Wisconsin election roundups show mixed party gains
Wisconsin cities across the state report swings with Democrats sweeping many city tickets in Madison and Oshkosh while Waukesha Elkhorn and Appleton show varied results. Milwaukee area notes mention county and state race implications, with towns like Ripon Beloit Racine and Janesville reporting Democratic wins and Republican challenges. National mentions discuss William Jennings Bryan era themes and Maine as well as Indiana and Ohio trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha
Wis
Elkhorn
Prairie du Chien
Kenosha
Appleton
Watertown
Ripon
A. Everhard
Mineral Point
Chippewa Falls
Lowell Democrats
Hoar
Arthur
Bbut
St. Albans
Portage
Carter Harrison
Ilinois
Janesville
Lacrosse
Beloit
Menashba
Green Bay Hare
New York
Gav
Cleveland
Racine
M. Secor
Francis G. Warren
Biddeford
Maine
Davenport
W. H. Goodwin
Bridgeton
Argus
George F. Talbot
Massachusetts
Blaine
Chicago
Edmunds
Vermont
Arthur Organ
Wien
Gordon
Tilden
Pierce Young
Wilden
Mr. Tilden
Atlanta Constitution
William A. Cromwell
York County
Congress
Tommy Reed
Portland
Cromwell
Northern Pacific Raiload
Crombela
Bangor
Commercial
Aen
Madison
B. J. Stevens
Indiana
Ohio
Indianapolis
Mail and passenger service from Mexico to the United States inaugurated
News in brief items report the launch of mail and passenger service from Mexico to the United States via the Central railroad. The note mentions other assorted dispatches including financial defalcations, a geyser discovery near the Yellowstone, a deadly shootout in Texas, a arson and bandit arrests in Decatur, and mineral finds in Devil's Lake and Turtle Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States
Central Railroad
George M. Rupert
Westchester Borough
Pennsylvania Mutual Fire Insurance Companies
Rupert
Bozeman
Mont
Yellowstone
Petrified Forest
Decatur
Tex
Chico
Smith Drew
Drew
Missouri
Grand Forks
Dak
C. Tucker
Rochester
N. Y
Devyil’s Lake
Turtle Mountain
Turle Mountain
Lehaure
Brooklyn Mayor Calls on Governor at State House
A Brooklyn mayor meets the governor at the state house on Thursday. A Georgia effort to preserve Liberty Hall as a memorial to Alexander H. Stephens fails, with the property likely to pass to a Crawfordville citizen who plans to make it a private residence. W EcLaren becomes Protestant Episcopal bishop of Chicago after a career as a newspaper man in Cleveland and Pittsburgh, and Detroit pastorate. George S. Hillard is praised for his Italy writings though not forceful. Prescott quips about him writing with kid gloves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Arthur
Blaine
Mr. Arthur
Chicago
Maine
Chili
Frelinghuysen
State Department
Mr. Blaine
Pennsylvania
Union
Civil Service
Robinson
New York
Allison
Robeson
Navy
New Jersey
Mr. Allison
Mr. Robeson
Harrison
Lincoln
James G. Blaine
Chandler
Garington
Greeley
Logan
Buckram
Wheat For Winter Area And Condition Reported
Washington April 10 The department of agriculture reports winter wheat area at about 27 6 million acres nearly matching the previous crop breadth. The area harvested shows a 5 percent increase with conditions at 95 100 percent indicating full stand vitality. Rye area remains near last year with a 99 percent average and overall condition around 91 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Nova Scotia Extends Municipal Sufferage to Widows and Women
Halifax April 10 The Nova Scotia Legislature has extended the municipal election franchise to widows and unmarried women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N.S
Nova Scotia
Senate Adopts Adjournment and Debates Naval Plan
Washington reports the Senate voted 59 to 18 to adjourn until Monday while discussing a treasury request for a $175,000 revenue steamer for Alaska waters. Amendments to the naval bill were debated, with Beck pushing a $500,000 cruiser construction increase. The House debated public building bills, quorums, and adjournment motions amid noisy proceedings and a dispute over Augusta Maine’s $159,000 building. Star route frauds were scrutinized, and customs decisions and other federal matters were summarized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Treasury Department
