Miss Dickinson Ends Engagement At Eagle Theatre
News notes Miss Anna Dickinson’s sudden theater withdrawal after audiences grew over five days at the Eagle Theatre. She drew interest from Manager McVicker of Chicago for a three week season and Augustin Daly booked her for next season, with uncertainty about continuing this spring due to hard work and nerves. Tammany Society officers were elected at their annual meeting. A large real estate sale in Manhattan, bounded by Seventy first and Seventy second streets and Madison and Park avenues, yielded 150,000 dollars, with buyer activity reflecting a cautious market.
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Dickinson
Washington
New York
Althoagh
Anna Dickinson
Eagle Theatre
McVicker
Chicago
Augustin Daly
Miss Dickinson
Tammany
The
Tammany Society
Sachems
John Kelly
Thomas Dunlap
HH. L. Clinton
Charles Donohue
Nathaniel Jarvis, Jr
Miles B. Andrus
Wm. H. Wickham
E. L. Donnelly
Smith Ely, Jr
Bernard Reilly
Charles H. Hoswell
Menza Diefendorf
John J. Gorman
Joel O. Stevens
Arthur Lary
Cabinet Change Rumors Roil Washington and South States
A Boston Post dispatch reports rising opposition to the Administration with pressure mounting for cabinet changes within weeks. Matthews advises the administration amid Southern policy tensions, while Southern Democrats see cautious gains. Louisiana troops withdrawal and Nicholls’ likely control loom as orders move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Washington
Stanley Matthews
Supreme Court
Matthews
Garfield
Hayes
Randall
Tom Kehoe
North Carolina Republican State Committee
Supreme Court Rejects Bequest of Real Estate to U S Government
The Supreme Court rules that a New York testator cannot will real property to the United States to pay war debts, upholding state sovereignty. It holds the state may regulate tenure and transfer of real estate within its borders and that such devises are prohibited by New York law. The Court affirms the Court of Appeals decision that only personal estate can be devised to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
United States
Washington
Supreme Court
Charles Fox
City of
New York
Court of Appeals
Reducing expenses and peace policy notes from the era
A Treasury Bureau of Engraving and Printing layoff plan will dismiss 200 workers now and 400 more by month end. The Bank Note Company trims back backs printing for one and two dollar notes to hold reserves in exchange for silver. A Boston peace delegation led by J G Gove urged continued Indian peace policy, with the President signaling openness but potential military action later. Richard W. Thompson to deliver Bible Society anniversary address. Drake Delay seeks New York Surveyorship. Major Reno seeks delay in case review. Boston Navy Yard inquiry testimony sent to the War Department. Postmaster General limits railway clerk appointments to six months. Emancipation Anniversary noted with militia parade and speech by Marshal Douglass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyre
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Treasury Department
Bank
Treasury
Friends
J. G. Gove
Boston
Universal Peace Union
Tully
Richard W. Thompson
American Bible Society
Drake Delay
New York
Bryant
Gen. Dix
Hallett
Solicitor’s Department
Internal Revenue Bureau
Naval Board of Inquiry
Boston Navy Yard
Thompson
Freight Rates Set for Live Stock Between Chicago and New York
The General Freight Agents of trunk lines fixed rates of 45 cents on hogs and 50 cents on cattle from Chicago to New York with a two cent advantage to Philadelphia and three for Baltimore. Other points retain unchanged rates. The Rock Island Railroad Directors met in New York with leadership changes and capital-structuring moves including stock transfers to trustees and bids for a new loan. A Brattleboro Vermont town meeting supported a railroad aid plan by a 394-249 vote, appointing commissioners to implement bonds and stock funding over several years.
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Chicago, Ill
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Rock Island Railroad
New_York
Rock Island Railroad Company
Hugh Riddle
David Dows
Frederick L. Ames
Oliver Ames
Brattleboro and Whiteshall Railroad
London
U.S
Paris
Stock Exchange
Montreal
Bank of Montreal
Merchants’ Bank
Bank of Commerce
Bank of Toronto
Montreal Telegraph
City Passenger Railroad
City Gas Company
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
California
California Club
Fires Strike Multiple Towns Across States On April 16
A string of fires devastated properties from Ashland Ohio to Saco Maine and Calais Milltown. Losses ranged up to fifteen thousand dollars with most insured. Tramps arrested on suspicion of starting the Ashland blaze. Other incidents report accidental and incendiary fires destroying homes and stores, with various insured amounts and no reported injuries.
