Weather Outlook and Cautionary Signals List
For Wednesday in the Middle states and New England expect stationary then falling barometer with cooler northeast to southeast winds and cloudy rainy conditions. Cautionary signals remain at St Marks Cape Lookout Cape Hatteras Kitty Hawk Cape Henry Norfolk Lewes Cape May Atlantic City Batnesat Sandy Hook New York New Haven New London Newport and Wooll's Mall.
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Middle States
New England
St. Marks
Cape Lookout
Cape Hatteras
Kitty Hawk
Cape Henry
Norfolk
Lewes
Cape May
Atlantic City
Batnesat
Sandy Hook
New York
New Haven
New London
Newport
Wooll's Mall
Opposition to Reed in First Maine District grows
Reports from Maine indicate rising Republican opposition to Representative Reed. York district defectors blame his Blaine Hamlin ties and hostility to the Administration. Dissatisfaction also arises from Reed’s handling of Kittery Navy Yard patronage amid threats of near unanimous condemnation from adjoining towns.
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Representative Reed
Maine
Blaine
Hamlin
Northern Pacific Railway Bill Passes in Senate
In Washington on April 23 the Senate approved the bill extending time for Northern Pacific Railroad construction after a series of amendments. The House amendment increasing Gen Shields pension from 50 to 100 monthly was sent to the Pension Committee. Also the same day the bill prohibiting silver twenty cent pieces was passed. Saunders moved to reconsider the Paris exhibition commissioners vote, which had been postponed.
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Washington
Senate
House
James Shields
Northern Pacific
Saunders
Widow Oliver presses breach of promise suit against Simon Cameron
Washington April 23 The widow Mary Oliver moves in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia to compel the defendant Simon Cameron to produce all letters she wrote to him in 1874 75 76 and all letters from him to her including the Sept 25 1875 Harrisburg letter promising marriage The motion seeks to read these letters at trial and claims they were recorded by the defendant
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Washington
Oliver
Simon Cameron
Supreme Court of the Distriet
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
A. D
Mary
Harrisburg
Saia
Repeal of Bankrupt Law Uncertain Amid Debate in Congress
Washington April 25 The House Judiciary Committee reconsidered its action on a Senate bill repealing the Bankrupt law. It moved to refer the Thurman Pacific Railroad funding bill for committee action and signaled possible passage without reference. The debate reflects uncertainty on immediate repeal and shifts in congressional sentiment. The report mentions Gen Curalto Cuban slave issues, Simon Wolf resignation, and appointments including Justin F Colburn as Consul General in Mexico City and A Bragdon as Collector of Customs at York.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Eee Cene Te McMahon
Senate
House
Thurman Pacific Railroad
Curalto
Cuba
United States
Simon Wolf
District of Columbia
George A. Sheridan
Louisiana
Wolf
Germany
Sparks
Justin F. Colburn
Vermont
City of
Mexico
Pares A. Bragdon
York
Aine
Record of Severe Storms Across Multiple States
A sequence of April 23 storms ravaged St. Louis and surrounding regions, flooding cellars and sewers, caving roofs, and causing thousands in losses. Indiana Minnesota Texas and Illinois also reported washed rails, uprooted buildings, and damaged farms with no fatalities reported.
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ST. Louis
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountains
Memphis
Indianapolis
Fort Gibson
Indian Territory
Ind
Indianapolis and
Alton Junction
Vienna
New York
Iowa
Illinois
Texas
Nime
Pomeroy
Ill
Catko
Int
Miller
St. Charles Hotel
Sitting Bull on War Path Threatens Indian War
A frontiersman letter to Delegate Maginnis in Washington says Sitting Bull travels among tribes with about twenty five warriors from Custer massacre days urging war. He shows spoils of Custer and appeals to Indians with promised plunder. He has won the Santees and gathers war party near the Sand Hills with many lodges and armed bands ready for conflict. The writer warns of bloody war unless troops meet the first hostile move.
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New Yorkk
Maginnis
Washington
Sitting Bull
Custer
Yanktonais
Gros Ventres
Defaulting treasurer declines statement as Hathaway resigns
In Massachusetts on April 23 H K Braley and director C W Greene visited Hathaway to obtain a further statement on Border City and Sagamore mills affairs. Hathaway refused to discuss the irregular paper citing counsel. he may speak later. Hathaway resigned treasurership of both mills. Wadleigh and Brown named pro tem clerks at Border City and Sagamore respectively. Directors adjourned to Friday for further examination. debts not paid yet. Court and creditors will receive full pay under bankrupt law. Brigham states Chace confessed to receiving $300,000 but Hathaway denies.
