Severe storm signals move along Atlantic coast and lakes
A storm center near Jacksonville shifts northward with lowest pressure in West Virginia. Severe gale on the lower Lake region and Carolina coast with general rain from Lake region to South Atlantic coast. Indications of rain and southeasterly winds in New England. Cautionary signals extended from Smithville to New York and the Lakes with alerts for New Haven New London Newport Boston Eastport.
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Orfice
Orricen
Wasaineron
D. C
Jacksonville
Virginia
Lower Lake Region
Carolina
South Atlantic
New England
Lake Erie
North Carolina
Middle Atlantic
Smithville
N. C
New York
New Haven
New London
Newport
Wood's Hall
Boston
Portland
Eastport
Treasury Clerkship and Kellogg Troubles Across DC and Navy
Special despatch reports Secretary Sherman directing an official statement on District of Columbia indebtedness tied to three sixty-five bonds amid New York claims of over thirty million versus thirteen million authorized. Kellogg cites Kel ls letter denouncing Kellogg. demands investigation into Navy rations rows. Crittenden relieved for October 1. revenues tallied today with internal receipts at 347, 99 and customs at 532,977. four percent loan subscriptions reach 51,150.
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Boston Post
Wase N.ton
Sherman
Gilfillan
District of Columbia
Boss Shepherd
New York
Treasury Department
Cardozo
South Carolina
Kellogg
Secretary of the Navy
Kelis
New Orleans
Kells
Republican Party
Navy
Thomas L. Crittenden
Seventeenth Infantry
Internal Revenue
Customs
Robbers Blow Open Wilton Post Office Safe
The Wilton New Hampshire post office was entered last night as thieves blew the safe and money drawer. They stole 175 dollars in cash, gold pens, stamps and a registered letter. A chase followed with a gunfire exchange injuring a pursuer. suspects fled toward Greenville and Boston.
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Wilton
N. H
Alfred E. Jaques
Treavitt
Michael Kennedy
Kennedy
Whiting’s Mill
Greenville
Fitchburg
Mass
Bottles
New Ipswich
Boston
Battles
Democratic State Convention Endorses McKean for Governor
The Democratic State Convention in Concord endorses Nashua lawyer Frank A. McKean for governor with no opposition. The gathering, crowded and enthusiastic, denounces Republican misrule, calls for tariff reform and economy, and emphasizes a shift in state administration to Democratic control amid calls for unity and reform.
Democratic Platform and Credentials Report Adopted
The Committee on Credentials reported six hundred three delegates properly accredited, and the report was adopted. The platform denounces Republican policy, pledges stable currency, tariff reform, anti-monopoly measures, and reforms in hours of labor. It condemns Republican extravagance and praises local self-government in the South, while approving nominations and campaign aims. A Greenback-focused debate followed with substitutes referred to the resolutions committee. Col. George led a generous $409 contribution for yellow fever relief and the convention nominated Hon. Frank A. McKean for governor and several railroad commissioners. The body adjourned after ballot results and county delegation adjournments.
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Committee On
Harry Bingham
Committee On Resolutions
New Hampshire
Republican Party
Aed
United States
Freemen
Republic
America
Justice
Equity
Reform Clubs
Friends of
Temperance Reform
Lazistature
Sessson
South
Rowell
Keene
Hussey
Rochester
National Bank
Apt
Geenback
John H. George
Concord
Col. George
Co. George
Col
George
M’kean
Frank A. McKean
Messrs Cutter
Nashua
Henderson
Dover
Brown
Littleton
Bartlett
Mancheter
McKean
Sinclair
Bethlehem
Railrod
Batcheller
Hade B. Fowler
Bristol
Bailey
David H. Young
Manchester
Pickering
Greenland
E. A. Peterson
George Bartlett
Arthur L. Meserve
Roberts
Milton
Joseph B. Roberts
Rollingsford
Second Congressional District Democratic Convention in Phenix Hall
The Second District Democratic Convention met in Phenix Hall at 2 pm with Judge J P Bartlett of Manchester as President and John Rolfe of Concord as Secretary. 171 delegates attended, Hon. Alyah W Sulloway renominated for Congress by acclimation, and a five member committee notified him.
