Cowboys Force Free Concert On Thomas Troupe Train
In Coolidge New Mexico cowboys boarded the Theodore Thomas Concert troupe’s special train and demanded music. They forced Madame Materna to sing Home Sweet Home then Arkansas Traveller. As the engine began moving the cowboys fired a volley and jumped off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
New Mexico
San Francisco
Theodore Thomas
Coolidge
Sweet Home
Arkansas Traveller
Mr. Thomas
Missing Rhode Island shoemaker found in river
Peter Carroll a East Providence shoemaker missing ten days was found floating in the river. William Scribner of New Sharon was bound over for one year for assault. Dover welcomes Trinity commandery guests from Augusta. Worcester held forgery case against Adam Smith of Stamford. Milan held a special election. Alvinza Higgins elected to fill vacancy. Salvation Army members released on recognizance in Portland. National figures visited Plymouth. Maine medical school commencement in Brunswick with 14 graduates. New England musical festival set for July at Weirs. Rhode Island debates ten year law. county commissioners meet Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Carroll
East Providence
R. I
William J. Scribner
New Sharon
Asesault
St. Paul Commandery
Knights Templars
Dover
N. H
Trinity Commandery
Augusta
Adam W. Smith
Stamford
N. Y
Worcester
Central District Court
Superior Court
Milan
Alvinza A. Higgins
J. M. Phipps
Lect
Salvation Army
Portland
G. McCullum
Warner Miller
H. Pratt
A. P. Gorman
J. G. Harris
Congressional Senate Committee of Interstate Commerce
Plymouth
Mass
Samuel C. Cobb
Judge Russell
Maine Medical School
Memorial Hell
Brunswick
Weston Thompson
Chandler
Band
Arthur Gibson
New England
Weirs
H. G. Blaisdell
Concord
Carl Zerrahn
Senate
Notable Seasonal Entourage and Local Notes Across States
Senator Logan and wife plan August at the Thousand Isles house on the St. Lawrence river. A 89 pound Columbia river salmon will be served at a New Haven dinner for ex-Postmaster Sperry. Rev. C. F. Nicholson accepts a Nantucket call. Miss Kate Field summering with friends on Lake Skedenteles then at Aunt Mrs. Milton H. Sanford in Newport. E A Goodnow funds a fine Dakota granite library building in the west, to be dedicated around June 20. Ex-President Arthur invites by Pelee island fishing club. its members include many wealthier men. Col. Pope of the city dominates bicycle trade profits from sales in the U S and England. A Middlesex county family marks its 50th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Haynes ties to Abner Hosmer and Harriet Hosmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Logan
Thousand Isles House
St. Lawrence River
Columbia River
New Haven
Sperry
C. F. Nicholson
Barker Hill Baptist Church
Charlestown
Summer Street Baptist Church
Nantucket
Kate Field
Glen Haven
N. Y
Skedenteles
Milton H. Sanford
Newport
Iowa College
E. A. Goodnow
Worcester
Arthur
Lincoln
Pelee Island
Can
Pelee
Col. Pope
United States
England
Old Colony
Middlesex County
Macvachusetts
Concord
Harriet Hosmer
Italy
Haynes
Arthur E. Dennison
R. A. Greene
Mr. Harmon
George L. Perrin
J.S. Gladhill
Augusta
Ada C. Bowler
Universalist Historical Society
T. J. Sawyer
D. D
Tufts College
Oiney Arnold
Rhode Island
Hervey
Universalist
Anson Titus
Amesbury
Maine
New Gloucester
Oxford County
Cape Ann
Massachusetts
Thomas Barnes
Isaac Root
Livermore
H. B. Metcalf
The
Association
Universalists
Universalist Church
George Emerson
Christian Leader
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Boston
Col. Ingersoll
Cholera in Quebec Report Disputed Amid Far North Travel
A dubious claim of Asiatic cholera in Quebec is contradicted. The steamer Alert departed Halifax for Jinuoson Bay on a scientific voyage. A Kansas couple and a companion drowned crossing a swollen stream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Alert
Halifax
N.S
Jinuoson Bay
H. A. Powers
Osborn
Kan
Western Export Association
Cincinnati
Texas
Trinity
Ft. Keogh
Mont
First Cavalry
Ft. Custer
T. M. Defrees
Fifth Infantry
Defrees
Lieut, Defrees
Five Families Crushed as Jersey City House Collapses
