Notable Executions and World Events Across Several States
A roundup of recent events includes executions in Georgia New York and California for serious crimes plus a Wisconsin Central railway order for ten locomotives. A Pittsburgh bank opened to crowded deposits as a civil suit awarded $3000 for a missing leg in New York. Ongoing legal disputes involve the Linton Brown estate with a broad Western stake and a Toronto case on certiorari. Great concern follows a Michigan child murder and a missing Chicago baggage worker.
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Leonidas Johnson
McDonough
Catherine Street
New York
Toronto
Oyer and Terminer
William Dyke
Hillsdale
Mich
Illinois
State Board of Agriculture
Port Huron
Charles Mooney
John Ford
Thomas McEwan
Chicago
Grand Trunk Railway
John Cummings
Standard Oil Company
Eagle
Bayonne
N. J
Cummings
East Avenue
Huntress Point
Justice Bradley
United States
Pittsburg
Lord Linton
Finlay
Kittanning
James E. Brown
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Nebraska
Michigan
Wisconsin
Kansas
Linton
Europe
Delegates head to Indianapolis for Greenback convention
Boston departures Sunday evening from the Boston and Albany depot will send delegates to the national Greenback convention in Indianapolis. Maine and New Hampshire delegates arrive in Boston today as political chatter intensifies over tariff reform and Democratic strategy amid surpluses and calls for reform.
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Greenback
Indianapolis
Boston
Albany
Maine
New Hamphire
Democratic Party
New Haven Register
Ben Butler
Chicago
Massachusetts
Simmons
Palmer
Benjamin
Louisville Courier-Journal
Clergy Honors and European Travel Abortions
Rev John M Mulcahy of Gate of Heaven South Boston receives 3100 in gold and flowers for ninth anniversary of ordination. Rev A E Kendig of Roxbury prepares to sail for Europe for four months with pulpit filled by Rev Daniel Dorchester Jr. Passengers aboard the steamship Oregon include Boston residents Mrs Howard P Arnold Miss Lucia T Ames Mr W R Griffiths Miss Jara P Ames Mr H C Warren Mr B F Larrabee and Mr Dana Estes of Estes Lauriat. Dr Eliot Coues accompanies Estes to Europe for scientific meetings and society duties.
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John M. Mulcahy
Gate of Heaven Church
South Boston
Kendig
Winthrop Street Methodist Church
Roxbury
Europe
Daniel Dorchester, Jr
Oregon
New York
Boston
Howard P. Arnold
Lucia T. Ames
W. R. Griffiths
Jara P. Ames
H. C. Warren
B. F. Larrabee
Guion Line
Dana Estes
Estes & Lauriat
Eliot Coues
Washington
Norfolk City Election Delivers Democratic Victory
Special Despatch reports Norfolk's mayoral race and ward results swing to the Democrats after a previous Republican majority. Democrats win three of four wards and three general ticket seats, Mayor Lamb elected by 59 votes. Republicans upset. Similar shifts occur in Danville and Petersburg with Democratic majorities, while Richmond, Lynchburg, and Portsmouth show mixed outcomes. Gov Cameron campaigned in Danville to influence votes.
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Norfolk
Lamb
Danville
Cameron
Richmond
Lynchburg
Portsmouth
Petersburg
Eites
AT THE CAPITAL Tariff jesting and Grant family turmoil loom
Washington May 23 The Ways and Means delayed a tariff debate as quorum failed and no tariff cuts appear likely this session. Tobacco tax repeal could follow next week. Dingley shipping bill conferees named. Grant Jr. seen in Morristown amid Grant & Ward matters. Siamese embassy inspects police and a court rules stevedores fall under maritime law. Eno house watched amid debt talks.
Senate Passes Bill to Create Labor Bureau in Interior
The Senate debated and passed Aldrich’s labor bureau bill with 55 votes for and 2 against. It establishes in the Department of the Interior a labor commissioner appointed by the president with Senate advice and consent, four-year terms, a $3000 salary, and a chief clerk at $2000. Annual reports and a $25,000 annual budget are set, plus staff as needed.