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O. H. Bradly
Jaffrey
John Q. Jones
Marlow
T. J. Dinsmore
Alstead
George A. Ittemore
Fitzwilliam
John Brown
Walpole
E. B. Tarbell
L. Colony
Keene
John J. Isham
Gillum
W. S. Burrows
Hale
Sullivan County
H. W. Parker
Frank P. Threasher
Claremont
Moser C. Knowlton
Sunapee
A. W. Rounsevel
Net
Joseph F. Eaton
Washington
HB. Viall
Charlestown
D. P. Goodhue
Springfield
Frederick Moulton
Plainfield
C. E. Jackson
Cornish
E. B. Richardson
Sempster
Grafton County
L. C. Pattee
Lebanon
OC. A. Jewell
Plymouth
H. F. Mann
Benton
George F. Putnam
Haverhill
Harry Biham
Littleton
Jeremiah Blodgett
Wentworth
K. Mason
Bristol
John G. Sinclair
Dethlehem
J. W. Campbell
Woodstock
D. B. Currier
Hanover
Coor County
Lancaster
H. C. Kent
J. W. Drew
Joseph F. Emerson
Whitefield
D. M. Aldrich
Colebrook
B. Whittemore
Kk. Morrill
Gorham
Twiehell
Jefferson
N. R. Perkins
Stewartston
E. W. Drew
Stark
George M. Smith
Phenix Hall
J.P. Bartlett
Manchester
John Rolfe
Concord
D. L. Perkins
Alyah W. Sulloway
Congress
Sulloway
The Quinn Murder Close of Monahan Trial
The trial of Thomas Monahan for the murder of Officer Thomas Quinn in Pittsfield Massachusetts opened with Townsend leading for the defense. Monahan testified denying illegal arrest, claiming self defense as Quinn beat him with a club.
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Monahan
Quinn
Preliminary hearing in Hayden murder case resumes in Madison
In New Haven the preliminary hearing for Rev. Herbert E B Hayden in the Mary Stannard murder case reconvenes before Judge Wilcox. Witnesses including Charles Stannard and Benjamin Stevens describe alibis and observations. Investigations continue as officials test Hayden's clothes and a bloodstained stone, with medical examiners noting no sign of suicide or pregnancy. The case remains unsolved.
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New Haven
Conn
Herbert EB. Haydes
Mary Stannard
Madison
Wi'cox
Charles E. Stannard
G'R
Mary
Hayden
Benjamin Stevens
Stannards
Witnes
Stevens
Big Rock
Stanpard
Stannard
Harry E. Stone
Justice of the Peace
Moining
Stone
Hayen
Jewett
Abduction at City Hospital and Missing Bank Teller
A hospital patient Herry Sneider was abducted from Chambers Street Hospital after two men posing as relatives removed him while insensible. Police investigations underway. Also reported: August imports declined by over 2 million to 25,542,880 while exports rose by nine million. bankruptcy petition favorably reported for G Alden FP Stockwell. Richmond Judge Kane arrested for beating. Bank of the Republic teller Robert Henry and son missing. 22 tons of silver ore shipped to mint. Vassar College elected Rev Samuel L Caldwell as president. 2000 election inspectors appointed. large farewell for Theodore Thomas attended by over 10,000.
