Reunion of Bedford ex Confederates in Lynchburg
The Bedford county and Lynchburg ex Confederates held a grand reunion at Liberty with about three thousand veterans in line. Congressman John W. Daniels spoke, Gen. Jubal A. Early gave a patriotic address to loud applause. Cannons boomed and troops marched under the United States flag amid enthusiastic crowds. It was described as the greatest gala day this section has seen.
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Lynchburg
Bedford County
Liberty
John W. Daniels
Jubal A. Early
United States
Broken rail derails west bound train near Warm Springs
A broken rail on the Western and North Carolina railroad near Warm Springs derailed the mail car and first and second class coaches of the west bound train. Passengers Miss Spotts of Richmond and Mrs Sowenback of Louisville were injured, with Mail Agent Chelson wounded. Wounded were moved to the East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia train for onward travel. The cars sustained no damage.
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Charlotte
N.C
Warm Springs
Western and North Carolina
Barnum Abandons Plan After Jumbo’s Death
In Bridgeport Dr Robert Hubbard examined the dwarf trick elephant at winter quarters after a broken leg from the St Thomas railroad accident. Doctors decide to encase the limb in plaster until the bone knits. Barnum notes his planned trip next season is shelved due to Jumbo’s death, though the show posted profits despite severe losses this season.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Robert Hubbard
P. T. Barnum
Winter Quarters
St. Thomas
Moulders Strike for 10 Percent Wage Increase at Union Stove Works
In Peekskill New York on September 25 about 300 moulders and other workers walked out to press for a 10 percent raise. They note the firm cut wages 14 cents a year ago and that business has since improved enough to restore the old pay, while others did.
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Peekskill
Union Stove Works
Key
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad August comparison
The Philadelphia and Reading rail road coal and iron company's August results show a gross earnings drop of 889,117, expenses down 396,639, and net earnings down 492,478 from 1854. For the nine months to Aug 31, comparisons with 1884 reveal declines in gross earnings of 3,025,686, expenses down 137, and net earnings down 1, ag 5.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Coal and Iron Company
Baltimore and Ohio offers 50 year extension on bonds
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad extends its 6 percent bonds due Oct 1 1885 for 50 years at 4 percent. Original issue 2,509,000, now 1,700,000 outstanding. New 4 percent bonds in strong demand in Baltimore at a 3 percent premium.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Constitution convention ends after committee reads final text
Sioux Falls, Sept 25. The committee on arrangements and phraseology finished their work on the constitution and the secretary was instructed to read the document as arranged. The reading consumed the entire day and completes the convention's labors.
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Sioux Falls
C. T
Granite State Fire Insurance names officers in Portsmouth
The Granite State Fire Insurance directors elected Hon. Frank Jones as president John W. Sanborn as vice president Alfred F Moward as secretary and John Ighton as treasurer at a Portsmouth meeting. One hundred thousand dollars of capital stock was subscribed at the gathering and the remainder will be offered to the public.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Granite State Fire Insurance Company
Frank Jones
John W. Sanborn
Alfred F.moward
John Ighton
Schooner F C Yarnall Arrives Here After Gale Damage
Vineyard Haven Mass Sept 25 Schooner F C Yarnall Scott from Boston bound for Philadelphia with a sugar cargo arrived this afternoon after a heavy east-northeast gale off Highland Light. Jiggermast and mizzen mast carried away about 12 feet below the cross trees, several sails torn and hull slight damage noted.
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Vineyard Haven
Mass
F. C. Yarnall
Scott
Boston
Philadelphia
Highland Light
Provincetown Vessel Registry Totals Reported
Provincetown Massachusetts reports a total of 144 vessels registered at the custom house. Of these, 126 are over 20 tons including one bark entine and one brig. There are 12 whalers totaling 1107 tons, 10 coastal craft totaling 2416 tons, and 4 foreign traders totaling 1469 tons. The fleet comprises 118 fishermen with 18 under 20 tons each, and the overall registered tonnage sums to 85639 tons.
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Provincetown
Mass
Provincetown Custom House
British Schooner Victory Rescues Seaman After Fall Overboard
The British schooner Victory, from New York, reported a squall on Sept. 18 left seaman Charles Kemp overboard. Hove to, Kemp survived an hour in the water after stripping to stay buoyant and was rescued.