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Senate
Yeas
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Celquist
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Aldrich
House
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Labor
Labor
Secretary of the Interior
The Tables Turned on the Republicans in the House
In the House this morning Weller of Iowa described rival pressures from Republicans, denying English influence on his vote while noting a late telegram from his daughter. Kellogg urged a full inquiry into his star route ties, with party members split on the point. Grant faced criticism over Wall Street ties as a pension bill moved aside. A Senate panel proposed aid for disabled veterans’ homes, and a bridge bill for Staten Island Sound locations gained momentum.
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Cameron
Wisconsin
Senate
Delphine B. Baker
National Homes For
Army and Navy
United States
House Committee On Commerce Today
Staten Island Sound
Elizabeth
N. J
Northfield
N. Y
Boston and Lowell Lease Two Railroads for 99 Years
Concord New Hampshire May 23 It is reported that the Boston and Lowell railroad has leased the Northern and the Boston Concord and Montreal roads for 99 years with papers executed in Boston today. Plans for a favorable board election at Concord meeting next Tuesday are alleged. The lease must pass railroad commissioners and governor council approval. If approved the Concord road would be largely at Boston and Lowell mercy, possibly triggering litigation. A bill in equity may be filed by Northern stockholders opposed to the lease.
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New York Evening Post
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New Hampshire
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Ohio
New Jersey
Chicago
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Washington
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Boston and Lowell
Northern
Northern Railroad
The Trial of the Old Man Ends in Disagreement
In Manchester Nathan Brown faced Edmund Wood murder charges as Judge Allen charged the jury. The jury retired at 4 and returned at 9 with a five to seven split for conviction or acquittal. Brown was admitted to bail at 2500 dollars.
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N. H
Nathan Brown
Edmund Wood
C. H. Burns
Tappan
W. H. H. Allen
Brown
Sage’s Privilege Presentations Cap Bank Crisis
In New York on May 23 ten brokers presented privileges to Mr Sage at his office. the brokers acted promptly. A Windsor speaker noted Sage stopped his privileges Tuesday upon finding only 1.5 million dollars left in the bank, and resumed Wednesday through Mr Gould.
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Sage
Nebraska Democrats Platform Upholds Old Ticket
The Nebraska Democratic convention adopts a platform urging frugal government, tariff reform to a revenue base with labor protection, and a return to Jeffersonian principles. Delegates favor Tilden and Hendricks, with three Tilden delegates at large elected and third district delegates for Tilden. The piece also reports Tammany Hall gathering backing Tilden with resignations and speeches.
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Thomas Jefferson
Adams
Democratic Party
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United States of America
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New York
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Gumbleton
Ed Kearney
Register Reilly
Plunket and
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Croker
Wilden
Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Norfolk
Lamb
Questions in Parliament and World News in May
In the Commons Lord Edmund Fitzmaurice reports no news from Gen. Gordon since April 10 with a confidential message sent. The Mahdi is at El Rabal and followers keep him from the White Nile. Gladstone cites reassuring but vague Berber and Dongola news. The franchise amendment fails. The Great Scandal case reveals a brief assault by a girl named Cole and a man named Crawford. Goodrich reports Makalolo’s blockade of the Shire river and the sinking of the Lady of Nyassa. The Egyptian talks stall over the favored nation clause. Floods hit Murcia, Spain, with seventy dead.
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Edmund Said
el Rabal
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Col
Stanley
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Porte
Standard
Berlin
Murcia
Spain
Thirteenth annual Moral Education meeting schedule announced
The thirteenth Moral Education association meeting in Meionaon on Thursday morning May 29 includes addresses by Rev Robert Collyer Rev Brooke Herford Mr C W Ernst Mr William Lloyd Garrison Jr Dr M J Safford Mrs D Cheney Mr A H Grimke Rev Ada C Bowles Rev E M Gushee and others The Ladies Physiological Institute anniversary exercises follow at Wesleyan hall with a program led by G W Gunsalau Dr H B O Leary and a large list of speakers and readers The New England Woman Suffrage association opens its Tremont temple anniversary meeting next Monday with Col Higginson Mary A Livermore Rev M J Savage and Mary F Eastman The 33rd B Y M C anniversary will be observed at Tremont temple on Sunday June for commencement day at Boston University and the Perkins Institute festival at Tremont temple Tuesday June 3 Details on reserved seating are provided.
