Newton Public Works bill sparks heated House debate
In the General Court a bill to let Newton establish a board of public works stirred strong opposition and debate. Lindy Hayes of Lynn warned it would abolish city government. supporters like Morison of Boston urged its passage. An amendment by Greenough to delay implementation until Newton voters approve failed 57 to 89, and the measure moved to a third reading. The session also covered Dudley Indians claims against the Commonwealth and a reconsideration of liquor license fee repayments after death of licensees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Board of Public Works
Hayes
Lynn
Morison
Boston
Greenough
Wakefield
Gilman
Milton
Waltham
McNary
Meade
Salem
Moriarty
Worcester
Quincy
Quincey
Charles E. Stevens
Thomas Harrington
Dudley
Plymouth and Middleboro Railroad Bill Passes
In a brisk House debate the Plymouth and Middleboro Railroad bill drew support from Taft and Bullock. Proponents said the route serves towns along its path and would move passengers and freight, shorten trips to New York by eight hours, and boost Plymouth Carver and Middleboro. The measure, deemed a public necessity, passed to be engrossed by a near unanimous viva voce vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth & Middleboro Railroad
Plymouth & Middleboro Railroad Company
Mr. Taft
Bullock
Fall River
Taft
Powers
Hyde Park
New York
Plymouth
Carver
Middleboro
House Rejects Senate Resolve On Officer Expenses
The House refused to table and rejected the Senate resolve to examine services compensation and expenses of state and county officers. The vote was 46 to 71 with opposition led by Rowell of Methuen and support from Tuttle of Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Tuttle
Arlington
Rowell
Methuen
Voters by precinct data sought under suspended rule
Under a suspension of the twelfth joint rule an order was admitted directing the Secretary of the Commonwealth to furnish the House with a statement of the number of registered male voters in each voting precinct on Nov 6 1889 with the total ballots cast in each precinct at the last State election as directed by the House order adopted Feb 5. Under a similar suspension the petition of the Central Church of Lynn was presented for legislation to enable it to sell and convey certain property in that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Commonwealth
House of Representatives
Central Church of
Lynn
Bills and Adverse Reports in the House
The House reported bills on physiology and hygiene education, Chelsea Day Nursery renaming, Supreme Court practice, Somerville Firemen's Relief, undertaker supervision in Boston, guardianship for destitute Catholic children, hospital contracting by cities for the unfortunate, sewer statutes, vessel passage through bridge draws on the Charles, and Brookline jurisdiction over ways. Leave to withdraw stories cover salaries and investments, and other petitions. Inexpedient and other actions cover county salaries, black bass, city clerk tenure, milk analysis costs, and milk inspector appointments.
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Chelsea Day Nursery
Somerville Firemen’s Relief Association
Boston
Charles Iver
Brookline
H. G. Herrick
Essex County
H. B. Church
Boston Water Trust & Investment Company
W. E. Douglas
Brockton
Water Works Security Company
Norfolk County
Board of Health
Bills to authorize Dighton society property and church interments
Reports Accepted Inexpedient to legislate on preventing defacing shade trees to fasten billboards. Prohibits wage cuts without fifteen days' notice. Reenacts liquor liability exemptions for officers. Leave to withdraw. Petitions for pier in Little River Haverhill and Grafton Land Company incorporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedobaptist Congregational Society of
James i. Wineheld
Little River
Haverhill
Frank W. Morse
The
Grafton Land Company
Senate Committees Report Highlights and Local Bills
Reports indicate bills appropriating Besgud for a gypsy moth extermination commission and annexing part of Sherborn to Framingham. Milford Creamery Company seeks $5000 capital. Inexpedient reports on district police numbers and Bristol County officer addition. Ought to pass on publication of savings banks commission annals. Agriculture committee authorized to sit during sessions. Engrossed bill authorizes appeals from tax assessors to the superior court. Adverse report on James Hoar bounty petition tailed. Superior Court message from Justices Aldrich Blodgett and Bishop cites findings of fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Besgud