Alaska
Beck
Messrs
Bayard
Hale
McPherson
John Roach
Roach
House
Stockslager
Belford
Warner
Augusta
Milliken
Maine
Storm
Pennsylvania
Mr. Milliken
New England and New Hampshire Conference Proceedings
Thursday's proceedings report a $230 share of profits for the Book Concern, a plan to transfer the seminary property to a stock company, and elections to full membership and orders. New Hampshire officers for the Sunday school union are named, with resolutions funding seminary needs and missions, plus trustees and officers for the missionary society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Conant
An. W.jordan
S. F. Harriman
W. Wright
H. E. Cook
Jacob Letts
W. S. Davis
Jacob Betts
Henry W. Cole
New Hampshire
Manchester
N. H
Conference Sunday School Union
Henry Dorr
W. E. Bennett
Otis Cole
F. Dearborn
G. J. Jadkins
Conference Board of Trustees
New Hampshire Conference Seminary
Conference Seminary
New England Conference
General Conference
Boston
Otts Cole
J. F. Spaulding
New Hampshire Conference Missionary Society
St. Paul’s Church
Oris Cole
G. A. McLaughlin
D. J. Smith
H. 5. Thompson
O. S. Buketel
G. W. Wood
H.C. Bass
S.C. Keeler
J. H. Haines
Nail association forms central pool to regulate output
Pittsburg April 10 The Western Nail association met to settle yesterday's pool. A nine member board from four districts will handle nails produced by the mills and regulate output and prices. An advance of prices is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Western Nail Association
Association
Warrant Placed On Boston Real Estate Operator
A Boston justice issued a warrant as the man, reportedly in real estate, obtained $1000 under false pretenses from a business partner. Police traced him to Brooklyn and he was handed to a Boston officer for transfer. Moses Spiegel, Broad street liquor dealer, convicted in U S court for using washed revenue stamps and remanded for sentence. Chamber of Commerce silver coinage committee plans Washington visit Monday to confer with delegates from Portland Providence Chicago and others ahead of Bland committee hearing next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Burbank
Brooklyn
Moses Spiegel
Broad Street
United States
Committee
the Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Portland
Providence
Chicago
Bland
Mount Desert G. A. R. post opens with James M. Parker
Sleighing remains good in Ridgeley and nearby areas. Hunters captured a fisher in Madrid, selling fur for nine dollars. Lewiston bleachery, led by James Dempsey, produces about 25 tons daily and remains profitable. Dempsey’s son W. D. Dempsey has moved to Pawtucket RI to run the new Dempsey bleachery and dye house.
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Mount Desert
James M. Parker
Ridgeley
Madrid
Lewiston
James Dempsey
Dempsey
W.D. Dempsey
Pawtucket
R. L
Concord forms a young republican club
Reports note 107 inmates at the state industrial school in Manchester and a special Madison meeting where citizens refused to revisit the vote approving a new town house. Pension agent at Concord denied $30,000 salary. actual pay is $10,660 for the year with $6,606 in fees. Jamaica Plain man leases Bellamy mills to Col. Sawyer for wood pulp goods. large labor force expected. Nellie Phelps, Lancaster Gazette compositor, died by morphine. inquest likely. Arthur Tuntoon, escaped Concord asylum patient, recaptured in Augusta after two months in Augusta jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
State Industrial School
Manchester
Madison
Charles H. Gardner
Jamaica Plain
Mass
Charles H. Sawyer
Dover
Bellamy Mills
Nellie Phelps
Lancaster Gazette
Arthur Tuntoon
Concord Asylum
Augusta
Strike and finance notes fill Massachusetts news
