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In Basement
(In) S.E.N. Jan. 16, 1911. P.7
071 SA38
Police Department.
Salem Evening News
Shipped a two horse load of con- fiscated beer and liquors to the state police Jan. 25, which had accumula ted from seizures on raids for illegal liquor selling.
(In) S.E.N.Jan. 26, 1911.
P.2
In Basement.
071 SA3S
Police Department.
Salem Evening News
There were 1110 arrests in town
during 1910 - 200 less than in 1909.
(In) S.E. N. Jan. 31, 1911.
P. 3
In Basement
071 SASS
Police Department.
Salem Evening News
New police telephone boxes were installed around town.
(In) S. E. N. April 6, 1911.
P.2
In Basement.
071 SA38
Police Department.
Salem Evening News
Town officials on March 20th in- creased the pay of the police to $2.75 per day; $19.25 per week; a vacation of two weeks and one day off in 30, besides, which was 12 days additional, each year, at full pay.
( In) S. E. N. Mar . 20, 1911. P.5
In Basement
071 SÅ3S
Police Department.
Salem Evening News
Representative Charles R. O'Connell of Peabody filed with Clerk Kimball of the House of Representatives, a petition for the appointment of a reserve police force, one member for every three members of the regular force.
(In) S.E. N. Jan. 14, 1911. P.7
In Basement.
071 SA3S
Police Department.
Salem Evening News
Chief Grady caused a sensation Satur- day night, Mar.18 when he made a shake- up among the night men on the force. He thought a change would benefit the department; did not mean to persecute anyone even though much friction exist ed in this department. An account, in detail, of the changes made, is given in this item.
In Basement
(In) S.E.N. Mar. 20,1911. P.9
071 SA 3S
Police Department.
Salem Evening News
Committee on towns, in the legislature Mar. 20th turned down the Peabody reserve police bill by reporting leave to withdraw. The town has adopted civil service for the police and all aspirants for appointments must take the examinations.
( In) S. E. N. Mar. 21,1911. P.5
In Basement.
671 SA3S
Police Department.
Salem Evening News
Police and would be police were a greater factor in local politics, despite the adoption of the Civil Service which was claimed would re- move the police from politics. The police appointments were a determin- ing element in the election of a board of selectment. There were many
In Basentent
071 SA 3S
Police Department. cd. 2
Salem Evening News
unnecessary expenses in this depart ment that cost the town nearly $20,000.00 a year for police.
(In) S. E. N.April 12,1911.
P.5
071 SA38
Police Department.
Selem Evening News
Received a circular Feb. 3 from the New York Police Dept. giving a des- cription of Miss Dorothy H. C. Arnold of that.city, who had mysteriously disappeared and three pictures of her She was 25 years old, 5 ft. 4 in. tall. Michael Ray, a livery man of Lynn, formerly of this town, was quoted by a Boston paper as having Seen a girl in Lynn resembling the missing Mibu Arnold
In Basement.
(In) S.E. N.Feb. 3. 1911. P.5
071 SASS
Police Department.
Salem Evening News
Proprietors of the Turkish coffee houses at 27 Walnut and 17 Wallis Streets were before the court Feb. Ist charged with keeping open Sun- days and having girls loitering around their places. The police intend to clean up these Turkish
.
coffee houses and music rooms, as they have the Greek places.
In Basement.
(In) S.E.N.Feb. 1, 1911. P.5 .
071 SA3S
Police Department
Salem Evening News
New Year started out well in police circles. The only prisoner in the dock Jan. 2nd was arrested Dec. 30 and he was the Greek, Mehales Grevas, charged with carrying a concealed weapon. There was not a case of drunkenness.
(In) S.E. N. Jan. 2,1911. P.7
In Basement
071 SA3S
Police Department.
Salem Evening News
Chief Grady submitted the annual report for the year ending Jan. 15th to the Selectmen Feb. 3. The depart- ment consisted of a Chief, one Cap- tain, three day men, nine night men, four Sunday and three evening men. The report, in detail, is given in this item.
In Basement. 1
( In) S. E. N. Feb. 4,1911. P.5
071 SA3S
Police Department.
Salem Evening News
Officer McMahon and three Greeks were engaged in a pistol duel. The Greeks had been in a row in a club room, over a coffee house on Walnut St. They made their escape from the building, and the officer gave chase, which re- sulted in a dangerous shooting affair No one was injured. Mehales Grevas, formerly of Peabody, was arrested for
In Basement.
