Williams College Commencement Highlights Garfield Brothers Featured
North Adams May 13 Williams College will toast its largest class in years with 60 graduates. Henry and James A Garfield will both speak, mother staying four weeks in Williamstown. Schedule spans June 27 to July 1 including Graves prize, Mills Young Men’s Christian Association address, baccalaureate by President Carter, Adelphic Union talk by Rev Edward Everett Hale, alumni events, and class reunions.
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Williams College
Garfield
Henry
James A
Williamstown
Kellogg House
Graves
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John L. Withrow
Boston
President Carter
Pr. M
Mission Park
Hopkins
Prof
Perry
Adelphic Union Society
Edward Everett Hale
Society of the Alumni
Charles C. Dwight
Sophmore
New Hampshire Club Dinner Draws Largest Third-Party Attendance
Manchester May 13 The regular New Hampshire club dinner in Manchester drew the largest gathering in the organization’s history aside from a Boston event. About 200 attendees from across the state, led by reception committee head Andrew Banton, were hosted at Hotel Windsor with remarks from Gov. Hale, Gov.-elect Currier, and other notable guests. The banquet began at 2 o’clock with the club president Hon Joseph C. Moore presiding.
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N. H
New Hampshire Club
Boston
Andrew Banton
Samuel W. Hale
New Hampshire
Moody Currier
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
A. Salloway
Franklin
Martin A. Maynes
Magor
George A. Stearns
J. W. Johnson
Hotel Windsor
Joseph C. Moore
Annual Meeting of the American Tract Society in New York
The annual meeting reports 68,862,904 pages published in the year including tracts and wall rolls, with donations totaling 357,205 and expenditures at 352,141 leaving a treasury balance of 5,063. Officers and committee members appointed include Vice President Alfred Lee and directors Wilbur F. Watkins and Walter Carter, with auditors William A. Wheelock and changes on several boards.
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New York
The
American Tract Society
Alfred Lee
B. B. Smith
Wilbur F. Watkins
J. A. Lansing
Walter Carter
W. W. Atterbury
William A. Wheelock
Robert Bliss
Hall
J. A. Reinke
A. ©. Armstrong
William A. Cauldwell
Samuel Colgate
Wager Gwayne
Catholic Knights of America Convening in Xavier Hall
New York May 13. The second day of the Catholic Knights of America convention opened at Xavier hall with credentials showing representatives from Alabama Arkansas California Colorado Dakota District of Columbia Florida Georgia Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana New Mexico New York North Carolina Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia Washington Territory West Virginia Wisconsin A Tennessee delegate proposed allowing ladies to form branch councils named Ladies Catholic Knights of America. The proposal was sent to the law committee for action.
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Man Hired For Graver Relocation Misplaces Remains
In Ashland Massachusetts friends sought to move George Eastman’s remains but a workman accidentally removed Mrs Hannah Willoughby’s body. Her husband Albert Willoughby returned to the spa area and found the graveside empty prompting an investigation that revealed the mix up and satisfaction of the matter.
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N. H
Hannah Willoughby
Ashland
Albert
Massachusetts
George Eastman
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Eastman
Mexico City Plans Extraordinary Tax Denial of Cabinet Rift
In Mexico City on May 13 reports circulated that the government planned an extraordinary tax and a cabinet break had occurred, both of which authoritative denial. Due to cash shortages shopkeepers issued scrip and brass checks until the government bans such practices. small coinage reissue is unlikely, and nickel money reissue is not expected for now.
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Mexico
Babe found dead in woods near Rockland
In Clam Cove between Rockland and Rockport a newborn baby was found buried in a wooden box. The child was born alive and likely killed by a blow. A witness saw a team with a man and woman near the scene Tuesday night and an inquest is planned for tomorrow. no suspects are named.
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Clam Cove
Rockport
Peremptory Sale of 2000 Amoskeag Dress Ginghams
A New York sale by John L. Bremer & Co. sold 2000 cases of Amoskeag fine dress ginghams with merchants from across the country in attendance. Boston firms Jordan Marsh R H White Hogg Brown Taylor and C F Hovey were among buyers. Goods were new best patterns and prices ranged from 7 to 8 1 2 cents. Bidding was slow but satisfactory.
