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MASSACHUSETTS ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY.
-The annual report of the Society has just been made. From it we learn that
the receipts of the Society for the year have been $5,836 90; of which $2,456
36 were the avails of the Fair held in Faneuil Hall, and $600 of other Fairs.
Among the expenditures are the following items: S. May, Jr., for his services
as general agent $700, and expenses $60 15; Parker Pillsbury, for services and
expenses, $418 43; Lucy Stone, for services and expenses, $205 48; Stephen S.
and Abby Foster, $300 43; Charles Burleigh, $145 99.
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The Massachusetts Anti-Slavery society released its annual report for 1850 in February, 1851. Included in this report was the money paid to the American Anti-Slavery Society agent Lucy Stone. In 1832, the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society was founded in Boston. The American Anti-Slavery Society was founded by William Lloyd Garrison in 1833. The Gazette & Courier was the newspaper in Greenfield, Massachusetts, from July 20, 1841 until June 24, 1932. Before 1841 the newspaper's name changed quite frequently, with Gazette a frequent part of the title.
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"Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society" article in Gazette and Courier newspaper
publisher Greenfield Gazette and Courier |
date Feb 24, 1851 |
location Greenfield, Massachusetts |
height 2.5" |
width 3.75" |
process/materials printed paper, ink |
item type Periodicals/Newspaper |
accession # #L05.039 |
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