Maine’s happiest man praised for defeat of Boutelle
Joseph P. Bass described as the indomitable Fusion worker who celebrates a crushing defeat of Boutelle. Deacon Gove is called the most sorrowful man for lacking a senate seat or a place to lay his head, contrasting Blaine’s substantial position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Joseph P. Bass
Boutelle
Deacon Gove
Blaine
Senate
Maine solid adds to Democratic solids in November
Calculations assume Maine won’t vote in November and may be suspended. The loyal group reunited since last September, having won an election, probably won’t fracture in the next six weeks. Party managers are advised to treat Maine as a sure Democratic add to other solid states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Springfield Republican
Maine
Democratic Party
Republic
Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Republican Party
Union
Hell
Union Savers
Democrats Wake to Maine Conflict Over Republican Corpse
A sharp editorial barb contrasts Democratic missteps with the Journal’s claim that gains in Maine reflect broader political rancor. The piece pivots on partisan framing, implying the Democrats’ errors mirror a larger moral battle within the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Journal
Worcester Convention Displays Tame Run After Maine Votes
Yesterday's Worcester convention was subdued with long faces among attendees. Gen Devens struggled to inspire delegates shortly after Maine's decisive shift to the opposing side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Theatres and Venues Evening Programs Featured
Evening listings show Glebt Theatre My Partner at Park Theatre Lawn Tennis at Howard Athenum and Boston Museum Dangerous Game at Boston Theatre Kit Arkansas Traveler at Gaiety Theatre Leavitt's Specialty Company Hallicks Alhambra Brown's Brigade Panel and Boston Music Hall Grand Organ Concert daily from noon to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glebt Theatre
Park Theatre
Howard Athen
Boston Museum
Evenin
Boston Theatre
The
Arkansas Traveler
Leavitt
Halleck
Alhambra
Brown's Brigade
Eveniing
Boston Music Hall
Allecr
City Point
Boston
T. E. Halleck
Bherown
Brigade
Saratoga
H.C. Brown
Goulland
Fremont St
South Boston Horse Railroad
Commerce
Selstr
Mining stocks close with dividends noted in San Francisco
San Francisco on September 15 reports closing prices for mining stocks led by Bechtel Mammoth and Crown Post while Golden Terra declares a 25 cent dividend. Numerous values appear for stocks such as Northern Beltie Overman Potosicce Raymond and Ely Eureka Consolidated Silver King Exchequer and others with varied percentages and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Aidda Caccceccesece
Cocsse
Hinisiag
AltBicereccccccc
Crcee
Ziyi Jackson
Moxican
Martin White
Virwinm
Potosicce
Crown Post
Raymond and Ely
Consolidated Pacific
Savage
Caledonia
Sierra
Big Pioa
Cceeeereans Golden Terra
Goodshaw
Seeess-S Ow Union Consolidated
Hate & Norcross
Wales
Golden Terra
Jones Nominated for Governor at New Hampshire Democratic Convention
The Democracy of New Hampshire held a large convention in Concord on September 15. Frank Jones of Portsmouth was unanimously nominated for governor after a heated ballot, with Hancock and English pledged for national ticket support. The gathering approved Cincinnati platform principles and named railroad commissioners and electors at large, signaling renewed party organization statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Maine
Jones
Phenix Hall
Hancock
North
Gettysburg
Winfield Scott Hancock
English
Indiana
Mobilier
de Golyer
Custom House
Erand
Webster and
Bartlett
Woodbury
Hillard Pierce
Atherton
Knadmellan
Frank Jones
Col. George
James M Campbell
