East Boston Seeks Foot-Bridge Over Rail Crossings
East Boston residents in the first section press for a foot-bridge at Sumner street over eight railway tracks used by the Eastern division and Boston and Albany lines. The push traces city actions from 1884 through hearings, delays, and a death of the city engineer, noting frequent accidents and the impact on workers and local property values.
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Boston
First Section
Boston and Maine Railroad
Boston and Albany Railroad
Revere Beach
Lynn
Sumner-street
Committee On Finance
Summer Street
East Goston
Board of Aldermen
Albany
Sumner Street
VOST
Marginal
Webster
Sumner
Maverick
Prescott Street
Lizzie de Clue
Frederick Keen
Parcher
Thomas Kelley
Saratoga Street
Maverick Street
Joseph Hale
Curtis Street
Mary Ann Curtis
D. Sellar
E. Sellan
Miss Brown
Boston and
Warren Line
Lie
First District
Fine Arts Enfornal Exhibition At The Art Club
The weeklong Art Club gallery show features Henry Sandham's The Dawn of Liberty and Abbott Graves Flower Girl of Venice along with works by Hussam Carlsen Hill Leighton Paskell Elwell Selinger Parker Turner Wainwright and many others. English watercolors, engravings, and local artists contribute, with plans announced for future winter exhibitions and a museum of fine arts English artists watercolors viewings and lectures by Sidney Dickinson.
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Art Club
Henry Sandham
Lexington
Abbott Graves
Venice
S. Childe Hussam
Emil Carlsen
Air
Csik. Grant
Thomas Hill
Yosemite
Scott Leighton
W. F. Paskell
D. Jerome Elwell
John P. Selinger
Edgar Parker
Cc. H. Turner
Warren
Z. F. Wainwright
Messrs
J. Francis Murphy
C. A. Walker
Alfred Ordway
George Rh. Barse, Jr
Darius Cobb
Charlies H. Woodbury
Daniel Strain
J. A. Hallett
EB. HW. Garrett
S. P. R. Triscott
Wesley Webber
Museum of Fine Arts
Sidney Dickinson
Dickinson
Smith College
Northampton
Wellesley Hills
W. Vonnah
Boylston Street
Cowles Art School
Triscott
Kennebunkport
W. Allan Gay
Ross Turner
Boston
New York
J.H. Caligo
PROMINENT PRINCE A STUDY OF EUROPEAN RULERS
Alexander of Bulgaria and four other youthful potentates are sketched as the era's driving forces. The piece traces Alexander’s background and bearing, plus brief portraits of Charles I of Roumania and Wallachia Milan Obrenovitch of Servia Nikolo of Montenegro and George I of Greece, highlighting tensions and ambitions shaping southeastern Europe.
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Alexander of
Bulgaria
New York Sun
Alexander Joseph
Europe
Pole
Alexander
Tirnovo
You Kauck
Prince Charles
Romania
Dattenburg
Gsmanlis
Ernest
London
Prince of Wales
Ained Edward
Duke of Edinburgh
Victoria
Constantinople
Roumelia
Charles I
Roumana
Roumania
Wallachia
Turkey
Russia
Hohenzollern-Sigimaringen
William
Charles
Ioe
Prinees
Abdul Hamid Ir
N’kito
Montenegro
George
Greece
Milan
Servia
Bismarck
Bratiano
Austria
Elizabeth
Herman of Weid
Resolutions of Respect for Late Hon Thomas Talbot Adopted
Executive council adopts resolutions of respect for the memory of the late Hon Thomas Talbot and will transmit a copy to his family. The governor and council also resolve to attend the funeral services at North Billerica this afternoon. A committee from the Citizens' Law and Order League of Massachusetts is appointed to attend the funeral.
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Executive Council
Thomas Talbot
Govmor
Citizens’ Law and Order League of Massachusetts
North Billerica
Himer H. Capen
Fine Lace Panels by Judie Display on Crimson Wall
From the New York Journal a bedroom display by Judie shows crimson plush walls covered with large, nearly life size embroidered figures in her own handiwork. The bed is a dark Henry II four poster with white lace lambrequin. The lace, an old guipure with rare point medallions, includes four Evangelists and Valenciennes insertions, likely meant as an altar piece.
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Judie
Valenciennes
Boston Stock Exchange Sessions in Hidden Quarters
For years past the Boston Stock Exchange has held its sessions in dingy out of the way quarters beside the New York board. Its meetings are conducted with the privacy of a secret society, leaving customers untreated and uninformed by the unusual secrecy.
