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Program for Patriots' Day annual joint celebration given by Arlington, Brookline, Concord, Lexington, Boston, Cambridge, Medford, and Somerville

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This broadside of the 1888 Democratic Ticket: Cleveland and Thurman lists the Massachusetts Democratic slate of candidates, including William E. Russell for Governor. An engraved illustration of Cleveland appears on the top portion of broadside.

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This broadside of the 1888 Republican Ticket, Harrison and Morton, shows the Massachusetts Republican ballot. It includes Oliver Ames for Governor.

Scope and Contents Facsimile of "Official Songs to be sung by everybody April 25, the day of the Parade of the 26th Division." It is an insert in the Boston Sunday Herald issued on April 20, 1919. It includes music and lyrics to: America, Pack Up Your Troubles, Smiles, Then You'll Know You're Home, Battle Hymn of the Republic, L'il Liza Jane, Till We Meet Again, There's a Long, Long Trail, The Rose of No Man's Land, When the Great Red Dawn is Shining, Keep the Home Fires Burning, Madelon, K-K-K-Katy, and When...

Scope and Contents 41 proclamations by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts from the years 1902 and 1938-1969 (with exception of 1941, 1943, 1948-1951, 1955-1957, 1961, 1965, 1967-1968). The 1902 Thanksgiving Proclamation is accompanied with an envelope addressed to the Minister of Methodist Episcopal Church, in Woods Hole, Mass. with return address of Woodward Booth, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Secretary's Department, postmarked 1902. The majority are Thanksgiving Proclamations. Other proclamations celebrate...

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List of transport ships that traveled from USA to Brest, France. List written from U.S.S. Frederick. List in typescript

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7 clippings from Ladies' Home Journal of WW I pictures, circa 1918. Collection includes illustrations in color of American troops in Britain, France, New York City, Camp Hancock, Camp Dix, NJ, Camp Douglass, WI. and Chicago.

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Broadside for "Sherlock Holmes: the Strange Case of Miss Faulkner," at Hollis St. Theatre, in Boston, MA, on March 4-9, 1901. William Gillette is the leading actor.