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Cincinnati
Ashland
Ohio
Beer & Co
H. F. Vanburg
J. Crall
D.indfeplayer
Mr Willis
Wm. Miller
W. K. Faltz
J. L. Dorland
Thos
J. Grindle
W. L. Edwards
Saco
Bradbury Patterson
Old Orchard Avenue
Houpson
N. Y
Catskill Mountains
David Bishop
Calais
Milltown
Thomas Allen
Pottsville
Bechtel & Kiefaber
Win
Shenandoah
New Hampshire Votes Carry Most Constitutional Amendments
At a Governor and Council meeting in Concord on November 16 the vote counts showed all amendments carried except the first and twelfth. The first sought to strike Protestant from the state bill of rights, the twelfth aimed to bar removal for political reasons. The seventh amendment abolishing religious tests passed 25 475 to 14 231 with a two thirds needed. Seals of Weights and Measures were appointed for each county listing names such as George F Adams Uriah Wiggin Samuel Landers Jefferson Jewell Samuel Merrill Henry Merrill Virgil Albright and David F E Willard.
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Concord
N. H
Ann
Yeas
Rockingham
George F. Adams
Derry
Strafford
Uriah Wiggin
Dover
Belknap
Samuel W. Landers
Laconia
Carroll County
Jefferson H. Jewell
Ossipee
Merrimac
Samuel F. Merrill
Tilirsboro
Henry ©. Merrill
Manchester
Cheshire
Virgil Albright
Keene
Grafton
David FE
Willard
Oxford
Two Vessels Wrecked Off Southern Coast. Probable Losses
In Wilmington North Carolina on August 16 a three masted schooner named Charles E Elmer, Captain Carson, laden with molasses, went ashore off Topsail Sound and lies bottom up with cargo and crew of sixteen presumed lost. A lumber schooner is ashore near Rich Inlet, broken in two with cargo, feared to have lost all hands aboard.
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Wilmington
N. C
Charles E. Elmer
Carson
Topsail Sound
Rich Inlet
Inquest Opens Into Southern Hotel Fire Tragedy
The coroner's inquest began with jurors Gen John McNeil George Blain H Laflin Charles W Irwin W C Carr and Jacob Lamin among the witnesses. Chief engineer J E Russell testified without revealing the fire's origin while a hotel fireman reported seeing a man with a burning paper near the store-room door. no bodies recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Louis
Arrip
John McNeil
George Blain
H. Laflin
Charles W. Irwin
W. C. Carr
Jacob Lamin
Joseph Pulitzer
J. E. Russell
Thomas Holly
Mystery surrounds Youngstown murderer Sterling awaiting hanging
Cleveland readers learn of a Canada born woman who believed the prisoner Charles Sterling was her son. She secured a 25 day respite from Gov. Young before visiting Youngstown to find the man she thought was her son. He denied knowing her and the error remains unexplained.
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Cleveland
Youngstown
Charles Sterling
Canada
Gov. Young
Columbus
Sixth Massachusetts Regiment Reunion in Lawrence
The old Sixth Massachusetts Regiment holds a reunion in Lawrence on Thursday the 19th, marking the Baltimore march anniversary. Ex-members greet visiting companies at the depot, a forenoon business meeting is at Sherman Cadets armory, followed by a banquet at Saunders Hall and an oration by Rev. Charles Babbage of Pepperell, the first Harvard graduate to serve in the rebellion. Mayor Stott of Lowell and Lawrence's city government are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mass
Massachusetts
Baltimore
Sherman Cadets
Saunders Hall
Charles Babbage
Pepperell
Harvard University
Mayor Stott
Lowell
Races in New Orleans feature close dashes and stakes
In New Orleans today Jack Hardy won the mile and a quarter dash in 2.144 over Bob Wooley Kilburn and Verdegris. Aunt Betsey captured the Cottrell stakes for three year olds by two lengths with King William second and Adventure third. Other results include Belle Barkley winning a consolidated purse with Woodland second Coronetta third Maria Barnes fourth in 1.484. The four mile heats saw George Quinine Uncle Tom Russ Butler and Nipper distanced, with each heat won easily.
