Public Library site chosen by Board of Education
The Board of Education accepted the Crigler School property at Robins and Scott streets for the new library. The $12,000 offer covers the grounds and building, and transfer likely next Monday. Other notes include June salaries for Soooners and a crematory site protest. The Armacost will names Anna B. Armacost and George Riley executors.
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Council Proceeds on Markets Lease and City Improvements
Council received two reports on Duncan McLaren’s offer to surrender his skating rink lease at Seventh Street Market for 500 dollars. The committee recommended filing the matter. one report favored acceptance if the city gains an armory site. A health officer clerk position was debated and postponed. Street name change and city clerk leave were actions noted along with repairs, tax collections, and a vagrants arrest resolution.
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Committee On Markets
Duncan McLaren
Seventh Street
Meyer
Evans
McLean
McLaren
Health Co
Bush Street
Lee Street
Leaman Street
Theodore van Hoene
Ed Beimeforde
Twelfth
Thirteenth Street
Rickey
Wheeler Streets
Thornton
Suburban Electric Company
Madison Avenue
Pike Street
Committee On Law
Gibson
Committee On Health
A Husband Enjoined From Handling Family Estate
Judge Tarvin issued a restraining order against Nicholas Bath Jr keeping him from disposing of or encumbering property he inherited from his father Nicholas Bath Sr who died June 9 1900 leaving an estate valued at 22000 Bertha Bath the wife alleges drunkenness and failure to provide for the family and asks a sufficient sum be set aside for support The order stays in effect until the case is heard in court
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Nicholas Bath, Jr
Bertha Bath
Nicholas Bath, Sr
Description of unknown man killed in Ludlow case
Mrs Henry Gwynn of 2014 North Calvert street Baltimore Ind asks for a description of the unknown man killed by Bishop and Lyons in Ludlow. She fears a missing son may be the murdered man. A description was sent by Sergeant Bandford.
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Henry Gwynn
North Calvert Street
Baltimore
Ind
Bishop and Lyons
Ludlow
Bandford
Grand jury indicts Covington over alley nuisance and killing probe
The grand jury indicted the city of Covington for nuisance over stagnant water and garbage in an alley east of Scott street and south from Twelfth street. The session was extended another week by Judge Tarvin and will continue daily until next Monday. It was directed to investigate the killing of Dan Owsley by Nannie Parker.
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Covington
Scott Street
Twelfth Street
Tarvin
Dan Owsley
Nannie Parker
Newport Ball Injury Leaves Edward Shawback Seriously Hurt
Edward Shawback of this city was severely injured playing ball in Newport Sunday afternoon when a batter threw a bat striking him on the forehead and rendering him unconscious. He was taken home where Dr Molloy treated him. His condition is serious with both eyes closed and his face swollen. Shawback had been married only one month.
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Edward Shawback
Newport
Shawback
Covington Woman Sues Over Note Foreclosure Claim
Jessie D. Claille files suit in the Circuit Court through R. P. Ernst against Joseph D. Schwertman and wife B Benzinger and the city of Covington for two thousand dollars owed on a note. She seeks foreclosure of a mortgage and sale of property at Willow and Mullins streets to satisfy the claim.
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Jessie D. Claille
Circuit Court
R. P. Ernst
Joseph D. Schwertman
B. Benzinger
Covington
Willow and
Mullins Streets
Attorneys sue city over street improvement debt
Attorneys Furber and Jackson filed suit for the city of Ludlow against Charles Hedge seeking $11172 in principal and $170.78 in interest for Oak Street improvements from Kenner to Adela avenues. The petition prays for a lien on the defendant’s real estate and sale of the property to satisfy the claims.
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Sulu
Furber & Jackson
Ludlow
Charles Hedge
Avery
Oak Street
Kenner
Adela Avenues
Vallandingham Divorce Suit Filed in Circuit Court
Catherine Vallandingham through Gregory and Pence files in circuit court for divorce from Green D Vallandingham on cruelty grounds. Married in Covington in February 1876 and have a 16 year old son. Requests alimony and custody of their child.
