Quality Counts as Blackstones Reach Milestone Sales
The record shows Blackstones cigars selling over twelve million units yearly during the recent business boom and staying above that level even in dull times including 1895. Stone Cigars highlights brand variety with three top lines on the market.
Chief Justice Doe of New Hampshire Dies at Rollinsford Station
Chief Justice Doe of the New Hampshire Supreme Court died of apoplexy at Rollinsford station while en route to a court session. Born April 11, 1830, in Derry, he rose from Dartmouth alumnus to associate justice in 1859 and chief justice later, guiding major murder trials and shaping state law. He left a wife and eight children. Funeral plans were private.
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Rollinsford
N. H
Doe
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
Dr. Brigham
Mr. Doe
Derry
Dartmouth College
Strafford County
Supreme Judicial Court
Supreme Court
President Grant
Supreme Court of the United States
Morrison R. Waite
Ohio
Charles W. Woodman
Woodman & Doe
Dover
Portsmouth
George Wallace Haven
Kansas
Nebraska
Judge Doe
NEW Hampshire Supreme Court
Desperate suicide attempt by Rosa Roylston on Falmouth Street
Rosa Roylston a 19 year old of 27 Falmouth Street Norwich Conn attempted death by taking cocaine on Sunday night after leaving home following a dispute with her father Thomas Roylston. She recalled that she drank heavily the night before and claimed she would never do it again as she was restrained and sent to City Hospital for treatment.
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Rose Roylston
Falmouth Street
Thamesvile
Norwich
Conn
Thomas Boylston
Mary
New York
City
Washington Street
McAdam
McCar
Mass mourns governor Greenhalge with private burial
Lowell marks the death of Frederic T. Greenhalge with a simple low key funeral. The private interment enclosed family and close friends at Lowell cemetery as crowds gathered outside and salutes rang out across the city.
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Massachusetts
Lowell
Commonwealth
Frederic T. Greenhalge
Governor Greenhalge
George E. Burns
George Batchelor
Boston
Huntington Hall
Pierce
Cain
Foster
Gaskin
Evans
White
Captain Brown
Watts
Middlesex
Holmes Refuses to Fret as Death Warrant Read
In Philadelphia on March 9 Sheriff Clement read Holmes's death warrant in a dim cell. Holmes kept a cheerful, affable tone and told the sheriff to move closer to the window for light. Afterward Holmes expressed willingness to die and joked about the hat near the cell door, inviting the sheriff to visit later.
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Philadelphia
Sheriff Clement
Holmes
Sheriff
Clement
Lawton & Co. Assigns To Grim In Fall River
Fall River March 9 H Francis Lawton & Co wholesale grocers in Court square have made a general assignment to George Grim. Notice was sent to creditors today. The firm hopes to continue business if an arrangement can be made. Creditors will meet Saturday.
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Fall River
H. Francis Lawton & Co
Court Square
George Grim
For 25 Years Perhaps In Long Journey of Comfort
The life of a Chamber Set is a long journey with steady comfort. Drawers hang on a Clapp patent to prevent sticking so they open wide without jerking. Pieces feature bird's eye maple, dust proof surfaces, burnished brass mounts, heavy French plate mirror, two linen drawers, and light steel bearings casters for easy movement.
Monahansett Sinks After Hitting Rock in Wood's Hole Passage
The Monahansett of the New Bedford and Nantucket Steamboat Company struck a sunken rock near Wood's Hole around 3 p.m. while carrying passengers and freight. After docking to discharge freight, the bow began to sink and settled to the bottom, with significant freight damage expected due to the unusually large cargo.
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Vineyard Haven
Monahansett
New Bedford & Nantucket Steamboat Company
Wood’s Hole Passage
Wood's Hole
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Elor
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State Police
B. J. Lang
Ashington
New England
Rueter & Company
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Fall River Grocers
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IARD
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Paine Furniture CO
Canal Street
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King's Bohemian Beer
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