Senators Named as Newspaper Owners Include Hawley and More
An exchange lists United States Senators who own newspapers, naming Hawley Anthony Jones Plumb Hill Fair Allison and Mahone. It omits Hale who is said to own an interest in the Bangor Whig and Ellsworth American. Pendleton is believed to still have an Enquirer stake and Logan in the Chicago Inter Ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hawley
Anthony
Jones
Plumb
Hill
Fair
Allison
Mahone
Hale
Bangor Whig
Ellsworth American
Pendleton
Cincinnati Enquirer
Logan
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Senate and Treasury Affair Drafts in Virginia Split
Washington reports a Mahone faction led by Senator Lewis lobbying the White House for recognition while Republicans push to resist Readjuster ties. Jorgensen and others press for Mahone’s ouster of Brady and Potts, urging a straightout Republican ticket. A new party coalition idea surfaces with Greenbackers and Nationals hinting at a Republican Speaker choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Washington
Mahone
Lewis
White House
Jorgensen
Anent
Brady
Internal Revenue District
Petersburg
D. G. Potts
Windom
James
Col. Potts
Wickham
Col. Mosby
United States
Hong Kong
Mosby
Virginia
Senate
Dawes
Edmunds
Conkling
Plumb
Jones
Nevada
Conger
Frye
Hale
Harrison
Mr. Mitchell
Pennsylvania
Messrs
Hoar
Lee Crandall
Greenback Party
Florida
de LaMartyr
Mr. Hiscock
New York
Nicholas Ford
Missouri
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Far West
Mahone Coalition
Friends
Gen. Wickham
Republican Party of
State Committee
Senate Republicans
Woollen goods manufacturers appeal decision on wool duty
A Boston and New York delegation pressed Assistant Secretary French to reconsider the Supreme Court ruling in Victor et al. vs ex Collector Arthur of New York. The decision cut duty 50 cents per pound on many woollen fabrics and taxed stockings under schedule M rather than L. Knit shirts and drawers are in doubt and Customs was told not to apply the ruling to them until ordered. Judge French will hear the group at 10 A M tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Boston
French
Treasury Department
Supreme Court of the United States
Victor Et al
Arthur
Post Office Defines Copyright Infringement Rules
The 1881 General Order amends Section 214 to require postmasters, on complaint of a US copyright owner, to collect the offending publication title, its US agents if any, and certify the copy for transmission to the First Assistant Postmaster General. A new clause to Section 432 adds that any publication violating US copyright is unmailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
United States
Librarian of Congress
Thomas L. James
Fire losses overwhelm several cities on April 15
New York reports a six story Mulberry Street brick building gutted with a $30,000 loss. Buffalo factories Stafford Foul & Co and nearby firms suffer $35,000 in damages with building losses of $10,000. Other fires in Pawtucket Providence Laconia Coventry and Decatur cause varied losses and insurance claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mulberry Street
William Smith
O. Cumiskey
O. Hollander
Sintoff & Hartt
Turners
Reigelman
E. Hohlman
McFadden & Hatton
J. Friedman
Fans
Mitchell
Buffato
Bufrato
Stafford, Foul & Co
Matthews
J. N. Matthews
Morning Express
E. Hirschfeld & Co
Hiram Exstein
Manufacturers
Boston
Phoenix
Hartford
Springfield Fire and Marine
Provipence
R. I
Farmers’ Mutual
Laconia
N. H
Annie C. James
Gilford
Cincinnati
Commercial
Decatur
Ala
Trenton
Ont
Storm and flood threaten Rock Island and surrounding areas
Flooding hits Rock Island Illinois with rising river and ice obstructing outlets. Lower lands submerged, First Avenue and streets under water up to twelve inches. Train service disrupted as passengers moved by carriage. residents evacuated to escape embankment breach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
First Avenue
Rock Island and
Peoria
Milan
A. L. Lauderdale
Fernando
Miss
Commerce
D. W. Fly
Vermont
Derby Line
West Virginia
Green Brier County
White Sulphur Springs
New Brunswick
St. Joan
N. B
Freight rate rumors roil New York Central pool talks