071 SA 3S
Police Department. Cd. 2
Salem Evening News
carrying a concealed weapon. A Greek officer would be very valuable on the force to clear up the many shooting affairs. The selectmen had dropped Cristos Tsouklaris from the force.
(In) S.E.N. Jan. 2, 1911.
P.1
In Basement.
071 SA3S
Police Department.
Salem Evening News
In Basement.
Beaz Charlie, an Armenian from Boston, was arrested March 15 on complaint of Charles Hassan, a local Turk. Beaz, while gambling with some Turks in a house on Walnut St. used Confederate money, one $100.00 and one $50.00 bill, which he gave to Hassan in exchange for good money to pay his losses. Beaz was
out $150.
(In) S.E. N. Mar. 15, 1911. P.5
071 SA38
Police Department.
Salem Evening News
Officer Blake seized 38 gallons of ale in 480 bottles and one keg and one-half barrel at the Boston and Maine freight house May 13. ( In) S. E. N. May 13, 1911. P.5
in Basement
071 SA3S
Police Department.
Salem Evening News
Report of the Chief of Police for the month of May, 1911 showed the effect of not licensing drug stores and the enforcement of law had on the criminal business of the town. Ir May, 1910 there were 88 arrests, 40 of which were for drunkenness. In May, 1911 there were 51 arrests, 16 for drunkenness.
In Baserpent
(In) S. E.N. June 5, 1911. P.5
071 SA3S
Police Department.
Salem Evening News
William H. Fay of the board was added to the committee which con- sisted of Town Clerk, Elmer Poor and Chief Grady, to draw up rules and regulations for the police depart- In Basementment.
(In) S.E.N. June 2, 1911. P.5
071 SA3S
Police Department.
Salem Evening News
Selectmen voted to give the Sunday and evening police the same pay as the regular police at the rate of $2.75 per day.
(In) S.E.N.April 14,1911. P.7
la Basement
1
071 SA38
Police Department.
Salem Evening News
Officer Reed arrested Andrew Genelus employed by Michael L. Roach, express man when he delivered a case of beer at 34 Mason St. on May 31st. Reed seized the beer and placed both Genelus and Roach under arrest. There were five empty cases on Roach's wag on. He had a wagon license but no permit to transport liquors. The police had been watching Roach for
In Basement
sometime.
(In) S . E. N. May 31. 1911. P.5
071 SA3S
Police Department.
Salem Evening News
In Basement.
Chief of Police Michael H. Grady filed his annual report with the Selectmen, for the year ending Jan. 15,1912. It showed a decrease in
crime in town over preceeding year.
(In) S.E.N. Feb. 6, 1912. P.6
071 P31PE
Police Department.
Peabody Enterprise
Patrick J. McHugh and Francis J. Kenaly were appointed regulars on the Police Force on June 27, 1912.
(In) Peabody Enterprise June 28,1912. p.1
Im Basement
071 SA3S
Police Department.
Salem Evening News
Chief of Police, Michael H. Grady declared that the Peabody police force needed waking up on the
liquor laws.
(In) S.E.N. Oct. 11, 1912.
P.5
In Basement.
071 SA3S
Police Department.
Salem Evening News
. Peabody police made one of the largest liquor seizures on record Oct. 29,1912 at Cedercroft, Newbury
St. ,West Peabody.
(In) S.E.N. Oct. 30,1912. P.7
In Basement.
071 SA39 Police Department.
Salem Evening News
Peabody gambling joint in O'Brien's building, Foster St. was raided Sunday morning, April 6, 1913. Twenty-
one men were arrested.
(In) S.E.N. April 7, 1913. P.1
In Basement.
071 SA 3S
Police Department.
Salem Evening News
At selectmen's meeting held Sept. 18, 1913, William R. Hingston, James F. Murphy, Philip F. McGinn, Bernard H. Gill and James J. Lillis were appointed members of the reserve police force.
(In) S.E. N. Sept. 19, 1913. P.5
in Basemot
071 SA3S
Police Department.
Salem Evening News
Reserve police bill was passed by legislature and approved by Gov. Eugene Foss in May, 1913.
(In) S. E.N. May 7, 1913.
P.2
In Basement
SA3S
Police Department.
Salem Evening News.
Before town adopted reserve police force act, so great was rivalry of aspirants for appoitments on the force that in filling one vacancy selectmen took sixty-four ballots.