Florida
The
Manchester Union
Harry Bingham
Portsmouth
Congress
Flow
Thomas J. Smith
Dover
Stilson Hutchins
John W. Sanborn
A. W. Sulloway
Barry Binghem
Horatio Cool
Ceelschaa
Mr. Jones
Ose Cliseicsewecscus
Cnomc cd Esvaceress
Cess
Paley Be
Powici Dag Eines
Cke Cer
SPRUE
BSS
Ees
Beiseka Bncwees
Eee Sherburne CU
SleOper
Joseph Goodwin
Wolfboro
William H. PD. Cochrane
Nashua
John W. Dodge
Enfield
George B. Chandler
Manchester
William H. English
United States
John 8. Davidson
Georgia
Hepoke
State Committee
Massachusetts Republicans nominate ticket at Worcester convention
At Mechanics Hall Worcester on Sept 15 the Republican State Convention nominated Governor John D. Long and a full slate for state offices. Gen. Devens spoke against Democrats while the platform defended civil rights, industrial progress, and reform. The body endorsed Garfield for President and Arthur for Vice President, urged reform of civil service, and touched on woman suffrage and temperance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Geo. C Gilmore
E. M. Topliff
Frank S. Streeter
Concord
E. E. Stone
Franklin
Cheever
Nashua
William F. Chandler
Garfield
Arthur
Chandler
Austin F. Pike
J. B. Galliver
Chander
J. H. Gallinger
Dane
Claremont
George H. Stowell
Boston Post
Worcester
Mechanics Hall
E. F. Stone
Newburyport
Maine
State Committee
P. H. Chadbourne
Williamstown
H. B. Blackwell
Boston
Committee On
Massachusetts
Col. Codman
Committee On Resolutions
Republicans
National Republican Party
United States
Republican Party
Union
Prinemale
South
Arly
Congress
Democratic Party
Legislative Department
Hayes
James A. Carfield
Ohio
Chester A Arthur
New York
Gen. Garfield
John D. Long
Byron Weston
Blackwell
Codman
War in Chicago as Western Indiana crosses rails
A hostile crossing battle in Chicago ends with the Chicago and Western Indiana completing tracks across major rivals Illinois Central and others. Police prevented injury as workers laid rails amid injunctions, crowds, and arson threats, with continued clashes over crossing streets from Twelfth to Van Buren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western Indiana
Illinois Central
Burlington and Quincey
Chicago and Northwestern
Michigan Central
Clark Street
Chicago and Western Indiana
Indiana
Peter Neely
Neely
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Wabash
Jay Gould
Grand Trunk
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Western Indiana Railroad
Twelfth
van Buren
Harrison, Pope, Taylor and Dearborn
Fogarty
Three Criminals Removed by Mob at Springfield Jail
Nashville reports say a mob wearing white handkerchiefs forced the Springfield jail at 1 a.m. They found Ramsey who had shot a woman, shot him as he fought with a chair leg, then hanged two accused murderers Jack Bell and Archie Jameson, both Negroes, on dogwood trees seven miles from Springfield. Coroners' inquest and an undertaker retrieved the bodies. five others are under guard at Sadlerville with Higgins implicating others. The townsfolk fear further lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Springfield
Cedar Hill
Ramsey
Jack Bell
Archie Jameson
L. S. Laprade
Laprade
Sadlerville
Higgins
Lewiston Corporations Elect Officers at Annual Meetings
In Lewiston Missouri on September 15 officers were elected for multiple companies. Franklin Company named Edward L. Wood clerk and William B. Wood treasurer with several directors including Nathan Cushing and Jacob Edwards. Bates Company elected Jacob Edwards treasurer and listed directors A E Hildreth James W Clark Jacob Edwards D N Richards James A Gray William Hill Isaac T Burr with John G Kelly as clerk. Other firms including Hilli's Mills Androscoggin-Clerk Continental-R C Pennell Lewiston Gas Light Lewiston Bleachery and Machine Company announced their respective treasurers clerks and boards of directors, naming multiple local executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Franklin Company