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Hathaway
Chace
Fata. River
Mass
H. K. Braley
C. W. Greene
Border City
Sagamore Mills
John Brown
Sagamore
Wadleigh
New York
United States
James E. Conneer
Wathaway
Tuttle & Milne
Fat River
Davos
Boston
Davol Mills
Pavol Mills
Fall River Mills Credit Strain Reaches Boston Banks
Boston bank managers scrutinize Fall River corporations after S Angier Chace and George Hathaway frauds. First National Bank of Boston holds 15000 in Border City notes. New England Loan Association and Bank of North America also hold paper. Directors plan May stock increase to 270000 or 500000 to restore confidence. Hathaway charged with perjury over paid-in capital.
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Fall River
S. Angier Chace
George T. Hathaway
Hathaway
Border City
Sagamore Mills
Boston
First National Bank
Border City Mills
New England Loan Association
Bank of North America
Dayol Mills
William H. Hill, Jr
Richardson, Hill & Co
Hill
Fall River Mills
I. D. Flint
First National Bank of Lynn
Lowell Machine Works
Sagamore
Gay State National Bank of Lawrence
Eee
Lowell
Wamesit
Needham Mde
Appleton Bank
Four mill fraud implicated Chace and Hathaway in Fall River
The Fall River News reports alleged schemes by Angier Chace and George T. Hathaway to loot Border City Sagamore and Union mills dating back to 1872. It claims funds were diverted to other uses and that money financed stock buyups to conceal Chace’s treasurer role, with wide ruin for innocent investors and possible further revelations to come.
British policy toward war grows from Indian troop move
The Daily News argues British policy is edging toward war as military precautions rise. It notes dispatch of Indian native troops, unspecified landings, and hints at Malta being avoided due to crowding. It suggests Malta’s full and speculation on landing sites and potential Turkish ports. It warns a resolute government guides a mystified public toward an unseen aim.
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London
The
Daily News
India
Calcutta
Malta
Tme
Insurrection Suppressed by Mixed Russian Turkish Commission
In Constantinople on April 23 Grand Duke Nicholas proposed a mixed commission of Russian and Turkish officers to suppress the Mussul insurrection and the Seraskierate accepted. The revolt spans between Maritza and San Stefano with 3000 Russian troops, while another Mussulman rise occurs in Macedonia.
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Constantinople
Nicholas
Seraskierate
Vorte
Nisch
Suleiman Pasha
Mussulman
Maritza
San Stefano
Mussulmans
Macedonia
Monastir
Pera
Times
Manchester
Preston
Burnley
Blackburn
Lancashire Weavers Strike Rises Over Wage Reductions
A Manchester telegram reports 80 000 to 90 000 operatives on strike in Lancashire with about 64 000 home weavers. Most mills opened but none resumed work. A Burnley mass meeting of 7000 resolved not to work until reduction notices are withdrawn, while masters refuse arbitration. Preston ends strike as spinners and workers accept terms.
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London
Manchester
Lancashire
Burnley
Mexico Diaz Government Recognition Sparks Press Debate
City of Mexico reports Minister Foster announcing U S recognition of Diaz government on the 9th. Diaz meets Foster on the 10th with cordiality. Mexican press splits. Vallarte supporters claim triumph while Evarts is denounced. No US troop crossing promises or forced loans pledged. Jefferson Davis praised in San Lorenzo with 5000 troops. Guatemala Congress rejects the Mexico Guatemala boundary treaty.
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City
Mexico
Havana
Foster
Diaz
United States
Lerdo
Evarts
la Bandera Nacional
Vallarte
Ekwarts
la Libertad
Skilton
Jefferson Davis
San Larazo
Davis
Guatemala
Congress of Guatemala
Reformed priest found guilty of bigamy in Toronto
Reports from Montreal and Toronto April 23. James Stewart and E H Goff of the Herald arrested on libel and forgery warrants and bailed. A St Johns riot leads to ten arrests as armed tramps terrorize streets. Rev T V Roy convicted of bigamy. sentence reserved after a delayed trial. Kan an trains for a race with Plaisted amid rough seas and rain. he is described as healthy but rather fleshy.
