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Massachusetts Cambridge Chronicle

Location

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1850

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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.

Cambridge Chronicle John Ford Win and Magazine Stream Joseph A. Holmes , Co Cambridgeport East Cambridge Othat World Bartlett

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.

Boston Courier Hue Hull Monkeyshine Sagamore Sam Sagadabork Pilgrim Fathers Bay of Fundy Cain Abel

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.

Mary James Andrew Gil Alcred NatHanien Hancock Cambridge Water Street Dunster Street Danforth Litte Joanna Sarah Nathaniel John Elizabeth Lydia Nathanine Hancock Henry Prentice Sarah Green John Cooper Mathaniel Bixby Mary Bigabee Deacon Hancock Nathaiel Patton Wvathaniel Abigail Samuel Richard Davenport Benjamin Wyman Woburn Jonathan Bacon Bedford Ebenezer Joseph Solomon Nathaniel Hancock Thomas Eyers Blue Anchor Wood Brighton Wall Porter Tavern Joseph Bean Gannett Harvard Prudence Joseph Russell John Parker Itv Francia Whitmore Abraham Hill Aaron E Hill Aaron Hilly Benjamin Eustis Eustis Amartha Tabitha Daniel Champney Wnilhantel H.C Tiaburg Esq Joniah Rosell Martha Tabithe Dunham John Wyeth Belcher Joan Hancocn Lexington Cambridge Farnea Bishop Hancock Thomas Clark Chelmaford Junna Clark Jane Harvard College Braintree Don John Massachusetts Continental Congress Thomas Boston John Aforwards Ebenener Lucy 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 Torrey Roxbury Torrey Hancock Soin North Avenue Avon Street Hancock Or Danforth Street Danforth House Hancock

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.

Paul Flemming Heidelberg Castle Rhine Mayence Tachas Frankfort Maine Hyperion Longfellow Heidelberg Mannheim Flemming Alhamben Iaopporse Batitie Neckar Market Place Inn Zum Ritter Jettenbachs Geissberg Kaiserstahl John Murray Kkeneiße Prinz Carl Kreutzers St. Adalrich All Saints Odenwald Palestine Rudolph Rupert Friedrichsbau Udalrich Electra Otto Henry Lennat Atrong Lofty Walte

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