White in a Single Night. A Ghostly Tale of Fear
A woman recounts a two year old, brutal attack in a deserted room at a depot. A masked madman with a knife torments her in darkness, chasing, stabbing, and mocking her. Her calm refusal to scream and the eventual rescue by her brother ends with the madman recaptured and the narrator left shaken by the ordeal.
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Who Was It Mardi Gras Night in New Orleans
On Mardi Gras evening in New Orleans Davis ran saloons crowded with gamblers and Sterlain the roulette bank keeper, in jubilant spirits, watched the wheel win. The scene drew small fry away from risking petty sums as a heavy pile of bank notes grew before the croupier as a rich harvest.
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Methodist Church Counts and Membership by Boroughs
The New York Sun reports 66 Methodist churches in Manhattan and the Bronx with 16 240 members, 80 churches in Brooklyn and Queens with 22 496 members, 10 churches in Richmond with 2 080 members, totaling 156 churches and 40 825 members citywide, up 891 since 1899. Probationers total 8 631, up 248, and church property is valued at 8 680 400 with debt 1 410 941.
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Property tax records for Henry Emery holdings near Mt Hope and Moody
A dense list of tax assessments and land parcels for Henry Emery and related estates across Mt Hope, Crawford, Avon, Moody, and Crawford streets, plus Arthur and Wellington avenues, detailing parcel sizes from 2,500 to 59,127 square feet, with 1897 and 1898 tax figures and street watering assessments for several lots in Dracut and surrounding areas.
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Said Street
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Riverside Street
Dracut
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Levi Milner
Fourth Avenue
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C. E. Snow
Hope Street
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Crawford Street
Third Avenue
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A. March
H. W. J. Howe
Henry
Avon Street
Moody Street
Woodcock Street
A. & R. Landry
Anna K. Coburn
Raymond Street
E. S. Howe
S. Cingmars
W. H. Emery
Said
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E. M. Perigny
J. McKinley
Dracut Street
Sarah Curry
Wellington Street
G. L. Heureux
T. McPhail
John J. Dawson
Suffolk Street
Suffolk and
Moody Streets
David D. Hill
Alfredi de Delisle
Gershom
P. Turangeau
Charles Avenue
Woodcock
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Matilda J. Murphy
A. Genest
Elizabeth Lew
Joseph C. Gadona
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J. M. Dunfey
Seventh Avenuea
Bestate Henry Emery
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Mt Vernon Street
A. D. Clark
G. L. Huntoon
Emery, Peabody & Richardson
Merrimack Street
Elizabeth Cosgrove
Jeremiah P. Jewett
Rimery, Peabody & Richardson
Market Street
R. G. Bartlett
Mary ‘Monahan
P. T. Regan
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Dunfey Street
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J. J. McNabb
Sixth Avenna
Henry Fmery
Aid Street
Frenzy Emery
Gard Street
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