Edward L. Wood
William B. Wood
Nathan Cushing
Jacob Edwards
William P. Frye
A. D. Lockwood
Lyman Nichols
F. L. Richardson
Bates Company
A. E. Hildreth
James W. Clark
D. N. Richards
James A
C. F. Farrington
Davis
E. L. Wood
John B. Cotton
Lewiston Bleachery
George Dexter
Thomas Wigglesworth
Theophilus W. Walker
Machine Company
Fred. Kelley
N. W. Farwell
O. J. Barker
James Dempsey
E. T. Gile
Grand Lodge I O O F elects Lowell officers and hosts meeting
The Grand Lodge I O O F met in Lowell and elected officers including Alfred Nichols as G W C T and C H Stevens as G W C. A public meeting followed at the Y M C A gospel tent with speakers from Boston and Lowell. Jessie Forsyth and Mrs. Wallace named in leadership roles. Perseverance lodge praised for hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
Grand Lodge
Alfred Nichols
G. W.C
C. H. Stevens
Waltham
R. E. Thompson
Boston
Jessie Forsyth
Wallace
Newton
G. C
T. Leighton
Dover
Annie G. Brown
G. W
M. W. Wright
G. D
M. M. Dears
G. G
Thomas E. Giles
Mrs. White
Sarah A. Thornton
J. E. Farnsworth
President Hayes Arrives in Monterey for Welcome
President Hayes and party travel from San Francisco to Monterey via San Jose. In San Jose Mayor Murphy greets them at the depot and schoolchildren cheer as they pass. Hayes, Ramsey, and Sherman speak at the court house while Mrs. Hayes is introduced to the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Monterey
San Jose
Murphy
Court House
Aiginais House
President Hayes
Baltimore contractor killed by Newark train near Paterson depot
Col. John G. Clark of Baltimore, a bridge contractor, was struck and killed by a Newark train at the Paterson depot area while walking the Erie Railroad track with Watts Cook, president of the Passaic Rolling Mill Company. Cook barely escaped. Clark left a family in Richmond, Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
John G. Clark
Baltimore
Erie Railroad
Watts Cook
Passaic Rolling Mill Company
Clark
Newark
Cook
Col. Clark
Richmond
Maine Returns Show Republicans Strength In Statewide Vote
Special despatch from Augusta Maine September 15 reports Madawaska results favoring Democrats but regional shifts in Houlton favor Fusionists. Plaisted likely holds plurality. Republicans may win Supreme Court challenge or Legislature elects Davis. Senate contest features Reed Frye and Chamberlain with Blaine influencing Boutelle. Union ticket contenders listed with ongoing recruitment ahead of the presidential election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Auasta
Madawaska
Blaine
Aroos
Boutelle
Houlton
Aroostook
Gen. Plaisted
Supreme Court
Corporal Davis
Fusioniggs
Wiale
Reed
Congress
Gen
Anderson
Frye
Chamberlain
Bangor Rally Celebrates Hancock Victory and Fusion Opposition
A Bangor grand demonstration honors Hancock victory with a torchlight parade by the Hancock Legion Hancock Veterans Plaisted Guards and allied groups. Gen Plaisted was serenaded, while Boutelle laments Fusionists and Republican defections as Bangor braces for November Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Hancock Legion
Hancock Veterans
Plaisted Guards
Hancock Guards
Brewer
Plaisted
Broadway
Cpt
Boutelle
Garfield
Arthur
Credit Mobilier
Custom House
Maine
Majority for Plaisted Very Small-4 Republican Legislature
In Portland Maine on September 15 returns show Davis 590 Plaisted 668 in Somerset with gains for Republicans. Overall Davis leads 69,912 to 68,571 in 400 towns, with a 1,341 plurality. Fusionists trailing. Senate 22 R 9 F, House 82 R 67 F 2 tied. Reed likely elected in First District. constitutional amendments probably carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Somerset