At 7 am the three story frame tenement No 76 Colgate Street Jersey City fell with 21 people inside including owner James Anderson his wife and five children on the lower floor and two families above. Three children died and multiple others injured as rescue crews pulled survivors from the wreckage. The owner had planned repairs but failed to secure the unstable structure before collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Colgate Street
Jersey City
James Anderson
Mary Webb
John Coyne
John Collins
Hugh McGurty
Anderson
Snake Hill
Jersey Avenue
Evidence that the Millionaire Treated the Woman as a Wife
In the O Keefe Winans divorce case before Referee Nash Judge Curtis failed to admit reporters. Mrs O Keefe testified she signed the release under the belief she was not the wife of Winans, learned her true status in 1879. Witness Mrs Thorne said Winans introduced the plaintiff as his wife at her boarding house and that the pair acted as husband and wife. Case adjourned to next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
O’keefe- Winans
Nash
Curtis
O’keefe
Winans
Schrey
Baltimore
O’ Keefe
Sarah A. Thorne
Fifth Avenue
West Twenty-fourth Street
Elf
Thorne
Ross R. Williams
Cyclones Strike Kansas Towns Cause Severe Damage
Cyclones hit Natonsville Goffs and Frankfort in northeastern Kansas this forenoon. Depot buildings were lifted and wrecked, homes damaged, and several people injured including Mrs Mayer likely to die from skull fracture and two others with internal injuries. No fatalities reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Kan
Natonsville
Goffs
Frankfort
Kansas
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Missouri Pacific
Wm. Harto
Richardson
Gerard Picket
Frank Mayer
Jack Panlay
Hd. Hughes
James Gibbon
Miss Mayer
Geo. Colville
Escaped American recounts abuse by Guatemala contractors
Charles C. Thomas of Burlington Virginia, now in Kansas City, testifies to brutal treatment of Americans in Guatemala. He sailed September 6 aboard the Ella Knight with 76 men, served as a guard, some died from exposure, others were slain while attempting escape. A German worker was killed. a sub-contractor fined $125. Men were kept in debt to the company and kept in bondage under Guatemalan law. Thomas departed February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Charles C. Thomas
Burlington
Guatemala
Thomas
Ella Knight
New Orleans
German emigrant’s dog supposedly returns as ghost
New York May 27 Christian Augenschlager a German emigrant who arrived on the Westphalia from Hamburg on Tuesday reports his dog Blucher was thrown overboard after stealing meat in the cook’s galley on May 21. On landing he sees a dog on the dock resembling Blucher and exclaims it is Blucher’s ghost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Christian Augenschlager
Westphalia
Hamburg
Blucher
Augenschlager
Damariscotta Man Vanishes After Town Defalcation Scandal
Daniel Keene longtime Bremen selectman postmaster and trader has disappeared amid accusations he defrauded the town of eight thousand dollars and more from residents. Investigations months earlier raised tax and debt concerns and he was later arrested on insolvency bonds but fled before October court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
Damariscotta
Daniel Keene
Bremen
Board of Selectmen
E. 8. Perkins
Samuel Lermond
Trains Collide at Somerset Junction in Mass Crash
A 5:20 PM collision at Somerset junction near Fall River between the Bowenville and Boston trains left both engines and baggage cars wrecked. No serious injuries beyond a few bruises. one man seriously injured. Wrecking crews cleared the line as trains were diverted and the steam boat train delayed. The accident stemmed from a late 6:45 train and a single track with a dangerous slip curve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fal River
Mass
Somerset
Bowenville
Boston
Cagsrain
Barney
BriSkwater
Fall River
Taunton
Nske
Alro
Son shoots at tumblers and kills father in Massachusetts
In Springfield on May 27 Wibi shot his father during a drunken spree at Orang. The old man placed a glass on his head and urged the son to shoot, the blast killing him. The son was jailed on manslaughter charges with $5000 bail as authorities await August court. The family had endured two weeks of heavy drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Wibi
Orang
Hil
Orange
William Tell
Fowler
Wright
Bedford Workers Face Wages Cut and Strike Threat
