Merchants of Boston and West Meet to Boost Trade
The piece urges fasteners of business ties between Boston merchants and Western interests. It envisions a large gathering with social events and a final banquet in Faneuil Hall to report satisfaction with observed resources and the promise of closer, more profitable trade relations across the region.
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Anniversary Week in Boston Heralds Peaceful Reunions
The article envisions Anniversary Week in Boston after four years of war, foreseeing renewed interest by churches, societies, and associations in peaceful pacification, reunions, and social opportunities. It notes pleasant weather, welcoming hospitality, and the desire for better hotel capacity to accommodate visitors.
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Western merchants to visit Boston for trade and friendship
The article celebrates a forthcoming visit of Western commercial leaders to Boston. It emphasizes improved East West ties through shared interests in products and manufacturing, notes Boston facilities including warehouses and railways, and predicts a large, influential turnout at Faneuil Hall to showcase mutual gains.
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West
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New England
Faneuil Hall
Manufactures
General Exchange
Concord National Fast Observance Parade and State Plans
Boston Post correspondence describes Concord observing the National Fast per President Lincoln death proclamation. A large state funeral procession will start at 11 A.M. with James W. Patterson delivering a eulogy, various militia units, veterans, Masons, and city schools marching. Legislature reconvenes June 8 as the new governor Fred Smyth is to be inaugurated, while local agriculture notes rising hay prices and cattle movements amid ongoing rains.
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Dover
J. W. Phelps
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Daniel Clark
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Franklin
W. H. Hackett
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Pike
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Allen Tenney
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Canada
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Lake Winnipissiogee
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Plymouth
Major Bell
Taft
Huntress
Senter House
Centre
Major Hartshorn
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Rebel commissioner Hatch in Libby Prison without glass windows
Correspondence from the New York Herald notes Colonel Hatch, a rebel prisoner commissioner, now in Libby Prison. He asks Mulford if his treatment is proper, exclaiming there is not a pane of glass in any window, a point Mulford has repeated for two years.
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H. Gilmore
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