Lowell Heroic Role in Saving the Constitution 1861
Speaker recounts Massachusetts mobilization at the start of the Civil War. He details orders, funding, and equipment for militia, the Baltimore assault on Massachusetts troops, and Butler’s Annapolis route to Washington. He claims Lowell and Governor Andrew influenced actions that safeguarded the Union and Constitution.
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North
South
The
Washington
Lincoln
Boston
Andrew
Leadquarters
Massachusetts
United States
Adjutant-General
E. F. Jones
Lowell
Jones
House of Representaries
General Court
Ecommander-In-Chief
Volunteer Militia of
Commonwealth
Butler
Colonel Jones
New York
Tyler
Committee On Finance
Black
Davis
Greenfield
Lawrence
Acton
F. Jones
Council
John A. Andrew
Middlesex
Charleston
Congress
John Tyler
Virginia
Middlesex Company
Genera Butler
Finance
Senate
Fort Sumter
State House
William Schouler
Boston Transcript
Boston Evening Transcript
War Department
Union
Uhis City
Faneuil Hall
Butler Hal
James A. Carney
Savings Bank
State Bank of Redemption
Carney
Applause
Monroe
Springfield
Pittsfield
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Pratt Street
Balti
Bri
F. Butler
Andrew—U
If. Butler
Andrew—Jones
Lb. F. Butler
Kane
Seventh Regiment
Annapolis
Jefferson Davis
Sumter
Gettysburg
Concord
Anderson
Europe
Confederacy
Potomac
Susquehanna
Devereux
Briggs
Havre de Grace
Fiehth
Baltimore& Ohio Railroad
Lefferts
Maryland
Anarew
Charles Street
B. F. Butler
Ames
Felton
Philadelphia Railroad
Major Ames
General Scott
P. Adams Ames
Naval Academy
Commodore Blake
Blake
Constitution
Marblehead
Tsay
Herald
General Butler
Ironsides
I. B. Forbes
Baltmore
John M. Forbes
Chesapeake Bay
Washington, D. C
C.K. P. Bogers
Rogers
Rebs
Naval School
Forbes
Governor Andrew
Tie
Mr. Felton
R. B. Forbes
Dr. Kimball
Fortress Monroe
Mr. Schouler
Schouler
Samuel M. Felton
Yomamionwealth
Suffolk
Supreme Judicial Court
Mary Grazia Derba
Joseph Derba
Messina
Kingdom of
Italy
History of the men of Lowell and civic salutations
A speaker laments length of remarks while offering a portion of Lowell history as a tribute to fellow citizens. The scene includes humor about a Frenchman and American drinking customs, with references to Rye whiskey and local merchants C. H. Graves & Sons in Boston.
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Lowell
den Dey
G. O. Taylor
C. H. Graves & Sons
Boston
Mary White
Suffolk
Michael Whitiemore
Public Auction to Sell Patents for Dynamo Electric Machines
Sale to terminate a trust by court order. Dynamo Electric Machines patent No 242644 dated June 7 1881 and Thermotectric Battery patent No 241859 dated May 24 1881 issued to Paget Higa. Auction Saturday December 11 at 12 noon. Francis Henshaw & Co auction rooms.
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Emmie G. Vernam
Emmie G. Goodwin
John N. Goodwin
New York
Suffolk
Boston
Boston Post
Jons W. McKim, Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Francis Henshaw & Co
United States
Paget Higa
Stock listings and bond holdings across New England firms
A dense list of stock and bond holdings from multiple companies and railroads including Merrimac Manufacturing, Boston & Maine R R, Boston & Lowell R R, Eastern R R, Lowell Mfg, hill and bank securities. Entries show share counts, bond denominations, and issue years for firms such as Appleton Co, Atlas Natl Bank, First Natl Bank Salem, Continental Natl Bank, and Vermont & Mass R R among others. Include railroads, manufacturers, and banks across Boston, Lowell, and surrounding regions.
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Stony Brook
R. R. Co
Merrimac Mfg Co
Mass. Cotton Mills
Lowell
Mfg. Co. Rates Mfg
Hill Mfg
Hamilton Mfz
Appleton Co
Atlas Natl. Bank. Merchants’ Natl. Bank
Essex Co
Norway Plains
Lamson Store
Portland
Saco
Vermont & Mass
R. R
Chicopee Mfg
Oston
Con
Montreal
Msas
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Poe
Civil Service Gazette
James Epps & CO
Homeopathic Chemists
London
England
Baip
Mark, Charles H. Patter
Mark
Charles H. Patter
Pitty
Lib’t
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Abellant
Henry A. Clapp
Henry A.clapp
Senate and House, OF Representatives
Roxbury Gaslight Company
James Guild
Wealth of Massachusetts
Henry B. Peirce
House OF Representatives
Roxbury Gas Light Company
City of
Henry Bd. Peirce
Frank RB. Deering
Joseph C. Ginn
Quffolk
William A. Deering
Freedom Hutchinson
Court Street
Rebecca V. Stackpole
Anna W. Lancaster
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Elljiah Georgeh
Boston West
Jonn W. McKim
Elizabeth Paine Patch
Elizabeth Paine Claggett
Wommonwhralte
Wy Surbolk
Kim
Catherine Falvey
Kate Falvey
Margaret E. F. Perkins
Margaret Hayes
Wwealth
Probate Court
Frederic Tudor
Insaid County
Samuel E. Sewalds
John. C. Ropes
Eleonora E. Tlelart
Euphemia Tudor
Kleczkowska
Henry Tudor
William Tudor
Joan W. McKim, Esquire
Surpole
Joan Tyler
Martha Pfyler
William Perkins
Charles H. Fiske
Weston
Arthur G. Tompkins
John W. McKim
Commonwealthd of
Supfpola
Eben Goodwin
Bridges Ring
Hite
Chelsea
Edward D. Ring
Mary Hannon
William H. Fitzpatrick
Jonny W. McKiw
Joseph E. Brown
George B. Brown
Allen A. Brown
Counnty
Jonny W. McKim
Philip
J. Borsh
Abbie M. Borsh
John W. McKim, Esquire
Montant Auctioneers
St Leonard Street
Samuel Bunting’s
Lippincott, Son & CO
Market Street
Credit
I. J. Day & CO
Rerchants’ Exchange
Nes. SI
Boston Stock Exchange
Navy
City of Lawrence
Kan
Bk. of Commerce
Tremont
Howard
Hide & Leather
Atlas
Manchester & Lawrence
Fitchburg
Cambridge
Latason Store Service Co
Union Met
Fast. Co
Boston Atheneum
St. Paul
City, Topeka & Western RR
Boston Horse
West Amesbury Branch RR
Rutland Rd
Mt. Ss
Charles Metis
Said
Henry Meis
Cincinnati
Ohio
State Street
Merchants’ Exchange
Fremont
Dain
Prescott Nat Bank
Boston & Maine
Eastern R. R. R
Boston & Lowell R. R
Lowell & Lawrence R. R
Ado Ae L
Ona
Burlington & Missouri
Horatio Harris & CO
Albert Howe &Co
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Brice S. Evans & Son
Equitable Building
Broad St
Massachusetts Title Insurance Company
Bulk Street
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Arnold A. Rand
Squires Parlor
Sidney Squires & CO
Tremont Street
Hollis Stree
Mass