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New York
Herry Sneider
Bowery
Chambers Street
Sneider
G. Alden FP. Stockwell
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Allen
Register
Justice Kane
Richmond County
Tmz
Flanagan
Kane
Robert Henry
Bank of the Republic
Sub-Treasury
Philadelphia
Samuel L. Caldwell
Newton, Mass
Vassar College
Blatchford
Davenport
Theodore Thomas
Gilmore's Garden
Report of Miles Bannock fight near Clarks Forks
From Bozeman and Bismarck the Sept 12 dispatches detail Gen. Miles engaging Bannocks on Soda Butt creek near Clarks Forks. Thirteen Indians killed. thirty seven captured. Miles’s force numbered twenty one with five scouts. two officers killed and one soldier wounded. Additional notes mention Sitting Bull’s force near the line and 190 hostile Sioux near Fort Custer.
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Bozeman
Montana
Browning
Miles
Soda Butt Creek
Clarks Forks
Andrew
Bennett
Bismarck
C. T
Yellowstone Fork
Fort Keogh
Fort Ellis
Bachelor
Keogh
Sandy Creek
Fort Custer
Mounted Police
Fort Benton
Sitting Bull
Deadwood murder case draws Count held without bail
In Deadwood South Dakota on September 12 the preliminary exam of M L Count for the murder of Mrs Callison closed with Count held without bail awaiting District Court action. Evidence showed Count and Mrs Boughton conspired to elope with Boughton’s wealth, with Mrs Callicon overhearing and being murdered to silence the plot.
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Deadwood
D. T
M. L
Callison
Boughton
Loughton
Callicon
Hebrew Wedding at Academy of Music in Baltimore
A brilliant Hebrew wedding was held at the Academy of Music this afternoon. Bride Miss Laura Hecht of Boston and groom Lippman Seldner of Baltimore. The foyer crowded with Hebrew society notables from Baltimore New York and Boston. Rev Dr Hochheimer officiated.
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Baltimore
The
Academy of Music
Laura Hecht
Boston
Lippman Seldner
Academy
Hebrew Society
Baltamore
New York
Jer
Occupa
Hochheimer
Deadly Yellow Fever Ravages Memphis and Vicksburg
Reports from Memphis and other cities describe a severe yellow fever outbreak with thousands of cases and many deaths. Washington nurses relay terrifying scenes, hospitals overwhelmed, few businesses open, and volunteers seek beds, blankets, and funds as the disease spreads to Vicksburg and Warren County.
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Memphis
New Orleans
Vicksburg
Catholic Relief Association formed in New Orleans aid plea
The St Vincent de Paul Association cannot meet rising demand amid epidemic destitution. Under Vicar-General G A Rouxel, a Catholic Relief Association is created to raise funds for widows and orphans and the needy, irrespective of creed. Contributions may be sent to Rouxel or executive members including Thomas Liyton and James G Tarleton.
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New Orleans
St. Vincent de Paul Association of
G. A. Rouxel
Archdiocese of
G.A. Rouxel
Thomas Liyton
James G. Tarleton
E. Comery, Sr
J. B. Latitt
John T. Moore
John I. Gibbons
Northern relief drive nets vast sums for fever sufferers
New York reports over 15000 donated for fever victims with Parisian Baron Erlanger giving 21000. American Colony and various cities contribute as total subscriptions reach 87582 dollars with 272000 sent to the afflicted. Local committees form and churches urged to collect. notable gifts include Bonner 1000 Harper Brothers 1000 and Fifth Avenue Theatre 1250.
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New York
New Orleans
Baron D. Erlanger
Paris
John Slide
Southern Relief Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Chattanooga
Venn
Ely
Rondout
N. Y
Robert Bonner
Harper Brothers
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Philadelphia
Episcopal
Altoona
Columbus
Multiple Fires Reported in New England Areas
Fires across several towns including Woonsocket Massachusetts New Hampshire and Nova Scotia cause substantial losses. Harris s privilege mill and three other properties suffer fire damage with losses ranging from 1200 to 10000 and insurance coverage varies by location.
Knoxville Opera House Owner Assigns. Bank Fails
P Staub, Knoxville Opera House proprietor and real estate owner, made an assignment causing the Knoxville Bank to close its doors with liabilities of 71000 and assets of 8000. In Halifax N S, C R Thompson boots and shoes business failed with liabilities of 14000.