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Catherine Vallandingham
Gregory & Pence
Green D. Vallandingham
Covington
Articles of incorporation for Record Com pany filed
Incorporators are Charles E Foote Amy Foote J H Bradbury and Amy Bradbury. Capital stock is 5000 dollars. The business is newspaper publication.
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Record Company
Charles E. Foote
Amy Foote
J. H. Bradbury
Amy Bradbury
Latonia and Covington couples receive licenses
Marriage licenses issued yesterday to Albert G. Fulton 23 and Lucy Keller 20 of Latonia Kentucky and Edward C. Holeman 24 of Cincinnati and Lucy Middendorf 20 of Covington.
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Albert G. Fulton
Lucy Keller
Latonia
Edward C. Holeman
Cincinnati
Lucy Middendorf
Covington
Local court notes and community updates
Bud Wells fined ten dollars and costs by Judge Pence for shooting craper Stephen B. Holland was examined for bar admission. Nannie Parker held to grand jury on manslaughter charge in shooting Dan Owsley. Henry Nye, formerly of this city now Houston policeman, visiting his father William Nye. Bots transfers sixth 32 acre Pry Creek Kenton County tract to Annie R. Harris for 500 dollars. Roller and Gilmore arrested for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. John Welsh arrested for drunkenness. Mrs Emma J. Copeland 36, died at home on Lexington pike after twelve years illness. Socialists plan Trades and Labor Assembly Hall meeting to elect delegates for Louisville State convention July 4. Gus W. Menninger’s horse died from exhaustion after being driven to death. Baseball game at Willow Run Park June 30 between Covington newspaper men and Court House attaches to benefit Officer McQuery’s widow.
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Bud Wells
Pence
Craper
Stephen B. Holland
Nannie Parker
Dan Owsley
Henry Nye
Houston
Tex
William Nye
L. Bots
Annie R. Harris
Pry Creek
Kenton County
William Roller
George Gilmore
Hughes
John Welsh
Emma J. Copeland
Lexington Pike
Covington
Trades and Labor Assembly Hall
Louisville
Gus W. Menninger
Willow Run Park
Officer McQuery
Society wedding at Peummatonee Church this evening
William Ehrlich City Engineer and Miss Bertha Teed daughter of Amos Teed will marry at 8 o'clock with Rev J Francis officiating. Charles Alison returns from an extended tour through Mexico. Botan:
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Peummatonee
William Ehrlich
Bertha Teed
Amos Teed
J. Francis
Charles Alison Returneome
Mexico
Botan
Miner Elias Ferris Killed by Fall at Tom Corwin Mine
Elias Ferris, a married miner, died today in Jackson Ohio from a fall at the Tom Corwin No. 1 Mine. He leaves a family. In nearby Nelsonville, horse trader Marion Coe was kicked in the head by a grazing horse and died instantly. His body was sent to his sister in Nelsonville. He appeared well to do.
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Elias Ferris
Tom Corwin
Marion Coe
Nelsonville
Police Court Clears Several Cases in Haste
Police Judge Dumont yesterday fined William Schapmann one dollar plus costs for breach of the peace after ruling he cursed and assaulted an officer. Dennis Mullen and Charles Zillick were arraigned for unauthorised sewer tapping and dismissed with severe reprimand. Henry Murphy was dismissed on a breach of the peace charge.
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William Schapmann
Schapmann
Dennis Mullen
Charles Zillick
Henry Murphy
Bike and Buggy Collision Injures York Street Rider
Mr. Hugh Monros of Miller's Hardware collided with a buggy carrying Dr. Herman while descending York street yesterday afternoon. Monros was thrown clear and only shaken. his wheel broke but he sustained no serious injuries as both vehicles rounded the corner at speed.
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Hugh Monros
Miller's Hardware Store
York Street
Property transfers in Dayton and Newport announced
Archibald A. E. Taylor and wife transfer to William G. Parrott part of Lot 120 in H. B. Gilmore's first addition to Dayton at Sixth and Terrace for 1200 dollars. Fred Thierlein and others transfer to Gertrude Eybel part of Lot 176 in the original plan to Newport on Saratoga street for 500 dollars.
