English trade winds threaten American free trade
The St Louis Republican argues daily that English fair trade pressures may force American free trade. It cites discontent among New England protectionists over England's spread of protection ideas. Providence, a rich city, shows real estate values down since last August while personal estate climbs. current rough total is $116,201,800.
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Boston Journal criticism over race politics and patronage
The Boston Journal is criticized for its stance on Black voting rights and public patronage. The opinion claims the paper lacks Lincoln spirit and reveals its partisan bias in favoring limited Black voting yet failing to acknowledge broader patronage support.
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Abraham Lincoln
Canada Pacific to Issue 10 Million Bonds for Cross‑Atlantic Funding
It is likely the Canadian Pacific railway will issue 10 million dollars in bonds to be split among Canada England and the United States. Morgan Morton Rose Co. will negotiate in England and Morton Bliss Co. in the United States. Proceeds will go to the Canadian finance minister who will pay 4 percent to the company and provide subsidies per mile as construction progresses.
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Surgeon Lens on President's Illness Due to Bullet
Dr Carnachan states most complications in the president's case stem from the foreign bodies and pus forming deposits, with the jagged eleventh rib fragment and the bullet at the root of intercurrent problems. He adds the American people will accept this view with confidence.
British Columbia Timber Resources and Puget Sound Mills
The Northwestern Lumberman notes vast BC timber supplies and a strong Puget Sound lumber trade with nine mills producing 949000 feet daily and 110000000 acres of timber in the province. It warns against overcutting and urges replanting by eastern farmers and woodmen to sustain wealth.
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Charlotte Islands
Lynn’s grim police dungeon sparks moral outcry
A historical critique condemns Lynn’s police station cells for their harsh conditions and lack of comfort. The piece questions who is responsible for the death of Elon Coates and urges civic action from a city famed for churches and schools.
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President Shows Marked Recovery After Shootings
Special Despatch from Washington reports a steady improvement in the president’s condition. Pulse down to 95, stronger appetite, reduced fever, improved wound color and discharge, parotid swelling down two thirds, and better overall strength, though danger remains and full poison elimination uncertain. Col. Rockwell notes the day’s gains as greater than any twenty four hour period since the shooting.
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Executive Mansion
President progresses after parotid abscess opening
Official bulletins from the Executive Mansion dated August 31 report the president’s condition improving. Wound drainage through the mouth increases with the abscess discharging freely, swelling diminishing, and vital signs showing a rising pulse but stabilizing temperature.
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President's condition improves with gland swelling easing
Executive Mansion reports the president showing steady progress after a night of rest. The parotid swelling decreases significantly. he chews beefsteak, drinks beef extract and milk, and his pulse falls to 95 by noon. Doctors foresee continued healing with possible transfer from the White House by rail or a nearer destination.
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James
Guiteau
New Hampshire Veterans Meet At Weirs The Second Day
The New Hampshire State Veteran reunion drew vast crowds at Weirs with 30 000 on Saturday and 46 000 by 4 p m. Gov Bell and staff arrived to cheers as regimental groups pressed through headquarters. A monument plan was announced and fireworks lit the night as campfires and music filled the grounds. The First Maine Cavalry reunion in Dover followed with officers elected, a memorial to Col Douty presented, and next gathering set for Brunswick.
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Methodist Society
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Hamlin
New England Assembly Camp Meetings At Framingham
Heat dampens crowds at Framingham New England Sunday School assembly day nine with about 3000 on grounds. Programs include exams, lectures by Rev Dorenester, Goodsell, Butler, Schauffler, and conference talks on International Lessons and Chautauqua circles. Tomorrow’s final day expected to draw larger attendance. The Claremont camp meeting closes after a well ordered week with sermons by Dorchester Oliver and Hough.
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Holt
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Claremont
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Boston
Mr. Oliver
Mount Holly
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Ludlow
Newfoundland Fishing Grounds Report Gloomy Prospects
Late advices from Labrador warn of famine risk at Esquimaux bay as winter approaches. Island weather spoiled curing on the southern and western shores and Placentia bay faced long rain and fog hindering navigation. Cromwell steamer Clairbell arrived with freight from New York and Halifax while whaling reports detail the N. J. Knights crew recovering from a hurricane and several vessels sighted with sperm or humpback oil across Horse latitudes and off Provincetown.