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Nassau
N.P
Victory
New York
Charles Kemp
Kemp
New York Democrats nominate Flower for lieutenant governor
At Saratoga NY the Democratic convention strengthened the ticket with Flower for lieutenant governor, and Cook and Chapin joining the slate. Hewitt and Cochran clashed over civil service reform, with a reaffirmation of reform pledges and opposition to the silver act. The assembly endorsed Cleveland and Hill while preparing dual local tickets for fall election. the platform condemned republican governance at custom houses and called for civil service reform, tariff revision, and broader labor protections. The body adjourned after adopting the platform and completing the ticket with Flower, Cook, Chapin, O'Brien, Fitzgerald, and Sweet.
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Einathan Sweet
Albany
Gov Hill serenaded by Democrats in Albany after Saratoga convention
Gov. Hill greeted by thousands at the executive mansion as Elmira Excelsior club and Albany Jacksonians send a serenade. He praised the Saratoga Democratic convention for a strong platform and unity, saying the work will meet public approval and reflect party principles.
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Saratoga
Strike at Cleveland Rolling Mill Persists Amid Concessions
In Cleveland Ohio President Chisholm of the Cleveland Rolling Mill company meets with a committee of idle workers and the mayor. Demands include reinstating all strikers and notifying wage reductions. Chisholm agrees to most points but not reinstating all. About 4000 workers affected. 1000 may seek other work as mills cannot run at full capacity.
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Chisholm
Cleveland Rolling Mill Company
Newburg
Worcester Music Festival Ends With Messiah Performance
In Worcester Mass the music festival closed with a grand Messiah by a 500 voice chorus and a 60 member orchestra conducted by Carl Zerban. Soloists included Mme Fursch Madi Mrs Barton Miss Clapper and Messrs Myron Whitney and W Mackridge. The program also featured Goldmark Wedding Symphony and Rubinstein Tower of Babel. The festival was a success artistically and financially.
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Worcester
Mass
Handel
Carl Zerrabn
Mme. Fursch-Madi
Tower of Babel
Vermont Banquet Schedule Among Historic Figures
Banquet plans list officials including P. P. Pitkins of Montpelier as assistant sergeant and W. H. Fullerton of Manchester as marshal with J. R. Pilling and Thomas Peck of Burlington as aids. Ex-Speaker James L. Martin of Brattleboro and Col. Hooker will attend. Reception days span Monday to Friday with events at the Golden Fleece hall, the capitol, an address by G. W. Wing, legislature sessions, music, reminiscences, and fireworks.
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G. W. Wing
Harmonists A Strange Rich Christian Colony in Pennsylvania
Economy Pennsylvania September 25. A long profile of the Harmonists, a wealthy sect founded by George Bay, their migrations from Harmony to New Harmony to Economy, their common ownership, celibacy, and diminishing numbers. They own Economy Beaver County land and a 75 million dollar fortune, with rail interests and a windfall for Pennsylvania upon dissolution.
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Wurtemberg
Primitive Church
United States
Connequenessing Creek
Butler County
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Indiana
Wabash River
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Pennsylvania
Beaver County
Ohio River
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Beaver
Dakota
Red River
Pittsburg and
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Pittsburg
Youngstown
Vanderbilts
Lengthy Stevens v Dudley court battle eyed for fifth trial
In Montpelier Vermont the Stevens versus Dudley case remains one of the state's hardest fought. The 1874 fair accident left Charles P. Stevens of Barre with the loss of use of his right arm after a horse ran into his carriage. The suit seeks $5000 damages citing alleged negligence by Sheriff Dudley. The case has failed to yield a verdict after five trials spanning a decade, with juries deadlocked at 10 to 2 in the latest session.
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Stevens
Charles P. Stevens
Barre
Dudley
Supreme Court
Garawa
Turkey's Rebels and Roumelia Crisis Reach New Stage
A London conference on Roumelian affairs is arranged with Austrian and English backing. Prince Alexander may abdicate to unity withRoumelia under czar protection. Russia ready to go to war if Turkey attacks Bulgaria. changes in the Turkish cabinet include Ali Said Pasha as war minister. war prep and mobilization discussed in Constantinople. reports of Bulgarian-Russian alignment and ministerial appointments fill dispatches.