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Boston Board
New York
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Merchants’ Exchange
State Street
Boston
Boston Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
New York Board
A Stern Wheel Alligator
John Hunter reports a strange river sighting near Thirty-One Mile Bluff where a huge alligator moved with a screw wheel attached to its tail, propelling it at high speed. The device appeared bolted to the hide and operated by tail motion, suggesting a river mechanic prank turned remarkable. Hunter fled the scene with companions and later returned to town to relay the event.
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Memphis
John Hunter
Hunter
Howeer
Bayou
Funeral for Rev. Father Michael M. Green at Our Lady Help of Christians
Large crowds attended the funeral service for the late Rev. Father Michael M. Green, pastor of Our Lady Help of Christians in Newtonville. The church was draped in black, the casket in the main aisle, with many clergymen present and a solemn Mass celebrated by Father Time. The interment was at Mount Calvary cemetery in Waltham. The cause of death was heart disease as per Medical Examiner Mead. The succession question rests with the archbishop and may take time.
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Church of Our Lady Help of Christians
Newtonville
Michael M. Green
O'Brien
Lowell
Tierney
Rockland
Carrol
Byrne
Cathedral
Boston
Lowney
Weymouth
Alarpby
Clarkins
Oo’ Ren
Keegan
Roton
Galvin
Somerville
Flawley
Canton
McManus
Lawrence
Baylan
Groviine
Kfitzomirick
Milton
Stack
Watertown
McAkeana
Lindam
Lee
Lidly
Murphy
Grove
Med.l
Concord
Rogers
Saxceville
McGrath
West Newton
Gilfenthber
Boyle
Newton
Donnelly
West Roxbury
Coghlan
Siwhn
Arlington
Hodtish
Paiher
Hrosnaien
Walihnam
Marring
Lynn
Dercon
Teeling
Newburyport
St. Parick's
Our Lady Help of Christians
C. P. Yarkins
Mary A. Doherty
Maude
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Waltham
Mead
Father Green
Robbers Attack Rochester Butcher and Stabbed in Store
John D. Parshley, a Rochester New Hampshire butcher, was found with his throat cut in his locked store. He survived after surgery and gave a sworn deposition. A large jackknife was found in an ash barrel. Police guarded the scene as they chased two burly Italian suspects. a man named Lynch was arrested in Portland, Maine, as a possible participant.
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Rochester
N. H
John D. Parshley
Parshley
Portland
Moe
Despaten
William F. Lynch
Parshiey
Lynch
Multiple Insolvencies and Attachments Across Several States
The liabilities of Howe & Crowell of Boston total about 50000 with similar personal debts. John F. Murphy & Co. masons fail in Lowell. Scully tailor Middletown attached. Fiovillo & Co. grocers in New Haven assigns to H. E. Smith with 1000 debt and 600 assets. Bruemmer restaurateur New Britain assigns to James Belden. Donnell Lawson & Simpson bankers New York attached. Phillips & Co. Wyancotte boot dealers attached. Weller hardware Eric Pennsylvania attached. sheriff in possession. Galveston report notes Mrs Nichols settles 50 cents on the dollar with City National Bank top claim 41950 and Mrs Mackiee 13500. total 75000. City treasury deficiency not included. likely to be covered by assets. Steinert cigars New Haven offers 30 cents on the dollar. owes 6000 with 2500 assets. New York creditor attaches 1000 to. Fanning New Haven saloon attached. Suffolk Natl Health Attachments. Newburyport and Amesbury horse railroad suit Northend for 1000. Contracts: Sanchez et al. vs Silva 200. White & Co. vs Berry 200. Vanible vs Cushman 2000 tort. Nate vs Cushman 200.
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Howe & Crowell
Boston
Mr. Crowell
John F. Murphy & Co
Masons
Lowell
Mass
Frank W. P. Scully
Middletown
Conn
Antonio Fiovillo
City National Bank
Mackiee
City Treasury
Louis Steinert
New Haven
Oxford Gold Mining Declares 2 Percent Dividend
The Oxford Gold Mining company of Nova Scotia has declared a 2 percent dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Gold Mining Company
Nova Scotia
Brokers' Board Sales Report October 8 Closing Prices
The Brokers' Board shows varied closes with several issues across sectors. Notable activity includes Denver ext 48 trading at 2,000 and Ore Tran 6s at 83, Pacific 6s at 6s, and Sl&E SFgen mort at 10,000 with a 17 percent yield. overall figures reflect eclectic bond and mortgage instrument movements during the day.