(In ) S.E.N. Dec.31, 1913. P.9.
ta Basempat
071 SA3S
Police Department
Salem Evening News
In Basement
Was center of turmoil and bickerings during year 1913. Town adopted re- serve police force act, that did not give promoters of it what they were really after. Chief Michael H. Grady was made target of criticism, abuse, and ridicule by a local paper, whose editor he afterwards
convicted of criminal libel.
(In) S.E. N. December 31, 1913.
P.9
071 SA3S
Police Department
Salem Evening News
In 1913, selectmen let down the bars against no license by grant- ing druggists' licenses and liquor transportation permits. Result was Peabody was little less than a wide open town. Amount of beer, ale and liquors brought here by freight and express was enormous.
071 SA3S
Police Department
Cd. 2.
Salem Evening News
Arrests for drunkenness on public streets was disgraceful for a town that voted no-license by so large a majority every year.
(In) S.E. N. December 31, 1913. P.9.
In Batement
071 SA3S
Police Department
Salem Evening News
Chief Grady took finger prints of the man arrested for stealing bank book and a couple of watches, and forwarded the prints to the office of prison commissioners at the State House for identification. A report came back that this man had been convicted of larceny in the Central Municipal Court in Boston in 1911,
la Basez
Cd. 2
1
071 SA3S
Police Department
Salem Evening News
and sentenced to six months' term at Deer Island, under another name. (In) S.E.N. January 31, 1914. P.5.
lu Basement
071 SA3S
Police Department
Salem Evening News
Chief Grady received a letter from the warden of the Wisconsin State Prison asking for information re- garding James Hart who was arrest- ed in this town in May 1910 for having burglars tools in his pós- session. He got two years in Salem in October 1910. Went west after his discharge and was serving a two year Wisconsin term at Waupun, for burglary Dec. 5, 1912.
In Basement
071 SA 3S
Police Department
Cd. 2.
Salem Evening News
Chief Grady had the mans picture and his complete history which he forwarded to the warden of the Wisconsin State Prison. He was committed in that state under the name of Edward Brown.
(In) S.E.N. January 24, 1914. P.2.
071 SA 3S
Police Department
Salem Evening News
Chief Grady recovered in a pawn shop in Boston, January 31, the silver watch that was stolen by the thief who stole the bank book and a gold watch from & Winter Street.
(In) S.E.N. February 2, 1914. P.5.
In Basemen
071 SASS
Police Department.
Salem Evening News.
Reserve officers were after some of the work on the police force which was given to special officer Arthur Reed. Being unable to secure it through either Chief Michael Grady or the board of selectmen, they appealed to the Civil Service com- mission.
(In)S.E.N. (In )S.E.N. Nov.18,1914. P.5.
Oct.27,1914. P.2.
Basement
0771 SASS
Police Department.
Salem Evening News .
Chief Michael H.Grady report for Nov. contained record breaking figures, number of arrests 131 exceeding that of any other month in history of police department in town. Further information in article.
(In)S.E.N.Dec.8,1914. P.5.
la Basement
071 SA3S
Police Department.
Salem Evening News.
Chief Michael H. Grady's report
for October was a record breaker with 113 arrests.
(In )S.E.N.Nov.14,1914.
P.5.
.
In Basecent
071 SA 3S
Police Department
Salem Evening News
Big wagon load of confiscated liq- uors and beers, seized on raids was shipped to the State House, Boston, January 14, from the Police Station.
(In) S.E.N. January 15, 1914. P.2.
Basement
071 SA 3S
Police Department
Salem Evening News
Officers McBride and Barrett ar- rested a Russian who brutally as- saulted another Russian in a drunk- en fight in a Polish boarding house, 41 Warren Street, January 7, by nearly putting out both eyes and breaking some of his ribs.
The offender was held in $1000 in court. (In) S.E. N. January 8,1914. P.2.
Basement
071 SA 3S
Police Department
Salem Evening News
Annual report of Chief Michael Grady showed that one quarter of the cost of department was return- ed in fines. The salary of the chief was $1400, captain, $1200, wages of patrolmen, $15,829. The cost of running the department for the
year 1913 was $20,053.30. The chief asked for a police patrol auto and
In Baarmon
Cd. 2.
