Springer’s Bill Establishes Labor Department Arbitration Board
The plan creates a Department of Labor to study labor issues and promote workers' prosperity. It establishes a three member National Labor Commission for arbitration of labor capital disputes, with a $4000 head salary and two assistant commissioners. Proceedings are public unless in consultation, and awards are recordable and court‑enforceable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Messrs
Powderly
McDowell
Warner
Ohio
Springer
Illinois
Department of Labor
Congress
Tariff Bill Prospects Dim With House Vote Likely After May
April 26 report says appropriations bills may miss the May 15 deadline to call up the tariff bill. Reformers expect passage but fear a tight vote. Democratic tight margins limit dissent while protectionists loom uncertainties over Republican support and the president's tariff reduction stance. The outcome remains highly uncertain and the vote could be very close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
Congressmen Introduce Relief and Pension Bills Across States
A series of bills were introduced in the House by New England members. Massachusetts reps seek pensions for Emily A. Cook and William Shaftoe and Charles Sherman, while Nathaniel McKay would gain duty free tools for shipbuilding. Maine, Vermont, and New Hampshire lawmakers push pensions for Addison Morrill Edna Hildreth George Wheeler and Lorenzo Whitcher. Senate bill proposes Concord public building funds rise to 225000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
Mr. Rice
Massachusetts
Emily A. Cook
Brookfield
W. E. Cook
Fourth
Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
Mr. Long
Secretary of the Treasury
Nathaniel McKay
Mr. Davis
Wiliam Shaftoe
Fifty
Massachusetts Volunteers
Charles H. Sherman
Rockwell
Charles Halineman
Milliken
Maine
Addison Morrill
South Gardner
Evelyn H. Pratt
Dirigo
Mr. Grout
Vermont
Edna M. Hildreth
William H. Hildreth
Vermont Volunteers
George H. Wheeler
First Vermont Heavy Artillery
Mr. Gallinger
New Hampshire
Lorenzo D. Whitcher
New Hampshire Volunteers
Senate
Pike
Concord
Outhwaite Bill Aims to Amend Thurman Act Extension
Washington April 26 Special to The Post House committee on Pacific railroads favors Mr Outhwaite's proposed amendments to the Thurman sinking fund act. The bill would extend the final payment by seven decades, start six months hence, and push the average extension to about 24 years from 1897. Semiannual payments would total around 4 million dollars yearly for aided Pacific railroads. Government lien extended to unaided branch lines. By 1897 an estimated 70 million dollars will have been paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Pacific Railroads
Washington Children Roll Easter Eggs on White House Grounds
SPECIAL TO THE POST. Washington April 26. Children gathered on the grounds south of the White House to roll Easter eggs down grassy knolls despite threatening clouds. A noon rain did not stop them as they continued the sport in waterproof gear. Boys were bold and playful while spectators watched. Children carried lunch baskets and picnicked under umbrellas.