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New Orleans
Jack Hardy
Bob Wooley
Kilburn
Verdegris
Aunt Betsey
King William
Adventure
Commodore Pansot
Ella Rowell
John Campbell
Cora Linn
Lynchburg
Mamie R
Belle Barkley
Woodland
Coronetta
Maria Barnes
George Quinine
Uncle Tom
Russ Butler
Foreman William J Reed Dies After Prescription Error
Providence reports the death of William J Reed fore man of the pattern shop at the Corliss steam engine works. Alleged druggist mistake with morphine instead of quinine said to cause death. Reed oversaw Corliss engine setup at the Centennial Exposition. Inquest planned for tomorrow.
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Providence
William J. Reed
Corliss Steam Engine Works
Reed
Corliss
President settles Louisiana Commission progress amid troop withdrawal
The President received one message from Louisiana Commissioners on Thursday detailing progress and seeking guidance. Instructions were not changed, only clarified. The Commission may return by next Saturday or Monday. Troop withdrawal from New Orleans is anticipated though no fixed date for orders exists. The President wants full time for completing their work and has given no return timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasiington
D. C
Louisiana
Washington
New Orleans
South Carolina
Nicholls Senate endorses Hayes policy for Louisiana
In New Orleans on April 16 the Nicholls Senate and House adopt a joint resolution endorsing President Hayes inaugural policy to restore local self government. They pledge cooperation, uphold Reconstruction amendments, ensure equal protection, fund public schools, and promote interracial harmony. The governor is asked to forward the resolution to the President.
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New Orleans
Nicholls Senate
Louisiana
Hayes
South Carolina
Senate
House of Representatives
Tinkd
Francis T. Nicholls
United States
Tmkd
Firou
Louisiena
Nichelle
Bitter Packard faction tensions threaten GOP recognition
A New Orleans dispatch to the New York Tribune reports bitter resentment within the Packard faction toward Hayes and warns of retaliation against the Republican Party if Packard is not recognized, noting a shift in support toward Nicholls among other Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packard
Hayes
Nicholls
Emigration to Australia Grows Among Working Classes
The New York Times reports rising emigration from the United States to Australia as business downturns push workers to seek steadier labor and higher wages. The Annie H. Smith sails with 360 passengers, mostly Irish, many single men, eight couples, all hopeful despite leaving behind the United States.
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New York Times
Australia
United States
America
Annie H. Smith
Sydney
New South Wales
Southern Cross
England
New Zealand
Emerald Isle
Pier No. 9
East River
Stars and Stripes
Deacon and the Angled Woman in a Pew Tale
A Newbury deacon earns moral trust by sermon, but his arm around two small boys leads to a dramatic clash with an angular mother. She strikes him as he squeezes a boy’s hand, prompting a hasty exit and a moral about deacons courting youth and danger.
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New York Times
Connecticut
Newbury
D Dacon
Newburg
Scuffle on San Francisco stage over opera stars
During a rehearsal in San Francisco a fierce quarrel erupted among opera figures De Murska Fabbri and John Hill with Muller and Strauss. Fabbri rushed De Murska, Muller wrestled and restrained Hill, and a tumultuous brawl ended with De Murska’s head injured and Hill fleeing in a coach.
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San Francisco
de Murska
Fabbri
Strauss
John Hill
Muller
Hill
Dinner with a Tall Man Ends in Rat Destruction
A Rockland boarding house tale shifts from a thirty five cent dinner to a bizarre bargain. The tall man offers to rid the place of rats in exchange for dinner and a light iron bar. After a dramatic five minute display, the man vanishes, leaving the proprietor with a battered eye and the rats free to revel.
Governor pardons Muddlebury man then rescinds it
Gov Fairbanks granted a pardon to a Muddlebury inmate in Addison county jail for intoxication after a lengthy imprisonment. The prisoner kept the cell and later claimed the pardon, saying he would stay until spring. A second pardon was sent to the jailer, and the prisoner may have to leave jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Free Press
Gov. Fairbanks
Muddlebury
Addison County
War clouds on Europe deepen as tensions rise
London reports a looming European war with England expected to be drawn in. Mediation talks between England, Austria and Russia over the Eastern Question dominate news, while Turkish mobilization rumors and naval readiness stir anxiety across governments and markets.