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Knoxville
Tenn
P. Staub
Knoxville Opera House
Knoxville Bank
Halifax
C. R. Thompson
Boots and Shoes
New England Reform Club opens in Fabyan House parlor
Rain delayed the opening as members gathered in the Fabyan House parlor. Rev. A. C. Hardy led prayers and singing before Gov. Prescott spoke welcoming the Association to New Hampshire.
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Fabyan Howse
N. H
New England Reform Club Association
Fabyan House
Parior
A. C. Hardy
Fisherville
N.H
Prescott
New Hampshire
Con
Temperance gathering grows in support across classes
Congregants hear J. K. Osgood discuss Reform Club work and temperance goals. William H. Blanchard of Massachusetts urges acting from heart and Christian principle to cast out envy and anger as Warr of Littleton warns against intemperance. Attendance rises as trains bring more followers and the National Band of Providence is expected. Gov. Van Zandt and Gen. Burnside are slated to speak tomorrow evening.
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J. K. Osgood
Reform Cluba
Anet William H. Blanchard
Massachusetts
Warr of
Littleton
Endance
National Band of
Providence
van Zandt
Gen. Burnside
Abercarne Mine Disaster Kills Hundreds in Wales
Reports from London describe a catastrophic explosion at Abercarne colliery in Monmouthshire. Flooding and fire trapped about 251 men. 13 bodies recovered before the pit flooded. Rescue efforts indicated little hope for further survivors as fire spread and ventilation failed.
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London
Abercarne
E. B. B. W. Vale Steel, Iron and Coal Company
South Wales
Monmouthshire
Maine State Fair trotting entries largest ever in New England
The Maine State Fair opens on the 17th with the largest trotting entry list ever seen at a New England fair. Also reported: 72 year old Miss Sally Blaisdell of Lebanon town farm missing since Sept 6 while berry picking. believed to be lost and dead. Timothy Broderick of Biddeford drowned from the steamer Augusta near Hill's Beach. cause unclear. T B Chase & Son lay tracks to ship ice to St Louis and the West. Miss W D Pingree to debut as contralto in Portland Oct 1 with Kotzschmar and Mendelssohn Quintet Club. Pepperell, Laconia and Saco water power firms elect officers at Biddeford meeting.
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New England
Sally Blaisdell
Lebanon Town Farm
Timothy Broderick
Biddeford
Augusta
Hill's
T. B. Chase & Son
Gardiner
Rich
Farmingdale
White
St. Louis
W. D. Pingree
C. A. Guilmette
Portland
Herman Kotzschmar
Mendelsohan Quintet Club
Boston
Pepperell, Laconia and
Saco Water Power Companies
Pepperell Company
W. C. Haines
George Dexter
Thomas Wigglesworth
A. Hildreth
James Longley
George F. Fabyan
J. A. Danchard
William B. Hainer
Laconia Company
Moses Webber
Samuel Gould
James Loneley
Charles L. Thayer
A. K. Hildreth
Saco Company
Thomas Quimby
W. P. Haines
Thomas Wirklesworth
A. E. Hildreth
Belknap County Fair Closes Amid Strong Attendance and Success
The second annual Belknap county fair closed Thursday with good turnout and overall success. Aunt Sophy, a woman once enslaved, died Thursday in Hanover and may have been at least 60. The Concord session of the General Association of Congregational Ministers ended with speeches by President Bartlett of Dartmouth and Rev Dr Leeds. The Woman’s Board in New Hampshire reported $15,000 raised over five years, and mission work grows led by Manchester and Nashua members. Mr and Mrs Peirce of Manchester and Mr and Mrs Cary of Nashua have become missionaries to Japan.