Sherborn
Framingham
Milford Creamery Company
Bristol County
Commissioners of Savings Banks
Superior Court
James Hoar
Aldrich
Blodgett
Bishop
Debated borrowing limits for city projects at hearing
The Cities Committee in continuation heard Mayor Hart seek approval to borrow 550000 for schools and 250000 for parks beyond the debt limit. Attorney Harding argued against but warned of wasteful contracts, citing sewer costs in Boston and Philadelphia and raising questions about tax comparisons and city staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Cities
Hart
Herbert L. Harding
Citizens’ Association
Harding
Dorchester
Thomas N. Hart
Boston
Philadelphia
Boston Sewer Department
Stony Brook
Wilson
Beacon Society
Chicago
Imen
Moody Merrill
Merrill
Mr.Harding
Comptroller of
Bailey
H. G. Barnes
Gamaliel Bradford
James Waldock
Socialistic Labor Party
Jonathan Stone
States Take On Bunker Hill Monuments Case Hears
Massachusetts House committees heard petitions on the State assuming control of the Bunker Hill monument and land. Boston officials led by Corporation Counsel Richardson argued State rights under charter. Pillsbury for the Bunker Hill Monument Association contended lapse and breach void state action. Also discussed were a New England Conservatory of Music appropriation request and other committee agenda items.
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House Committee On the Judiciary
Bunker Hill Monument
Brackett
Boston
Richardson
Stacey and
Folsom
A. E Pillsbury
Bunker Hill Monument Association
Pillsbury
Harvard
Institute of Technology
Agricultural College
Messrs
Silas Pierce
Eben D. Jordan
Committee On Railroads
Quincy of
Quincy
New York
Mgr
Committee On
Committee On Labor
George E. McNeill
Massachusetts Pharmaceutical Association
W. W. Bartlett
Hi. H. Faxon
H. L. Bowker
Hayes Readings At Chickering Hall In Irish Dialect
Mr J J Hayes brings a mixed program to Chickering Hall on Thursday night with Sam Lover’s humorous Jiminy Hoy and Tennyson’s poem Tomorrow in Irish dialect. Also featured are One Day at Arle by Frances Hodgson Burnett, the Julius Caesar forum scene, and the Fourth of Judy Celebration at Jonesville by Samantha Arle.
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J. J. Hayes
Chickering Hall
Mr. Hayes
Sam Lover
Jiminy Hoy
Tennyson
Arle
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Julius Cesar
Jonesville
Samantha Arle
Adams Examines Jeffersons Second Administration
Henry Adams broadens study of Jeffersons second term by tracing archives and manuscripts from English, French, and Spanish sources. His findings may shift views on Madison, Monroe, Pickering, and Federalists, while Burrs conspiracy receives especially strong, vivid treatment in the new volume.
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Henry Adams
Jefferson
Nicholson
Madison
Monroe
Pickering
Adams
John Quincy Adams
Albert Gallatin
Mr. Adams
Burr
Hamilton
Florida
Napoleon
Great Britain
England
John Henry
Mundison
United States
Thomas Jefferson
New York
Charles Scribner's Sons
National League of Republican Clubs Opens Third Convention
About 600 delegates gathered in Nashville for the third annual National League of Republican Clubs convention. An opening address by A J Watson welcomed attendees, followed by remarks from Thurston of Nebraska praising Speaker Tom Reed and denouncing Democratic obstructive tactics. General Nathan K. Goff predicted West Virginia would swing Republican in the next election. Several officials spoke, with work slated to continue the next day and delegates planned a state trip afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
National League of Republican Clubs
A. J. Watson
Thurston
Nebraska
Tom Reed
Buncombe
Nathan K. Goff
West Virginia
Harry Lenhart
Philadelpha
Webster
Shipping News Mini Almanac Highlights March Sea Transit
Maritime log notes arrivals and clearances with ships from Liverpool to Yarmouth and Glasgow. Reports of ice, cold, and rough seas as steamers Lake Winnipeg Buenos Ayrean and Maydale navigate field ice and leaks. Multiple vessels in tow or in ballast move between Boston Philadelphia Baltimore and New York with cargoes of lumber sugar and barkentine John Lanery and other listings.