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At & V2
INC
Denver
KOE
Lo’st
Abell F
Grieleip& Te
Eng
Bee Land
New York Financial Market Yields Mixed in Oct 8 Report
The New York financial column notes easy money at 1 1/2 to 2 percent, steady foreign exchange, and dull to steady government bonds. Stocks move irregularly, with brief gains and a late-day pullback. Erie securities lead turnover, while Oregon Navigation and Transcontinental show volatility. Totals show robust railway bond activity and mixed earnings reports, including substantial dividend and default notes for Jersey Central.
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New York
Lackawanna
St. Paul
Oregon
Transcontinental
Manhattan Consolidated Arevers
Oregon Navigation
Pacific Mail
Central of New Jersey
Reading
St. Paul Company
Chicago
Oregon Transcontinental
Erie Seconds
Erie
Texas Ad Pacific
Rio Grande Division
Lehigh
Wilkesbarre
Consolidated
American Dock and Improvent Company
Jersey Central
Onidge
Burlington and Quincy
New Oleans Pacific
Virginia Midland
Okumwa
Cedar Falls
Gly
Chesgo
Eastern Tinois Consolidated
New Orleans
Mobile
Louisville
Nashville
Erie and Western
Sanduky Division
Iron Mountain
Waubasa
Onio Southern
Lodge
Evera
Tie Tehewins
United States bonds and grain markets report from London
London Oct 8 United States bonds listed with various percentages and prices. Beerbohm reports cargoes off the coast and passage wheat firm. Paris wheat and flour firm. England cold and wet. total wheat on passage to continent 150600 quarters, UK ports 1300000, corn 310 quarters. Liverpool wheat steady. winter wheat at 7s 7d, California averages 78 7s 3d. Provisions steady. pork, bacon, lard, cheese, and tallow prices given amid Havana market notes. Spanish gold and exchange figures shown.
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London
Beerbohm
Chamber of Commerce
Paris
England
United Kingdom
Liverpool
California
Wheat and Corn Prices Slip on Commercial Exchange On Call
Demand remains strong with price movements across oats and futures contracts. Today’s activity includes multiple car loads of December and February positions, with settlements up 14 cents and bids versus asks listed for October through May contracts.
Flour and grain markets steady amid firm receivers and slack demand
Week's flour receipts reach 37 011 bbls and 29 459 sacks with steady prices and firm receivers. Chicago and New York show mixed activity as wheat and corn futures edge higher while freight costs bolster wholesale sentiment, and various flour grades move within narrow bands amid light domestic demand.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
St. Louis
Michigan
T Louis
Milwaukee
Chicago
New York
St Louis
Detroit
Toleco
Ste
Toledo
Yole
Rye
St Loni
Burney
Canada
Orv
Weir
Cotton prices and commodity quotes across markets noted
Market roundup shows closing prices and openings for whiskey, tallow, and cotton across Cincinnati Chicago New York and other hubs. Cotton futures quoted for months from October to July with steady to dull tones. 47,900 bales traded. Net receipts and exports tallied to Great Britain France Continent and American stock changes. overall tone steady in Cincinnati and mobile, dull in Charleston and Savannah, quiet elsewhere.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Orleans
Great Britain
France
Cincinnat
Mobile
New
Wheat Leads Market Rally Amid Strong Demand
A late special from Eldredge & Co Chicago notes wheat prices surged as buyers absorbed offerings, corn and provisions firm in sympathy. Opening wheat fell 4c then rose to close above prior close. milling centres report demand exceeding supplies, with southwest stocks tight and speculation rising as harvest nears.
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Messrs
George C. Eldredge & Co
Chicago
Emery
Fall goods trade shows brisk outlook with rising leather prices
The fall goods market nears completion with mail orders sparking reready sales while spring samples circulate. Leather prices may rise as labor demand strengthens. New England factories run full, slippers and rubber goods in demand, and shipments of boots to large cities rise from 54,367 to 69,318 cases year over year with January through date totals up to 2,110,074 cases vs 2,104,526 in 19s4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Imports at Boston CURACOA schooner Isaac Orbeton 3344 bbis salt
Boston imports list shows CURACOA activity with schooner Isaac Orbeton at EAST HARBOR TI, carrying 3344 bbis salt and value by John S Atwood. bark Glastee 18 152 bus salt Charfee L Davenport at MARGARETVILLE NS. schooner Bessie Carson 60 cords wood 129 bbis potatoes 2 bbis 2 bags duice 9 cases 5 boxer 1 keg eggs 1 bhi 11 baf half do 10 pkgs herring order. schooner Jonah Souther 37 494% bus salt Warner Freeman.