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Archibald A. E. Taylor
William G. Parrott
H. B. Gilmore
Dayton
Sixth and Terrace Avenues
Fred Thierlein
Gertrude Eybel
City of
Newport
Saratoga Street
County Infirmary Building bids rejected over iron costs
The Fiscal Court committee rejected all bids for the County Infirmary Building due to a 4 of 40 per cent iron surge. An engineer estimate for a Twelve Mile Creek bridge was 2400 dollars, and a Chicago firm won the contract at 1400 dollars, 1000 less than the estimate.
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Twelve Mile Creek
Chicago
Rev Idelman declines St Pauls call in Norwood notice
The vestry of St. Pauls P. B. H. Church was notified by Rev Lawrence Idelman of Norwood that he declines the call extended to him. Bishop Burton to confer with the vestry Thursday on rector selection. Mr Frank B Wentworth, Chairman, preached Sunday night.
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St. Paul's P. BH. Church
Lawrence Idelman
Norwood
Burton
Frank B. Wentworth
Firemen to Move for a Week or More
Contractor Joseph Collopy began work on Fourth Street yesterday forcing the One’s engine house to relocate for a week or more. W. C. Betz and the Wiedemann Brewing Company offer quarters. Chief Link will choose the nearest location to his wiring needs and taps for service.
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Joseph Collopy
Fourth Street
W. C. Betz
Wiedemann Brewing Company
Chief Link
Protests Over Crematory Site In Grand Avenue Area
Citizens of Tenth Street and Cote Brilliante protest the crematory location on Grand Avenue south of the Ft. Thomas car line. A signed document by Trustees of School District No. 14 and Cote Brilliante residents was sent to Mayor Nelson.
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Cote Brilliante
Grand Avenue
Ft. Thomas
Congressman Berry Secures Pension and Positions
Congressman Berry arranged a monthly pension of $14 for Arthur Scherer, wounded in the Philippines. He also secured Pension Department positions in Washington for Miss Manning and Miss Bardin, and previously for Mrs. C. L. Raison and Mrs. Munger.
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Congressman Berry
Arthur Scherer
Philippines
Scherer
Colonel Berry
Washington
Miss Manning
Miss Bardin
C. L. Raison
Munger
Ross Appointed County School Trustee by White
James H. Ross of the Highlands was named a school trustee by County Superintendent White of Alexandria yesterday. The vacancy followed the resignation of W. W. Southgate, who had served as president of the board.
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Ross
White
Alexandria
James H. Ross
the Highlands
W.W. Southgate
Circuit Judge Hodge clears docket in Alexandria court
Circuit Judge Hodge held court in Alexandria yesterday cleared up the docket and adjourned court. A marriage license was issued to Henry Strategier of Covington and Julia Kuehne of Newport. Sadie A Stewart School of Expression and Dramatic Action closes Thursday June 21 at 8 pm Odd Fellows Hall. Chas B Ranning received a permit from City Clerk Covall to build a two and a half story brick residence on Maple avenue between Seventh and Eighth streets.
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Hodge
Alexandria
Henry Strategier
Covington
Julia Kuehne
Newport
Sadie A. Stewart
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Chas. B. Ranning
Covall
Maple Avenue
Seventh
Eighth Streets
Local City Prepares for Several Imminent Weddings
The city announces marriages for Edward Luhre to Frances Vasche of Dayton and Harry Egley to Josephine Ten hundenfeld at St Francis and Sac Heart churches next Wednesday. Joseph Fahrubel of this city to Brown of Newport to be wed July fifth. Robert Lillard of Frankfort, Ky., visits Ehrhardt of Washington avenue while Minnie Middeke of Ohio visits Officer Middeke locally.
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Edward Luhre
Frances Vasche
Dayton
St. Francis’ Church
Harry Egley
North Fairmount
Josephine Tenhundenfeld
Sacr Heart Church
Joseph*Fahrubel
Brown
Newport
Robert Lillard
Frankfort
Ehrhardt
Washington Avenue
Minnie Middeke
Ohio
Officer Middeke
Church Picnics and Memorial Services Set This Weekend
The Sunday school at the Baptist Church plans a picnic at Glenn Park while the M. E. Church hosts a picnic at the same grove. Guiding Star Lodge K of P will hold memorial services at Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow evening. All lodges invited. Lee Tannehill returns from Richmond Va with the local team disbanding. Mrs August Goetze and daughter Clara travel to St Joseph Mo for summer with relatives.