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Washington
White House
THE
POST
New York Third Avenue Strike Persists In Labor Stand
The Third Avenue surface railroad strike continues with no agreement on a body return as a barrier to settlement. Director Parsons traveled to Albany to query railroad commissioners about the business petition while sixty cars operated peacefully along the line at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Third Avenue Surface
Parsons
Albany
Odd Fellows Celebrate Sixty Seventh US Anniversary
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows held a nationwide festival marking 67 years since its introduction to the United States. The piece notes origins in England, the lodge in Baltimore, and Massachusetts Lodge No.1 founded in 1820, highlighting leaders Daniel Hersey and Thomas Wildey and the charity work that supports thousands in the state today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
America
Independent Order
United States
Manchester Unity Brothers
Baltimore
Odd Fellowship
England
Old Massachusetts Lodge
Federal Street
Daniel Hersey
Massachusetts
Thomas Wildey
Washingtonian Home Report Highlights Yearly Growth and Finances
Dr Albert Day state the Washingtonian Home grew in usefulness. In the year 355 admissions included 166 Massachusetts natives 96 from other states and 73 from other countries. Deaths totaled two and delirium tremens cases reached 73. Receipts stood at 13050 01 with an average cost per patient 3896. A treasury balance of 553 remains. Elections named Otis Clapp president and a slate of officers and trustees including W Warren S Stebbins G Taber and J T Wetherbee. Superintendent physician is Albert Day M D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Day
Massachusetts
Treasury
Otis Clapp
William W. Warren
S. R. Stebbins
George R. Tab
W. P. Wentworth
George KR. Taber
M. D
Labor debate at Congregational Club Meeting
Dr. E B Webb presided at Horticultural Hall as Frank Foster and George E McNeill spoke on labor, wages, hours, and the wage system. The gathering discussed organization, education, agitation, arbitration, and the aim of replacing wage labor with cooperative systems amid questions from Knights of Labor supporters and opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Webb
Congregation Club
Horticultural Hall
Webb
Griffis
Shawmut Congregational Church
Frank K. Foster
Haverhill
McNeill
State House
Knights of Labor
Carital
G. C. Coffin
Carleton
Fashionable Spring Weddings and Bead Adorned Dress Trends
The piece surveys spring wedding trends from varied venues to late day ceremonies, notes bridesmaids dress debates, and highlights new fashion elements. It includes engagement news for Miss Louisa Van Rensselaer and social New York life, plus fashion notes on headpieces, jackets, ribbons, and colors alongside theater reviews of The Black Crook Pranks and Sardou's Princess Andrea at Boston venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric-a-Brac
Louisa van Rensselaer
Alexander van Rensselaer
Edmund Baylies
New York
Ireland
Cates
Maxwell-Heron
Brooklyn
N. Y
Directoire
Jersey
Pacific Ocean
Disputed affair ends with dismissal and political rush
An internal investigation led to the dismissal of the band member accused. The wife testified she had never seen the alleged partner in improper intimacy and the wives department official called the tale a blackmail scheme. News of a civil service vacancy drew twenty senators and representatives seeking the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Band
Bide Department
House
Substitute for Blair bill divides land revenues for education
The committee on labor after a long session voted nine to three to report a substitute for Blair’s educational bill. It would distribute receipts from public lands and other general land office revenues to states and territories by school population for ten years. Twenty five percent funds industrial and technical instruction. the rest supports common schools. Members are not bound by their committee vote when the measure reaches the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Washington
House Committee On Labor
House
General Land Office
Mail contracts awarded in New England and campaign committee
Post Office awards three year Star route contracts in Maine New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts detail routes vendors and annual sums ledgers include specific pay rates for each segment and operator. The piece lists New England congressional campaign committee members with names from six states and notes Senator Mitchell illness status and a House foreign affairs reform bill.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Star