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Montreal
Can
James Stewart
the Herald
E. H. Got
Baker
Goff
Canada Agricultural Insurance Company
Moostreal
St. Johns
Que
Torronto
T. V. Roy
Philadelphaa
Kan’an
Florida official confessions on 1876 Archer frauds
Jacksonville report states Secretary of State McLin and Alachua county figure L G Dennis confessed in writing to 1876 frauds that swung Florida for Hayes. Dennis details Archer precinct frauds with 214 names added to returns, McLin covers prior Canvassing Board actions. Confessions sent to Washington. eleven indictments against Dennis were nolle pressed.
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Florida
McLin
Dennis
Alachua County
Campbell
Pennsylvania
Republican Congressional Committee
Hayes
Gov. Shcarns
L. D. Dennis
Archer
MecLin
Washington
Jacksonville
Fla
Guv. Stearns
L. G. Dennis
Bloxham
Alachua
Levy
Notable Maine News Roundup from Portland to Bath
Hon Bion Bradbury and Mr and Mrs C F Libby arrived home at Portland from Europe. Topsham Maine Central Railroad ticket office robbed of all tickets Monday night. Mrs Hannah Thurston of Portland marked her 9th birthday last Saturday. Crockers in Bath captured 3860 pounds of striped bass, netting over 300 dollars. Bowdoin College President Chamberlain denies joining Roman Catholics. Governor and Council consider pardon for Hugh Smith of Buxton. decision reserved. Bishop Healey expected home from Europe by June. St Teresa Literary Society to rehearse for reception. Senate asked Supreme Court if Treaty of Washington granted franchise to foreign born residents. court affirmed. Stockton town meeting selects town auditors. Roberts declines moderator role. William C Small chosen. Auditors Robert Porter Searsport and George Woods Belfast elected.
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Bion Bradbury
C. F. Libby
Portland
Maine Central Railroad
Topsham
Hannah Thurston
Ezekiel Thurston
Shipburner
Messrs Crocker
Bath
Chamberlain
Bowdoin College
Hugh Smith
Buxton
Bishop Healey
Europe
St. Teresa Literary Society
Senate
Supreme Court
CO. C. Roberts
William C. Small
Robert Porter
Searsport
George Woods
Belfast
Providence District Preachers Assigned Across Rhode Island
D A Wheldon presiding elder lists Providence district assignments across multiple towns and churches. Names include B P Raymond J F Kingsley S F Jones E T Jones and many more with congregations and stations such as First Church Newport Trinity Church Asbury Church and Central Falls. Several officials attend Rhode Island Temperance Union and Providence Conference Seminary.
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Providence
D. A. Wheldon
Chestnut Street
B. P. Raymond
Hope Street
A. W. Kingsley
Mathewson Street
S. F. Jones
Broadway
E. T. Jones
Trinity Church
D. P. Leavitt
Asbury Church
St. Paul's
East Providence
A. Anderson
Bristol
W. V. Morrison
Warren
E. F. Clarke
Barrington
Newport
H. M
West Church
East Weymouth
E. D. Hall
Cochesett
G. E. Futler
Hingham
North Cohasset
Hull
S. Sprowl
Scituate
Marshfield
J. H W. Atlen
Duxbury
Rockland
Vanover
E. G. Babcock
West Duxbury
East Cumberland
Centreville
Anthony
W. J. Yates
East Greenwich
Wickford
G. de B. Stoddard
Hope Valley
Westerly
R. Clarke
H.W. Conant
Rhode Island Temperance Union
Trinity Quarterly Conference
L. C. Brown
Preachers’ Aid Society
Warren Quarterly Conference
F. D. Blakeslee
Providence Conference Seminary
East Greenwich Quarterly Conference
W. McKendree Bray
Frauds in Florida Balloting Exposed by 1877 Report
A Jacksonville despatch from January 5, 1877 details a House sub committee finding ballot box stuffing at Archer precinct No 2 in Alachua county. Two hundred sixteen forged votes were added after polls closed, naming dead and nonresidents, with same handwriting and cross marks.
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Jacksonville
Fla
House
Alachua County
Archer Precinct
No. 2
Gainsville
Archer
L. G. Dennis
W. K. Cessna
Washington
Congress
Leverett Saltonstall
Walker elected director of National State Capital Bank Concord
Joseph B. Walker becomes director at Concord replacing the late John W. Barron. Keene observers expect Mrs Hardy to waive full examination. Grand Jury dismissed. she bound over to October term and jailed. Also notes on a fatal accident in Gorham, a release for George Hamilton in a Keene murder case, Dartmouth monuments in Concord, and various court developments in Concord and Portsmouth.