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Belknap County
Sophy
Hanover
Olver
General Association of Congregational Ministers
Concord
Amercan Home Missionary Society
New York
Bartlett
Dartmouth College
Leeds
Lebanon
New Hampshire
Woman’s Board
Pleasant Street Baptist Church
Manchester
Nashua
Peirce
Japan
Cary
Knight
Edward Goddard
Claremont
Grangers Hold Barton Landing Fair and Potato Crop Woes
Orleans county grangers held a fair at Barton Landing on September 25 and 26 amid a potato crop yielding only a quarter of normal and rotting. A Craftsbury musical convention ran this week under Prof. 8. A. Ell's direction. Henry S. Waterman of Fairlee broke a leg above the knee in a runaway horse incident, another man injured. Nearly 12,000 attended the State Fair at St. Albans. Dr George B. Loring could not deliver as his wife neared death. A Newport man harvested 10,902 potato bugs from 300 hills. questions arise over the odd bounty. The State Fair closed in St. Albans with high praise, fine weather, and no accidents. Miss Charlotte Strickland was injured in a carriage accident near Piermont, N.H. Thomas Utton’s horse Bismarck was killed at the State Fair Grounds in St. Albans after a collision. Ullen had been offered $1000 for him the day before.
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Orleans County
Barton Landing
Craftsbury
A. Ell's
Fairlee
Henry S. Waterman
St. Albans
George B. Loring
Newport
Charlotte Strickland
Horace Strickland
Bradford
Iron Foundry
Piermont
N.H
Thomas Utton
Bismarck
Morrisville
Ullen
Massachusetts News Briefs From Across the State
Reports detail Barnstable volunteers raising 200 for yellow fever relief while Cummington invites Gen Butler to speak at a cattle show. Peter Rost of Foxboro sues for 10000 over a defective highway. Brookfield values listed at 1 221 796 real estate and 257 531 personal estate. Polls total 839 and the tax rate is 14. Springfield Republican official to launch a Sunday paper. Newburyport sees Stephen Ingalls, 76, injured on City Railroad trestle after a fall into the dock. Two boys lose legs after a Baldwinville freight incident. Smith College in Northampton opens fourth year with 71 admitted. dormitory space tight. Old Colony Rail section master John Soule killed at Arlington after stepping off track. Lowell’s Joan Quinn, intoxicated, breaks store windows and steals items, faces Grand Jury. A Newburyport forger buys a deciphered note and forges a check. Marlboro parade incident as a panther bites Mme Rinehart, she fights off animal and continues performances.
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Barnstable
Cummington
Gen. Butler
Peter Rost
Foxboro
Brookfield
W. Bryan
Springfield Republican
Union Company
Springfeld
Sephen Ingalls
Newburyport
City
Patrick Hurley
Bildwinville
Templeton
Smith Female College
Northampton
Sullie
John Soule
Old Colony
Iremont
Boston
Fairhaven
Joan N. Quinn
Lowell
J. A. Wheeler
Clifford
George Hay
Marlboro
Mme. Rinehart
Boston merchant Dean dies after long produce career
An esteemed Boston retiree died at his Chambers Street home on Tuesday, aged in years. He once partnered with Alvin Adams at Quincy Market in a butter and cheese stall. Dean helped pioneer Western produce trade, ran firms on Chatham Row, shipped to San Francisco, and later worked with his son Henry Dean & Son. He held ties to Rutland Marble Company and left two children. Rev. Dr Pierre Paris Irving.
