Letter to G.F. Shepley on interference in business plan, New York, 1868

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C. K. Green wrote from New York to George F. Shepley, a lawyer in Portland, complaining about the interference of F.O.J. Smith, a Portland politician, and people in Boston in a business plan Green and others were attempting to initiate.

Green wrote that the "Boston people are afraid of Portland & therefore they will prevent if possible any thing which is going to benefit Portland to such an extent as the introduction of Water."

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  • Title: Letter to G.F. Shepley on interference in business plan, New York, 1868
  • Creator: C. K. Green
  • Creation Date: 1868-06-16
  • Subject Date: 1868
  • Locations:
    • New York, NY
    • Portland, Cumberland County, ME
    • Boston, Suffolk County, MA
  • Media: Ink on paper
  • Dimensions: 25 cm x 13 cm
  • Local Code: Coll. 117, Box 4/8
  • Collection: George Foster Shepley papers
  • Object Type: Text

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