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Crockery & glass journal (1875)

New York : G. Whittemore & Co. · leaf 267

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everyone in the trade*■ and hundreds of other friends throughout New Eng-land learned of the death of John W. Power, of Boston,who was killed when the automobile in which he wasriding with H. J. Smith, a representative of Cox & Laf-ferty, this city, overturned on Sunday evening at Man-chester,… … JOHN W. POWER. OUR CLOCKS IS DEMAND. A TELEGRAM from London informs us that Englandnow stands in need of thousands of clocks for usein the installation of automatic time switches used bythe manufacturers of electrical supplies. These clockswere ordered in Germany before the war, but since…

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