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Boston
Chambers Street
Quincy
Dean
Alvin Adams
Adams
Mdean
West
Stickney & Dean
Prominent Pottsville agitator fled bail in embezzlement case
Michael M. Lundy of Pottsville a noted agitator forfeited bail and escaped as his trial neared on embezzlement charges over $2000. Other items report Victoria B C collecting the Chinese head tax, Ontario justice steps, and a capers in Toronto. Detectives from Troy, N Y arrive to extradite Mush Riley for a $3100 robbery. A Toronto magistrate jailed Kesterton Inman for 30 days over a Confederate bank fraud attempt. Khartoum flood fears grow as heavy rains increase the Nile flood risk. Cape Girardeau Mo reports lawyer James McWilliams threatened Otto Buchman and was killed. Masonic Hall in New Brunswick N J sold for $55,804 to building associations. A daughter of George Compton fatally fell at Big Bushkill Falls after overbalancing into water 120 feet deep. Gypsies in Dayton plan to attend Matilda Storley funeral at Woodland Cemetery. Storley died in Vicksburg.
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Pottsville
Victoria
B. C
Troy
N. Y
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Ont
Mush Riley
Buckley
Kesterton Inman
Khartoum
Cape Girardeau
James McWilliams
Otto Buchman
Buchman
Masonic
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N. J
George Compton
Dingman’s Ferry
Big Bushkill Falls
Dayton
Ohio
Matilda Storley
Woodland Cemetery
Vicksburg
Dyton
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Bangor
Penobscos
B. Basel
Poster’s
Halford
W. A. Batchelor
Batchelor
Bond St
Dp&pawytc
Iyi
Boston Statesman
Weekly Post
New England Fair
Mary Anderson
Brooklyn
Miss Dickinson
Boffin
Stickney
Boston News
Kansas City
National Water Works Co
TRST
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Co
Donnell, Lawson & CO
Broadway
Matthew Bolles
Selo
State ST
Apollinaris
Academie de Medicine
France
Fred
Massachusettis
Suffolk
Mary Wakeham
James Wakejam
East
Joax W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
John 8S, Lamprey
George L. Huntress
Equitable Building
Daniel P. Wise
Commercial Row
United States—District OF Massachusetts
Frank D. Wheeler O
Cambridge
Lothrop Thorndike
Pemberton Square
Edward
Eee
John W. Day
Henry A. Tibbitts
Chelsea
Alea
S. Lothrop Thorndike
Roland G. Usher
U.S. Marshal
Cee Ceca Ecg Nana Ee Dee
Joseph T. Wilson
Somerville
Middlesex
Edward F. Littlefield
J. W
Wilson & Co
Lothrop
Roland
G. Usher
St A
Marshal
Abby Louisa Eldridge
John Davis
Hoston
Esa
A. D
Mme. Demorest
Temple
B. F. Brown & Co
Commercial Street
Boys’, Misses
Children’s Outfitters
L. P. Hollander & CO
Washington Street
WM. PF. Chase
John & James Dobson
W. P. Sargent & CO
Sudbury St
James Hall & Son
Hawkins Street
ESSEX
Essex Street
JOS. Burnett & CO
E. Dighton Furnace CO
India Rubber Goods
Boston Belting CO
Devonshire Street
Merchant Tailors
George Lyon & CO
West Street
Photo-Electrotype CO
Clement Higbee & CO
Atlantic Avenue
Boston Music Hall
Office of Music Hall
Boylston Club
Boston Museum
BR. M. Prace
Olivia
Gotismith
Vicar of
F. S. Chanfralu
HIT
Oberon
Boston Cadet Band
Cavatina
Weber
Donizetti
Raalta
Gay Ny Fielding
Meyerbeer
Boston Expert Band
Partow
Rubinstein
Carl Pplurger
Herr Liebl
Barri
Park Square
Columbus Avenue
Pleasant and Tennyson Streets
Laties
Frst
Tennyson Street
Ferdinand St. Cnear
Media Fair
J. P. Zimmerman
Ifow
M. Desbrosses
Howard Atheneum
Bethoven Hall
Fred. Isingatt
CHAS
H. Thayer
Patrizio
Diablere
Globe
Mmerita
Edison
OLS South
Carlyle Peter Siler
Royal Academy of Music
Royal Conservatory of Music
Leipzig
Neos
E. Toursee
Music Hall
Ndressen
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!