New Bedford Massachusetts May 27 The Hathaway Soules Harrington factory the region’s largest asks a 10 to 30 percent wage cut starting June 1 Workers vow possible strike and the plant will close for a week A Southern Massachusetts Base Ball League game saw New Bedford lose 7 5 to Middleborough A Newport and Middleborough train collision at Somerset Junction injures baggage master and a local woman City council approves Globe Street Wight lights contract at 6 cents per light per night for year ending June 1886 The Fourth of July funding was rejected by the common council and music funding for Fourth was blocked in the board of aldermen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Hathaway
Soules & Harrington
Massachusetts
New Bedfords
Middleboroughs
Eee
Newport
Middleborough
Somerset Junction
Globe Street Wight Company
Boston
Common Council
Board of Aldermen
Uproar In Augusta As Salvation Army Parade Ends In Jail
May 27 Augusta Maine crowd boos as Capt Thatcher marching with a bass drum is arrested and jailed. Thatcher says he is ready to serve a term. Two soldiers in the Argoponmine case released. Governor and council met. a second hearing for James Bradley in Portland jail for liquor selling. Blaney case no action. Council to adjourn to meet June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Salvation Army
Thatcher
Pring
James Bradley
Portland
Oscar £. Blaney
Navy cautious on Dolphin test despite Roach’s cheerful dispatch
Special despatch from Washington reports Navy officers pessimistic about the Dolphin at sea tests. Roach’s upbeat message contrasts with the hope for acceptance, as recent sea trips raise expectations of a poor outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Water spout near Indianola drowns nine Bohemians
Meagre reports from Lincoln confirm a water spout burst nine miles from Indianola last evening. Nine Bohemian men and women were drowned in the accident, with authorities awaiting fuller details on the tragedy. The item notes the event as a disaster with scarce follow-up information available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Indianola
President Baldwin Hosts Suffrage Era at Boston Union Gala
A Boston audience gathered Wednesday for the Christian Union’s anniversary reception as President W. H. Baldwin presided over tours and speeches. Gov. Robinson and Mayor O'Brien attended with wives, amid music by the Boston Cadet orchestra and Brown University Glee Club.
Turkey rejects England's proposals for Sudan occupation
London May 27 The Porte declined the English terms to occupy and control the Sudan under Turkish suzerainty subject to suppressing the slave trade and developing commerce. The move follows assurances from M de Freycinet, and prompted guards to land at Alexandria. Other brief items note the czar's grants to Komaroff, the opening of a sea canal, Parnell attending a nationalist convention, a deadly railroad accident near Boston, police censure in Paris, an earthquake in Smyrna, and suppression of six Warsaw newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Soudan
Porte
Dongola
ST. Petersburg
Dublin
Parnell
Trish
Newry
Bostorf
Paris
Smyrna
Warsaw
South End day nursery appeals for summer funds
Managers of the South End day nursery at 241 Harrison avenue plead for donations as funds run low for the season. They note one cent per hour parent payments, daily attendance up to 14 children, about 35 mothers benefitting, and that running costs total around 425 yearly beyond what children contribute. Donations should be sent to listed board members including Mrs J B Hughes and Dr H C Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Harrison Avenue
J. B. Hughes
Albion Street
Dorchester
H. D. Wadsworth
Longwood
H. C. Haven
Exeter Street
Fr. A. Jocelyn
Waltham Street
M. G. Lincoln
Harvard Street
Brookline
Pearce Convicted of Attempted Felonious Assault in Baltimore
J Graham Pearce testified he did not use force against Mrs E M Kirk at the Albion hotel. Defense argued encouragement by Mrs Kirkland but the jury found him guilty of an attempt to commit felonious assault, with a possible sentence of five to 18 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
J. Graham Pearce
E. M. Kirkland
Albion Hotel
Pearce
Kirkland
Poundmaker Surrenders to Middleton at Battleford