Davis
Plaisted
Smith
Garcelon
Scatering
Huston
Senate
House
Reed
Augustin
Avugusssta
Nye
Failure of the Republican Scheme for Securing Irish-American Votes
In Portland, Biddeford, Lewiston and Bangor Irish voters repudiated Republican claims. O Beirne and Judge Morrison, paid by the Republican National Committee, campaigned for Unionists but faced near unanimous support for the Democratic ticket. In Portland Ward Four Irish-Americans backed Davis Reed Plaisted Anderson, signaling intense Democratic enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Davis
Reed
Plaisted
Anderson
Arbitration sets stock bases for elevated merges
Arbitrators fix New York Elevated Company stock at 110 and Metropolitan at 90 as the basis for merging with the Manhattan Company, aligning with Field’s prior consolidation offer. Butter adulteration fears rise after West creamery shipments reveal powdered soapstone usage. investigation confirms widespread use by Western farmers. Mayor Cooper reviews Langston Guards of Norfolk, escorted by local colored veterans. U S Commissioner John J Davenport resigns as clerk of the U S Circuit Court, effective Oct 1 to return to law practice. Thomas L Boutillier, noted in the dry goods trade, dies at 66. The forty-ninth American Institute exhibition opens on Third Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Elevated Company
Metropolitan
Manhattan Company
Field
Cincinnati
Cooper
Langston Guards
Norfolk
United States
John J. Davenport
United States Circuit Court
Blatchiord
Davenport
Thomas L. Boutillier
American Institute
Third Avenue
Weaver addresses two Greenback mass meetings in Elmira
Gen. Weaver spoke for two hours at a packed Elmira park gathering and again at the Opera House with Rev. Thomas K. Beecher presiding. He argued the South ballot frauds robbed a Greenback victory and urged reform from within the states, while asserting Republicans and Democrats are unfit. Weaver to speak in Rochester Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
N. Y
Weaver
Opera House
Thomas K. Beecher
Congress
Gen. Weaver
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Greenback Party
Party of Peace and Prosperity
J.H. Randall
Ohio
Mr. Beecher
Rochester
Trotting events at Montpelier State Fair amid heavy track
Montpelier Vermont September 15. Two trotting races held on a muddy track with slow times and sparse crowd. Belle H driven by W H Hinman won the 2:88 class three heats, Billy Roberts took the three heat win in the three year old class. Baseball scores Cincinnati 5 Chicago 2 and Buffalo 4 Cleveland 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
W. H. Hinman
Belle H
Molly Clark
Pony
Paul Obitcon
Billy Roberts
Major
Teresa
Henry Perry sentenced for attempted murder and robbery
Henry Perry, convicted of attempting to murder and rob apprentice Clarence Lewis in a Metropolitan Underground carriage on August 21, is sentenced to twenty years penal servitude and thirty lashes. The apprentice had £100, collected for his master, when Perry attacked him with a bludgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Henry Perry
Clarence Lewis
Metropolitan Underground
Perry
Paris
Cazot
Ustice
Republique Francaise
Herold
Seine
Hanlan
Manchester
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Times
Cape Town
Letheroci
A Wife's Device Ends Fasts Nightly Death Threat Undone
Charles Livingston the faster, in his ninth day of a 42 day fast, was told his wife had committed suicide by her own act to force him home. He returned to find her convulsions but a physician found no poison symptoms, suggesting a device to pull him away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Financierlng
New York