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Feldman Arrested in Montreal After Chicago Theft
Herry Feldman, messenger for the Merchants' Trust and Loan Co. of Chicago, absconded August 23 with 2,500 dollars and securities. He was captured in Montreal with companion Charley Barley alias Ray, an actor. They surrendered without resistance and intend to return to Chicago. Feldman admits giving Barley 1,100 of the booty. Detective Williams supervised the return trip.
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St. Pierre
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Justce
Embezzlement Alleged at Photographic Saloon Case
Thomas C Marr ran a photographic saloon for E A Holton at 8 Summer Street for five years then fled to Nova Scotia. Holton investigated and found Marr pocketing money with no entries. Marr was tracked to Attleboro and arrested with Deputy Capron assisting. The embezzled amount is undetermined but deemed substantial.
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Attleboro
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Watts
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Damage to the Rice Plantations Reported After Severe Storm
Charleston reports from forty seven rice plantations show extensive damage with salt water flooding most fields. Breaks exceed forty locations and March rice losses reach 40 to 50 percent. In Savannah sixteen more inquests into drownings were held, bringing total to forty six with bodies washing ashore at Tybee.
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Robbery at Monument Beach Narrowly Misses Silver
At Monument Beach Massachusetts on August 31 Capt Abram Phinney's home was entered while family stayed with a neighbor. $159 in cash stolen from a trunk after it was forced open. A single robber fled into the woods after three pistol shots were fired. Neighbors report hearing two men running.
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Ezra Barker
A. A. Tilley
Silas H. Hazard
Dubuque
Mary McMahon
Bridgeport
Conn
James Flaherty
Eaton, Cole & Burnham’s
Henry Finnegan
Fryeburg
Caleb
Samuel Durgin
Andrew McDonald
Saco River
Brownftield
Monument Beach
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Abram Phinney
Phiverey
Crop reports from Maine farmers show mixed yields
Hay yields are good but weather damaged some fields. Grain overall good. Corn shows strong fodder growth but two weeks late. Potatoes fair except where impacted by a trust. Rust damaged parts of Aroostook county. Apples fair for an off year. Feen in pastures excellent with early cut fields yielding a large second hay crop.
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New Hampshire Medical Society Schedules Sept Meeting at Wentworth
The tenth semiannual NH Medical Society gathering shifts to Sept 6 at Wentworth Newcastle with liberal preparations. Invitations extend to NH Dental and Pharmaceutical associations, Maine Medical Society, and Nort Essex Society. The Iris steamer seeks buoy repositioning at Pull and be Damned Point to improve visibility and safety. proposal to be submitted to authorities.
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Pulland
Vermont Marble Quarries Feature Deep Openings and Few Accidents
The Vermont marble quarries reach depths up to 350 feet with minimal protections yet show rare accidents. Two Boston women toured Burlington on horseback with a groom and covered buggy, touring the White Mountains and Adirondacks. At Underhill a bear intrusion frightened two youths staying at a half way house. tracks and claw marks were found after the bear fled.
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Local officials reshuffled as schools gain new leaders and towns dedicate hall
Fall River reports W O Pratt new Warren superintendent and high school principalship. C C Dodge named Fitchburg Day Street grammar principal. Lowell aldermen elect C W Savage and John Hogan as registrars. Merrimac river bridge plan referred for abutter hearings. Brewster dedicates new town hall with Gov Long present. Germania band performs and 200 couples attend evening ball.
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Peabody
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Tilden Street
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Boston
Star Route Cases Ready for Grand Jury in September
Half a dozen representative cases are prepared for presentation to the grand jury when it convenes in September. The Star route fraud investigations proceed under court processes, with authorities ready to reveal evidence in a formal legal setting.
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Newport Torpedo Disaster and Navy Enquiry Board Formed
Secretary Hunt reports the deaths of Lieut. Commander Benjamin L. Eves and Lieut. Lyman G. Spaulding from a torpedo explosion on August 29 at Newport. A court of enquiry will investigate the incident and potential officer fault. Officers Greer Brown White and Lieut. Wm Little named to serve.
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Fires Burn Homes and Businesses Across Several Towns
Reports from Swampscott, West Streeton, Natick and Oshkosh describe multiple fires causing substantial losses. In Swampscott a cottage on Mlumphrey Street burned to the ground, likely $3,000, with some furniture saved. West Stoughton saw a vacant home destroyed, about $509 loss, insured for $500. Natick's John Capithorne block on North Main Street sustained $3,000 damage. several workers and tradespeople lived there. Oshkosh details seven incendiary fires causing about $15,000 loss, with no major structures buried. Additional notes mention Sierra County fires threatening $300,000 in losses, and other incidents including a hotel blaze in Cranston and bush fires near Toronto. The Brockville campground area remains under threat from nearby forest fires.