Despatch from Battleford reports Chief Poundmaker and 30 braves surrender unconditionally to Gen. Middleton who arrived Sunday. Poundmaker and the 30 braves are prisoners awaiting government action. They yielded 210 stands of arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Battleford
Poundmaker
Middleton
Paxton farmer loses 1500 to swindlers charm plan
In Worcester on May 27 a Paxton farmer named Bemis reported to police the loss of 1500 dollars. He had drawn the money from a bank to persuade two women that he possessed that sum after he appeared to win 3000 dollars from them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Bemis of
Paxton
Universalist gathering at Shawmut avenue church
The Shawmut avenue Universalist church opened to host a day of meetings with Rev. C. W. Biddle and other ministers. Sessions covered youth religion, instrumentalities of church progress, and Universalist history. A large evening mass meeting praised progress and urged active church involvement amid modern reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawmut Avenue
C. W. Biddle
Cambridge
B. A.greene
Anson Titus
A. B. Harvey
Meeting of the Sixth District Democratic Club Speakers at Parker's
A Sixth District Democratic Club gathering featured Representative Cross of Newburyport and other leaders, with Judge Woodbury and Hon. Leopold Morse among speakers on civil service reform, duties of democracy, and an aggressive state campaign. The event ended with plans for a July 16 meeting at the Point of Pines and invitations for ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Club
Cross
Collector Pillsbury
Lovering
Parker
George R. Brine
E. F. Pillsbury
Leopold Morse
H. B. Lovering
Charles Levi Woodbury
Henry E. Fales
Thomas Riley
H.m.cross
Newburyport
P. J. Doherty
John R. Murphy
Charlestown
W. C. Otis
C. G. Plunket
William E. Cowdrey
Judge Woodbury
Grover Cleveland
Massachusetts
Panama
Woodbury
Henry B. Lovering
Morse
Congress
Pillsbury
Republican Party
General Court
Liberal Union Club
Murphy and
Doherty
Mr. Lovering
Point of Pines
New England Yacht Racing Association Amends Rules
A Parker House meeting, chaired by ex Commodore C A Perkins, approved an amendment: races north of Cape Cod for yachts under 46 feet must have yachts from association clubs participate. Discussed exchanging crew for suspected ballast shifting and timing for an association race. actions postponed to June 10. A new rule book will be issued after the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Yacht Racing Association
Parker House
C. A. Perkins
Cape Cod
Dorchester carpenter falls from staging injuring lung
John Murdock, 55, of No 155 Harrison avenue Dorchester, fell eight feet from a building staging at Norfolk and Prospect streets striking head and side. He suffered severe scalp wounds multiple broken ribs and a punctured lung. He was taken to the city hospital in critical condition. Inspector Houghton arrested James Keenan and Sirias James Wilson of New York for attempting to pick pockets at Providence railroad depot Wednesday evening. Keenan, 47, a noted pickpocket, had been sought by police for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murdock
Harrison Avenue
Norfolk
Prospect Streets
Dorchester
City Hospital
Houghton
James Keenan
Sirias James Wilson
New York
Providence
Keenan
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy Promises Relief for Impure Blood
Ad claims Dr Kennedy offers a thorough permanent and immediate relief from diseases said to arise from impure blood. The short notice markets a patent medicine with no detailed medical evidence. It targets readers seeking quick cures and health improvements.
Legislature Debates Crane Bill and Rail Consolidation
The legislature discusses the Crane bill and a plan to consolidate the Troy and Greenfield railroads with others. A substitute by Cogswell fails 31 to 3. Amendments limit filing time, require legislative consent for sales, and reject adding mortgage trust provisions or Southern Vermont involvement. The session adjourns with Root’s amendment to grant Massachusetts Central similar rights under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace S. Crowell
Fairhaven
Long and West Islands
Senate
Troy
Greenfield
Crane
Coggswell
Reading
Emerson and Joyner
Vermont
Mr Root
Massachusetts Central Road
New Haven