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Joseph B. Walker
National State Capital Bank
Concord
John W. Barron
Keene
Hardy
Frank Smith
Gorham
George Hamilton
Foster
New Orleans
Hamilton
Smith
Dartmouth College
Hanover
Prof
Dimond
Supreme Court
Merrimee County
John W. Tucker
Pittsfield
John E. Robertson
Charlies H. Alexander
Portsmouth
Clark
A. F. Howard
Hill & Carr
E. P. Kimball
Rockingham Ten Cents Savings Bank
Hull & Carr
Hill
Cheever
Dearborn
Brown
Uit
Newell divorce case roils court with letters and jokes
The Newell suit continues as Miss Olney admits being forty amid laughter. Testimony shows Mrs Newell's letters to Bordman and Newell's replies in rebuttal. Police Pension Fund bill advances, funding via fines and officer contributions. Western Union notes Orton’s death and new president. bets on Vanderbilt-linked candidate. A Brooklyn mother abandons a baby. investigation finds her the mother.
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Newell
Roadman
Western Union Telegraph
ELC
New York
Olney
Bordman
E. D. Sohier
Boston
Sohteraid
Messrs Cushing and Prince
Col. Pickering
Orton
Western Union Telegraph Company
Anson Stager
Chicago
E. D. Morgan
Thomas Eckert
Vanderbilt
William H. Vanderbilt
Cornelius
Horatio McK
Twombly
Fulton
Brookly
Elizabeth
N. J
Local Notes From Vermont Farms Deaths And Deer Release
An East Middlebury farmer has sown fourteen acres of rye. Tianiel Paddock of North Pownal died from a morphine overdose. Horace Lapham of Shoreham died at 90 leaving a 1100 acre farm and $75000 estate. Four more deer were added to Rutland by the Game Club making eleven total to be released in the Green Mountains. One deer leaped a twelve foot fence before capture. April term of Lamoille County Court opened at Hyde Park with Judge Powers presiding. B W Green vs F W Randall on trial for two days. many lawyers from other counties present. J M Flanders, the incendiary, to stand trial. William P. Horne of St Johnsbury wounded in 1863 at Fort Wagner. ball extracted recently. Congregational notes: several ministers’ assignments and calls. Henry Marden, Turkey missionary, urged to return to Central Turkey mission.
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Green Mountains
Lamoille
Hyde Park
Judge Powers
B. W. Green
F. W. Randall
Washington
Caledonia
Franklin
Chittenden
Orleans
J. M. Flanders
William P. Horne
St. Johnsbury
Fort Wagner
South Carolina
R. D. Miller
Hartford
Hubbard
Rochester
James Lay
Georgia
C. Ross
Pawlet
William Gay
Georgetown
Mass
Pomfret
Henry Marden
Turkey
Dumimerstan
Lowell lists and incidents highlight region’s weekly notices
The article catalogs local events from multiple towns: the Lowell Shakespeare Club’s anniversary at Drew’s. a Swansea house and factory burglary totaling $500. a Eastham drowning of Daniel Sparrow and a narrow escape for his son. Chicopee Falls shipping to Alaska. Newburyport Herald’s new printing house in its eighty fifth year. Chicopee’s Lamb Knitting securing three tons weekly for eighteen months. a West Point cadetship exam with Osgood, Moody, and Tozer ranking. Greenfield county contracts for prison labor. mad dog outbreak at Dana Centre. a Montague tobacco user aged 100 plus. Newburyport Catholics’ send-off for Rev Teeling. an Army encampment reception planning in Springfield. Lowell council actions on fire department, water board, and mayoral portraits. Free Baptist meeting adjustments in Boston. centenarian widow Lydia Pratt’s daily routine. a Springfield collision between trains with damage but no serious injuries. a switchman’s discharge after 25 years.