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John L. Bremer & Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
R. H. White & Co
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C. F. Hovey & Co
Boston
Cluverius murder trial opens with witness Rose
Richmond Va May 13 The Cluverius murder trial began as L W Rose keeper of the reservoir testified he found the body of Fanny Madison March 14. Evidence described a fierce struggle on the walk about 13 feet from the spot where the body lay and a severe contusion over the victim right eye possibly from water walls.
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Cluverius
L. W. Rose
Fanny Madison
Clark couple found guilty in post office break in Portsmouth
In the U S circuit court John and Kate Clark were convicted of breaking and entering the East Concord post office in October. Each received one year in jail. W J Osgood of Lyme was convicted of counterfeiting and sentenced to three years imprisonment and a $300 fine.
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N. H
United States Circuit Court
John
Kate Clark
East Concord
W. J. Osgood
Lyme
Woman's National Press Association Formed in New Orleans
The women journalists of the United States formed the Woman's National Press association in New Orleans on May 13. Mrs. E J Nicholson of the Picayune was elected president and Mrs. Marian A McBride of the Boston Post secretary. All women in the press are urged to send names to the secretary.
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Woman’s National Press Association
E. J. Nicholson
The
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Marian A. McBride
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United States
Washington Navy Inquiry Expands to Purchases Probe
A court of inquiry examining Paymaster General Smith broadens to naval supply purchases. It cites lax practices that favored three large contractors Austin R. Brown Charles Raymond and A Charles Creed who won broad access with clerks. The inquiry seeks exposure of expensive and corrupt methods and aims to show how legitimate merchants were pushed out. The report notes contractors sold items from buttons to marlin spikes and shaded bidding rules.
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President Receives Mormon Delegation on Grievances
Delegation including John W. Taylor and John Cannon presented to the President a Logan issued declaration of grievances against Federal officials. They urged fair, impartial enforcement of laws and restraint from partisan plunder, prompting the President to pledge attention to the matter. A second delegation then arrived and the Mormons withdrew.
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Riot in Trafalgar Square over Beer Tax Riots
London reports a noon riot as about 1000 demonstrators clash with police near Nelson's monument in Trafalgar Square over proposed tax increases on spirits and beer. Speakers forced from the pedestal, arrests made, crowd roars and then marches to the National Club. Police reinforce, crowds occupy Trafalgar Square and Northumberland Avenue into the night.
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Closing Session of the Gathering of Clergymen at Lartford
The last session of the congress of churches opened at 10 15 this morn ing with Gov. Harrison presiding. Rev James Freeman Clarke opened the discussion on the Historical Unity as the True Centre of Theology. NEAT President Robinson of Brown and Porter of Yale spoke. A greeting from Indiana Ministerial Association was received and replied to. The council’s Rev W W Newton spoke on the congress, and the next meeting was voted to be in St Louis next spring.
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Congress of Churches
Gov
Harrison
James Freeman Clarke
D. D
Robinson
Brown University
Porter
Yale College
Indiana Ministerial Association of the Christian Church
Hunting
Ind
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Pittsetd
Congress
St. Louis
Six Thousand Head of Cattle Halted by Texas Cattlemen
Six thousand nine hundred cattle purchased in South Texas by Abner Taylor & Co. are halted at Harrold in Wichita County and forbidden to move toward the Dallon county ranch. A ranger company near Harrold has been asked for protection as armed men are said to oppose passage. The adjutant general was telegraphed for instructions and warned that the government may use state military power if civil authorities fail. Bloodshed and trouble are anticipated.
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Tex
Adjutant General
South Texas
Abner Taylor & Co
Dallam County
Harrold
Wachita County
Scotch worker dies stopping elevator at Saylesble Sayles factory
Providence May 13 Robert Martin a 50 year old Scotchman died heroic death at W F F C Sayles bleachery Saylesville as a young man Irving jumped on the shaft to warn others. Martin sprang for the rope to halt the elevator but was crushed and died seconds later. Irving escaped unharmed. Martin had just sent for his wife and family from the old country.