Northampton
House debates contracts and prison labor reforms in session
The House discussed contract labor in prisons and rejected a substitute bill. It accepted reports on insurance, religious society charters, and debt in cities, and approved amendments to the gas commission bill establishing a gas board with street-pipe toll oversight. Afternoon session funded Boston pauper relief and other orders, with debates on taxation and public health powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas Commission
Committee On Insurance
Committee On
Bradford K. Peirce
Boston
North End
House
Senate
Hartwell
Fitchburg
General Court
Cummings
Millett
Malden
Joyner
Bridges
Houghton and
Murphy
Lawrence
Committee On Prisons
Jones
Lynn
Messrs. Jones, Curry and Beckford
Marblehead
Cross
Newburyport
Wilkinson
Cambridge
Bradlee
Milton
Pierce
Committee On Public Charitable Institutions
Massachusetts Reformatory
Boards of Health
Board of Gas Commissioners
Fay
Brookline
Federden
Quincy
Bent
Wharton
Beard
Doherty
Deaths and Obituary Notices From North End Bank Official
Maj George C Trumbull treasurer of the North End savings bank dies at 14 Arlington Street North Cambridge after months of illness. Born Worcester March 1818 he served as assistant quartermaster general of Massachusetts later pension agent and bank treasurer. Funeral today at 1 PM. Also Rev Edward Buxton D D dies Webster NH aged 64. W S Gilman editor dies Houston Maine. Emory Washburn Jr dies Cambridge aged 48. Mme Cabal Belgian operatic singer dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Trumbull
North End Savings Bank
Arlington Street
North
Cambridge
Maj
Trumbull
Worcester
Massachusetts
Andrew
United States
North End Savings Bank of
Boston
Society of the Cincinnati
Merchats
KR. B. Forbes
Mejor Trumbull
Mark Woodbury, Sr
Arlington, N. H
Edward Buxton
New Hampshire
Webster
Reading
Mass
Greenland
Dorchester
Whitefield
Corser Hill
Charles Carleton Collin
Buxton
John A. Dix
New York
W.S. Gilman
Aroostook
Houston
Readfield
Augusta
Pioneer
Presque Isle
Joseph B. Hall
George H
Emory Wasburn, Jr
Emory Washburn
Harvard University
Chicago
Mme. Cabal
Hotels on the Winthrop Highlands Bluff Take Prime Oceanfront
New hotels rise on the Winthrop Highlands bluff offering sweeping uninterrupted views. In front lies the Atlantic with Nahant Swampscott and Lynn visible, and to the right Boston Minot Ledge and Great Head frame the horizon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Highlands
Atlantic Ocean
Nahant and
Swampscott
Lynn
Point of Pines
Revere
Boston and
Minot Ledge
Great Head
Five-Story Illumense Building Fire Destroys Block
A five story brick Illumense furniture building previously occupied by Singer Sewing Machine Co burned at dawn. Nearly 100 families fled in nightclothes to riverside camps as flames spread. Losses include $250000 estimated by Herman with heavy insurance, $30000 on the burning Singer building, $20000 in factory tools, and $25000 in adjoining properties. Three women burned. Ellen Fitzgerald and mother Margaret hospitalized. Other fires include a three floor tenement on Eustis street and a Pleasant street store fire causing $300 in goods damage. Additional reports note fires in North Danville and Lewiston, with several thousand dollars in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Herman
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Eustis Street
William Kidney
Ellen
John Fitzgerald
Margaret
Maggie Finney
Fitzgerald
Mary A. Saker
Pleasant Street
Lewis E. Bartlett
Telegraph
Johnsbury
Henry O- Gannon
North
Danville
Lewiston
D. B. Strout
Protest From the Fifth District Seeks Civil Service Shield
The Civil Service Reform association of the fifth district adopted resolutions opposing a bill exempting soldiers from civil service rules. They deem the measure hostile to reform, unsupported by most veterans, and a covert attack on the civil service act. They urge legislators to oppose the bill and send copies to district members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Reform Association
Fifth Congressional District
Commonwealth
Webber Exhibit Presents Oil on Crayon Paper Process