New England
Maine
Biddeford
Saco River
N.T. Lord
Brookline
Blue Hill Falls
F.S. Smith
Ferry Village
Portland
Joseph H. Thurrell
New Castle
Republican Campaign Committee
McComas
Maryland
Joint
Republican Caucus
Congressional Campaign Committee
Connecticut
Joseph R. Hawley
C. A. Boutelle
Massachusetts
Wiliam W. Rice
New Hampshire
H. W. Blair
Rhode Island
Nelson W. Aldrich
Vermont
John W. Stewart
Mitchell
Deputy Marshal fatally wounded by moonshiners in Tennessee
In Manchester, Coffee county, Deputy Marshal Webb Purdon died after a confrontation with about fifteen moonshiners who stormed his home following an earlier raid nearby. Purdon fired with a double barrel shotgun, wounding two more, as the gang fled and carried off three of their wounded associates. A large posse pursues them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Manchester
Coffee County
Marshall Webb Purdon
Hughes
Grundy County
Purdon
Pardon
WANTS TO SERVE THE COUNERY
Buffalo ex-treasurer George Urban Jr. reports at the St James Hotel that if Secretary Manning resigns, W S Bissell should be offered the post. Urban calls Bissell capable and trustworthy though a Democrat. He adds Harlan is in town and says General Logan is the leading 1888 Republican candidate and popular in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Urban Jr
Buffalo
Erie County Republican Committee
St. James Hotel
Manning
the Treasury
Cleveland
W. S. Bissell
Harlan
Logan
Grain tariff cut on canal shipments to Montreal
Ottawa reports an order in council reducing tolls on wheat and other grain shipped through the canal to Montreal to 2 cents per ton. The measure affects traffic routed via the canal and aims to lower transport costs for grain exporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Comweil
Montreal
Weather Update for New England and South Regions
The forecast calls for fair weather in New England on April 27 at 1 a.m. followed by local rains in the southern portion. Winds shift to a slightly warmer southerly direction as the day progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Satisfactory price list agreed with Kilburn Whitman Co
A strike threat by Kilburn Whitman Co. was averted with the Knights of Labor mediation. A price list for cabinet makers sets 25 cents per hour for first class job work and machine trades, 20 cents for second class, with increases on turning and carved work for patterns prior to Oct 1, 1885, and no change for post Oct 1 1885 patterns except noted exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilburn, Whitman & Co
Knights of Labor
Shamokin
Penn
Cambridge Car Men Accept Company Proposals
The Cambridge Horse Railroad Company accepted wage and work rule increases for conductors and drivers, added pay for extra hours, and new late night cleaning staff. Other notices include wage adjustments for road workers, and a policy on discharge explanations and suspensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Car
Cambridge Horse Railroad Company
Wage Disputes Reported Across Several Mills
A series of labor tensions across multiple firms are reported. Haywood Bros. in Gardner seeks reconciliation with management after a district officer's visit. Avery & Thayer in East Dedham face wage cuts to 97 cents daily, pending a district assembly mediation. French & Ward of Stoughton and their employer have submitted to arbitration. Webster & Co. tanners boost pay for fifty workers by about ten percent. Bridges & Co. shoe factory in South Framingham discharges burnishers after foreman conflict. Boston pattern makers hold a large meeting. one worker remains employed through the union with future closed meetings. Communications from New York and Philadelphia are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District 30
Gardner
Haywood Bros
Avery & Thayer
East Dedham Woollen Mills
French & Ward
Stoughton
Webster & Co
Woburn
Bridges & Co
South Framingham
Pattern Makers
Boston
Vicinity
New York
Philadelphia
Polo on Ponies Boston Reds Defeat Cambridge Blues
A small Highland rink crowd watched the first polo on ponies in Boston pitting the Boston Reds Charles Walters J A Dee and Henry Bryant against the Cambridge Blues George F Hale E G Dunn and Charles B E Conkling. Blues led 2 0 before Reds leveled then surged ahead 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 with a seventh goal unfinished at time. A morning one mile pony race Ranger defeated Casino. Referee ejected Peck leading to Boston win three goals to none.