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East Harbor
Sait Charfee
Davenport
Margaretville
Bessie Carson
Sal’? Cay
Jonah Souther
Salt Warner & Freeman
Hecripis
Escoawees
Reston and
Albany
Biles
Grand Devotion Hailroat
Id Colony Railroad
New York
Aew
Kmkighg
Fitchburg Railroad
Maine Railroad— Eastern Divison
Maine Railroad—Western Division
Lowell
Peabody
Foreign Exports Through Small Coastal Trades Report
Post Gilbert Nova Scotia reports schooners Alptratte and trene carrying kerosene meal and rubber goods to local markets. Georgetown, PET and Aspinwall, USC list brig Screamer laden with baskets apples hardware and cement among other commodities. Cambridge and Screamer consignments include kerosene, hardware, lime, and crates toward Guiceport routes.
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POST
Wool and Agricultural Freight Totals Across Multiple Rail Lines
A long OCR fragment lists shipments across lines including Reston Albany Railroad Providence Railroad and Maine and Fitchburg divisions detailing bales wool cases eggs butter cheese and various grains. It records hundreds of tons, bushels, and barrels with numerous named goods and vehicles, illustrating a multi-rail freight activity snapshot.
Fotal Receipts of Stapie Products Vol. 8 at Port
A historical table lists tote receipts of principal staple commodities in transit at a port. Items include butter, wool, cheese, oats, apples, potatoes, flour, lard, and hides with various unit totals and day-to-day changes. Names of commodities and quantities vary, reflecting shipping and storage movements.
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SETAW
Dvis
Tougnes
Dasa
Scar
Pelte
Utes
Aseses Miulasses
Boston Dispensary elects managers at annual meeting
The Boston Dispensary held its annual meeting yesterday electing managers Uriel Crocker J Huntington Walcott Henry B Rogers Thomas Wigglesworth Samuel Johnson Arthur Lincoln Edward E Grew Francis W Lawrence William P Kuhn Lawrence Mason Charles W Amory John P Spaulding. The report shows 18 246 patients treated central office and 35 298 visits by patients with medical and surgical cases totaling 32 298. Districts treated 12 535 new patients. outcomes include 11 273 discharged or relieved 903 removed to hospitals 343 died and 65 remaining under treatment. Total new patients central and districts 30 781. Midwifery 238 since 1856 4445 total patients since 1796 901 172 and since 1858 782 369. Average daily attendance 122. peak 223, low 44. Recipes and paid free counts listed along with Sanford fixes for shoes.
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Boston
Andrews Brigham Fullfer Follett Marriage Notices
A collection of marriage notices from Boston area churches and residents dated Oct 1 to Oct 7, listing partners such as George F Grafton Susie Clarke William D Brigham Lizzie Ford Elbridge Cutler Vesta Follett Emma C Upperton Coffin Catharine Cluness Elizabeth W Brown and others with officiants Rev William Brigham Rev J Hodges Rev G Prescott and Rev DeWithrow.
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Andie
Elbridge @ Cutler
Boston
W B L Fuller
Vesta L. Follett
ARKE
O E Davis
George F Grafton
Susie Clarke
Rook
WT Libby
Estali Libby
Sarah
Estabrookworth
Charles E Pouler—Hodges
Len
Crowell
Cony W Pooler
J Hodges
Chauncy A
Sarah Hodges
Ston Church
Emma Cufpertone
Coffin
Newton
Channing
Hornbrooke
Frederick W Stone and Coffin
Langdon Coffin
Cluness
GJ Prescott
Willoughby H Upperton
Catharine M Cluness
Whitney —Brown
de Withrow
George H Whitney
Elizabeth W Brown
Boesion
Disposition in Charles Larned v Leonard et al case verdict
The case began Tuesday and ended today with a verdict for the defendant. It claimed damages for losses from negligent appraisal of a library loaned as security, with defendants asserting limited knowledge. the court directed verdicts in several related matters and listed numerous subsequent cases and sessions before Judge Mason and Judge Aldrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrich
Charles Larned
John Leonard
Guerrini
Leonard & Co
Joseph Leonard
A. A. Ranney
I. R. Clark
E. S. Mansfield
Levi M. Bates
Joseph Youngerman
New York
H. G. Dunham
J. H. Sherburne
S. Hesseltine
Augustus Russ
Trials in Ashland and Hudson Hurt Roads Cases
In Ashland Theodore Jones sues Milford and Woorsecker railroad for tort damages after riding with his horse on a highway and sustaining injuries to himself and his horse. In Hudson Aaron J. Phillips sues Town of Hudson for tort damages from injuries on Main Street due to unsafe street condition. Proceedings note trial pending October 9 and related insolvency matters.
