Cambridge Chronicle Subscriptions and Advertising Terms
In Cambridgeport, advertisements and subscriptions are offered by John Ford as Cambridge Chronicle prints. Single copies cost four cents, two dollars per year in advance. Subscription and advertising inquiries are directed to the authorized agent for East Cambridge. Paper delivery and business handling are arranged through that agent.
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Sagadahock Herring hoax opens Hull fair with box joke
A Hull crowd gathers for the Sagadahock Herring spectacle. Corporal Monkeyshine unveils a box said to hold a legendary fish, only to reveal a clam shell with a risqué inscription. The prank inspires mock scandal among Hull’s scholars and townsfolk.
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Hancock Family of Cambridge and Danforth House History
The Chronicle traces the Hancock family from Nathaniel Hancock and Joanna to their descendants. It covers births, marriages, and deaths, church roles, property transfers including the Blue Anchor Tavern site, and a note correcting prior errors about Hancock Street and Danforth House. It highlights Nathaniel’s sons Nathaniel and Joan Hancock, bishop-like status, and notable descendants such as John Hancock.
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Henry Prentice
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Richard Davenport
Benjamin Wyman
Woburn
Jonathan Bacon
Bedford
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Joseph
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Nathaniel Hancock
Thomas Eyers
Blue Anchor
Wood
Brighton
Wall
Porter Tavern
Joseph Bean
Gannett
Harvard
Prudence
Joseph Russell
John Parker
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Francia Whitmore
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Aaron E Hill
Aaron Hilly
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Chelmaford
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Massachusetts
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Boston
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Ebenener
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Nicholas Bowes
Concord
Samuel Cooke
Weat
Jonas Clark
Henry Ware
Thaddeus Fiske
West Cambridge
William Harris
Salem
Samouen Hancock
Charlestown
Martha Sparhawk
Nathan Sparhawk
Paine
Sussanna Hancock
Jacob Hill
Susanna
Ebenezer Wyeth
Solomon Hancock
Josiah Torrey
Tisbury
Washington School House
Wiliam Colson
Northampton
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Roxbury
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Following the Footsteps of Paul Flemming at Heidelberg Castle
Foreign Correspondence recounts arrival at Mannheim and Heidelberg on the Rhine journey. The writer explores Mannheim gate, Zum Ritter inn, the Church of the Holy Ghost, and the castle terrace, detailing views of Neckar valley, Odenwald hills, and the ruined Heidelberg Castle as described by Flemming and Hyperion. The narrative blends travelogue with architectural note on the castle’s history, fires, and remaining structures.
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