Charles Livingston
Livingston
Census of Indian population to begin October 1
Washington reports that the census of Indians in the United States will start October 1 under Maj. John W. Powell of the Smithsonian Institution. The survey will enumerate approximate ages and vital statistics by U S surgeons, with education data from Government teachers and industrial data from special agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Maj
John W. Powell
Bureau of Ethnology
Smithsonian Institution
Galesburg Girl Marries Colored Servant in Secret Flight
A highly educated Galesburg woman, daughter of a respected Episcopal clergyman, married a family servant who is Black after running away. The couple was found today several miles from Galesburg at the man's home, sparking rapid social agitation in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Galesburg
Ill
Northwest
Phila Reading rails receivers plan bond interest purchases
The receivers of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company announce they will buy overdue July August and September interest and coupons on a large number of bonds issued by the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company, acting as guarantors of divisional coal and mortgage bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia, Penn
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Ute and Navajo duel over marriage leads to death
In Santa Fe on September 15 A duel occurred last Thursday between an Ute and a Navajo over a shared love interest A few friends witnessed the event The Ute was killed and the Navajo seriously wounded Both used knives as weapons and the motive was both seeking to marry the same girl
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N. M
Fire at Springmeyer copper shop burns nearby properties
In St. Louis on September 15, a blaze destroyed the copper shop of Henry Springmeyer near 1516 Chambers street and damaged several small dwellings and lumber belonging to Joseph Peters a local furniture maker. Estimated loss stands at $20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Henry Springmeyer
Chambers Street
Joseph Peters
Canal tragedy frightens Jersey City as boatman dies
In Jersey City on September 15, Stephen W. Treadwell, a canal boatman, was struck by stones thrown by youths while rowing. The skull fracture left him unable to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
Stephen W. Treadwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harlem
Carse
Brooklyn
Granite State
Judge Bingham
Geo
Putnam
Atx
Meterorologica
New England
Eastport
Osserver’s Office
Signal Service
U.S. A
Rostex
War Department
Fc Tenes
Albany
Par Bruffalo
OSW
Burlecton
Charleston
8. C
Fair Chicago
Ail
Cleveland
Detroit
Mich
Xrte
Penn
Jacksonville
Fla
Philadelphia
Rair St
Toledo
D.C
Wilmington
N.C
Virage
Hull
Glasgow
Minnesota
Liverpool
Ireland
Hamburg
Algeria
Avonmouth
Planstyn
Antwerp
Seolia
Hohenzollern
Bremen
Racilia
Shields
Osgood & Greenough
Geo. R. Hiehleborn & Co
Wilmerding, Hoguet & Co
Boots
Philada
Lippincott, Son & Co
Samuel Bunting’s Sons & Co
J. W. Draper
Woolen and
Wilmeraung, Hoguet Co
Philadelphix
Samuel Bunting’s Sons & Go
S. Richards & Co
Gideon Beck & Son
A. M. Bates
Samuel Hatch & Co
Boots and Shoes
A. S. Richards & Co
Bootse
Philad
Lappincott, Son & Co
Johnson, Moody & Co. Carpets, &c
Wilmerding, Hogue, & Co
Roots
Samuel Buntme’s Sons & Co
Henry & Hatch
Hiehborn & Co
W. KR
McKey & Co
Rhodes & Co
Richards & Co
Ribbons
Wilmerding, Hoguet &Co
Boots and
J. C. McCurdy
California
Granite State Democrats
Col
John H. George
Geo. F. Putnam
John George
Rockingham
Isaac Bradford
Exeter
Stafford
John F. Cloutman
Farmington
Belknap
Charles F. Stone
Lacouia
Carroll
Wakefield
Hillsboro
Frank G. Noyes
Merrimack
