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LEOMINSTER , a township of Worcester county, Massachusetts, U.S.A., about 45 M. N.W. of Boston and about 20 M. N. by E. of Worcester. Pop. (1890) 7269; (1900) 12,392, of whom 2827 were foreign-born; (1910 census) 17,580. It is a broken, hilly district, 26.48 sq. m. in area, traversed by the Nashua river, crossed by the Northern Division of the New York
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capital of $4,572,726 and with a product for the year valued at $7,501,720 (39%o more than in 1900), produced celluloid and horn work (the manufacture of which is a more important industry here than elsewhere in the United States), celluloid combs, furniture, paper , buttons, pianos and piano-cases, children's carriages and sleds, stationery
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paper boxes, &c. Leominster owns and operates its water-works. The township was formed from a part of Lancaster
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