Police Department
0/1 SA3S
Sal.em Evening News
a Gamewell police box system. The treasurer's report showed that re- ceipts from court fines, fees and forfeits amounted to $5462.15 as against $3227.55 in 1912.
(In) S.E.N. February 18, 1914. P. 11.
In Basement
071 SA 38
Police Department
Salem Evening News
Police received word January 29, 1914 from Greenfield, Mass., of the arrest in that city of Theon Rousopourlas, a young Greek, nine- teen years old charged with break- ing and entering a barber shop. Rousopourlas said that he came from Peabody, had been convicted here.
1= Basement
071 SA3S
Police Department
Cd. 2.
Salem Evening News
Chief Grady looked up his record and found he had been committed to the Concord Reformatory in 1911 for breaking and entering in this town.
(In) S. E.N. January 29, 1914. P.5.
In Basemer
071 P31PE
Police Department.
Pen.body Enterprise
Board of Selectmen voted the
Policemen vacation with pay. The
pay is to be paid in advance.
(In) Peabody Enterprise July 10,1914
P.1
Im Basement.
071 SA 38
Police Department
Salem Evening News
John F. Hurley, Mayor of Salem, sent letter thanking town for police ser- vice rendered during Salem Fire. He asked for bill. He was informed of- ficers were furnished free gratis.
(In) S.E.N. July 31, 1914. P.5.
In Basement.
SASS
Police Department
Salem Evening News.
Members of police force were on the warpath for illicit liquor sellers in Nov. There were a lot of them in town, judging from the amount of beer and liquor that was brought in by the interstate expresses every day.
(In )S.E.N.Nov .16,1914. P.5.
sement
071 SA3S
Police Department
Salem Evening News.
In police circles, year of 1914 was remarkable for harmony that prevailed in the department. Reserve police went before the cicil service com- mission and won their fight for re- cognition in receiving employment over special officers.
(In )S.E.N.Dec.31,1914. P.2.
In Basement
071 SA3S
Police Department.
Salem Evening News .
In 1914, had a double murder, a dar- ing hold-up by highway robbers , mur- derous assaults, shooting affairs, and a large amount of smaller crimes Number of arrests were larger than ever before in the town.
(In)S.E.N.Dec.31,1914.
P.2.
le-Basemer
SÅ3S
Police Department.
Salem Evening News.
Hearing Nov.17 before civil service commission ,Boston, won for the re- serve police their fight for recog- nition in receiving employment over special officers.
(In )S.E.N.Nov.18,1914.
P.5.
Basemen
SA3S
Police Department.
Salem Evening News.
Total number of arrests during 1914 were 1086; 1047 were male and 39 were female.
(In)S.E.N.Jan.29,1915. (In)S.E.N. Feb.9,1915. P.2.
P.5.
Basement
071 SA3S
Police Department.
Salem Evening News
At adjournment of town meeting March 29th a motion was made to reconsider the report of the finance committee. Order to amend the report by keeping pay of police $3.00 instead of $2.75 for & hour a day went through.
(In) S.E. N.April 7,1915. P.5
In Basemet
071 SA3S
Police Department.
Salem Evening News.
Police voted almost unanimously 21 to 1 to follow the example of cops in big cities in summer to wear regulation caps instead of helmet hats as formerly.
(In)S.E.N.March 18,1915. P.5.
la Basement
071 SA3S
Police Department
Salem Evening News
Annual report of the Chief of Police, showed a total of 1068 arrests in 1914, of which 1047 were male, 39 were female.
(In) S.E.N. February 9, 1915. P. 2.
Basement
071 SA3S
Police Department
Salem Evening News
Cost the town in 1914 $21, 350.00 as against $20,053.30 in 1913. Receipts from court fines, dues, and forfeits were $2642.65 in 1914 as against $5462.15 in 1913, less than one half as much.
(In) S.E.N. February 9, 1915. P.2.
Basement
071 SA3S
Police Department
Salem Evening News.
Chief Grady distributed among twenty five police officers envelopes which contained $5.00 each presented them by Thomas H.O'Shea in recognition of their services at the time of the fire which destroyed his factory. The envelope of Officer Barrett who was injured at the fire contained $25. (In )S.E.N. Feb.9,1916. P.6.
Basement
091 SA3S
Police Department.
Salem Evening News.
Petition was received, signed by Chief Grady, Captain Mccarthy and thirteen patrolmen asking the board of selectmen to grant the police one day off in every fifteen.After going over the matter and finding out it could be done without costing the department any more money, it was put over, the vote being three to one In)S.E.N.May 12,1916. P.7.