The employer of Sanborn and Mann in Stoneham Center cut wages by five percent. E D Shaw of Wales failed with $15,000 liabilities. He calls a creditors’ meeting at Palmer Saturday at 1 PM. Mrs S A Earle of Leominster is missing, believed eloped with F Emerson. Lowell school board elected George H Conley as superintendent, a History Cross College graduate. Hayden company consolidates with Joel Hayden and J P Gillis Co as United Brass Co with $700,900 capital. In Natick a strike caused a Wednesday clash. a French worker was knocked down as crowds hissed. James Manning of Northampton challenges a 125-pound man to a Marquis of Queensbury five sixes bout, split 60-40 of net receipts. Davis & Taylor of Lawrence had $50,000 attached by Howard National Bank for $200,000 property value. mill to close Saturday pending creditors’ arrangements. The allure has caused excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanborn & Mann
Stoneham Centre
E. D. Shaw
Wales
Palmer
S. A. Earle
Leominster
Femerson
Lowell School Board
George H. Conley
Mr. Conley
Itory Cross College
Springfield Union
Hayden Company
Joel Hayden Company
J. P. Gillis & Co
United Brass Company
J. O. Wilson & Co
Natick
Wilson
James Manning
Northampton
Massachusetts
Marquis of Queensbury
Woman Burned in East Cambridge Fire
A fire alarms from box 31 at 7 p m in East Cambridge reports a blaze in No 305 Cambridge street. Mrs Eliza Buckston badly burned and likely to die, transported to Massachusetts General Hospital. Additional brief fire items include a box 245 blaze at Tremont street causing $200 damage to adjacent buildings and other small losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
East Cambridge
Cambridge Street
Eliza Buckston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Hugh McElroy
Charles Street
Tremont Street
Samuel Little
Edward Wright
Mr. Little
Frank Tucker
F. B. Kelley
Aguero's Landing Signals Revolt in Cuba
Advices from Havana report Gen Aguero landing with no resistance and attracting many factions. Troops retreated after encounters while excitement rises in Havana amid a show of force ahead of elections. Spain requested to send more troops and censorship of telegraphic despatches was reestablished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aguero
Cuba
Key West
Fla
Havana
Angero
Spain
Brothers-in-law fall into Niagara after quarrel
Thomas Vedder and N R Pierson, brothers-in-law from Suspension Bridge, visited Goat Island and did not return. Pierson’s boat was found shot through the head near Lunar Island, with horse and buggy tied to a tree and Vedder’s clothes on the ice. Police fear Vedder shot Pierson and then killed himself by leaping into the rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Thomas Vedder
N. R. Pierson
Goat Island
Pierson
Lunar Island
Vedder
Suspension Bridge
Hartford Letter Reunites Family with Missing Soldier
A letter from John H. Perry, missing since 1865 after mustering out at Rock Island, arrived from Texas. His parents, who had set up a tombstone last year, report his incoherent account of wandering concluding in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
John H. Perry
Texas
Rock Island
Explosion at North Carolina quarry kills dock robinson
An April 10 blast at stone quarries near Franklinton, Raleigh area, killed Dock Robinson and fatally wounded J Edwin Strong. Six others, Wim Brodie, Wm Hawkins, George Hampton, Sanderson Mayfield among them, were injured. Fifteen men worked at the site. cause unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Franklinton
Dock Robinson
J Edwin Strong
Wim. Brodie
Wm. Hawkins
George Hampton
Sanderson Mayfield
Sheriff issues capias in $100,000 alienation case
Philadelphia dispatch reports sheriff issued capias for Clara B. Meeke in a civil suit by Mrs. Wilhelmina FE Griffiths seeking $100,000 damages for alienation of her husband George H. Griffiths affections. Today Mrs Meeke visited the sheriff's office and posted bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Clara B. Meeke
Wilhelmina FE. Griffiths
George H. Griffiths
Absconding Cashier Hubbard Rumored Embezzler Topples Bank Hope
In MonmovyTnH Illinois on April 10 no news has arrived about the missing cashier Hubbard. Police estimate the total defalcation exceeds 50 thousand dollars, with a complaint alleging embezzlement of 114 thousand eight hundred dollars. It is unclear if the bank will reopen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmovytnh
