shot by a worker at Workman’s site when a supposedly unloaded gun was carelessly handled. John Pereault a French worker near Barton was run over by a train and killed, with suicide suspected as he stepped onto the track to face the approaching locomotive.
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Goodell
Currier
Toto
Manchester
Senate
Wolfeborough
Haynes
Congress
Gallinger
Rollins
Daniel Barnard
Franklin
Grafton and Coos Bar Association
Flume House
Barnard
Levi W. Barton
Newport
Sullivan County
Lower Grafton
Ruel Durkee
Wheeler
Charleston
Laura King
North Troy
Frank Workman
Jay
Workman
John Pereault
Barton
Multiple events reported from Cottage City to Hinsdale
A test of Cottage City water works succeeded. Michael Reardon aged 11 drowned at South Lawrence while bathing. Niles Wilcox 70 Otis farmer shot himself. Nero Giles found dead in Plymout h Mount Pleasant street after a week missing. Barnstable Sunday School picnic at Cataumet drew many. Midlwoor' Cornet band played. George Bixby died after brutal assault by Dennis Falvey in Westfield. Falvey jailed awaiting grand jury. In Pittsfield supreme court Charles Anderson Hillsdale sentenced to 10 years and Alanson Jones to 3 years for assault on Leslie Persip Hinsdale. Persip shot in head, remains inside brain. all reported as colored.
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Cottage City
Michael Reardon
South Lawrence
Niles Wilcox
Otis
Nero Giles
Mount Pleasant Street
Plymouth
Barnstable County Sunday School Association
Cataumet
Hyannis
Woods Hall
Way
Midlwooro’ Cornet
George Bixby
Dennis Falvey
Westfield
Falvey
Supreme Court
Pittsfield
Charles Anderson
Hillsdale
Alanson Jones
Leslie Persip
Hinsdale
Persip
Anderson
Norwich man sees bantam quail eyes at 40 oclock in June
A Norwich man observed bantam quail at 40 oclock in the afternoon on June 23 with the birds stepping out on his premises on Tuesday morning at 10 oclock. The Waterbury case of Deputy Judge Cole, jailed for contempt for withholding information from a client, was ruled in Cole's favor by the supreme court, finding the return insufficient to sustain contempt.
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IL Young Quails
Cole
Waterbury
Bradstreet
Supreme Court
Yosemite Arrives at Portsmouth With Naval Board Aboard
Commodore John G Walier and other naval board members travel on the Yosemite arriving at Portsmouth New Hampshire reporting 19 mph speed. The ship coals and departs Saturday while repairs are planned for Tallapoosa Constellation and Dale. Secretary Chandler and Lieut Greely relief vessels awaited. Greely declines a public reception in Newburyport opting for a quiet meet with citizens. Bear may join guests aboard for the reception day.
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N.H
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Newcastle
Lieut
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Johnson
W.A. Johnson
A. W. Greely
Distillery Fire Destroys Overholt & Co Buildings
A fire at A Overholt & Co.'s distillery in Connellsville Pa destroyed the main building and three bonded warehouses, burning 7000 barrels of whiskey valued at 550000 with 115000 in losses to buildings and machinery. One warehouse with 600 barrels survived. heat and fumes lit the area, and some whiskey was seized by a crowd. Other small fires reported include a tool-house fire near Cottage Farm station and a basement blaze at John & Jones Dobson carpet warehouse, plus farm buildings destroyed in New Sharon and a frame house destroyed in Framingham Centre.
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Mr. Davis Tells His Story of Preaching on the Common
William F. Davis writes to the Boston Post recounting his 1884 account of gospel meetings on Boston Common. He describes police interruptions, cites city ordinances, and defends peaceful open air preaching while praising prior assurances from police officials.
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A Traveller Praises Lowell Rail Ad System
E H Boston July 24 describes a traveler’s praise for Lowell railroad ads. He notes the clear start line showing start stations and connections, enabling quick, mistake-free travel information. He contrasts this with other roads and urges adoption of Lowell’s straightforward advertising method.
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Two Young Men Drowned at Wells Beach Fishing Trip
A fishing trip from Wells beach ended in tragedy when Fred Hovey and William Tripp, both teens, drowned after their boat capsized in breakers. Edward Bell of Boston survived after clinging to the boat. Searchers scoured the Wells harbor area with no bodies found, fearing they drifted to sea or were in a whirlpool. Col. Charles Hovey arrived from Boston as patrols continued.