Reports from New York state that freight lines operating on the New York Central may cut rates despite a manifesto by Commissioner Fink. A trunk line managers meeting at Vanderbul's house is set to discuss the issue and the pool integrity amid suspicions Baltimore Ohio and Pennsylvania aim to sever the pool. In Mexico City, Grant and Romero arrive as friction surrounds the new railroad franchise transfer to Palmer and Sullivan and six thousand workers are said to have been discharged from the Palmer and Sullivan line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
Mahone
Virginia
Garfield
Hoar
Dawes
Stearns Kendall Abbott
Crue
Groton
Boston
Post
Westport
N. Y
Spain
Naval Department of
Cuba
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Missouri
Far West
Walt Whitman
Abraham Lincoln
New York Central
New England
Rock Island
New York
Fink
Vanderbul
Joint High Commission
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ice
Grant
Mexico
City of
Romero
Matamoras
Monterey
Palmer and Sullivan
Pacheco
Col. Lewis
California
Topolarampa
Palmer and Sullivan Railroad
Norfolk
George White
Abner A. Linnell
Braintree
Saia
Dedham
Abram C
Paul
Sherif
Messen
Cincinnati Street Car Strike Expands Across City and Newport
Cincinnati and Newport workers stage a large night strike with about 800 participants over nearly 75 miles of track. Strikers vow to avoid violence, while cars are disrupted and drivers sent home. authorities plan to meet next Monday as public sympathy remains high but efforts to resume service continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Newport
Consolidated Lines
Newport Companies
Lines
Mexicans Shot by Americans in Texas River Clash
In El Paso Texas two young Mexicans Jau rique and Sanchez were killed in a land dispute eight miles up the river. Mexican Consul led armed men to recover the bodies before inquest. A later clash left Hale Kiempkan Campbell and a Mexican wounded or dead. Hale and Kiempkan were killed in a street shooting with the City Marshal firing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Texas
Jaurique
Sanchez
Justice’s Office
John Hale
Kiempkan
Hale
A. Campbell
Campbell
Funeral of Rear Admiral James L. Lardner Held in Philadelphia
The funeral service for Rear Admiral James L. Lardner occurred at the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Epiphany in Philadelphia. Police and National Guard detachments escorted the body from the family home, with marines from the naval barracks, and a Naval Asylum delegation attended. Interment followed at Oxford Church near Frankford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
James L. Lardner
Protestant Episcopal Church
Naval Asylum
Oxford Church
Frankford
Tur key hunter shoots rival by mistake near Newport
George Wallace a telegraph operator and James Goodloe a prominent merchant separated while turkey hunting near Newport. Wallace arrived first and mistook Goodloe for a turkey, firing and killing him with a bullet that pierced his throat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
George Wallace
James Goodloe
Newport
Wallace
Goodloe
Murder Shocks Laramie as Rail Foreman Is Shot
Early today Charles Pirronnet a freight conductor killed roadmaster C H Graves. Both men were married with families. Pirronnet lured Graves from the telegraph office and fatally shot him. He was immediately arrested amid high excitement and threats of lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie Crry, Wy
Charles Pirronnet
C. H. Graves
Pieronnet
Graves
Trial in Danville: De Jarnette’s sister testifies for defense
In the Danville trial, De Jarnette who killed his sister in a house of ill fame, has his younger sister on the stand for the defense. She testifies to his kindness to her and to the sister he shot and to their mother. The court opening meeting with the prisoner was distressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
de Jarnette
Eighteen Spanish Officials Sentenced for Frauds in Cuba
London reports a Cuba Governor General telegram detailing a court martial sentence of eighteen Spanish naval officials convicted of frauds in the Ciba department. All receive penal servitude and the government plans further prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
London
Madrid
Spain
Naval Department
Ciba
Berasge
Blanco
Havana
Hessy Helfmann
Roussakoff
Michaeloff
Kibaltschitisch
Jeliaboff
Sophie Pieoffsky
St. Petersburg
Mérnime
Bismarck
Empire
Germany
Bundesrath
Frederik William
Paris Figaro
Ritter
Ellouin
Rumelsouk
Vouages
Notable Brooklyn to New York Crime Roundup and Trials