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Highland Rink
Boston
Cambridge
Boston Reds
Charles Walters
J. A. Dee
Henry Bryant
Cambridge Blues
George F. Hale
E. G. Dunn
Charles BE. Conkling
Westchester Polo Club
New York
Rll
Newport
Walters
Hale
Blues
Reds
Casino
Ranger
George Hale
Mr. Tucker
Weburn
Referse
Peck
Woburn
Smith
Lund
Pierce
Connell
Greece faces ultimatum over defiance to European wishes
In Athens on April 26 a conference of foreign ministers at the Italian embassy works on an ultimatum to hold Greece responsible for consequences if it does not defer to Europe. Greece's reply is deemed unsatisfactory and the ultimatum will be presented to the Greek government at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hazen
Athens
Greece
Europe
Bitter Loyalist speeches at Maze and Hartington speech in Lancaster
A Loyalist meeting at the Maze in Antrim featured violent speeches led by Mr Johnston who urged Loyalists to refuse Dublin Parliament recognition and tax payments and to prepare to bear arms. In Lancaster Lord Hartington outlined aims to form an independent group with certain politicians to oppose the Irish scheme. A France China treaty of commerce was signed at Tientsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Lord Hartington
Lancaster
Chamberlain
Trevelyan
Goschen
Henry James
Bright
Earl Selborne
Earl Derby
Duke of Argyll
Paris
France
China
Tientsin
Lawrence Citizen Enoch Frye Dies at 57
Lawrence resident Enoch Frye, a prominent local figure, died Monday at age 57. Newburyport votes to set mayoral salary between 500 and 1200 dollars, with 276 yes and 181. The Daniel Webster statue foundation work in Concord, New Hampshire, starts mid May. Base weighs 11 tons, plinth 15, pedestal 10 feet high, statue leg unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Frye
Lawrence
Newburyport
Daniel Webster
Concord
N.H
Pine and Cedar Logs Swept Away by Sudden Ice Break on Miramichi and St John
The rapid ice departure from the Miramichi and St John river tributaries has swept away vast numbers of logs causing heavy losses to lumbermen. The freshet in the St John river has also carried away many highway bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joan
Miramichi
St. John River
Liquor War Breaks Out in Rochester New Hampshire
In Rochester New Hampshire on April 26 the liquor war escalates with daily seizures and arrests of intoxicated individuals. Police demand disclosure of liquor sources or face jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Rochester
N. H
Pedestrian Injured in Washington Hanover Crash
P O Donnell a 72 year old man of 72 Endicott Street was knocked down and run over at the Washington and Hanover streets corner at about 6 PM by a team driven by Miss Josephine Holbrook of Chelsea. He was badly injured and taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O. Donnell
Washington and
Hanover Streets
Josephine Holbrook
Chelsea
Donnell
Endicott Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Sophomores and Freshmen Clash on Hanover Campus
A lively half hour campus melee at Hanover on April 26 left many with torn clothing but no serious injuries. Both sophomores and freshmen claim victory after the skirmish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. H
Brooks Maxwell case Deposition Arrives From England
Depositions in the Brooks alias Maxwell case reached St Louis from England. Circuit attorney says trial will start May 10 with defense counsel John J. Martin asserting readiness and no desire for further delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Louis
W. H. Brooks
Maxwell
England
John J. Martin
Brooks
Schooner Alaska Crew Rescued After Capsized Boat Trip
At 4 15 last evening Captain Bishop and two crewmen from the schooner Alaska set out in a small boat carrying eleven barrels of flour. Their trip ended when the boat capsized, and they were rescued by the Protector crew.
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Bishop
Alaska
Protector
Colorado Mineral Output in 1885
Official figures from the Denver mint show Colorado's 1885 mineral output as Gold 5,000,900 dollars, Silver 13,500,000 dollars, Copper 700,000 dollars, Lead 3,361,090 dollars. Totaling 22,561,000 dollars.
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Denver
Col
Denver Mint
Colorado
Toronto's Aid for Latland Loyalists in Ireland
Toronto residents have raised fifteen hundred dollars for Loyalists in Ireland. The funds will be sent immediately to Belfast to aid the Irish community in need.
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Toronto
Ont
Ireland
Belfast
Patrolmen Arrest Suspect in Escape Case
Patrolmen Bruce and McCluskey arrested Thomas Welsh, described as insane, last evening amid reports he escaped from Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iPatrolmen
Bruce
McCluskey
Thomas Welsh
Concord
How the Members and Their Ladies Kept the Anniversary
Oriental Lodge No. 10 observed the anniversary with a concert and dance in Grand Lodge Hall. Over 200 members and ladies attended as the Cadet Orchestra led by T. J. Baldwin performed. Highlights included a cornet solo by Thomas W. Henry a May E. Cates and Mrs. M. E. Starkweather duet and a reading by Lora A. Guernsey with Lida J. Howe as accompanist. James C. Gray led the dance with aides under a committee chaired by George H. Moore. Oriental Lodge No. 10, instituted in 1842 with nine charter members, now nears 200 members and has grown under young, active recruits.