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Moral Education Association
Meionaon
Robert Collyer
Brooke Herford
C. W. Ernst
William Lloyd Garrison, Jr
M. J. Safford
D. Cheney
A. H. Grimke
Ada C. Bowles
E. M. Gushee
Ladies Physiological Institute
Wesleyan Hall
G. W. Gunsaulus
H. B. O’leary
Institute
W.H. Baldwin
Mary L. Eastman
Sargent
J. T. Duryea
D.D
Edna D. Cheney
Col. T. W. Higginson
Mary A. Livermore
M. J. Savage
Mary F. Eastman
B. Y. M. C. Association
Tremont Temple Sundanc
Boston University
Tremont Temple
Perkins Institute For the Blind
Samuel Eliot
Gov. Robinson
W. Ernst
Laura Bridgman
South
May Meeting Of Unitarian Sunday School Society
The May meeting of the Unitarian Sunday school society is scheduled for Thursday May 30 at 2 PM at the Second church on Boylston street. Rev E A Horton will preside as a symposium of ten minute papers covers union church teachers meetings doctrinal teaching ethics and how to use the Old Testament with speakers H B Wells E P Channing S H Winkley W Hi Lyon Kate G Wells Brooke Herford H N Brown and others.
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Boston
Avon Street
Temple
Unitarian Sunday School Society
Boylston Street
E. A. Horton
The
Unitarian Sunday-school Union
H. B. Wells
Church
E. P. Channing
H. Winkley
W. Hi. Lyon
Kate G. Wells
Brooke Herford
Jesus and the Children
H. N. Brown
Maine Historical Society lecture on Maine literature
Hon Joseph Williamson of Belfast spoke at Portland on Thursday about An Historical Review of the Literature of Maine. Friday morning at Lewiston Stevens and Saunders safe was blown open with 65 taken. Burglars fled with a pinch bar, damaged the safe knob, and left with meal bags. Suspects arrested at Yarmouth refuse to name themselves. most of the money and the store key found on them.
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Joseph Williamson
Belfast
Maine Historical Society
Portland
Maine
Stevens & Saunders
Lewiston
Yarmouth
Vermont Crime and Tragedy Report
An employee on a gravel train named Ricar fell from a Spr ing freight car Friday and was run over by several cars. His scalp was torn and his pack injured. he is not expected to recover. Ricar hailed from Rouse's Point and leaves a wife and seven children. Burglars entered Montpelier homes Thursday night stealing a lady's bag at Henry Lowe’s and a coat and vest from D Taft, with some age. They tried C H Cross & Son bakery but fled when alarm rang. Windsor grand jury indicts J R Armington Albert Sowles E A Smith and H Brainerd of St Albans for aiding the bank cashier in deceiving a bank examiner. Indictments reportedly rely on Cashier Sowles’s testimony.
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Ricar
Sy Springs
Rouse’s Point
Henry Lowe
D. Taft
Montpelier
First National Bank
Sowles
Hendee
Roberts
D. Hiansell
Brattleboro, Vt
Boston
E. C. Carrigan
Supreme Court
Butler
Rockland
Mass
Hansell
St. Louis
L.C. Ward
Brockton
N. B. Briggs
Ward
New York
Toronto
Massachusetts
South Easton
Woodstock
Allen
J. Alen
White River Junction
Dartmouth
Death by suicide of Lawrence man William Leonard
William Leonard of Lawrence aged 35 years and a partially demented Lance committed death by own action Friday night by cutting his throat with a razor. A Plymouth gang of thieves robbed four houses Thursday night, including James D Thurber on Court street and Charles S Strong on Allerton street, taking three gold watches and a lady's gold chain. The burglars appeared professional, frightened away by a watchdog at one house and found nothing at another.
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William Leonard
Lawrence
Lance
Plymouth
James D.thurber
Court Street
Charles S. Strong
Allerton Street
Richard Dunham
Cushman Street
George C. Morse
Wim Shea Arraigned on Murder and Attempted Murder Charges
Wim Shea was arraigned at Newport on charges of wilful murder of Policeman Eugene Barker and an attempted murder of James Alderson. He pleaded not guilty to both indictments and will be tried at an adjourned term.
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Wim. Shea
Newport
Eugene Barker
James Alderson
Suicide of Preston boy and Ayer railroad suit
James Bromley aged 7 homerresides with Horace in North Stonington hanged Thursday night in despondency. Judge Haven of Waterbury reserved decision in the $50,000 suit by George A. Ayer against the New England Railroad for injuries in an October 1882 accident. Expert testimony on both sides. plaintiff says Bromley is worn out, hospital doctors claim symptoms were feigned, injections of water used as morphine.