John Jourdan escapes Bellevue Hospital after three months in custody on a Middletown Savings Bank robbery charge. Other items include Jasper Martin threatening violence over a refused marriage, John Blanchard accused of diamond theft, Levi I Thorne arrested over libel claims, Good Friday services across churches, Iselin misappropriation claim, and unions boycotting baker John H Schultz. Additional notes cover cigars stolen from Greenwich Street warehouses, Yale alumni trustee nominations, and a billiards match score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John J. Jourdan
Middletown
Conn
Bellevue Hospital
Connecticut
Jourdah
Court of Appeals
Jasper Martin
Huntington
L. I
Alice Halligan
John W. Blanchard
Mrs. Sweet
Philadelphia
Franklin B. Gowen
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Gowen
Thorne
Francrs Iselin
Iselin & Barker
Wall Street
Richard Roche
Schaefer
Slosson
Vignaux
England
America
Greenwich Street
Washington Street
Yale
Yale College
F. J. Kingsbury
Waterbury, Conn
Brayton Ives
A. J. Taylor
Little, Brown & Co
Boston
John H. Brown
Long Island Railroad
Bridget Collins
Worcester
St. Louis
Norwich
Dinsmore
Thomas Pares
Stalker Williams Kills Stork Then Snake Emerges
Lester Williams shot and killed a three and a half foot stork of a peculiar species. The bird was taken to Dr. Robinson’s office for examination by ornithological experts. While handled, a four foot snake protruded from the stork’s mouth and later crawled from its stomach, a rare ophidian find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Williams
Robinson
Butler Spoons Controversy Sparks Plausible Claim and Ledger Proof
A Washington correspondent recounts a claim by a woman posing as the daughter of Gen. Twiggs that Butler stole her father’s silver spoons. Butler explains he sent Twiggs’s swords to Washington for museum trophies, kept family silver in Treasury vaults, and provided vouchers for items seized from Twiggs’s house. The piece notes enduring partisan belief and counterclaims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Benjamin F. Butler
Washington
Garfield
David E. Twiggs
Butler
New Orleans
Twiggs
Congress
South
Annapolis Academy
West Point
Treasury
Quartermaster’s Department
Butler and the
Spoons
Northeastern Railway Snow Fight Drags On
The Northeastern Railway Company spent over 300000 dollars fighting snow since October. Thirty four snow ploughs and up to six locomotives each labored to clear drifts. One massive plough weighing 48000 pounds plus 80000 pounds of iron was repelled by a 52 foot drift, lodging against trees. From one cut 324000 cubic yards of snow were removed, but wind quickly rebuilt it in eight hours. Nine thousand men worked as shovellers at times this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton Post
Northeastern Railway Company
Illiterate Job Applicant From West Virginia Seeks Post Office Job
Washington Post notes a West Virginia applicant with evident orthography flaws seeking a clerk position. The letter requests vacancies and praise for clerical suitability while omitting many words and using excessive capitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Post Office Department
West Virginia
Marriage Mixup Delights Wisconsin Town
A wedding plan in Waupaca ends in a comic mix up with a rehearsal party where the ceremony was forgotten after drinks and food. The couple Jim McCloy and Annie Christianson resumed preparations and finally wed the next night with the ceremony first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waupaca
Wis
Jim McCloy
Annie Christianson
Old Hermitage Bourbon Unearthed in Treasury Tile Room
In a Treasury Department tile room a two gallon jug was found with a mouldy card to Secretary Howell Cobb from Lewis Wigfall. Inside the cork lingered a drop of Old Hermitage Bourbon, reviving memories of the era when "Old Buck" occupied the White House and the capital teemed with Southern warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Republican
Treasury Department
Howell Cobb
the Treasury
Lewis Wigfall
White House
Freedom’s frame in federal law limits power and preserves union
The prospectus argues that free governments rest on constitutional supremacy over government. In the federal union the constitution limits powers to those granted to the general government. Resisters to overreach are true friends of the union. defenders of undelegated powers are its enemies.