Ill
Hubbard
City Council Debates Streets and Budget for 1884 85
A special meeting of the Boston board of aldermen approved a series of petitions including paving John street, removing a tree in front of 16 Central square, and extending or improving several streets. Debates over budget items led to increases for Meridian street bridge and ferry expenses, while some reductions were rejected. The council adjourned, with further fiscal work scheduled for next meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Alderman Whitten
John D. Williams
John Street
Fulton Street
Robert Bausch
No. 16
Central Square
East Boston
William Fletcher
Fitchburg Station
Harbor
James Rankin
Dorchester Avenue
Centre Avenue
King Street
Dorchester
Waldo Adams
Boylston Street
Exeter
Gloucester Street
F.W. Webster
Dudley Street
Virginia Street
New York and New England
Charles Harris
Board of Health
Committee On
Minot Street
Neponset Avenue
Committee On Auditor
Common Council
Wiliam F. Wharton
Harvey N. CooLuison
James E. Fitz Geraup
Hersert L. Harding
William H. H. Emmons
Democratic State Committee Meets in New Hampshire
The New Hampshire Democratic State Committee meeting in CoxcorD Laconia elected delegates for the Chicago convention on May 21 and district conventions, adopted a tariff reform resolution, and formed a call committee. Also details of Republican conventions across several districts selecting national delegates were reported along with local caucus results in Dover Nashua and Chicago dispatch notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Democratic State Committee
Coxcord
N. H
Charles F. Stone
Laconia
Chicago
J.C. Moore
The
Manchester Union
Troy
N. Y
Arthur
Bushnell
Ill
Logan
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Harrison
Pennyan
Twenty-Ninth District
Blaine
Evlgin
Indianapolis
Indiana
Stanton J. Peele
Congress
Thomas Brown
Sedalia
Committee On Resolutions
Missouri
Dover
William E. Whiteley
John I. Hurd
Charles W. Wiggin
A. T. Pinkham
Cyrus Littlefield
Clarence J. Hurd
Hiram F. Snow
Winslow T. Perkins
Charles i. Sawyer
Georges. Frost
John Hi. Nute
Goons E. Varney
William D. Taylor
Theodore W. Woodman
Joseph Hayes
Simeon ?. Folsom
John Hi. Nealley
Edmunds
Unknown
Nashua
N. W
Concord
The Cotton Fibre and its Structure as Shown by the Microscope Described
Mr. Thomas Pray Jr spoke at the Society of Arts on The Cotton Fibre and its Structure as shown by the Microscope. He demonstrated mastery of cotton growing ginning and processing with personal viewing of all slides. He described plantation scenes sea island cotton costing high prices and urged funding for further cotton fibre research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Arts
Institute of Technology
Thomas Pray, Jr
Sea Island
London Letters and International Briefs
London reports poet Robert Buchanan condemns journalist imprisonment while urging restraint for Edmund Yates. Dutch blockades along Acheen coast pressure Tenom’s rajah to free crew of the Nisero wreck. Cork man P W Fitzgerald linked to murder plot in Ireland. Cairo dispatch notes Nubar Pasha’s elation amid partial fixes. Gordon privately contemplates evacuation. Ayoub Khan and followers detained at Meshed with English subsidy discussed. Andorra dispute resolved with Bishop Seodurgel’s proposals accepted by France.
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London
Robert Buchanan
Pall Mall Gazette
Edmund H. Yates
World
Acheen
Sumatra
Tenom
P. W. Fitzgerald
Cork
Ireland
Standard
Cairo
Nubar Pasha
Aual
Gordon
Seodurgel
Dr Haven Advises Against Starch for Infants at Washingtonian Home
Dr H C Haven spoke Thursday at the Washingtonian home on child care. He warned that half of deaths in children under six months come from feeding farmaceous foods and starch, which burden digestion. He urged reliance on mothers milk, pure air, proper clothing, and minimal digestive work for growing infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Haven
Washingtonian Home