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James Bromley
Preston
Horace
North Stonington
Ayer
Lowell Banquet Honors Judge Lowell With Merchants’ Praise
A Boston banquet honors Judge John Lowell on his retirement from the United States district court. Speakers, including Gov. Robinson, Mayor Martin, and Oliver Wendell Holmes, praise his integrity, judicial service, and influence on national bankruptcy law. Attendees include banking and business leaders. letters of regret arrive from notable figures.
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John Lowell
Boston Merchants’ Association
Hotel Vendome
Boston
Augustus Whittemore
Merchants’ Association
Guv. Robinson
Charles Devens
Thomas L. Nelson
Walbridge A. Field
Martin
Bloit
Harvard College
Oliver
George P. Denny
Thomas N. Hart
A. H. Rhodes
M. W. Richardson
William T. Parker
Spencer C. Richardson
Jonathan A. Lane
Isaac T. Burr
QO. N. Sampson
Chester Guild
George G. Crocker
R. T. Paine
Henry D. Hyde
F. A. Searle
John Stetson
H. W. Esterbrook
John Lowell, Jr
M. P. Kennard
William H. Goodwin
George H. Brennan
William Hilton
William Sherman
Charles H. Parker
Thomas &. Proctor
Thomas Mack
John L. Bremer
S. Johnson
William B. Wood
William Whitman
John M. Graham
Arthur Burnham
Herbert Radclyffe
W. Richardson
Thos. Savage
Alfred Hemenway
H. C. Hutchins
John C. Paige
J. H. Benton
W. H. Hackett
Harvey N. Shepard
C. W. Stevens
Eugene Bottelle
Roger L. Barstow
A. Stowell
T. F. Nutter
W. H. Long
George R. Fowler
James F. Mullen
Henry C. Morse
Tyler B. King
A. Shuman
A. K. Tolman
John J. Henry
Charles Leys Woodbury
Mr. Whittemore
Whittemore
Lowell
District Court of the United States
United States
Washington
Leopod Morse
Amos A. Lawrence
Altoona
Penn
Amosa
Lawrence
Congressman Long
House OF Representatives
Washington, D. C
Boston Merchants Association
Merchants of
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Congress
John D. Long
New York Beats Boston in a Thrilling Polo Grounds Rally
New York and Boston league nines clash before 5000 spectators at the polo grounds. New York led from the start, Boston rallied late but New York held on 8 to 7. Ward and Welch pitched, Buffinton allowed 19 hits. Um pire McLean briefly hurt, praised for a late third baseman catch. Other items note rifle association shoot results in Wakefield.
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Polo Grounds
Bostons
Ward
Welch
Buffinton
Ewing
Hankinson
Hornung
Connor
McKinnon
McLean
Night Foreman Injured In Press Room Accident
About 5 A M Friday John Donovan night foreman in the Journal press room was caught by gear while chasing a sound and his left leg was crushed. He died Friday afternoon at Massachusetts General Hospital. Also reported: Capt A H Seaver’s drowned body found near packet wharf. John Ivers identified as body recovered at Wellington wharf. Windsed injuries to John Lyman at Prison Point from cart and wall. Robert Desmond arrested for larceny of horse and buggy. Two men fall from a barn staging on Hancock street. one dies. John Wormwood jailed for larceny from Marr Bros. spate of other incidents and injuries noted.
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Journal Press
Massachusetts General Hospital
A. H. Seaver
Charles River
Fitchburg
Prison Point
Robert Desmond
Highlands
Sarah P. Morse
Walnut Avenue
Munroe Street
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Union Street
Cambridgeport
Wm. Nichols
Crescent Place
Boston
Hancock Street
John B. Wormwood
London Street
Marr Bros
Chauncy Street
Blosson
Roxbury Municipal Court
Sarah Nawn
John Corcoran
Wellington’s Wharf
Charlestown
City Hospital
Militia Roster Changes Include Promotions and Discharges
This week sees H C Green promoted to colonel of the sixth infantry, Henry Parsons named lieutenant colonel, Thomas H Shea made major, George H Chaffin promoted to major, and Francis H Mullen and Herman F Vickery advanced in their medical ranks. A new Natick company lists W F Demeritt as captain with Henry G Wood and W B Fletcher as lieutenants. Discharges include Thomas B Stantial Amos W Lynde and Harry J Newhall in various units.