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England
London
Turkey
Austria
Paris
St. Petersburg
Vienna
Selate Committee
Austra
Kalafat
Danube
Widdin
Pruth
Nikopolis
Rustchuck
Roumania
Danube Steam Navigation Company
Lower Danube
Hobart Pleshe
Black Sea
Bosphorus
Mehamet Pasha
Anatolia
Asiatic
Notable 1862 Murder Conviction and Various 19th Century Notices
Jack Kehoe a Molly Maguire is sentenced to be hanged for the Langdon murder of 1862. Samuel Cary criticizes negotiations over a gold mine. Albert Grant to sell his collection of modern paintings. Holman Hunt's The Shadow of the Cross sold for 7612 dollars. Ice factories freeze decorative wreaths into ice blocks. A port load to Holland, lumber shipment valued at £50000. George Savage arrested in Baltimore for forging bank checks. A Baltimore daughter dies. mother dies on finding her daughter's body. Mme Essipoff underwhelms Montreal with poor attention. Naches the Piute chief ill and treated in Nevada. Yellow paint bed near Cullman Als found with ochre-like qualities. Grand Duke Alexis claims war with Turkey within eight days. Canadian firm seeks 2000000 feet lumber order for Weland Canal gates. Chief Mstice Chase recalls Treasury days and the need for personal execution of duties.
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Jack Kehoe
Molly Maguire
Langdon
Samuel F. Cary
Albert Grant
London
Emma Mine
Holman Hunt
Holy Land
Port Royal
Holland
George O. Savage
Baltimore
S. M. Shoemaker
Adams Express
James Abbott
Abbott
Mme. Essipoff
Montreal
Gazette
Naches
Piute
Nevada
Cullman
Als
Grand Duke
Alexis
New York
Europe
Turkey
Soule Indicted for Horse Theft Faces Prison or Reform School
Herbert O. Soule of Hopkinton N H was indicted for stealing a horse wagon and harness. He chose the reform school option ending his minority, proceeding to the State Prison for three years instead only if he had not taken the alternative. D B Sherman killed by cars near Rutland Vt. he was deaf and did not hear the whistle. A Holyoke daughter cured sore throat with raw liver but woke to a rat lunching on it. Irish Catholic Societies of Lawrence parade at City Hall for Orphan Asylum Fair opening under Chief Marshal Mahoney. New boot and shoe factory at Sandwich promises to revive local industry bringing ten families new employment. Andover Congregational Churches conference on religion in summer and sermon by Rev Owen Street. Nicholas O Hara killed on Boston and Albany line near Worcester while avoiding one train he was hit by another. body returned to Worcester from Grafton. native of Ireland about 50, married.
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Herbert O. Soule
Hopkinton
N. H
Reform School
D. B. Sherman
Castleton
Rutland
Holyoke
Lawrence
Maurice J. Mahoney
Sandwich
Andover Conference of Congregational Churches
West Church
Andover
L. H. Blake
Owen Street
Nicholas O’hara
Worcester
Boston and Albany
Boston
Grafton
Ireland
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Water Board and Park Commission
James M. Keith
Board of Health
Herald
D. D. Kelly
East Boston Ferry
Kelly
Metropolis
Orr Mier
New England
Middle States
Observer'’s
Signan Servicer
Khosrox
Maximu
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Beau
Albany
Neston
Buffalo
Barlington
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S.C
Dewalt
Mich
Jackson Ile
Norfolk
Iswero
Portland
Rochester
Savannah
St. Louis
Toledo
Nie
Or Parra
Synal Service
Tite Leo
Belmont &Go
H. Kennedy & Co
Rock Jrend
Northwest Common
Jay Gould
Jewett
Orville D. Jewett
Mr Barrett
Staten Island
Harry C. Shaies
Sixth Avenue
Times
Sun
Cuthbert
A. Laing & Co
Western Union
Lake Shore
Constantine
Williams-burg
Navy Yard
Illinois Central
the Sun
Ilinois
Seyral
E.G. Price
M.H. Throop
Express
House
Foster
Confederacy
Gorham
North Carolina
Gordon
John Young Brown
Kentucky
Senator Rellins
Dan Hall
Taft
Cincinnati Enquirer
Clapp
Macon
Circuit Court
District of Massachusetts
Major Reno
War Department
Grante
Louisville
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Indianapolis
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Devlin
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Soarer
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Ierhardt
Flint
Craver
Warren
Snyder
Recup
Lafferty
Molap
Dan Dwiney
J. Lalla
Nolan
Tases
Shaffer
Quest
Rensselaer County
Nat McKay
Naval Contract
Col. McClure
Philadelphia Times
McKay
Chestnut Street
McClure
the Times
Curtin
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Brattleboro
Brattleboro and Whitehall
Parley Starr
N. Herrick
J. M. Tyler
Ashuelot
CON
Necticut River
Connecticut River Railroad
Ashuelot Railroad
Ashuelot Road
Peterboro
Manchester and
Kyene
Nashua
N. AL
Kcene
Greenfield
Albert M. Wilcox
Fairhaven
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Charles McCarthy
Kendall & Lawrence Bro