Missing Nancy Boyle Found Murdered in School House
Nancy Boyle an 18 year old from near Westport New York was found dead in a school house six miles from her home. The body showed signs of rape and homicide and authorities say there is no clue to the killer amid great local excitement. The discovery ends six weeks of her disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
N. Y
Nancy Boyle
Westport
National Rubber Works
Bristol
Collins Chace
Providence
Nathan F. Dixon
Westerly
United States
George Harris
Minnesota
Newport
Providence Methodist Conference Considers Consolidation
At the Providence Methodist Episcopal Conference session a committee was appointed to confer with the New England Conference on consolidation. The group also addressed a proposal to rename the conference and adopted strong resolutions against tobacco use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Providence Methodist Episcopal Conference
New England Conference
Legislative member elopes with rival's wife in North Carolina
W J Manden a Pasquotank county Republican legislator eloped Monday with J A Johnson of Woodville's wife. They vanished with a large sum of money believed to belong to Johnson. Mrs Johnson, about 35, is described as pretty. Manden, about 40. No clues to their whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralfigh
N. C
W. J. Manden
Pasquotank County
J. A. Johnson
Woodville
Johnson
Manden
Maine News Bits from Belfast to Gardiner and Beyond
Items report a Belfast woman suicide after attempting self harm, Gardiner library funding stance, L A Torrens named Lake Maranacook Festival director with 1000 chorus voices, a Portland literary group with five of thirty four born outside Maine, Maine's homogeneous population claim, a Ellsworth child death from poisonous leaves, Rice library Kittery treasurer report with funds and gains, ex governor Ichabod Goodwin reelected president and officers named, East Corinth alarm over a citizen fleeing with step daughter and family assets aboard two horses and wagon, with further details of a wife and child left behind and another wife reportedly elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Staples
Belfast
Sons of Temperance
Gardiner
L. A. Torrens
Boston
Portland
Maine
Union
John B. Mitchell
Ellsworth
Rice Public Library
Kittery
Ichabod Goodwin
W. H. Haskell
E. C. Spinney
East Corinth
Paris
West
Through Passenger Pooling Among Rail Lines
The pooling arrangement among Central Vermont, Southeastern, Passumpsic and Boston Concord Montreal Railroads covers through passenger traffic from Montreal to Boston. Several Vermont judges and a set of criminal escape cases are noted, plus Addison Vanderhoof reported missing and later found deceased near Dead Creek, and two jail escapees Bedor and Brown recaptured while others remain at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Passumpsie
Boston
Concord
Montreal
Doe
Supreme Court
Foster
Stanley
Bingham
Allen
Smith
Clark
Sawyer
Addison Vanderhoof
West Addison
Dead Creek
Joseph Bedor
Harry Brown
Haverhill
Bedor
Lyndonville
Brown
Sherbrook
Canada
Wells River
Vermont News Roundup Echoes Farming, Finance, and Legal Calls
Montreals shipped 1014 horses to the States in a month. Ex Gov Smith of St Albans funds prizes for Vermont farmers. Chief Justice Pierpont rules drunkenness not grounds for divorce. Rutland sells 39000 in town bonds. Vermont towns funding schemes suggest lower interest. A big snowstorm hits central and northern Vermont with feet of snow. A Chittenden County suit concerns 2800 pounds of allegedly tainted cheese. Merino sheep appreciate higher prices in Addison county sparking local dissension. A Northfield financial scandal note leads to a divorce and restitution claims. Carr death‑row reprieve request denied after Montpelier hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Smith