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Sixth Infantry
Decker
Henry Parsons
Green
Thomas H. Shea
Bride
George H. Chaffin
Parsons
Francis H. Mullen
Ninth Infantry
Devine
Herman F. Vickery
First Infantry
Burrell
Flooded District Rail Traffic Still Largely Halted
Galveston Texas reports continued suspension of railroad traffic through the flood area with no precise damage tally. Estimates by informed figures place total loss around five million dollars, including delays and declines in agricultural outputs, while immediate damages are pegged at two million.
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Galveston
Tex
Reminiscences of a Long Legal Career by Judge Lowell
A speech recounts Lowell’s 10 000 cases heard with humor and humility. He jokes about memory, resignation after delays, and his family link to the court. The tale includes stories of jurors, accusations of political shifts, and a light critique of etiquette in court.
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Lowell
Fitting Eulogisms by Gov Robinson and Others
Gov Robinson praised Judge Lowell and Judge Owell for learning and loyalty to Massachusetts. Devens spoke on federal commerce as a unifying force in the founding era, noting the Constitution’s aim to bind states and foreign nations under a single Congress.
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Lowell
Bigelow
Owell
Massachusetts
Charles Devens
Supreme Court
Association
United States
Congress of the United States
Murray brothers face sentences and parish plans arise
In police court Patrick F Murray is fined 50 dollars and costs and jailed three months for keeping a liquor nuisance. Brother Frank H Murray awaits Oct 1 on larceny of a search warrant and six months in the house of correction. Grace church votes to build a 10000 dollar parish house with a donor offering half. Chas Ward post 62 G A R receives two silk guidons and a silk sash from Newton Centre friends.
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Ward Post
G. A.R
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John Shaw
Hart
Salem
Curtis Talbot
Norwood
Neponset
Talbot
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McMen
Lynn
Malden Court
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Micheal J. Riley
D. L. Clark
Daniel Mahoney
McDaniel
Cambridge
Catherine Barrett
Boston, Lowell and Nashua
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East Cambridge
Thomas C. M. Bradshaw
No. 105
Pleasant Street
Walter L. Bradshaw
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Fire Alarm Reports and Brief Telegraphed News Items
Alarm 167 in East Boston reported a dwelling fire on Everett Street causing $200 loss. A second fire on Canterbury Street West Roxbury involved Thomas Manning’s house. A third fire damaged Pitts Street copper shop with rare damage. A kerosene lamp explosion damaged South Boston dwelling with minor loss. Telegraph briefs: Reynolds plow works incineration in Brockton with $58,000 total loss. Atlantic refinery oil tanks burning in Philadelphia with $150,000 loss. Patten brick block fire in Claremont with $1,500 loss. Guilford Enterprise button shop set by incendiaries with $20,000 loss. Eureka mill fire in Bridgeport $40,000 loss.
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Everett Street
Jeffrey Street
George L. Plummer
James Allen
Thomas Manning
Canterbury Street
West Roxbury
Brockton
Mass
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Reynolds Plow Company
Philadelphia
Atlantic
Claremont
N. H
Henry Patten
P. Dineen
H. L. Brooks
Thomas Dart
New Haven
Conn
Enterprise
Guilford
Norristown
Eureka
Bridgeport
New York Bank Robbed Embezzlement of $96,000 Uncovered
Charles A Hinckley a paying teller at the West Side bank on Eighth Avenue and Thirty Fourth Street has embezzled 96000 of bank funds and fled to an unknown region. The loss was found after business hours last Wednesday when the bank audited its books and noted a large deficit. The bank states capital stock remains 200000 and a surplus of 100102 plus 10000 in bonds from Fidelity and indemnity.
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New York
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West Side Bank
Eighth Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Minckiey
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Angostura Bitters touted as digestive disease preventive
Claims that Angostura Bitters not only flavor and aromatics but also prevent digestive diseases. Warns against counterfeits and advises asking grocer or druggist for the genuine article manufactured by Dr. J. G. B. Siegert & Sons.
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J. G. B. Siegert & Sons
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Whipple
Corner West
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!