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Mexican bank debt talks stir government clashes
Reports from Mexico City say the government and national bank dispute remains unsettled. Directors have lent to the state and seek inclusion in debt settlement, while the government limits claims to current debts and earlier advances to cover interest on the American debt.
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Mexxico
Galveston
National Bank
Associated Press
City of Mexico
Valley of Mexico
United States
Central Railway
The
Central
London
Duke of Edinburgh
Kent
Meilly and Kerp letters intrigue 1885 Washington notes
Washington dispatches describe a three foot long memo from an inmate at Hampton Virginia addressed to President-elect Henry N Kerp and Secretary Bayard declaring President Cleveland no longer acting and ordering future actions null. Other items cover Gen Meilly’s failed land office bid reactions, Paymaster General Smith case, immigrant effects rules, silver shipments to the treasury, and Treasury appointments.
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Hampton
Grover Cleveland
United States
The
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Ca. Military Home
Virginia
Thomas F. Bayard
Sim
National Military Home
Manning and
Endicott
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Whitney
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Phil
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British Minister in Washington Discusses Roumelia and Elections
Sir Lionel Sackville West, the British minister in Washington, spoke with a Mail and Express reporter at the Clarendon hotel. He cautioned that Roumelia’s revolution likely won’t trigger war, predicted eventual Turkish departure from Europe, and suggested Britain may influence Egypt under mutual French interests. He also forecast Liberal victory in the next English election, decried Par nell’s chances, and urged repeal of the Bland silver bill, warning against unlimited coinage and bi metalism.
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New York
Lionel Sackville West
Mail and Express
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Roumelia
Berlin
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London
Admiral Blake Arrives With 200 Barrels Sperm Oil at Marion
New Bedford report states schooner Admiral Blake under Capt. Hathaway arrived at Marion from the Atlantic with 200 barrels of sperm oil. Earlier Aug 15 she spoke the schooner Mary E. Simmons of New Bedford capt Maudry in lat 82 lon 5230 with 230 barrels of oil.
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New Bedford
Mass
Admiral Blake
Hathaway
Marion
Atlantic Ocean
Mary E. Simmons
Maudry
Lynn news brief roundups and local incidents
A man received $50 and costs with six months in the house of correction on appeal. The Lynn area chapel cornerstone was laid at Estes and Broad streets. Banks announce Oct 1 dividends: First National 3 percent, National City 4 percent, Central National to declare soon. Palestine encampment of Odd Fellows departs by train to Niagara for a week. George L. Priest’s shop at 684 Boston Street burglarized for $75. Lynn shoe makers report 6443 cases shipped for week ending Sept 24, up from 6244 last year by 199 cases.
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Alley
Chapel of the Incarnation
Lynn
Estes and
Broad Streets
First National Bank
National City Bank
Central National
Palestine
Odd Fellows
Boston, Revere Beach
Boston
Niagara
George L. Priest
Boston Street
Lynn Shoe Manufacturers
Nelsons 3 year old colt stars at Maine State Fair
Crowds at Lewiston watch C H Nelson Waterville owned Nelson trot 2 26 2 a 2 26 heat fastest mile on half mile track by a 83 year old. Prize summaries list multiple races at Maine New Hampshire and surrounding fairs with 13 000 on grounds and one-half Nelson sale for 5000. Fatal accident on grounds reported and later bicycle races under electric lights.
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Lewiston
Maine
James Keegan
Gilbert Knox
C. H. Nelson
Jersey Lily
H. M. Bean
McLain
N.S. Morrill
Saxipris
Edwin Perkins
W. H. Snell
Birdie
E. J. Moma
A. MK Russell
Plumed Knight
J.P. B. Wheelden
John Eees
J. F.H
C. B. Kneeland
F.H
S. Pompilly
Dandy Dick
W. Home
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Fuller
Gowan
Nelson
George McKenney
Augusta
D. E. Hunter
Boston
LA. M. Wainwright
Noblesville
Ind
G. B. Morrill
Portland
Robert Moore
Auburn
L. M. Wainwright
G. KE. Kane
Lynn
Mass
Guy,. Alden
C. H
Boston City Notes On Liquor Licenses And Public Works
City meeting to discuss the silver question and upcoming Irish National League rally at Faneuil Hall planned for Oct 1. Licenses revoked for John J. Smithwick over selling to minors and Sundays. Free evening schools to open next Monday with location details in another column. Crossings patrols to take lunch hour breaks. Several local incidents include a larceny case at Tremont street, insurance losses for Smith organ factory, an arrest for entering a building with intent to steal, and a fatal injury from a tree felling. Theft of jewelry from Parker's toilet room and a fraud case at the post office are noted. Dorchester avenue paving cost debate and Back Bay park labor pay dispute surface at committee hearings. A woman with a fractured hip dies. suspicion of manslaughter against the assailant.