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R. I
Robert Martin
W. F. & F.C. Sayles
Saylesville
Irving
Martin
Batouche battle ends in heavy losses for both sides
Ottawa May 18 Middleton reports capture of Batouche with rebels driven from rifle pits and ambushes. Despatches recount Riel exchanges, humane promises, and massed bayonet charges. Casualties include five killed and ten wounded among British forces. prisoners released. Winnipeg rejoices at Bayonet Charge victory. Riel rumored fleeing to Montana.
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Reil
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Important Decision Adverse to Washburnia and Pipen Patent
In Des Moines on May 13 Judge Brewer of the U S circuit court sustained the Gledden barbed wire patents as valid and found infringement by Farmers' Protective association of Iowa and Walter J E Rhoades of Grinnell. The ruling declares the Gledden barb the first inventor’s wire and upholds the patent throughout, a major decision for barbed wire manufacture.
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Des Moines
Brewer
United States Circuit
Washburn & Moon
Worcester
Mass
Leavenworth
Farmers’ Protective Association of Iowa
Walter & J. E. Rhoades
Grinnell
Prisoner Recaptured After Escape From Concord Reform School
Thomas Shannahan, 34, serving four years for breaking and entering in Lynn, escaped from Concord Reform School on April 7 with 13 months left. On Wednesday night, officers Sergi, Simonds and Coleman spotted him on Endicott Street. he resisted, injuring Coleman and Simonds, before being restrained and returned to custody with renewed prospects of serving his sentence.
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Reformatory
Concord
Lynn
Sergi
Simonds
Coleman
First Division
Endicott Street
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Liberty
Dedication of a New Episcopal Church in South Boston
The St Matthew's chapel in South Boston held a dedication on Wednesday evening for its new chapel on Fourth street. The ceremony featured Rev John Wright and Bishop Paddock with addresses emphasizing active parish life and outreach. The building seats about 400, with a rich interior of olive greens and gold, stained glass baptistry, and a brick and wood interior reflecting period design.
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John Wright
St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church
South Boston
St. Matthew’s Chapel
Walter Smith
City Point
Fifth and
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Benjamin Dean
St. Matthew’s Church
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Fourth Street
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Reuben Kidney
Trinity Church
Paddock
Rev. F. Courtney
St. Paul’s Church
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Charles Street
Jewell Named Bow Lake Postmaster in Stratford
Dover New Hampshire May 13 Herbert F Jewell of Stratford son of Hon John W Jewell has been appointed postmaster at Bow Lake. The city marshal started a campaign against houses of ill fame raiding two today. Amos Pray a 50 year old conductor on the Boston and Maine Railroad died at his Great Falls home leaving a widow and child. Great Falls Manufacturing mills may shut down May 30 for an indefinite period due to dull cotton cloth market. A C Amazon livery stable keeper was arrested today by Jasper H Ranulstt carriage manufacturer.
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N. H
Herbert F. Jewell
Stratford
John W., Jewell
Bow Lake
Amos Pray
Boston and Maine Railroad
Great Falls
Attendance tops week at roller skating contest as Boyst retires
New York on May 13 reports a larger turnout for roller skating competition. A Boyst retires after holding 11 titles with eight of 13 entrants remaining. Small trips to cover a mile in one hour ten minutes were interrupted by a severe fall breaking a wheel. he will try again tomorrow amid a $500 wager. Snowden leads at 690 miles with Boyst 573, Maddocks 663, Schock 620, Francis 524, Harriman 496, Walton 476, Omelia 431.
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A. Boyst
Small
Snowden
Boyst
Maddocks
Schock
Francis
Harriman
Walton
Omelia
General Grant's Throat Worsens Amid Cancer Progress
In New York on May 13 General Grant's throat swelled after excessive talking but improved today as he resumed some writing. Doctors report cancer progressing. Dr. Douglas notes pain returned last night and may stay overnight. The overall condition is described as worse.