Wesley Webber displays 50 paintings at Libbie & Co gallery highlighting marines and landscapes with a new oil on crayon paper process. The technique yields watercolor-like brightness with oil strength and durability. Exhibition runs until Friday afternoon when works go to auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Webber
Messrs. C. F. Libbie & Co
Webber
Mr. Webber
Woman killed by derrick rope at Bowdoin and Beacon
Miss Grace Lord of Hotel Bellevue on Beacon Street was slain Wednesday evening by a blow from a guy rope on the derrick at the Bowdoin Beacon corner used for the A. V. A. building. Medical Examiner Harris viewed the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lord
Hotel Bellevue
Beacon Street
Bowdoin
Beacon Streets
Harris
Ohio and national politics loom in 1888 commentaries
A compilation of political notes and rumors from the era discusses Gov. Hoadly's expected renomination in 1888, potential appointments shaping federal posts, and public figures like Thurman, Rosecrans, and Ross. The items reflect partisan perspectives and the era’s administrative maneuvering, with references to Ohio, Vermont, Maine, and New Mexico amid broader national debate.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boston Post
Bsoston
AYE
aTisk
A. BF. Moochere
CHE Contents
Ihat
Telegraph and Mail
Cube
Cowboys
NEW England Notes
William Set
Ryeneann General
Creesy & Noyes
Amaziah Mayo, Jr
Allen
A. JH. Young
New York City
Columbus
Haldemand P
Capt. Young
Internal Revenue
N. di
Cochico Manufacturing Company
Sawyer Woollen Mills
Jonathan Sawyer
Strafford National Bank
Joseph Morrill
Dover Gaslight Company
Walker, Jones & Winchester
John Bracewell
George W. Page
Forestry Commission
Fish Commission
Albatross
Es Gore
Chesapeake
Versel
Grand Banks
South America
Dr. I. G. B, Siegert & Bors
Michael Webb
Bernard Anderson
Ellie Anderson
Mamie Anderson
Sarah Webb
Dune
Patri Coyne
Julia Coyne
Bridget Coyne
Mary Ann McGurty
Lizzie H.mccoyne
Mary Anderson
Hugh McGarty
Brennan
Fire Department
J.N Day
Martin Cunyon
Anpbual
Broadway
Union Square
Grace and
Low
John J. Anderson
Hmansas
Gotham
Ollision
Hibather
NEW Bedford Notes
Roach
Nebraska
Taylor
William H. Baldwin
Christian Union
Childrens’ Mission
W. H. Baldwin
Boston Young Men’s Cristian Union
Baldwin
O’brien
Gov. Robinson
Boston Cadet Orchestra
J. Thomas Baldwin
Brown University Glee Club
Union Hell
Henry P. Kidder
W.H. Baldwin
Merona
Mary F. Eastman
Tel
Samuel J. Barrows
Lucy Stone
State House
Brown
Mrs. Brown
Martha P. Lowe
Giles B. Stebbins
Detroit
Star of Empire
Michigan
Harvard
William Lloyd Garrison
Wilcome
Cape
Essex
Berkshire
Suffolk
John A. Andrew
Pture
Lavel
Speaker
Ada C. Bowles
Woman Suffrage League
Cora S. Pond
Josiah Allen
Samuel B. Cruft
Emma L. Storer
Mr. Butler
Beverly
Bulkley
James
West Newton
Mr.Budge
East Boston
Massachusetts Convention of Congregational Ministers
Supreme Judicial Court Room
E. S. Atwood
Salem
Edward N. Packard
Henry F. Jenks
George A. Gordon
Samuel K. Lathrop
Central Committee
Alexander McKenzie
John W. Harding
Longmeadow
New England Moral Reform Society
Wesleyan Hall
C. L. Eastman
Nathaniel Drake
M.w.bull
Charles D. White
George T. Carter
American Tract Society
Bromfield Street
A. J. Gordon
Dr. Blakeslie
Massachusetts Colonization Society
Attleboro
General Foreign News
Komaroff
Waleed 16
Poundmaker & Prisoner
the Universalists
W. A. Start
Mr. Hammett
Monson
Foster
E. N
the Universalist
A.A. Miner
Ll.d
Thomas H. Armstrong
John D. W. Day
Charles K. Carpenter
R.I
George Hill
Norwood
Moses Humphreys
C. M. Sawyer
College Hill
Newton Talbot
William H. Finney
Eben Alexander
Roxbury
Herbert Spencer
Pullman
Metcalf
Miner
Cornell
Legislature
Baveroad
Geeorge C. Trumbull
Argyle and
ALOHA
Ag Rok
Tyne
Post Publishing CO
Messrs
Hills & Waite
Whithrop Highlands
Revere Beach
Kire
the Civil Service Act
Hoadly
Cleveland
Lowell Sun
Patterson
Philadelphi
Harper’s Weekly
George L. Spear
T. J. Saunders
Bureau of Navigation
Customs Division
the Treasury
Mr. Saunders
Saco
Safe
Ben Moore
Union Advocate
North Anson
J. L. Stoddard
Allen G. Thurman
Ohio
iCincinnati Enquirer
Thurman
Senator Beck
Gen. Rosecrans
Treasury
Bruce
Gen. Rosecran
Schofield
Edmund G. Ross
Johnson
Fessenden
Grimes
Iowa
Iisoers
Henderson
Missouri
van Winkle
West Virginia
Doolittle
Wisconsin
Entertainment Notes
Stetson
Charles Burnham
London
New York Theatre
Globe Theatre
Savoy Theatre
Bijou
Lonsdale
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!