St. Albans
Vermont
Pierpont
Rutland
Roxbury
Chittenden
E. M. Slayton
Manchester
Richmond
Northfield Nabob
Nabob
Chittenden County
Henry Bailard
Burlington
Redfield
Carr
Six to eight Lynn shoe makers remain from 1860 list
A survey shows only six to eight of the three hundred Lynn shoe manufacturers from 1860 still operate there. Other items note a fatal assault in East Longmeadow, a bank defalcation narrowed to one thousand, and various regional incidents and society news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Yorktown
Niantic
State Agricultural Society
Lynn
Smith Ranson
Luther Bridge
East Longmeadow
Charles M. Leighton
Philadelphia
Newburyport
Boston
Rollstone National Bank of
Fitchburg
Carlton
Dimpeck
Nova Scotia
Westboro
Summit Street
Lawrence
Foster
Abiel Wilson
George Gould
North Andover
Stephen M. Wilds
Indian Neck
Buzzard’s Bay
Lincoln
Tempies Knob
Cape Ann Yacht Club
Pamed
Bennett Griffin
F. H. Gainey
W. F. Parsons
H. F. Sanford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gov. Long
Dr. Miner
Eastport
Section 7
Nova
Scotia
Ohio Valley
Missouri River
Leavenworth
Mississippi
Cairo
Pitsburg
Middle
South Atlantic States
Gulf States
Memphis
Opstaven
SigNal Service
U.S. A
B. M. Pursseen
Serveant Signal Corps
U.5
War Department
United States Army
Massianate
Charleston
Chicago
Fair Cleveland
OO Pats
Detroit
Mich
XUUE
giCloudry
Raia
Jacksonville
Fla
Newark
Clear Deweno
Clear Phiadelphia
Penn
Fair Portland
St Snowochester
Cloudy Shoreham
Clear MN
Lt Rain
Clouay
Theatre
Evenm Park Theatre
Fanny Davenport
Galety Theatre
Evepii
ARD Atheneum
Boston Theatre
Opera
Boston Museum
Jeanie Deans
Gaynor
Wm. Burkitt
Newcastle
Eng
Colon
Aspinwall
Alhambra
Trinidad
Carondelet
Matanzas
W. A. Scholten
Rotterdam
Axe
Netley Abbey
Queenstown
Algeria
Gibraltar
Pontiac
Port Antonio
Tropic
Antigua
Muriel
Hamburg
Suevia
Galette
HK. Harris & Co
Isburgh & Co
Moses Colman & Son
C. T. Walker
Henry A. Bird & Co
H. C. Bird & Co
Philada
Lippincott, Son & Co
Richards & Co Fuesday
Albert Howe & Co
Lewis J. Bird & Co
Johnson, Moody & Go
Henry & Haten
Gp Philagelphia
Samuel Buntine’s Sons & Co
Carreta
Rec.a
Wilmerding
Rogue
L Real
Samuel Hate & Co
R. Knights & Co
Wilmerding, Heguet Co
Richards & Co
Francis Tenshaw & Co
Stecks
R. L. Day & Co
Pharsday
San Francisco
DIDS
Eeereretee
Belcher
Best & Belcher
Bodie
Excheaner
Gould & Curry
Hale & Norcross
Kite
Aesepeauss
Uphir
Eeessnes
Montserrat
Protection For Publishers
Dakota
Interior Department
Gov. Ordway
Gen. McCook
Anson G. McCook
McCook
Robert Given
Edward L. Amory
Albert C. Dillingham
Rock Island, Ill
Foreign News
Frankfort
Nicholas Jonostantinovich
Constantine
Winter Palace
Lord Dufferin
Rowland Hill
Surrey Chapel
Newman Hall
Westminster Bridge Road
Gotham
Bradstreet
Tomorrow
Massachusetts
Middle States
Provinces
Tenn
Davis
St. Francis River
McCread
Iil
L. BR. Ramsey
Ramsey & Son
Cleveland
Mt. Ver
Jeff Davis
Henry Duerzon
Des Arc
Ship News
Tom’s River
Seaside Park
Liverpool
Thos Dunham’s Nephews & Co
Hageman
Consignees
Alexander
Cotton
Cardiff
Rio Janeiro
Lundy Isle
Yeddo
Wilson Line
Hull
Gravesend
Albany Times
NEW England News
Island
New Hampshire
Iowa
Dennis O’keefe
Raymond
St. Jacobs Oil
Messrs. Wangler Bros