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Daniel Sparrow
Eastham
Chicopee Manufacturing Company
Chicopee Falls
Alaska
Newburyport Herald
Lamb Knitting Machine Company
Chicopee
Boston
Greenfield
Gardner
House of Correction
Dana Centre
Hardwick
Montague
Newburyport
A. J. Teeling
Europe
Father Teeling
Citizens’ Committee
Army of the Potomac
Grand Army of the Republic
Springfield
President Hayes
Lowell
Fire Department
Protective Corps
Water Board
T. B. Lawson
Ayer
Luther Lawrence
Free Baptist Churches of
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Page Street
Freewill Baptist Church
F. Penney
Augusta
New England
Lydia Pratt
Shutesbury
Boston and Albany
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Maud Muller
Pawtucket
R. J
Lucien Skinner
England
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Mae
Storrs
Brooklyn
N. Y
van Deragruest
Orrick Carr
Dnsenver’s
Signal Service
Art
Parker
Ohio
Cleveland, O
C. Zeller
National Exchange Bank of
Tiffin
Ono
Zeller
Seneca County
Peter Marseilles
Philadelphia
Greenbrook
N.J
Marseilles & Vail
Marseilles& Martin
Marseilles
Nully
Stephen F. Cate
Newton
Boston and Albany Railroad
West Newton
Newton Lower Falls
Lower Falls
Cate
Corporation
the Falls
Stephen
Andrew Mackie
Episcopal Church
Laporte
Plymouth
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Judge Cowell
New Jersey
West
George Rochester
New York City
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ST. George's Day
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R. D. Lilley
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Stonewall Jackson
United Kingdom
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Utica
Albany
Nicholls
Isaiah Evans
Sabine Cere
Porter Brown
Tangipahoa Parish
Union League
Devens
Congressman Reed
George L. Smith
Shreveport
Pinchback
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Returning Board
Packard
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Augustus C. Dodge
Territory of Laws
Spain
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Stephens
Democratic Party
Smithsonian Institute
Frederick A. Ober
Beverly
French West India Islands
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King
Wright
Senate Proceedings
Northern Pacific Railway
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Hale
Reagan
Stooker
Committee On Commerce
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Mitchell
Kentucky
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White
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Sparke
Alleghany Mountains
Yeas
Mills
New York Tribune
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Republican Party
Simon’s
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Pacific Railroad
Gen. Sheridan
George C. Gorham
California
Caroline Brigham
Middlesex
Thomas A. Hills
Leominster
Mississippi Valley
Amherst
Amherst University
Westboro’s
Amhersts
Hornells
Springfields
Syracuse
Stars
Auburns
Bangor
Fastern Burnetizing Works
Barker Brothers
W. T. Pearson & Co
John T. Payne
Hathaway-Chace
Fall. River
George S. Hathaway
Blaisdell
MR Chace
Brigham
Union Mill
Rathaway
Hatitaway
Fall River News
Angier Chace
Union Mills
Border City No. 1
Dr Durfee
Messrs Chace and Hathaway
Mr Hathaway
Cincinnati
Albert
Gabriel Netter
Fitzhugh & Stewart
Chemical National Bank of New York
American Exchange National Bank of New York
German American Bank of New York
G. G. Harem & Co
Davis & Freeman
Cushman & Hurlbut
D. Urquhart
Parker & Hanway
Covington
J. B. Casey
Edward Dorsey
Lewis H. Long
KE. P. Chalfant
Henry Kasson
W.T. Stevenson
CurIcaGo
Joseph L. McCord
Hartford, Phoenix and Mutual Life Insurance Company
James Hi. Stead
Eastern Insurance Companies
Heuratin & Co
Wiliam O. Cole
Hinedale
Dupage County
Allentown
Henry Gabril & Sons
Joseph P. Card
Amos F. Hoffer
Anson B. Miner
Foreign News
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Libsel
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Jonas Krell
Minersville
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Tilden
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Samuel Wood
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James Mather
Conference Society
Norwich
Mather
Willimantic
William T. Worth
Lebanon
East Main Street
G. A. Morse
Central Church
H. Montgomery
Sachem Street
E.M. Dunham
Town
W. P. Hyde
Greenville
L. D. Bentley
Gale’s Ferry
W. Turkington
Uncasville
W. A. Ince
Montville
Chesterfield
