Greater Boston annexation debate and land value surge
Discussion by Aldrich and Osgood on ten per cent annexation cost and the Greater Boston plan. The piece argues annexation offers little city benefit while sparking general talk and potential governance problems. It notes rising land values in outlying districts and cites a five acre tract sold for $800 an acre previously, now commanding four thousand dollars per acre in the outskirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrich
Osgood
Teaver
Felow
Boston
Greater
Horton
Jence
Dralinos
Gentlegman
Bridal Fashion and Garden Wedding in White
A Belfast inspired wedding theme features a bride in white garden attire with white crepe and embroidery, roses climbing the windows, and maid of honor in pale cream. The ceremony includes ribbons, white wisteria, and floral decor, with a matron of honor and a dress described as graceful and bridal. The article also notes a separate Belfast snake tale and butterfly collection sale, while referencing Chicago and Philadelphia scientific displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eis
Comets
Fragmentary Rural Scene Noted In Pictured Garden
A garbled excerpt describes roses, ribbons, and blossoms near a white pare sol snake with broad pink ribbons. The speaker notes a warm day effect and hints at thoughtful women considering the scene, though the text is incomplete and fragmented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Trees
Unclear OCR fragment with place names and dates
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning towns and streets with scattered numbers and place names. The garbled content references Junction, High Bridge, Baston, Bethinbem, and Lake area, but lacks coherent events or identifiable individuals or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lot
Sia
Etiam
Baston
Bethinbem
Eun
Aucaiowu
Neuen
Ciuniyaa
Bethichen
Vane Moves
Chunk
Tewumg
Marre
Usseon
Octas Gaeown
Ero
Socrates
Reson
Aining
Bureringund
Danang and Beyond: Fragmentary Military Ledger Emerges
Fragmentary OCR notes show military and logistics mentions including Danang, Pensa, and Hancock with cryptic codes 0.18 Bam and v0. Lae reads as a dated chain of references. The text mixes place names, ranks, and monetary tags in a garbled page fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavis Faluduld
Pulladelpha
Bam
Wreshingtoo
Pullaperemia
I .U. Hancock
Dal Owes
Unclear text fragment from historic notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places with many garbled terms and nonsensical phrases. No coherent event or identifiable entities beyond Wetumpka and possible organization names can be determined.
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Bostoh
New England
Eltusatt
Bowton
Paderewski
William A. Hover
Garreldons
Foster
Garfiaid
Wwe
Washington
Garfield
Mr. Garfield
Chicago
Aercha
Hae
Zee
Reamma Abe
aTyTes
Esther
Belfast
Nora's
Bares Vom
Steara
Lehigh
Mazon’s
L. A. Hiresame
Ag’t
Bmoadwat
Vanmoat
Fire Rational Bank Dushting
Parnell
Sam, Coumbello
Fire Rational Dank Duiding
Doman
Fase
Romeo
Aan Bewans
la Bae
Sik Ik Tak Wien
Loyal Blue Link
Park Avenue
Hohlbein & Jones
Brat Avenus
William J. Stephenson
North Avenue
M. J. Coyne
Smeas Mo
East Fourth ST
Henry Goeller
Lock & Gunsmith
G. W. Reamer
Liberty ST
Ed Cros
C. A
American Steam Laundry
H. W. Marshall
Cusse
Joey
WHO
Pat Somanvinie
Eawrom
Marta
Clame—T
Trentoe
Philadelphs
Warrenville Closce
Chureday
Seturday
Hementes
Lodge Meeetings
Music Hall
Uushing
MDE
Kom Hall
Cates of
Nal
Tam
A. M. Seguine
Laing
Madison Ave
Nachos
Bpretul
J. Frank Mundy
The
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Broadway
York
Enat Front Street
Accident and Pire Insurance
J. T. Vail
Real Estate and Insurance
Rte
Donmax
Trramer
V. L. Frazee
Groceries, Fruits & Vegetables
West Front Street
Guttman's
West Second Street
O. M. Dunham
Gems’ Outfitter
West Brent Street
Dickson
Retstai
Temas Boutamt Publ
Collier
Optician
Metabhebed
Parkerence
Goal & Wool
E. HB. i. Holmes
Lehigh Coal
Madison Avenue
John Johnston
South Avenue
Dime— Saving Institution
Plainfield,n. J
John W. Murray
William White
Nathan Harper
Elias R. Pope
Hoagland's Express
Pancy
Pompadour
Classen
Liberty Street
Plainfield
John E. Beerbower
City Hotel
Fark
Corneh
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