Basement
Police raises
Salem Evening News
At a conference July 26 an amicable adjustment was made and the men are to receive $3.75 per day, the sala- ries of the chief and captain to be fixed later.
S.E.N. July 27, 1918. P.2
Police locate woman
Salem Evening News
Mrs. Dennis 0'Connor of 33 Forrester St., Salem, 65 years of age, was found in a bewildered condition in the woods near Lynnfield St.
S.E.N. July 29, 1918. P.1
Police given snub
Salem Evening News
By the City Council which refused to revoke coffee house licenses re- quested by the chief because of ac- tions there.
S.E.N. Jan. 16, 1918. P.1
Police 8 hr. day
Salem Evening News
Mayor Donnell vetoes police eight hour day. In opinion of the chief it would not result in efficiency and that the money was needed in other department.
S.".N. March 13, 1918. P.1
Police and firemen raises
Salem Evening News
City council votes $4.50 per day for regular and reserve police and permanent firemen.
S.".N. July 11, 1919. P. 12 .
071 P31P
Police Department.
Peabody Press
Thomas W. Peasley, John J. Sweeney, George W. Jones and Thomas N. Barnabee were appointed police officers.
( In) Press April 9, 1884. P.5
071 P31P
Police Department
Peabody Press
At a meeting of the Selectmen Sat. Apr. 27, 1884, Michael Grady was appointed on the night force in place of Joseph W. Skinner. John Ruth and Jerry Mack were appointed as Sunday and evening police. H.N. McCully was appointed police officer for the skating rink and George Rand was appointed as a police officer.
In Basemen
(In ) Press
Apr. 30, 1884. p.l.
071 SA3S
Police Station.
Salem Evening News
Cell room, officers' room, chief's office and the corridors of the police station were repaired and painted, and the citizens had a station which was a credit to the town.
in Basemeny. (In) S. E. N. July 14. 1904.
071 SA3S
Police Department.
Salem Evening News
Selectmen appointed Thomas H. Grady and John P. McBride to the police force at the meeting held on March 28, 1907.
(In) S. E.N. March 29, 1907.
P.5
In Basement.
071 SA3S
Police Department.
Salem Evening News
Sixteen metal lockers for the use of the police officers were set up in the side corridor, opposite the police room, in the basement of the Town Hall. These lockers replaced the wooden ones destroyed at the time of the fire. They were built on order by the General Fireproofing Co. of Youngstown, Ohio.
In Basemen
(In) S.E.N. Jan. 31, 1908. P.5
071 SA3S
Police Department
Salem Evening News
Special meeting of the selectmen was held May 31,1908 for the purpose of making the police appointments. The following were appointed: --
Chief -
Day -
Night -
Michael H. Grady, W. Fred Wiggin, William J. McManus,
Captain- Patrick J. McCarthy.
et al.
Im Basement
(In) S.E.N.April 1, 1908. P.7
071 SOSS
Poole, Fitch.
So.
Danvers Wizard
Has been removed from the Post Office and Daniel Woodbury has been re- appointed in his place.
(In) Wizard August 5, 1863.
In Bahement
071 SO89
Poole, Fitch.
So. Danvers Wizard
On Monday evening Fitch Poole chosen as member of the Lyceum and Library Committee.
in Basement.
(In) Wizard March 12, 1862.
071 soss Poole, Fitch
So.
Danvers Wizard
Justice of the Peace for Essex County, has been ordered by Command- er-in-chief to notify and preside at meetings of enrolled militia of So. Danvers.
Districts Nos. 116 and 117 to be held for the purpose of electing captains.
In Basement.
(In) Wizard Feb. 1, 1865.
071 P31P
Poole, Fitch
Peabody Press
Born in 1803 in the house where he died-the old mansion on Main St., erec. ted by his grandfather, William Poole. Attended Bradford Academy; represented the town in the Legislature in 1840-41 served on School Committee from 1847 to 1873; post-master under Lincoln's ad- ministration; served as Librarian of Peabody Library for period of 17 years and he was associated with firm of morocco manufacturers
in Basement Poole and Jacobs (In) Press Aug. 20, 1873.
071 P31P
Poole, Fitch, Esq.
Peabody Press Died August 19, 1873 - age 70 years 2 months.
( In) Press August 20,1873.