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Williston Splits From Woman of 14 Years Believed Wife
In New Bedford Massachusetts on May 13 a surprise arose as Hiram Williston announced that no marriage ceremony ever occurred with the woman he had lived with 14 years. The woman, Reynolds by birth, is from Assonet and her friends say she is married and a deserving wife.
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New Bedford
Mass
Hiram Williston
Reynolds
Juror Harvey Munsell Charged With Court Contempt
New York May 13 Harvey Munsell juror in the Short Phelan case faces contempt of court perjury and misde meanor charges. The development follows his prior testimony and is shaping a high profile legal matter in state court. Local officials and court records indicate ongoing proceedings and potential penalties pending further action.
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New York
Harvey M. Munsell
Short-Phelan
Fires strike three towns amid May 13 losses
In Dedham Maine Thompson and Phillips barn and house burned with two cows and several hogs destroyed. In Wallace Tennessee ten stores burned. two people missing believed dead. In Hammondport New York two hotels and multiple stores and dwellings destroyed with about 55 thousand dollars in losses.
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Bangor
Thompson & Phillips
Dedham
Chattanooga
Tenn
Wallace
Elmira
N. Y
Hammondport
Various Local Notices and Incidents Across New England
The Worcester Employment society receives 3500 from Mrs. Walter B. Bigelow. Westfield reports population uptick and nearby crime includes Ludlow Vermont post office break in with no loss and Wakefield Rhode Island store theft of 1600 in goods. Boston actors consider 30600 stock bid for a new horse railroad contingent on property owner subscriptions. Hampden county jail bids opened. lowest 174000, highest 206634, contract pending. Will of Asa Fowler allocates 1000 to Blanchard academy and Unitarian church and 509 to Concord cemetery. Vermont governor names Jacob G. Hovey as assistant judge in Caledonia county. Mansfield farm incident where Warren Dagget assaults his father in law with a two pound rock, Ranger’s skull crushed. Dagget jailed. Farnsworth Co agent L L Burrill attacked by Charles Bickford leaving him unconscious with facial cuts. Cause cited as dispute over employing Bickford’s family.
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Walter B. Bigelow
Westfield
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Old Bourbon and Pure Rye Whiskies Bottled for Drugstores
Advertisement notes exceptionally pure and safe stimulants from G. O. Taylor, sold in bottles only through druggists and grocers, emphasizing purity and safety of the product for consumers.
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Gas War Case Seeks Halt on Terrace Street Piping
In Boston High Lands, James W. Kenney files a bill in equity in the supreme court to restrain Consumers' Gas company from laying pipes on Terrace street. An order of notice is issued returnable next Tuesday. Meanwhile Michael Barrett, a company workman, is arraigned in Roxbury municipal court after arrest for unlawfully digging Terrace street. Benjamin Kimball represents the defendant as both sides seek a continuance and Barrett is held in 200 until Monday.
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James W. Kenney
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Michael Barrett
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Benjamin Kimball
Semiannual Catholic Cemetery Meeting in Roxbury Office
The Catholic Cemetery association held its semiannual meeting at the corporation office, 2382 Washington Street, Roxbury. President D. Mulrey presided, and Daniel J. Mitchell, the company agent, presented the meeting’s report.
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Sherman Seidlitz Powder Prank Highlights War Era Tale
A wartime anecdote recounts General Sherman feigning whiskey hunger to test General Howard and playful staff deception. The tale shifts to a legislative session describing Brockton charter measures, railroad bills, and the debate over Boston metropolitan police with strong speeches on local governance and enforcement.
Moonlit Venice Echoes From a Late Lucy Hooper Letter
A graceful meditation on Venice under a full moon with gondola rides and faint opera echoes. The passage recalls San Giorgio, a moonlit street band, and memories of Lucrezia Borgia, Othello, and other dramatic scenes amid the canal reflections.