Petey Staliman
Beepington Township
St. Jobs
H. W. Briden
St. Jacobs
Wm. Becker
Mount Vernon Township
Wangler Bros
Wm. Schroeder
Gilbertsville
Scrofula
Pnes
HKEEP
Keep
Keep Manufacturing Company
Tremont Street
Sanford Line
Bangor
Lincoln's Wharf
Bacgorata
Penobscot River
Littlefield
Calton
J. H. Ashton
State St
Cor
Merchants’ Row
Fairbanks
Redding
Russia
J. J. Stevenson & CO
Faneuil Hall
Insurance
Ben J. F. Stevens
Jos. M. Gibbens
Fire Insurance
North American Ins. CO
Continental Insurance CO
OF New York
Albert Bowker
ngsThts
Old State House
Beach Street
Mass
Richard Garbest
Charles H.smith
William A.garrett
Suffolk
Joan W. McKim
Aplo T
Elijah George
Common Wealth
Probate Court
William H. Smith
Said
Charles A Smith
Ana
Joan W. McKia. Esquire
Massachtusetts
Martin Zimmerman
Anna
Maria Zimmerman
Ann
Joan W. McKin, Esquire
Elwah George
Register
Yommor Whalth
George Bancroft
Sarah G. Bancroft
Joan W. McKim. Esquire
Phineas Stearns
Wiliam L. Smith
W. L. Smith & CO
William L. Smith
Walker
NEW Publications
Atlantic
Carlyle
Henry James
Rabbi Ishmael
John G. Whittier
E. Th. House
Fillmore
Ben
Perley Poore
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Henry James, Jr
Eugene Scribe
J. Brander Matthews
Richard Grant White
J.T. Trowbridge
Walter Hi. Page
Samuel Parsons, Jr
Edith Thomas
Houghton, Mifflin & CO
J.B. Lippincott & CO
Market Street
Rushton M. Dorman
Conrad Hagen
Otto Requette
Samuel A. Crozer
Dundervicksborg
Frances C. Henderson
Maryland
Howard
Valerie de Montarnaud
Mary Wilder
Boston Advertiser
James R. Osgood & Co., Publishers
B. Ingalls
Milk Street
Lopposite
Central Court
Milwaukee
Jordan & Marsh
Sen
Sone
Moody Seminary
Northfield
Masa
Rhode Island
Ameri- Continent
Empress Relief M’fg Co
Boston, Mass
Entertainments
Leviathan
Ww. C. Coup
NEW United Monster Shows
Paris Hippodrome
Corp
Fryer
Jake
Middleton
Melville
Okengwaka
Nic& Roberts
King Cetawayo
Amelia
Sarah
Lucy Adams
Oer Melvide
Emma
Katie Stocks
Lulu
Farini
Rome
Times
Huntington Avenue
Boston Music Hall
Fanny Kellogg
Christian Fritsch
M. W. Whalen
Clarence K. Hay
Theodore Thomas
Edtor Berlioz
Rowed and Juliet
Annie Louise Cary
Ee Franz Ag
Julius Jordan
Schestra
Europe
HER Majesty’s Opera CO
Lucia di Lammermoor
Sig. Campanini
Sig
Galassi
Mme
Etelka Gerster
Mozart
Marie Roze
Marie Swift
Mlle
Anna de Belocca
Ravelli
Sig. Monti
Ve Corsini
del Puente
A. L. Cary
Sig. Ardits
Rice
Orrors
Prince Achmet
Globe Theatre
Epinesee
John Sietson
the Voices Family
Joe
Bazaaf
HOWE
Alexander H. Rice
Henry P. Kipper
State Street
M. L. Tinck
Ashburton Place
James F. Meech
Boston M
Boucicault
Walter Scott
Jerrie
Heart of
Mid-Lothian
Geo. W. Wilson
Boston Museum Co
Guv’nor
Hiso
Mr. Wilson
Germania Theatre Company
Matenee
Handel & Haydn Society
Aprillz
ST. Paul
Georg Henschel
Lillian Bailey
Jeapie M. Koyes
Charlies R Adams
Car
Zerraha
B. J. Lang
apstTuw
A. Parker Browne
Park Theatre
Jabbry & Schoeffel
Camiti
Rss
Pique
Leah
Camille
London Assurance
Oliver Twist
Novelty Theatre
Dover
Dora Wiley
Anna Guenther
May Leyton
Alfred Wilkie
Richard Golden
A. Gilbert
H. F. Dixey
Gaiety Theatre
Jo Wediwworth
Corporation Notices
the Globe Company
Globe Company
Devonshire Street
Aiorace P. Stevens
Fitchburg Railroad
Mason D. Benson
Housatonic Railroad Company
Bripgeport
Tm Bridgeport
Chas. K. Averill
Treas
Indian Queen Mining & Milling Company
K Exchange Place
C. C. Lane
Micah Dyer, Jr
Apet
Geneva Theological Library Corporation
West Street
Mt O'Cinock A.M. Apums Am Uthekk Parnaam
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