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Irish National League
Faneuil Hall
John J. Smithwick
Winchester Street
Boston
Charles Smith
C. Smith
Tremont Street
Lincoln
Warren
Smith Organ Manufactory
Horg
Pitts Street
South Boston
William H. Dodge
Noyes H. Smith
Seventh Street
Superior Court
Edward Kenney
Conservatory of Music
Newton Street
City Hospital
Parker’s
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Metropolitan Railroad
Nettleton
Board of Park Commissioners
Back Bay Park
H. W. Noreman
Noremac
Florida
Hallett
Cameron
Bridget Burke
Clarke Street
North End
Delegates Elected to State and Local Democratic Con ventions
Cambridge and Worcester delegates named for district, senatorial, and city ward conventions. Ward 1 lists chairmen and delegates to state convention. Ward 2 to 5 follow with multiple committees. Delegates instructed to back Frederick O Prince for governor and Henry H Gilmore for lieutenant governor. Alpheus B Alger for senator. Worcester and Greenfield delegations also named with instructions.
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Cambridge Democrats
Ward 1
D.F. Burns
G.A. Thurston, Jr
J. F. O’brien
Wm. E. Russell
D. G. Haskine, Jr
G. A. Thurston, Jr
G. E. Nagle
Burns
F.M. Ferris
J. F. White
J.m.doran
P. J. Rowe
John Early
G. A. Sawyer
F. M. Ferris
J. J. Teaffe
J. J. Connell
D. K. Dinsmere
D. F. Burns
James Grant
C.E. Raymond
Daniel Clark
A.J. Jones
John Doody
J. F. Wilkinson
George A. Thurston, Jr
P. O’connor
Wm. EK. Russell
J.J. Connell
J. G. Lally
W. B. Stoiba
J. H. Powers
C. E. J. Hf. Gilmore
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T. H. McCoy
G. A. Perkins
J. M. Doran
Ward 2
William F. McKown
Horace E. Clayton
Henry H. Gilmore
David Brosnahan
Horace G. Kemp
Senatorial
Arthur G. Gormley
E. J. Sullivan
P. J. White
Colin Chisholm
John J. Loan
Joan H. Farrell
Stephen Jennings
John Delaney
Frank F. Nesdell
Ward and City Committee
Joseph Skelton
P.C. Welch
William McKeown
Frank Fitzpatrick
Lawrence McGovern
Thomas Grainger
Wm. J. Breen
John W. Coveney
Robert J. McGinness
Stephen Anderson
W. J. Shannon
Wm. J. Ross
Thomas Conroy
Thomas McManus
Stephen Grainger
E. A. Cooney
J. P. L. B. J. Brogan
Edward Campbell
John McElroy
Patrick Dunlea
John J. Buckley
Simon Mulvaney
John Ahearn
James Aylward
M. J. Mundy
Col
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Edward McSweeney
J. J. Kelley
Robin McGinness
Dennis Fielding
Thomas Cawley
John F. McCarthy
Nicholas O’shaughnessey
John McNamee
Charles McHugh
John A. Cunningham
Philip J. Galvin
John Corcoran
John Powers
J. Wm. Mahady
M. J. Crowley
John D. Mulroney
John Lennon
R. H. Welsh
Frank Facey
Alpheus B. Alger
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Michael Corcoran
Francis J. Mahaffy
Russell S. Edwards
William E. Hutchins
D. T. Duhig
Wm. A. Bock
F. J. Mahaffy
F. Woodbridge
Benjamin Howe
James Patterson
Daviel J. Desmond
J. J. McBride
M. F. Tracey
Danie McCormick
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James Broadbent
John G. Kelley
John B. Pratt
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Mineral Soap Factory Fire at No 17 Chardon Street
A blaze discovered about 5:30 Friday evening in the upper two floors of Roberts building at 17 Chardon Street damaged Frank Pegram’s mineral soap works on the fifth and sixth floors. Stock and materials valued about $1500 were destroyed and the building loss is the same. The six story brick structure, owned by Charles H. Roberts, was uninsured and had seen several fires since its erection a year ago.