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Tursday
Lake Winnipeg
Carey
Liverpool
Geo W Preston
Buenos Ayrean
Carruthers
Glasgow
HH & A Allan
Iynedale
Love
Hamburg
Cc Furness
Feo
Lou
Gulf Stream
Iveavout
Fremont
Denovan
Portland
George A Chatle
Goutrey
Gloucester
Berks
Adams
Philadelphia
Taggerald
Hawes
Sooke
Baltimore
New York
Wrestler
Ling
George Moon
L B Gilchrist
Philadelphi
Flora Rogers
Camden
Francis
Brunswick
Mary
Kerrigan
St John
Swiis
Helen H Benedict
Brockett
Minnie Rowan
Walter Higgins
Jones
C A White
Connor
Norfolk
Swis Massasoit
Babbitt
Henry Sutton
Pearce
Martie Holmes
Burr
Oliver Starrett
Wallace
Georgie Clark
Bartlett
Nazourka
Lane
Matilda
Cooper
Rockport
R & Kenney
Shaw
Rockland
Lelouw
Alice Belle
Yarmouth
Stanwood
J G Hall & Co
Barkentine
John 5Lanery
New
Wooster
Syaney
Newcastle
Nsw
HLW Peabody & Co
Hattie
Bath
Richardson
Barbados
Iscasset
TW Hoxie & Co
Gate City
Doane
Savannah
Richardson & Barnard
Tremont
Donovan
F Williams
Calvin Ib Orcuit
Vierce
J W Linneil
Michigan
Istrian
Otranto
Jiuli
Jeng
Samuel E Spring
Boothbay
Clamer Oak
Acacia
Matuel Russell
Cardenas
Law W Young
Haggetts Cove
Wapella
Guapoint
John Stockham
Mt Desert
Joad
Calvin Burcutt
Augusta Hemick
Eastport
Oliver Scofield
F Harmons
Driske
Tiogo
Wain Cobb
Mollie Rhoades
Darrel Gifford
Elizabeth M Cook
Georgie Kerry
Highland Light
GiAuweus
Ritannia
Henry R Cougdon
Charles Noble Simmons
Henry NI Squire
Observation
Freestone Cutters Union Appoints Committee to Reply
The Freestone Cutters Union met in Bay State Hall to act on propositions from freestone contractors. A five member committee was formed to draft the reply. The meeting was largely attended and the men oppose concessions.and the Slate and Metal Rooters Union in Eagle Hall endorsed the Keesions Cutters Union stance with contractors. The eight hour movement was backed but pay to be on daily rate. Several members were initiated while others were proposed and two expelled for piece work violations.
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Freestone Cutters’ Union
Bay State Hall
Freestone
Slate and Metal Rooters’ Union
Eagle Hall
Keesions Cutters’ Union
Cigar Makers’ Union
Hayes Blackmail Trial Resumes in Beverly Case
Salem reports the Ellen F Hayes trial for attempting to blackmail Dr J J Hayes of Beverly was resumed with further arguments today The court adjourned the case to Friday morning for continued consideration amid a scheduled meeting for judge Salvation Oil touted as a pan killer priced at 26 cents and Dr Bulls Cough Syrup offered at 25 cents by a national distributor of happiness
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Salem
SpretAu
Ellen F. Hayes
J. J. Hayes
Beverly
Pete Een
Salvation Oil
Rates Steady in All Departments on Steam Vessels
New York reports steady rates across departments favoring steam vessel service. Asita-Ship Conshire charters 60,000 cases refined petroleum from New York to Tiong Hong, indicating continued active trade and shipping demand despite market fluctuations.