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the Baptist Church
Glenn Park
M. E. Church
Guiding Star Lodge
K. of P
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Lee Tannehill
Richmond
August Goetze
Clara
Letter Carriers Invited to Read Sunday Commercial Tribune
Letter carriers are requested to read the Commercial Tribune on Sunday June 24 for items of special interest to them. The notice urges carriers to study the issue for details likely affecting routes pay or schedules.
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Commercial Tribune
Eight year old son of quarry superintendent drowns at pond
Irvin Benzel, eight, son of August Benzel superintendent of Robin Roost Quarries, drowned when he fell from a ledge into a pond at the quarry in Bedford Indiana. Hundreds of workers watched but failed to see him. body recovered an hour later. The family has suffered losses within the year.
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Benzel
Commercial Tribune
Bedford
Ind
Irvin Benzel
August Benzel
Robin Roost
William O'Brien to Wed Edna Murtaugh in Dover
William O'Brien a popular police telephone operator will marry Edna Murtaugh of Dover Indiana tomorrow morning at St Edward's Church with Rev Donahue officiating. Mathew Crowty will be a groomsman and Maggie Doyle the bridesmaid. After the ceremony the couple will visit Chicago and the lakes.
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William O’brien
Edna Murtaugh
Dover
Ind
St. Edward's Church
Mr. Donahue
Mathew Crowty
Maggie Doyle
Chicago
the Lakes
Glee Club chaos as golf ball sparks concert chaos
A Detroit Free Press fragment describes a glee club performance interrupted when a golf ball was thrown on stage. Members allegedly struck at the ball, causing a mandolin to break amid the confusion.
Misunderstanding Sparks Fearful Exchange in Kentucky Feud
A Kentucky man denies involvement in any feud as his wife fears violence and imagines him an innocent bystander in a potential shooting. She faints from anxiety over the prospect of widowhood.
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Kentucky
Blimmer Baby’s Dog Show Outing Ends in Tears
A family’s day at the dog show collapses after the Blimmer infant cries loudly, prompting seven family members to leave and return home.
Wheeler's New Duties Power Shift in Army Commands
The War Department announces Major General Wesley Merritt's retirement due to age effective June 16. Brigadier General Joseph Wheeler is assigned to command the Department of the Lakes at Chicago, while Brigadier General James F. Wade is relieved from the Lakes and continues in the Dakotas at St. Paul.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
War Department Today
Wesley Merritt
United States Army
Merritt
Department of the Host
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N. Y
John R. Brooke
Department of the East
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Chicago
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Department of the Dakotas
St. Paul
Minn
International Coke to Open Hamilton Branch in City
Hamilton will host a new International Coke Company branch employing 600 to 700 workers. The plant will sit between the C., H. & D. and Panhandle tracks, north of New River, with building by J. F. Bender & Gros. 2,500,000 bricks will be used in construction as the coke trust grows its trade in Cincinnati.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
International Coke Company
New York
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J. F. Bender &Gros. Company
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Cincinnati
Lawrenceburg News Roundup of Local Deaths and Transfers
Obituary notes Enoch Nowlin 76 dies at son Harry Nowlin's Miller Township home after long illness. Mrs. Turner, 63, funeral in Sparta Township. widower and four children. 1800 pound stone falls on Louis Wingerter. six men free him. no serious injury. Divorce granted to Mrs Sarah Sweaney from Will Sweaney after non support. custody awarded. Board of Review meets at Courthouse to regulate assessments. 13 year old Tom Posey critical after wagon accident. Public Schools Alumni Society hosts a dance for graduates at Odd Fellows Opera House. Kenneth Burk, 15, sentenced to Reform School Plainfield Ind. for assault attempt. Marriage licenses issued to Stumpf Minnick, Read Campbell, Weaver Matson. Deeds recorded including Harrison Building to James Weeker and multiple township transfers valued up to 2,000. burial and property notes.