Ix Basome
071 SOSS
Poor, Nathan.
So
Danvers Wizard
Prominent tanner. Died May 25,
1842. Buried in Monumental Cemetery.
Age 56 years.
(In) Wizard March 7, 1860.
071 SA3S
Poor, Nathan.
Salem Evening News
Who was chairman of the old water
committee, moved from Stevens St. to a farm on Dayton St. , Danvers Centre, April, 1912, making it his permanent residence.
In Basement
(In) S.E.N.April 17, 1912. P.2
Poor Nathan
Salem Evening News
of 97 Dayton St., Danvers, died at the Thomas hospital following an op- eration. He was a son of Mrs. Hannah Poor of 13 Stevens St. and the late Nathan Poor. He was 53 years of age.
S.E.N. July 8, 1921. P.10
071 soss
Poor, Nathan H.
So.
Danvers Wizard
Married Hannah E. Gove, Dec. 24, 1863 by Rev. Mr. Barber.
(In) Wizard Dec. 30, 1863.
In Basement
071 P31P
Poor, Nathan H.
Peabody Press
Town officer for many years; Town Clerk since 1853, Town Treasurer since 1871 and on Water Board since 1873. Was Selectman and Assessor since 1853, for 20 years, the remaining time act- ing as U. S. Revenue Collector. In 1880 he was re-elected and made Chair- man of the Boards of Selectmen and Assessors, which position he held
In Basement
071 P31P
Poor, Nathan H. cd. 2
Peabody Press
since 1876. His continued re-election was not only complimentary to himself but creditable to the city. Na than H. Poor was a Republican, but all parties gladly united in his support, believing it for the best interest of the town to retain so experienced and valuable an official. Born in Peabody he was 62 years in 1880.
In Basement.
(In) Press March 17, 1880. P.4
071 P31P
Poor, Nathan H. (2nd)
Peabody Press
Late of the firm of Poor, Milton and Tapley, at Danvers, morocco dresser, leased a shop on Lowell Street, last occupied by Wheeler and Basford and started business there.
(In) Press August 16, 1882.
P.5
In Basement
071 SO8S
Poor, Nathan H., 2nd.
So
Danvers Wizard
Married Mary S. Lufkin May 13, 1863 by N.H. Poor, Esq.
(In) Wizard May 20, 1863.
In Hasement
071 SASS
Poor, Nathan H.
Salem Evening News.
Well known morocco manufacturer of the firm of Nathan H, Poor and Com- pany, passed his 73rd. birthday anni- versary April 14. He was born in brick house, corner of Central and Hardy Streets, April 14,1842-for 58 years was employed at or engaged in morocco business.
(In)S.E.N. April 15,1915. P.2.
Basement
071 SA3S
Poor, Nathan H.
Salem Evening News
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Poor observed the 50th anniversary of their marriage Tuesday evening, May 27,1913 at their home, 94 Pine St. , Danvers. Mr. Poor was well known morocco man- ufacturer of the firm of Nathan H. Poor and Company of this town for 40 years. He represented Peabody, Danvers, Topsfield district in the legislatu re in 1906. (In) S. E. N. May 28, 1913. P.9
in Basement
071 P31P
Poor, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan. H.
Peabody Press
Were given a surprise party on the twenty-fifth anniversary of their marriage, Dec. 24, 1888.
(In) Press Dec. 26, 1888.
P.1
In Baadmenst.
071 SA3S
Poor, Nathan H.
Salem Evening News.
Who was the oldest active manufactur er of leather in Peabody in 1914, said that when he was a boy he used to visit the Crowninshield mansion and looked at the fine paintings on the walls.Fifty years later, Mr.Poor occupied the mansion and made sheep leather in it.
(In )S.E.N. Oct.23,1914. P.12.
In Basemen
Poor, Nathan H.
Salem Evening News.
One of the veterans in Peabody leath er making. This family has been making leather in Peabody for over a century .
S.E.N. July 13, 1917. P.9
071 SA3S
Poor, Nathan H. Leather Company
Salem Evening News
Purchased the Stephen S. Littlefield interest in the land in the rear of Lowell and Sawyer Sts., where the Poo and Littlefield Factory was located until its destruction by fire, and Mr Poor contemplates the erection of a five-story Morocco Factory on the sit
(In) S.E.N. May 28, 1901. p.2.
Im Basement.
071 SA 3S
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