Inquiry on Steinmann loss ends as captain testifies
Captain Schoonhoven was recalled and stated the Steinmann, not a regular passenger steamer, had boats in perfect order with oars boat hooks a keg of water a mast and sail ready for use. He said he never obtained a pilot until near Chebucto head after three port calls and long waits for boarding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faiifax
Schoonhoven
Chebucto Head
Double murder rocks Richmond. husband sought after tragedy
Richmond Texas April 10. A double murder occurred this morning targeting the wife and baby of Jack Thornton, a colored man. Thornton, believed to be the killer, was under indictment for seduction and married his victim yesterday to evade legal consequences. He remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Texas
Jack Thornton
Thornton
Strike Enlarges on Cincinnati Northern Line
Cincinnati April 10 The strike of employees on the Tolledo Cincinnati and St. Louis railroad's Cincinnati Northern division now includes all hands except conductors and engineers. The stoppage is caused by non payment of wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Northern Division
Tolledo, Cincinnati and St. Louis Railroad
Cape Cod ship canal route changes and crossing duties bill
A proposed measure authorizes the Cape Cod ship canal company within six months of passage to alter its canal route from Monument station to Buzzard Bay via Black River, with damages to land and materials paid by the canal company. The Old Colony railroad must cross the canal once at a board-determined point, with a drawbridge and bridge maintenance funded by the canal company, plus a superintendent and staff for the drawbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod Ship Canal
Committee On Harbors and Public Lands
Cape Cod Ship Canal Company
Monument Station
Buzzard’s Bay
Black River
Old Colony Railroad Company
Canal Company
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Railroad Company and Canal Company
Railroad Company
Worcester Water and Wreck Heroes Saluted in Legislature
The house met at 11 in the morning with the speaker presiding. A senate bill amending the act for Worcester's water supply passed to be engrossed. Provincetown’s Keeper Fisher and crew of the Peaked Hill Lifesaving Station were thanked for saving crews of the William H. Mailer and Robert L. Smith during the bar wrecks. Reports from committees covered finance, claims, liquor law, judiciary, probate, parishes, and revised statutes, with engrossed and accepted measures on various local matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Boston and Roxbury Mill Corporation
Howard Holland
Massachusetts
Joint Committee On Probate and Chancery
Joint
Committee On
Probate and Chancery
Committee On the Judiciary
Clara Barton
Agricultural College
House
Senate
Worcester
Small
Provincetown
Isaac G. Fisher
Peaked Hill Bar
William H. Mailer
Robert L. Smith
Beard
Boston
Bridgewater
Richardson
Athol
Cotley
Root
Stone
Toulmin
Pattee
Quincy
Osborne
East Bridgewater
Lowell
Joint Committee On the Judiciary
C. W. Summer
Brockton
Joshua E. Crane
Charles D. Nash
Plymouth County
North River
Plymouth
Hillsdale Agricultural Society
Auditor of the Commonwealth
Janitor Shot After Revolver Fails in Parkman Street Slip
William Henry White a 27 year old janitor at Broadway National Bank residing at 30 Parkman street slipped in Court square at 10 P M Thursday. A revolver in his pocket discharged when it hit the sidewalk, the bullet entering the inner thigh and lodging in his body. He was taken to station 2 where the ball was removed, then moved to the city hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry White
Parkman Street
Broadway National Bank
Court Square
City Hospital
New York and Richmond Officers Visit Boston for Lee Camp Testimonial
Gen OBrien of New York and Capt Spitzer of Richmond arrived to form a committee from the New York convention to arrange a testimonial for the KR E Lee camp. They aim to secure contributions toward a home for ex confederates near Richmond where veterans from both sides will be admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’brien