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Wells
Edward Bell
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Miss Lulu Hurst Challenges John L Sullivan at Globe Theatre
A Boston letter quotes Paul Atkinson refuting claims Miss Lulu Hurst uses muscles alone in feats and challenges world champion John L Sullivan to meet her on stage at the Globe Theatre for a muscular strength contest, dated July 24.
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Severe Chesapeake storm trams Georgeanna near Sandy Point
A violent wind and rain storm struck Chesapeake Bay this afternoon driving the steamer Georgeanna off Sandy Point. Windows blew out, passengers fainted, life preservers were worn as the vessel battled huge waves until the revenue steamer Phlox towed her into Annapolis. The gale is described as one of the bay’s severest.
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Des Moines Thaws Under Scorching Heat and Storm Damage
Des Moines Indiana recorded the hottest day of the season with a 101 degree thermometer reading. Three sunstroke cases were reported. A late evening storm at around 10 o clock sparked lightning strikes that set several buildings ablaze.
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Yellow fever report denied by authorities in New Orleans
A compilation of brief notices reports officials denying a yellow fever case in New Orleans. Other items note a Chicago Bicycle club trip from Saratoga to Boston, a circus tent collapse in Syracuse injuring several, a Cuba army plot uncovered in Washington, and various accidents and legal notices across multiple states. Names and places include Saratoga Mechanicsville Gardiner Clinton Boston Waterford Troy New Rochelle Jooklyn Rushville Green Bay Iola and several individuals.
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Rushville
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Gillespie
Scott
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Pickpocket Pair Arrested After Tremont Street Theft
Inspector Knox traced a suspected woman to a thieves’ resort at the South End. He followed her to four Winter street stores and to Tremont street where she and her husband were observed stealing from Catherine McCarty of Barton street. The pocketbook recovered in the couple’s possession identified the pair as Martin Rafferty and Bridget Rafferty, both claiming Philadelphia origins.
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City Streets Chief Takes Charge As Meeting Set Next Week
Michael Meehan assumes duties as superintendent of streets on Thursday. A committee to probe the paving department will meet next week. The electric wires committee continued hearings on Friend street pole removal petition by abutters. Evidence was presented by the Western Union company. John French submitted the carpentry bid for Hammonda street grammar school house at 21,172.
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Man Arraigned for Lynde Street Murder
Charles Elliott charged with murder after allegedly strangling his wife in a Lynde Street house last Sunday. He pleaded not guilty before Judge Forsaith in municipal court and was committed to jail to await grand jury action in August with Thomas Riley appointed to represent his interests.
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Lynde Street
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Marseilles
Toulon
Boston Common
William F. Davis
Harvard University
Cambridge Almshouse
Boston Latin School
Boston North End
Lord Jesus Christ
Boston Olice
Massachusetts Commonwealth
Weldon
Lieut. Lambert
Station 4
Jesus
WM. F. Davis
Mt, Washington
Chelsea
Hurst-Sullivan
John
Georgia Electric Girl
Jimmy McLaughlin
North Margin Street
Lake Walden
East Cambridge
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Opivet
James Staniels
Highland Hall
Cor
Boston Post Advertising
Eneianes
Etins Motors
Boston Weekly Post
Boothbay
Eastern Steamboat Company
Kennebec
Sassanoa
Woolwich
Arrowsic
Hell Gates
Westport
Sheepscott
Entertainment Notes
Georgia Wonder
Boston Museum
Peck
Oakland Garden
Carrie Swain
Josie Loane
Daphne
Bartley Campbell
Mrs. Walker
Captain Misbler
Gus Williams
Mount Clements, Ich
Raymond
Messrs
Raymond and
Whitcomb
W. Raymond
Nantasket Beach
Russell & Sturgis
Reeves
City Hall
P. 5
Chase
Salem
Old Colony
Leominster
Samuel Colburn
Cambridge Street
Lechmere National Bank
Wakefield Court
Bumpus of
Maiden
Imeon
Bumpus
C. H. Graves & Sons
John C. Price
Insurance Agency
Kilby Street
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!