Ohio Kentucky Indiana Weather Outlook
Government forecast briefs for Ohio Kentucky and Indiana predict warmer conditions in northern and eastern areas on Tuesday and Wednesday. Fresh easterly winds accompany the warmer trends with varying cloud cover across states.
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Kentucky
Indiana
Local Statistics Cincinnati Temperatures and Rainfall Report
Temperature ranges show highs of 79 to 88 and lows of 56 to 68 across readings. Precipitation measured at 0.16 inches for the day with small deficits noted since June and January 1 1900, compiled by L. F. Bassler.
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Bassler
Bids for Towboat Hire to Move Government Dredging Fleet
Major W H Bixby in charge of Ohio River improvements opened bids for towing the government dredging fleet this season. Captain James T Duffy of Louisville offered to furnish the steamer Jim Duffy for a day, likely securing the contract. Other bids ranged from $49 50 to $57 with multiple firms from Pittsburg and Cincinnati.
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Louisville
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Catlettsburg
Cic
Coal Barge Fleet Cleared to Cincinnati and Louisville
Pittsburg dispatch notes 8 to 10 million bushels of coal to be sent to Cincinnati and Louisville by noon tomorrow. Over 300 barges have left up the river as the Ohio River at Davis Island Dam stands at 9.1 feet allowing light craft to depart. Towboats faced a five hour delay due to machinery trouble on the maneuvering boat at the dam.
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Here
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River freight and timber raft movements at Big Sandy stations
Dispatches show down river departures from Geo. Matheson Gate City Avalon John A Wood and upriver departures Crown Hill J H McConnell Alka Louisa Sea Lion toward Paintsville Pikeville Tug River Beaver with Argand Maxie Yost listed for Tuesday. River levels at Pikeville Paintsville 10 and 12 feet as Ohio gauge rises.
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River conditions and river traffic updates flood season report
Special despatches describe river depths at many towns from Warren to Paducah with rising and falling levels. Vessels pass up and down including tow coal and empty barges. ships depart for Evansville Cincinnati and Louisville while hulls are raised for H E Spilman salvage amid cool and threatening weather.
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Pomeroy
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Ex-President Harrison to Tour Northwest with Washburn party
Ex-President Benjamin Harrison and his wife and daughter travel from Chicago in Hughitt’s private car to Minneapolis as guests of former Senator W. D. Washburn. The party also includes Dr Haines of Cincinnati and Miss Stroud of New York and will tour the Northwest visiting Harrison’s sister Mrs. S V Morris in Minneapolis before continuing.
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U. S. Exhibits Inspected by Paris Commission
National Commissioners arrived in Paris and began inspecting American exhibits at the exposition. They visited mines metallurgy textiles electricity chemical industries civil engineering transport liberal arts and education and expressed satisfaction with installations. The inspection continues tomorrow.
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Notable figures mourned across states in June obituaries
Ex Congress man H B Sayler of Huntington Ind a Civil War Major and judge died after apoplexy in his office Funeral set for Thursday in Huntington Dr Samuel Mansfield a wealthy retiree and former Memphis drug merchant died in Los Angeles at 79 Dr Richard Hartloff Evansville Ind a noted specialist died from blood poisoning after surgery closures amid regional notices
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Ships Arrive and Sail From Global Ports in Brief
Maritime notices report arrivals at Hamburg Liverpool Halifax and New York and departures from Sydney and Scilly. The Belgravia MeNominee and Mesaba are listed among vessels arriving and passing with routes to New York London Glasgow and Philadelphia.
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Mueller's Garden Westwood Area A Pleasant Summer Retreat
A description promotes Mueller's Garden behind Westwood as the ideal outdoor recreation spot. It highlights its country setting beyond the Westwood car line with large trees arbors and bowers shading the grounds and a cool breeze making it comfortable for picnics and outings.
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Pimples On The Face Signal Bad Blood
Hood's Sarsaparilla claims to purify the blood and cure facial pimples, presenting clear health benefits. The ad promotes a tonic as a remedy for skin blemishes believed caused by impurities.
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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!