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New York
Asita
Conshire
New Yor
Tiong Hong
Anjer to New York and More Ships Onward Orders From Port
A chaotic list of sailing dates and destinations for multiple ships and brigs across oceans. Entries include ANJER passing Jan 27 bound for New York, MELBOURNE voyage to Newcastle NSW, CANARA sailing to Great Britain via Singapore, and PENANG March 1 aiming for New York or Britain, with numerous other vessels and ports cited.
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Anjer
Ital
Mortola
New York
Mardillla
Carniola
I‘hiladelphia
John C Potter
Pendleton
Newcastle
Nsw
Navles—Ar Daredg
Bark Mariner
Thurmot
SSW
George F Manson
Crack
Valparaiso
Penang
Canara
Dexter
Singapore
New Lors
Great Britain
Queesspown
Annesley
Wert
Fleetwood
Rio Janeiro
James Drummond
Curtis
Philadelphia
Frances
Aim
Thompson
Baltimore
Shields
Bari Sucephalus
Nicholson
Quebec
ST Vincent
Clifton
Hampton Reade
Whalers Set To Cruise From San Francisco March 3
San Francisco clears whalers for March 3 voyage aboard Tamer Lane of New Bedford under captain Rogers. Rogers to lead expedition.
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San Francisco
Tamerlane
New Bedford
Rogers
Mount Edgcumbe reports sighting Fenwick Island Light
Steamer Mount Edgcumbe arrives at the port from Rogresso reporting March 24 at 5 pm. Fenwick Island Light seen in sight at thirteen fathoms but the light vessel was not visible, she likely swung from her position. A three-masted schooner lay at anchor with Island Light toward the west.
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New York
Mount Edgcumbe
Shipping News From New England Ports March 5 1890
Maritime brief listing vessels sailing and arriving at Boston Providence Phippsburg Perth Amboy Portsmouth Red Beach Salem San Francisco Seattle Tacoma Vineyard Haven Wellfleet Warren Rhode Island and other ports with cargoes routes and dates including schooners barks brigs steamers and ships such as Yosemite Louis Walsh Sterling and Ceylon among others sailing Feb 24 to March 4 1890 with destinations New York Boston Portland Philadelphia Rockland and more.
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Antigua
Anna W Barker
Sarae Vernandina
Loth
Pearl Nelson
Kemp
New OT
Maracaibo
Acapulco
San Juan
San Francisco
Panama
Bermuva
Broadstock
Galveston
Y4th
Granada
Carle
Luspan
New
Louise
Gram
Isaac Burpee
Williams
St Joan
Repay
Balabados
Barks State Harding
McDougall
Buenos Ayres
Conquest
Pixon
Rosario
Minden
McDousall
Montevideo
Lottie E. Wyman
Grande Do Sul
Jalapa
Roos
Savannah
Barks Saga
Cuba
Stobert
Mallsen
Delaware
America
Armstrong
New York
George Corbett
Navies
Frank
Warren
Walker
J H Bowers
Maguie
Trinidad
Boylston
Small
Clenfurgos
Hanel, Jr
Balimore
Ifogao
W G Davis
Prince
Joseph S Spinney
Curling
Philadelphia
Adolph
Carleton
Hong Kong
Imperial
Amoy
Lavas
Irthington
Barnard
Jueremit
Redonda
Silangual
Bark Karaak
Morreil
Briz Wan Bun
Welch
Sth
Ube
Si Plerre
Mart
Eva Maud
Boston Post
Arleville
Veary
Peary
Wilson
Balano
Matanzas
Phippsburg
B Chase
Pinkham
Perth Amboy
John Warren
Murray
Portsmouth
Alfred Keene
Rockland