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Oriental Lodge
Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows
Order
T. J. Baldwin
Thomas W. Henry
May E. Cates
M. E. Starkweather
Lora A. Guernsey
Lida J. Howe
James C. Gray
George H. Moore
William Durant
The
Transcript
James Durant
Edward Tyler
Z.J. Haywood
D.M
Oriental
N. G
Elmer Millett
C. A. Mooare
V.G. Oriental
Boston Encampment Celebrates Odd Fellows Fifty Seventh Anniversary
About seventy five Odd Fellows in full regalia gathered at Tremont Temple for the sixty seventh anniversary of Odd Fellows ip. George H. Coes acted as interlocutor while Nemo minstrels and a varied program drew hearty laughs. Performers included Edmund T. Phelan Miss Alta Pease Frank Swift Lulu Stanley and M Barrett with organ and band numbers and banjo solos. The audience enjoyed the evening and clapped for the entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
Temple
Boston
George H. Coes
Edmund Tf. Phelan
Alta Pease
M. Barrett
T. P. Ryder
Commonwealth Quartet
Dudley H. Prescott
Edmund T. Phelan
Frank Swift
Fifty-five workers held over cap promises at Castle Garden
In New York on April 26 eighty five muscular men aboard the steamer Cir cassia were detained by Castle Garden officials. The Central Labor Union alleges they were contracted as masons stonecutters and blacksmiths for the Texas State capitol at Austin. The men deny any contract and the union plans to inform district attorneys to press charges for alleged US law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connellsville
Pirrssurg
Penn
James Cochran
Cochran
Amalgamated Association
Grand Jury
New York
General Sessions Court
State Capitol
Austin
Tex
Castle Garden
Central Labor Union
United States
Pacific Mail steamer Honduras wrecked on Lempa bar
The Pacific Mail steamer Honduras wrecked on the Lempa river bar near San Salvador. Passengers and crew were saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Libertad
San Salvador
Galveston
Pacific Mail
Honduras
Malden case adjourned in French vs Richardson
The Malden court adjourned the French vs Richardson case at 3 pm with both defendants held on 5900 bond each. Only Officer Daniel W. Sullivan and Dr. Nathan French testified before the recess, Dr. French stating he sent a communication in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Mass
French
Cheap Lodgings at Marshall's A Boston Tramps Hotel
A Post reporter visits Marshall's lodging house at 177 North Street describing a crowded, rough but orderly 10 to 20 cent beds serving a mixed clientele of clerks, tramps and seamen. Managed by Mr Frank Marshall the place touts cleanliness and strict rules including no liquor and wide community use of space.