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Pickings and Gleanings from ConcorD Aug 31 1881
Correspondence from the Boston Post reports Robert O'Brien of Lowell visiting Ashland and J A Adams and Orrin M B Stokes receiving new military posts in the New Hampshire national guards. Bishop Neely to visit Ashland for St Mark's service. The Universalist grove gathering at Kenourston's grove draws large crowds. Remains of John Stevens, 81, laid to rest at Campton. Laconia Telephone plans extend lines to multiple towns. The steam propeller Bristol sold for lake excursions. Exfield Shakers total 350 members valued at 1.5 million dollars. A Providence editor jokes with a train newsboy over newspapers.
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Drought Ruins Crops Across States Reported Losses
Despatches from New York and Pennsylvania describe extensive crop damage due to a long drought. Reports from Indiana Iowa Ohio and Kentucky indicate near unprecedented drought with already significant losses and fears of further ruin despite some rains. Pennsylvania losses are expected to reach millions.
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Mauna Loa lava threat to Hilo
A Honolulu report says Mauna Loa lava threatens Hilo as lava advances at about a sixteenth of a mile per day. People flee the town in fear while the island of Hawaii faces mounting destruction from the volcano.
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Notable Visitors and Clergy in Newport Society Circles
Sir John and Lady Mowbray stop at the Vendome. Rev Edward Hale preaches in Newport. Mrs Sears of Philadelphia and her two sons visit the city. London reports the death of caterer Pond at 52. Rev A Tjarylund preaches in Swedish at Newport First Baptist. Mrs Livermore and Rev Livermore return from Europe to Melrose. Portrait of ex Gov Stanford costs 50000 francs. Rev W N T Dean to leave Norton for Leominster after farewell sermon. A telegram to Mrs Garfield quotes Psalms. Rev Dr Cuyler telegraphs his mother from a European return. Rev George Power comments on inauguration honors with Mrs Garfield. Rev R B Peet and Mrs Peet travel from Newport to Alcante, Spain, with plans to sail home midmonth. Continuous health updates accompany the party's voyage.
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Newport
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Melrose
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California
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Danvers Building Plans for 100 Tenements and Hotel
Calvin Putnam reportedly will erect 100 tenements for workers for a new shoe factory next season. Luther Fogg, a carpenter, has gone south and may stay to supervise a large hotel project in Charleston, South Carolina.
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Business Troubles Dot Hillside Markets After Week of Failures
A Deadwood despatch reports a hard week for merchants in the hills with failures including Robert Chew wholesale liquors Hitzell Johnson grocers Edmunds Pinny clothiers O A Ingalls druggist Leadville Worley stationer and others. Liabilities around 5 000 with 3 500 secured. Attachments at several firms and creditors in city and Springfield.
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Leadville
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F.S. Chanfrau
Kit
Maguinnis and Springer
Tom Barry
Rachel Noah
Boston Museum
Piayed
Park Theatre
John T. Raymond
Gunter
Gaiety Theatre
Haverly Comedy Company
Howard Athenaeum
Howard
Muthooley
Windsor Theatre
Legion of Honor
Joseph McSweeney
C. F. Burrill
Newhall Street
Pike and
Croscup
McSweeney
George W. Rollins
George Brown
Union Street
National Security Bank
B. F. Spinney
Luther 8. Johnson
Daniel J. Lord
Waltham
P. Gillen
William Knight
American Watch Company
Brown Street
Gilien
Knight
Central Street
Thomas A. Stott
Watch Company
Mall
Wakefield
Pettingill
Daniel D. MelIntire
North Reading
House of Correction
McIntire
Danvers
Salem
Col. Dalton
Salem Cadets
Phillips
South Salem
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Groveland Coounty
Groveland Bridge
Malden
Police Department
Daniel Webster Hose House
W. F. Willard
Lyng Family
Joan L. Ford
State House
William Allen
Superior Court
Executive Council
Supreme Judicial Court
Justice Colt
Moses P. Knowlton
Allen
George W. Cane
Gardner
Worcester County
Glazier
C. P. Gaither
Virginia and Tennessee
Atlanta
Rome
Selma
Southern Railway and Steamship Association
Empire State
Isles of Shoals
North Shore
Silk
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!