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Theodore Jones
Milford and Woorsecker Railroad Company
Ashland
George
Travis
Kent & Dewey
Aaron J. Phillips
Town of
Hudson
L.cowan
J. LT
Jostin
Rail era disputes flash in Worcester Nashua and Rochester lines
In a Worcester based report trains on the Worcester Nashua and Rochester road were observed using the Old Colony whistle and crews admitted orders tied to Old Colony rules. Old Colony officials call the incident amusing while noting no lease talks. The piece also covers Transcontinental Affairs with Atchison Strong and Denver Rio Grande tension, winter schedule changes for the Old Colony, and a pending hearing on through cars between Boston and Marlborough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Nashua
Rochester
Associated Press
Worcester, Nashua
Old Colony
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
Worcester, Nashua and
Qld
Choate
Strong
Atchison
Topeka and Santa Fe
St. Paul
Denver and Rio Grande
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
B. and M. Road
Southern Pacific
Gannon
Boston
Marlborough
Seale
Gallop
Boston and Albany
South Framingham
Boston and Lowell KK Co and Other 1890s Securities
A dense list of bonds and shares including Boston and Lowell KK Co York M'f's Ci SiO, $2000 Boston and Lowell KR 5s 1899, McKay Metallic Fastening Association, Worcester Nashua & Rochester RR, Atlantic Cotton Mills, National Banks, Middlesex RR Co, Highland Street Railway, Pueblo Smelting, Pacific Guano, Metropolitan RR 6s 1827, Rutland RR 6s 1902, Sioux City and Pacific 1st m 63, Salem, Merchants' National Bank, Tremont National Bank, Boston Wharf Co, Fitchburg RRCo, and various others with min. 1880s–1900s issue dates and dollar values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Lowell KK Co
York M
Boston and Lowell
McKay Metallic Fastening Association
Boston Athenaeun
Rull and
KK Co
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester RR
McKay and Bigelow Heeling Machine Agss
Atlantic Cotton Mills
Abington National Bank
National Bank of the Commonwealth
Middlesex RR Co
Xecutor
Highland Street Railway Co
Pueblo Smelting and Refining Co
E& T Fairbanks
Pacific Guano Co
Metropolitan RR
Rutland
Dever
Midh Central
City of
Fitchburg
Worcester, Nashua
Rochester
Foreclosure Sale of Boston South End Lot by Mortgage Powers
Pursuant to a mortgage dated December 20, 1882, Jeremiah Ryan and South Boston Company plan a public auction on October 31, 1885 at two p.m. for a Boston South End lot of 1169 square feet bounded by a 25 foot passageway, Dorchester Avenue, and parcels once owned by Hust and Fulton Foundry, with Home Savings Bank holding a prior mortgage. Terms at sale.
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Jeremiah Ryan
South Boston Tron Company, & Corporation
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Suffolk
South Boston Low Company
Calep H. Warrer
Joseph T. Bailey
David R. Waitney
Boston
South Boston
Stuffolk
First Street
Dorchester Avenue
Wiliam P. Hust
Fulton [Ren Foundry
Home Brie Bank
Ryan
Home Savings Bank
William P. Hunt
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National Webster Bank
Blackstone National Bank
Old Boston National Bank
Boston Belting Co
Waltham Gas Light Co
Neptune Insurance Co
Market National Bank
Globe National Bank
de Blackstone National Bank
Traders’ National Bank, Aas
Peabody Mills
Washington Mills
Boston, Concord
Montreal
Boston and Gingham Steamboat Co
Bay State
City of St
Essex Railroad
Kansas City, Lawrence and Southern
Eastern RR
Cambridgeport National Bank
Simpson's Patent
Keganrcis Henshaw & Utio Auction Rabe
Brosebs Appraisers
Pistshamis
Hxshani Building
Kirst
Heom EU
Hostov
Ean Kore
Atock x
Entra
Minghes & UV
Washington Street
Bostor
Main St
Cambridgeport
Bnew York
A.S. Richards & CO
Reade Street
Samuel Bunting’s
Market St
Philadelphia
Lippincott, Son & CO
Market Street
Adil Saies
Caleb H. Warner
Joseph. Bailey
seoFraw
Ty Albert Howe
Brighton
Selestie Beal
Baiserooma
Warren Evenee
Bowler’s Stable
Friend Street
KH. J. Lee
Uss
R. J. Seer
Portugal Cove
Newfoundland
Cape Race
Cape Pine
Byublic
Essis, Shea & Co
St. Johus
ALLAN
Octito
Horatio Harris & GO
Ee Balder
Adamson
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!