Fideman
Woodward Abrahams
Boston
Boothbay
Red Beach
Henry
Cayler
Providence
George A Leland
Salem
Lancaster
Robinson
Mattie J Alles
Crockett
Portland
Wildfire
Phomaston
Yosemite
Fullerton
Tacoma
Rufus
Wood
Far
Goodwin
Satilla
Hailey’s Mills
Cassie Jameson
Collins
Seattle
L Schepp
Svannau
Hark Lagona
Gorjon
Garston
Leon
Valparaio
Heela
Columbia
Vineyard Haven
Mand
Pursley
Oliver
Apalachicola
Nellie
Russell
Port Liverty
Lynn
Fawn
Harmons Harbor
Leanora
Dennett
Knickerbocker
New Haven
Boson
Caroline Gray
Minnie C Taylor
Nell
J Paine
Eagle
Kate & Rich
Rebecca Shepard
Hi T Heeges
ML Bennetll
Ada Harker
Emma & Briggs
Neilie
Wellfleet
Alice P Higgins
Keyport
J M Moraies
Nova Scotian crews take command of Gloucester cod fleet
Several captains with their crews arrived from Nova Scotia by steamer Yarmouth Sunday and began to fit away. Nearly the entire bank cod fishing fleet will be commanded and manned by Nova Scotians who have resided in the Provinces all winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
W Homans
Win H Foye
Georges
Nova
Ships and Bark with Crews Sail from San Francisco Ports
A fleet of vessels departs including Mooltan under Doughty bound for Queenstown on Nov 6 at latitude 12 N longitude 119 W. Orthes with Wyness sails to London on Dec 28 at 41 8 N 30 W. Amazon under McLaren heads to Hull on Feb 8 at 8 N 35 W. Bark Truro sails from Liverpool to Halifax on Feb 26 with a Norwegian crew aboard. Sch Evolution with Bertaux departs Matanzas for Wilmington NC on Feb 26, eighteen miles west of Alligator Lighthouse.
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Mooltan
Doughty
San Francisco
Queenstown
Orthes
Wyness
London
Amazon
McLaren
Hull
Truro
Liverpool
Halifax
Low
Bertaux
Matanzas
Wilmington
Alligator Lighthouse
Multiple maritime incidents and ship movements reported
A series of early March navigational notices describe ships leaking, grounded or docking around Pensacola Baltimore Boston Halifax Philadelphia and Vineyard Haven. Vessels include the Eureka, Seguin, Empress, Neltje E Gray, Truro, Eleanora, City of Truro, Emma Crosby, Codain and Cephalonia with crews rescued, divers at work, and expected sailings or repairs noted amid collisions and stranding reports.
Passengers Arrive From Liverpool by Lake Winnipeg
From Liverpool by steamer Lake Winnipeg arrive Mr and Mrs WL Watts Mr and Mrs Forrister Stanley Goin J Mitchelson A P D Severs L C Kernard J A Verdon JA Asplet WH Chaviton and others listed as travelers in the local passenger column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Lake Winnipeg
WL Watts
Mra Forrister
Stanley Goin
J Mitchelson
A PD Severs
LC Kernard
J A Verdon
JA Asplet
WH Chaviton
World Mail Schedule Notes From Steamships and Routes
A dense listing details mail routes and special addressed correspondence by steamships serving the Caribbean, Europe, and Americas. It cites vessels such as City of San Antonio, Traye, Teutonic, J Oler, Caland, Trinidad, Aguan, W G Hewes, Prins William Lil, Empress, City of Washington, La Normandie, Lhiopia, Anania, Pavonia, and others with departure points from New York, Boston, and New Orleans on March dates.