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Marshall
Post
Chelsea
Marshall’s
North Street
Black Sea
North Brimmer Place
Christian Temperance Lodging House
Frank Marshall
Marshal
Baltimore
Boston
North End
Mr. Marshall
Yale Alumni Meeting in Worcester Elected Officers
At the Yale Alumni Association of Western Massachusetts semi annual gathering Judge Gideon Wells of Springfield presided and President Porter attended. Elected officers include President Rev. BR A Stimson of Worcester and vice presidents by counties William S Shurtleff Hampden, Rev J L Jenkins Berkshire, Rev Herbert A Lathe Hampshire, David Manning Worcester, and secretary Charles Faldrich Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Yale Alumni Association of
Western Massachusetts
Gideon Wells
Springfield
Porter
A. Stimson
D. D
William 8. Shurtlesf
Hampden
J. L. Jenkins
Berkshire
Herbert A. Lathe
Hampshire
David Manning
Charles Faldrich
Foreclosure sale of Wabash rail system in 1925 auction
In St Louis on April 26 United States Commissioner Edmund T Allen sold the Wabash St Louis and Pacific rail system under mortgage foreclosure at public noon sale. Bidders were a committee of stock and bondholders. total price paid for the property reached 625001 with the St Joseph and St Louis branch excluded and bought separately by W F Nesbit president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
United States
Edmund T. Allen
Wabash
City of Mexico Prize Libel Dismissed in Key West Case
Judge Locke dismissed the prize libel against the steamer City of Mexico on grounds no prize exists without a specific law. He upheld forfeiture for probable intent to violate neutrality laws citing arms outfits and plans to secure cargoes in the Caribbean Sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Wes
Fla
City of Mexico
Locke
Caribbean Sea
Canadian Police Arrest D. H. Scott For Bank Forgery
Charles Constantine chief of the government police at Winnipeg arrived in Halifax with D. H. Scott in custody. Scott is alleged to have forged papers totaling $30,000 in the Merchants Bank of Winnipeg. He was traced to Mexico where authorities refused extradition recognizing two habeas corpus writs and ordered his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
N. 8
Charles Constantine
Winnipeg
D. H. Scott
Merchants’ Bank of
Scott
Mexico
Canada
Fishing Vessel Released Said to Be Seized
Ottawa reports that an American fishing vessel at Boddeck Cape Breton was released by authorities though not confirmed. It is believed reports of seizure are exaggerated and the vessel was told to depart. Government statement expected when the House meets tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Boddeck
Cape Breton
Unredeemed Goods Auction and Court Takeover
The city notes an ongoing auction of unredeemed Collateral Loan Company goods and the Supreme Court will hear the largest divorce trial list yet. The Viztlant steamer launches Thursday at East Boston docks and Captain Gertier faces death in a Racer scuttling case. A water committee hearing reviewed extending high service to West Roxbury, while Walter Pelham and other artists entertain at the YMCA Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Colt
Carpenter
Committee On Water
West Roxbury
Walter Pelham
Young Men’s Christian Association
Tux Celebrated Morris Carpets Featured by Joel Goldthwait Co
Displayed by Joel Goldthwait & Co at 163 Washington street the Morris carpet line showcases exquisite colors and rich decorations as part of the extensive stock for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Joel Goldthwait & Co
Washington Street
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Board of Arbitration
TDE
Outhwaite
Thurman
Shle
NEW Texts
Washingtonian
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Herr Most
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Moses
Aaron
Chicago
Congregational Club
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Old Country
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Roger Williams
National Congress
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Foster
M. F. Dickinson
Hyde, Dickinson & Co
Hudson
Gilad
London
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Lotta
Kiralfy Brothers
Glen
Golden Terrace
Mile de Rosa
Rosa Watson
Herbert Brothers
Mignani
Black Crook
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Sil Bernard
Knayve
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Miss Lotta
Laurens
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Boston Museum
Sardou
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Prince Maurice
Mason
Nolan
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Mme. Javish
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Howard Atheneum
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Howard
Williams
Mr. Williams
Little Ada
the Park Theatre
Hoyt
Frank Danich
Nanon
Hollis Street Theatre
Star Routes
Wellsboro
Belmont
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Senate Committee On Public Lands
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company
Logg
Osexavan
Siegert & Sons
Lowell
New Haven
Atchison
Atchison, Kan
Missouri Pacific
Labor Notes
Amalgamated Carpenters
Preble Hall
Wels Memorial Hall
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Paine Memorial Hall
Brotherhood
Evans Block
Polo
Cambridge Blwes
Bigland
NEW England News
Hnoched
Dartmouth
AID
Insane Man
G. G. Taylor
OLD Oriental
Minstrels and Music
Suffolk Lodge
O. F
Young’s
James 3
Emerson
Dodd, Hall, Bates, Bosson
Burbank
Blaisdeil
de Soto Lodge
Daughters of Rebekah
Union Star Lodge
Salem
St. Charles Hotel
Evening Star Lodge
Daughters of
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New Bedford
New Bepford
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