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Leominster
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Ice Gorge
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N. J
Nicholls Legislature
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Fadaieff
Telegraph
Unghenni
Jassy
Aristarchi Bey
Constantinople
Hayti
Queen of
Kate Claxton
Frank Uffner
Flames
Miss Claxton
Richmond Theatre
Brooklyn
Mr Uffner
Miss Briggs
Barnum
Brown
Indiana
Bostor
Pfaffef’s Lager Beer
H. & J. Pfaff
Arch St
Milk St
F. G. Wolbert
Passavant & CO
Messrs Townsend
LYONS
Messrs
WM. Schroeder & CO
Apl
Alex. S. Porter
State Street
Messrs Turner & Bond
Washington Street
Aarge
G. Howland Shaw
Dartmouth Street
Huntington Avenue
Theodore Lyman
Henry S. Russell
Peers Street
Cambridge
Reidence
College
H. B. Wacoset
Bordeaux
A. de Luze & Sons
Palestine
I. D. Richards & Sons
TuThint
New England News Company
Court St. impTee
To &E. Tralian
Lamprell & Marble
Commercial Street
Lincoln Apht
TulkSim Oston Water Power Company
Eng. Mutual Life Ins. Co
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Milk and
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W. GB. Brown
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Crean
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Stopy
Woodsville
White Mountain
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New York City
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Virginia
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Chambers
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LE Bosquet Bros
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Gortiam Rogers & CO
Dundee
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Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Laconia Company
Bates Manufacturing Co
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Continental Mills
Annisquam Mills
Franklin Company
Otis Company
Thorndike Company
Boston Duck Company
Warren Cotton Mills
Cordis Mills
Columbian Manufacturing Co
Lowell Hosiery CO
Troy Mfg. CO
Oriental Print Works
Renfrew Mfg, CO
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Prince
Hon
Skopo
Morse
E. D. Spear
Washington St
Uhs
Leavitt
Henry H. Tuttle & Co
Joden L. Stevenson & CO
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Upli
James Dingley & CO
Milk Street
James Dingley& CO
Sweny
Pemberton Square
Fea
Keep
Tremont Street
W. A. Batchelor
Batchelor
Bond St
Dp&pewyiy al
Boston Theatre
Wagner
Torteins & Hill Proprietors
L. R. Shewell
J.C. Fryer
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Lrohrengrinn
Mme
Pappenheim
Elsa
Festival Omorus
A. Nevesporrr
Wednesbuay
Wagner Opera Festival Company
GLOBE
Arthur ¢ Nein
W. R. Floyd
Teeee Danager
Soldene English Comic Opera Co
Mille
Saka
Madame Angot
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Chilperic
San Belle Helene
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K. M. Firce
Lotta
CS Ciere Courrt
Musette
Liam A. Bokus
Lmr
Chas
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D. P. Bowers
Tf Apis Howard Atheneum
John Stetson
Beethoven Hall
Callender
John
Boston Music
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Annette Ess
Ole Bull
NEW York Glee Club
Lale
Boston Music Hall
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Grek
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Cooke
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Miss Finch
Quartette
Annie
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Vey
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Miss Beebe
S. Prano
Lisat Mme
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Tivers
H.R. Bishop
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Calcott
Mohring
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Chopin
Mozart
J. L. Hatton
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St. Luke’s Home
Charles F. Shimmin
ART Club Reems
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Apt
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As Nee of Ita
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Harrison Avenue
Caroline S. Brooks
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Moody
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Tabernacle
Tufasday
Tremont Temple Tuedilay
Park Street Church
James McTear
Suffolk
Ave
Alexander Greenlaw
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Boano
Ratsroap Commisionxens
South Shore Railroad Company
Old Colony Railroad Company
Olt Colony Railroad Company
Board of Railroad Commissioners
WM. A. Crafts
Ommonwealth
Thomas H. D.herty
Thomas Boherty
James A. Lappan
Torenoon
Jonx W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Emeline P. Wiltman
Newton
M. P. White
George RE. Creighton
Pankruptcy
Samuel B. Noyes
Esq
A. D
Roland G. Usher
Stationery
J. L. Fairbanks & CO
School Street
IH. G. Tucker
E. H. Whitney
Pooly
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