Asa Fowler
Concorn
Cheshire
Ansel Dickinson
Winchester
Sullivan
Matthew Harvey
Newport
Grafton
Barry Bingham
Littleton
Coos
William Burns
Lancaster
E. P. Brown
F. D. Woodbury
Fred. A. Barker
Keene
Viall
Charlestown
H. C. Symonds
Lisbon
Edwin W. Drew
Stewartstown
Edwin A. Peterson
Greenland
Strafford
J. L. Foster
Stone
Laconia
Carrol
J. W. Sanborn
H. H. Metcalf
N. Blodgett
Don
H. Woodward
W. C. Sturce
Sunapee
Convention
Party OF
Constitutional Liberty
Know Nothing Organization
Republican Party of
Know-Nothing
Isms
Supreme Court of the United States
Mulligan
Lincr
Lincoln
de Golver
Williams
Babcock
Columb
Republican Organization
Sherman
Samuel J. Tilden
Rutherford B. Hayes
James A. Garfield
Erage
Gen. Grant
Pismires
Railroad Commissioners and Electors-at
Phenix Hotel
George F. Putnam
Couty
Briggs
Committee On Credentials
H. P. Faxon
Quincy
Old Bay
George G. Crocker
Dehata
Hingham
Dalton
Henry B. Pierce
Abington
Daniel A. Gleason
Medord
Charles R. Lapp
Gpeorge Marston
New Bedford
Paul A. Chadbourne
John M. Forbbes
Milton
Gen. Devens
Devens
Texas
New Mexico
Utah
Mr. Faxon
Morse
Canton
Faxon
Joseph H. Walker
Tennessee
ODD Fellows
Bradeford
Thomas H. Palmer
Aine
Brejoicings
Gotham Gleanings
Stamford
Conn
James B. Merritt
Frank Tipper
E. Fountain
Merritt
Fountain
Tipper
New Glasgow
Ford Pit
Stellarton
Halifax Mining Company
Dalhousie
Missouri
St. Louiis
D. P. Dyer
Milo Blair
Pettis County
J. C. Broadwell
L. A. Thomas
Montgomery County
W. Q. Dollmeyer
Cole County
H. H. Harding
Jasper County
Howard Barnes
J. E. C. Carnes
Jackson County
Register of Lands
Adam Thiels
Marion County
Virginia
Readjusters Committee
Readjusters
Sheenbach
September Sports
Montpelier, Vt
Chicagos
Cinecinnatis
Buffalo
Buffalos
Clevelands
Beading Railroad
E. P. Adams
Dunkirk
Presbyterian Church
Presbytery of
John Brandt
Sunbury
Brandt
Byers
Hilbert
Gardner
Shib News
Gloucester
Minot
Eng
Sable Island
Halifax
N.S
Rotterdam
Eagle Head
Boston Globe
American Carpet Lining Company
Dobbin
Cragin & Co
State Street
George B. Hanover
Bedford Street
Mechanics’ Ha
Charles W.slack
Steamboat
Steamer
Star OF the East
Kennebec River
Union Wharf
Phrofessivon
Jordan
New York Museum
Boston Post Office
R. H. B. Braman
Haymarket Square
Tremont Street
Seid Lit
Japan Teas
Oriental Tea Company
Court Street
Beacon Park
ST. Julien
Boston Driving and Athletic Association
Tremont House
Henry G. Parker
Wassachunects
Horticultural Society
Wilbe Béelas
Chas. H.B. Breck
Annie Louise Cary
August Wilhelm
Raphael Joseffy
W. C. Tower
Temple Quariette
C.extra
Bel Wb
R.M. Field
Elecart New House
Messrs
Barron
Warren
Wilson
Haworth
Fludson
Burrows
Nolan
Miss Clarke
Miss Davenport
Sardou
Redpath Crand Stand
Columbus Avenue
J. J. McNutt
Mr. Peck
Gordon & Hinkley’s
Rutland
Church Green
Columbus Avemuceo
Louis Aldrich
Charblest. Parrsloe, and Company
Rice
Lin
Tompkins & Hil
Pen
Tous
Becins
Comley-Barton Company
Woolf
Clara Morris
Selétt
Gaiety Theatre
J. Wentworth
Specialty Co. Svenings At & i
Ihe
Selst
Normandy
Howard Atheneur
WM. Harris
Male
soLio Sav U .H
R. B. Elliott
South Carolina
Elliott
Treasury
Anthony Kopp
Stuttgart
Utica
Lawrence
Kan
Nashville, Chattanooga and
Chauncy-Hall School
Williams & Co
W. B. Clarke
Lockwood & Brooks
T. Groom & Co
Reckers & Bradford
Boylston Rivest
Berlin
Nawil
NEW England Conservatory
New Cailen
Dar E. Tourier
Music Hall
A. Willams & Co
W. B. Clarke, Lee & Shepard
Keters
W. P. Atkinson
F. Bocher
Cambridge
F. J. Child
Selma Wesselhvoeft
Mary ER. Litchfield
Care L. Litchfield
High Street
Union Pa&k School
Aiss Wesselhoept
Miss Wesselhoeft
Hell Gate
Tremont
L. Speidel & CO
Phillip Best Brewing Co
Water Street
Lewardo
Temete
Metropolitan Journal
Democratic Journal
Andrew Jackson
First Elas
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!