New York
Capt. Spitzer
Richmond
New York City
KR. E. Lee
Boston
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Boston Post
Aera Ata
Iean
Boston Weekly Post
P Post Publishing CO
Hoston
Thomas F. Bayard
Delaware
Joseph E. McDonald
Telegraph and Mail
Pennsylvania Democrats
America
Fine Arts
Politcal
Republican Campaign Fund
Alabama
R. H. Woodward
Post Office Department
Springer
Brady
Dorsey
Department of Justice
Cook
Stephen W. Dorsey
Republican Party
Gen. Brady
Thos. A. McDevitt
McDevitt
James Kee
W.H. Crawford
Dakota
Montana
Ezra Traverse
Nevada
J.C. McNibben
Secretary of the Treasury
Loring Silva
Wm. C. Harris
G. K. Eincken
G. W. Palmere
G. H. Eincken
C. Tirrell
J. Q. A. Field
James Tirrell
Alfred Tirrell
Seth Curtis
John S. Hall
Bates Torrey
Nelson Thompson
Daniel F. Emery
J.W. Waterhouse
William Winkney
T. F. Bassett
Samuel G. Snelling
David Halkett
J. Morris
Reed
Commissioner of Agriculture
Solomon
Department
Eaton
Plymouth Rock
Long Branch
New England
Rhode Island
Connecticut
West Virginia
Florida
Georgia
Wesley
Morrison
Osage Agency
Indian Territory
Interior Department
African International Association
Congo
John J. Knox
National Bank of the Republic of New York
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
G. A. Windus
Blackville
Robert Boyd
Colorado
Arthur Blaine
Conkling
Grant
Teller
Denver
Gresham
Social Lumber
Brewster
Folger
Court of Commissioners of Alabama
Revere Copper Company
Henry E. Nesmith
James I. Nesmith
Benj. J. Nesmith
Nesmith & Sons
B. J. Nesmith
Henry KE. Nesmith
Arthur Child
M. J. Leeds
James Eaton
F. Adams
Thos. Skolfield
Clement Skolfield
John W. Curtis
John S. Curtis
Alex Ewing
P. G. Blanchard
Perez N. Blanchard
Samuel 8. Thomas
C. Humphrey
Joseph R. Curtis
Eben R. York
P. N. Blanchard
J. W. Lawrence
Joseph Day
Jonathan Chase
Joel Hueston
Moses Chase
Rebecca Land
H. E. Nesmith
J. I. Nesmith
B. 1. Nesmith
of Nesmith & Sons
Carolina
A. Baxter
Benjamin Carver
Wildes P. Walker
Caroline Nesmith
Henry I. Nesmith
A. H. Owen
Thomas Appleton
Samuel Watts
P.M. Whihtmore
M. H. Fish
A. ©. Otis
Wm. Decker
Wm. Otis
D. D. Deusbury
Sylvanus C. Blanchard
Wm. Reed
Child
Sk. L. Corning
Fla. Marsily
A. Mosseron
Dupin
H. R. Miller
G. H. Ericken
Geo. W. Palmer
G. P. Lawrence
T. Livingston
A. M. Sexas
W. B. Wentworth
George Lovejoy
Mary Lovejoy
J. R. Nettles
the Methodists
Naidz
Detroit
Ross
McLaughlin
Dayton
Pan-Handle
Beavers
Xenia
Illinois
Gotham Gleanings
George Burbank
Wan
NEW England News
Telegraph
New Bedford
South Dartmouth
Arthur Howland
Howland
Edward F. Potter
Mary Smith
Carl Harvey
Springfield
Elisha Graves
Parson
Pensacola
Louisville and Nashville
Roberts
Hoffiman House
Robinson’s
George Patterson
Corsicana
City Council
Michael Meehan
Alderman Morton
Meridian Street
Ferry
South Ferry
Alderman Curtis
Charles River
Massachusetts Avenue
Alderman Hersey
Alderman Leighton
Brighton
Stony Brook
Alderman Greenough
Linden Park
Suffolk
Lee
Committee On Judiciary
Fast Boston Ferries
Ries
ceeesOe
Ck Ae
William Woolley
Descusssulo
Clarence
P. Dovel
Thomas F. Doherty
George L. Thorndike
Bega Weeke
Michael Meechan
Cseelenenar
Harris
Eikeness
Cece O. A. Galvid
I. T. Merritt
Meehan
Winthrop School House
Patrick McAleer
C. J. Bateman
Public Library
Joseph Burge
Charles River Bridge
Harbors
Dennis J. Mahoney
John C. Smith
Murray
Ward 13
James J. Flynn
Donnelly
Ward 7
Back Bay Park
Political News
CubcaGco
Journal
Elgin
Reuben Ellwood
the Society OF Arts
Legislature
Cape Cud Ship Canal
Onslow Gilmore
Committee On Expenditures
Charlestown
State Workhouse
Willson
Salem
Stow
Fall River
Randall
Cummings
Kingsley
Waltham and Weston
Bent, Kingsley
Bancroft
O’ Neil
Dunham
Stockbridge
Ernst
Weston
Newton
Paine
Waltham
Coffin
Committee On Railroads
French
Old Colony
W. H. Barnes
Boston and Albany
Wentworth
Dedham
Committee On Taxation
Gettysburg
Brackett
Post Publishing CO
Milk
Washington St
Club Rat Ee
Daily Hat Ag Pt Jee
Bemi Post
Ston Weekly Post
A. P. Moore
Damon
Sudbury
Taha
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