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Spang Sues Harvey for Slander in Reading Court
Mrs. Robert Spang sues Miss Charlotte Harvey for $1000 damages over defamation. The jury ruled for Harvey, and this morning Mrs. Spang died by suicide, distressed by the case.
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Burglars Strike Waltham on Brown and Robbins Streets
Burglars entered the homes of William Heath Mr. French W H Craven and G H Dupee on Brown and Robbins streets during the river carnival Friday evening. Jewelry money and valuables were stolen with total losses ranging from a few dollars to about eighty dollars as windows were pried open to gain entry.
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4 Bachelor for 106 Years in Poughkeepsie
Moses Marrenellap a 106 year old Christian Jew died at the county poorhouse after coming to the United States from Germany 70 years ago. He traveled the world worked in California gold mines and enjoyed years of camp meetings and religious gatherings where he preached. He never married.
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Cabinet shifts reshuffle in Canadian ministers
Ottawa Sept 25 The Dominion cabinet announces changes with John Henry Pope moving to railways and John Carling to postmaster general replacing Pope Sir Alex Campbell becomes minister of justice and John S Thompson named justice in Nova Scotia supreme court roles accompany the shifts in agriculture and other posts.
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Dance Hall Raid Nets Two Underage Dancers
Fourth division officers raided James Everett’s dance hall at 16 Eliot Street shortly before midnight Friday and arrested Annie Coughlan and Delia Crowell, both under 19. Everett, a colored man, runs a place like Rose Cobb’s den on Norman Street. About 30 couples were present when the raid occurred. no other arrests were made and a small quantity of liquor was confiscated.
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Collision near Twelve Mile point damages El Paso steamer
New Orleans dispatch reports a river collision at Twelve Mile point between the British steamer Statesman and the Morgan line steamer El Paso. El Paso sustained significant hull damage above the waterline and upper works. Statesman uninjured. Local inspectors to investigate next week.
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Ex-Governor Moses Pleads Guilty in Fraud Indictment
In superior criminal court on Friday Frank lin J Moses ex governor of South Carolina stood at the bar to answer a three count indictment accusing him of obtaining money by false pretenses from ex Mayor Cob ana and others in February 1884 He pleaded guilty and faces sentencing next Thursday His conduct did not seem to have weighed heavily on him.
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Bishop Sullivan Refuses Gift, Donates To Church Debt
Rt Rev Bishop Sullivan, pastor of St Peter s, was presented a $1000 purse by his congregation after his consecration but declined to accept it. He urged the committee to give the amount to his successor to help retire the church debt, stating he came among them with nothing and wished to take nothing away.
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Indians surround Cockrell ranch in Mogullen range
Denver dispatches report Cockrell's ranch ringed by Indians with settlers sheltering inside and ready to defend. Maj. Dickey's company of the Twenty-second Infantry lies about 18 miles away, raising anxious concern for nearby settlements.
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Identified Body of Boston Man Found in Alley
The dead man found by police in an alley was identified as William Hayes of No. 5 Worthington street Boston. Hayes had previously worked at the Murray Hill hotel. His parents are coming to take charge of the remains.
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Memorial services honor Gen Grant by Allegheny school children
Twelve thousand public school children in Allegheny City joined memorial services for General Grant. Services were held at schools and a special event took place under the lind en tree in Allegheny Park, a tree Gen Grant planted when he visited the city.
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Washington St
BosToom
Eae
Lua Rat Ae
Bae Wael Foor
Tan Copis
Bsix
Mooney
Pusey
Gleck
W. C. Jones
New York Herald
Sarah Jenifer
Prince George’s County
Shadrock Nugent
Hiis
Nugent
White House
Emeline Bassett
Jersey City
N. J
Miss Bassett
Moses
Charleston
Edgefield
O. T. Culbreath
William Parkman
Wyatt Holmes
BAY State Carpet & Furniture CO
Hanover St
Elias Brewer
Federal Street
Lewando
Temple
Price Nen Oe
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!