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Paul Revere Lecture Opens Old North Society Series
The first lecture of the Old North Historical Society was held Wednesday evening at Parmenter Street Chapel on Paul Revere. Two papers by society ladies explored his life from youth to his death at 80. Stereopticon images showcased old Boston landmarks and Meade displayed two copperplates by Revere, one used for early colonial currency. Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is naturals medicine from woods and fields brought to homes.
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Meade
Legislature Deliberates Tax Limits and City Debts Bills
Senate discusses bills to curb municipal taxation and debt. Reports urge Beverly water main and Boston sewer land take. Obscene publications bill advances. Eastern Railroad stock swap engrossed. Brockton charter amended. Suffolk courthouse land action advanced after mayoral approval tweaks. Senate adjourns after debate on exemptions including Worcester Lynn and Salem.
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Vessel Owners and Captains National Association Formed
At a New England Ship owners meeting on Wednesday the vote established a Vessel Owners and Captains National association. Officers named include President Charles Lawrence of Philadelphia, vice presidents Guy Co. Goss of Bath and Clarence P. Lovell of Boston, secretary William F. Humphrey of Boston, and treasurer James Van Brunt of New York, with an executive committee to follow.
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George O. Carpenter
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Are Sherwin
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John P. Babcock
Charles J. Prescott
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Accidents and crimes reported in Charlestown area parcels
A worker in a Kingston street factory belt incident is believed fatally injured, with family in Hingham. Other cases include Gordon held on $500 for bank theft, Rice charged with obtaining $150 by false pretences, Dunn charged with breaking into a stable and stealing a harness, Mary Behan fracturing her leg after a fall, a 10 year old boy stabbed abdomen during play, and 13 month Maggie Connor killed by a team on Teacham Street.
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Adjourned Harvard Overseers Meeting Names Five-Year Faculty Picks
An adjourned Harvard college overseers meeting submitted elections for five-year terms and year-long posts. Names include Charles Joyce White and Baron Russell Briggs in English and mathematics, Adolph Cohn, Farley Goddard, George Lawin, Arthur Webster, and others in languages, sciences, and social studies. The degrees report was tabled and the written English instruction committee referral kept for recommendation. Adjournment set for May 27.
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Baron Russell Briggs
Adolph Cohn
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Harold Whiting
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Navy yard discharge of department bosses shocks workers
All men in the construction department except the general foreman and chief clerk were discharged at Wednesday’s end by order of Secretary Whitney. Named among the dismissed foremen and bosses include Southworth, Sullivan, Roberts, Melvin, Thompson, Rigby, Dwight, and Woodward. They had recently been reduced to leading workmen and had hoped for reinstatement as business declined. About 50 new workers were hired when rope-walk operations resumed.
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Verdict in inquest over death on Commercial Street
Judge Adams returns a verdict in the inquest into the death of Joseph Kelly aged years after being struck by a Metropolitan railroad car on Commercial Street April 3. The coroner finds no crime by the company or its agents, but blames the deceased's tender years and guardians for allowing so young a child on the street without supervision and proper care.
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C. A. Pettit
Henry Sutton
S. M. Thomas
Taunton
Henry Lord
Coasting Trade Commission
New England Shipowners Association
Boston Board of Trade
Boston Towboat Company
Shipping Men of
Deer Island
English High School
the Association of Graduates
Wakrva
Barvardp College Notes
Glee Club
Sanders Theatre
Nat Brigham
Sodality
Stewart
Boylston
Sanders
Aiva Zaza Bowen
John la Monte Hurst
Allaniah Davis Cole
John McGregor Goodale
George Santayana
Robert Fletcher Rogers
Herbert Bacon Hutchins
Odin Barnes Roberts
William Morton Fullerton
Stephen Arnold Bailey
Henry Howard Fraser
Nrah Lester Winter
George Edmond Foss
William Henry Baldwin
James Henry Payne
Otto Rheinhard Hansen
Waite
Massachusetts Society For
Pemberton Square
Ciuls’ High School
Girls’ High School
West Newton Street
Girls’ High School Association
Spragué
Anna B. Thompson
Samuel Eliot
Marion Newhall
Inquest
Montreal
Pond
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!