G. W
E. Evans
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H. D. Robinson
Burnside
J. H. James
Hockanam
M. Ransom
Wapping
C. Hammond
Windsorville
A. J. Lovejoy
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D. L. Brown
Thompsonville
R. Povey
Uazardville
G. W. Miller
Somers
Staffordville
L. M. Blood
A. J. Chlureb
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Eagleville
E. F. Smith
Yolland
J. O. Dodge
N. G. Axtelle
Vernon
C. H. Ewer
Quarryyville
Andover
BE. J. Ayres
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W. O. Cady
Gurleyville
J. Tregaskis
Versailles
F. C. Newell
Moosup
G. W. Hunt
Danielsonville
S. O. Benton
Attawaugaun
D. J. Griffin
Putnam
East Putnam
J. C. Gowan
West Thompson
B. Chase
East Thompson
East Woodstock
Fastford
West Woodstock
J. S. Thomas
Grosverordale
J. Q. Adams
Mashapaug
J. W. Malcom
Allen Street
C. S. Nutter
South Dartmouth
First
W. L. Phillips
BR. H. Rust
Brayton
8. McKeown
North Church
G. H. Lamson
Quarry Street
H. H. Martin
Ferry Street
J. F. Sheffield
South Somerset
S. H. Day
Somerset
C. E. Walker
Dighton
J. Livesey
North Dighton
G.W. Wright
Berkeley
Fl. Humphrey
E. McChesney
J. E. Hawkins
Grace Church
D.J. Carroll
Myricksville
F. D. Sargent
Bridgewater
East Bridgewater
W. J. Smith
South Abington
W. HH
Osterville
E. 8
Fletcher
South Yarmouth
W. F. Steele
West Dennis
R. W. C. Farnsworth
East
South Harwich
North Harwich
Chatham
J. D. King
Eastman
C.N. Hinckley
Wellfleet
E. Edson
Truro
South Truro
W. W. Matteon
Provincetown
Centre Church
A. Carroll
Centenary Church
G. Lt. Bates
J.D. Butler
New Bedford Port Society
Fourth Street Quarterly Conference
Farmington, ME
Farmington
Methodist Episcopal Conference
National Democratic Committee
Saltonstall
Post
New Hampshire
Police Pension Fund
Board of Estimate
Police
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Norvin Green
Decone
Seventh Regiment
John Fitzgerald
Thirty-seventh Street
William Finn
Piermont
Thomas Lenahan
Donahue
St. Nicholas Hotel
Lowell Shakespeare Club
Drew
John Sherman
Swansea
Dr Loring
West Point
Charles A. Osgood
Haverhill
Andrew Moody
Har=e College
George Tozer
Ipswich
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Alcat Ant
Julia Consolidated
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Justice
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Leopard
Chollar
Commonwealth
Consol
Virginia
Crown Point
Ophir
Overman
iRaymond
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Ailsa
Port-ar-Prince
Marathon
Foston
Australia
Scythia
Liverpool
Alex
Adamson
Joel Goldthwatt & CO
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Nunyade
Lancet
Iaron Liebig
Britist Medical Journal
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Phrofessor Virchow
Berlin
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Peene Lauder Brunton
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Netley
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Friedrichshall
Ton Arena Co. (Limited
Fred’e DE Bary & CO
Warren Strecet
Entertainments
Themaei -Amorion’ Tompkins & Hill
L. R. Shewell
Joseph Jefferson
Boucicault
Irving
Rip van Winkle
Mr Jefferson
Hip van Winkle
Recis
Globe Theatre
Mlle
Aimee
Opera Bouffe Company
Mme
Angot
Giroffe-Giroffa
Les Cloches de Corneville
Aimef
Boston Museum
Mr. M. Piewe
Vente C Nee Ey
Pines Harold
Fannie Reeves
Messrs McDowell
Venie Clancy
Miss Clancy
Miss Harold
Prince
George “St Rowe
Kate Girard
Mary Cary
Howard Atheneum
Royal Jackis-Chy
Beethoven
Afae
Boston Music Hall
MIMS
Emma C. Thursby
Music Hall
Tremont Street
Cor. Eliot
Harvard College Gymnasium
Aniversity Boo! Cambridge
Tapla Handel & Haydn Society
Verot
Eugenie Pappenheim
Adelaide Phillipps
Charles HK. Adams
A. Blum
Carl Zerrain
B. J. Lang
Teeees Conauctor
A. Parker Browne
Union Hall
Boylston Street
W. H. Sherwood
Lillian Bailey
MRC
Sherwood
Thickerwood
Peck
Ralph Waldo Emerson
OLD South
Crry
Pat Bostoux
Henry L. Pierce
Warren Manufacturing Company
Laura N. Pratt
F. A. Pratt
Charles P. Snow
Hassan Sulit
Department
State Board of Health
David King
Charles H. Fisher
van Zandt
General Assembly
George D. Liddell
Seekonk River
Society For the Prevention OF Cruelty TO Children
Park Street
Woman’s Club
Sarah B. Otis
WM. S. Whitwell
Devonshire Street
Ae Lawrence
Aor
Penang
Ispring
Ing Tremont
Nichols & Laster
St. Eon
EK. W. Johnson
Blair’s Pilig
Hox & Pij
H. Plan den & Son Win
St. N
WirMim
Murphy
Winsted
Dennis Manning
New Preston
M. Whalen
Milwaukee