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St. Croix
St. Thomas
Windward Islands
City of
San Antonio
New York
Germany
Bremen
European
Southampton
Traye
Great Britain
Ire
Teutonic
Truxilio
J. Oler
New Orleans
Correspont Lands
Caland
New
Bermuda
Trinidad
Jamaica
Greytown
Telize
Puerto Cortez
Livingston
Truxillo
Aguan
Nicaragua
W. G. Hewes
Porto Rico
P.m. Ver Go
Pripee
Venezuela
Curacoa
Savanilla
Bruidad
British
Dutch Guiana
Prins William Lil
Empress
France
Havre
la Normandie
Opelite
Scotland
Lihiopia
Fulda
Ireland
Netherlands
Anania
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Halifax
Boston
Pavonia
Boston Direct
Progreso
Ciudad Condal
Nethery
York
Soldier Prince
Vportanhip
Colonia
Maritime List of Vessels Sailed and Cleared in Early March
Shipping notices record multiple vessels sailing or clearing ports from Baltimore to Newport News and beyond. Entries include steamers Curlew Eliza A Scribner bark Geo Davis and White Wings with destinations such as Montego Bay New York and Baltimore, plus numerous schooners and brigs moving to or from ports like Charleston Fernandina New Bedford and Portland with dates March 3 4 and 8.
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Baltimore
Warwick
Coutts
Newport News
Montana
Philadelphia
Wetherby
London
Plymouth
Eng
van Crape
Savannah
Tudor Rince
Carthagena
Dorchester
Hawes
Boston
Frostburg
Lynn
White Wings
Davison
Lv Janeiro
Curlew
Montego Bay
Nessmore
Livermore
Aleides
Glasgow
Casterton
Copenhagen
Resol
Aries
New York
Cricket
tLlope
Challlston
Eliza A Scribner
Wilmington
Schs
Lizzie Babcock
Ztessie Whiting
Josef Bramhall
Kate V Aitken
Mantua Creek
Jenj F Lee
Fernandina
Normandy
Rivers
Milford
Haskell
Elianora
van Duren
Dukes
Poston
Liavanta Campbell
Minnie Rowan
Ileien HH Benedict
Fortuna
Massasoit
Benjamin Courtney
Wevintouih
Moidle
Edward C Allen True
McLaughlin
Shorter’s Island
Mosquito
Johnson
Swan Island
Newberne
Melvin
Howland
Dominica
Norpolk
William M. Wilson
E R Kirk
Newark
Louise Hastings
Fizzie
Barker
New Bedford
Acadian
Halifax
Conde
Wifteds
Sagua
Coyunni
Marecca
Siddons
St Lucia
Bark Recovery
Barbados
Shawmut
Loston
Orion
Cape Colonna
Rio Marina
Albany
Liverpool
Newport
Sch Commerce
Mathews
Rockland
Morse
Providence
Norfolk
New Orleans
West Indian
Aspinwall
Breakwater
Belize
St Thomas
City of Washington
Havana
Athos
Savanida
Aguan
California
Rio Grande
Galveston
el Mar
Energie
Siemen
St Ronans
Bark Compelitor
Rosenbaum
John J Hanson
Stevens
Savona
Charles C Lister
Torrey
Fred Walton
Ricu
Amste E Booth
Wasson
J Vrice
Anderson
George Moon
Murphy
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Edwina H Redmond
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Warren & CO
Postetlice Square
Mallory
Mpasas
SAN Makos
Bru
Comal
Nswick
Evar
Bi Nueces
State OF Texas
Seth Sprague
Washington St
Bostom
Frei Od ‘Ana
Sou'ltmengal
Pledmonet Ari
Atlantic Coast Line
Sbeatogard Alelia R
Eariktprock
Waldo A. Pearce
New England
Washington Street
Monaly
India Wharf
Lanting Place
Hier
North Kivec
Soth
ST. John Calats
Annapolis
International SS. Cous
Commercial Wharf
Gente
St. Jota
A. Waldron
Gen
Lan
Othie Stanach
Atic
Lon
BI. de Tod
Ltln Oy. Co. Williams
Houston & Gloucester
North Side Central Wharf
Beat Company
Mundays
Indays
Mercuant
Agente
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!