Local News Summary and Market Briefs
A compact Local News page item covers markets, marriages and deaths, real estate, mining notes, courts, and hotel arrivals with brief notes on meteorological records and miscellaneous items. It lists foreign and domestic market movements alongside community notices and shipping news.
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Cure Pacre
FocrTe
Opening Corea to the United States and legislative clutter
Coremodore Schufeldt praises opening Corea to the United States while Congress floods the session with thousands of bills and resolutions. A Hubbell committee circular alleges government embeployes' funds fund a third party campaign. Kansas and Maine crop figures for 1869 and 1882 are cited as a contrast to current state yields.
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Coremodore Schufeldt
Corea
United States
Hubbell Committee
PBI
Poor De Lesseps Eyes Suez War Risk to Save Canal
De Lesseps is described as in a dreadful state of mind over the danger threatening the Suez canal and ready to take action to defend the canal end. Meanwhile the Panama canal languishes due to fever, insubordination, and lack of money.
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de Lesseps
Suez Canal
Canal
Panama Canal
Office Peddling Prompts Fresh Outcry in Washington
The passage condemns open ads for government jobs and liberal commissions. It alleges office brokers department officials and even congressmen participate in this disgraceful practice, highlighting the pervasive corruption in civil service.
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Washington
Cincinnati readers favor Townsend romances over plain history
The Cincinnati Enquirer chides its readers for preferring George Alfred Townsend’s older English historical romances to straight, reliable history. It notes a taste for Townsend’s style over factual authorities and mocks the bleak pews or education level among its audience.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
George Alfred Townsend
Cincinnati
Townsend
English Navy Waste of Money in Naval Experiments
The article cites that in the past 13 years England spent about 200 million dollars on naval architecture experiments. It argues that during the bombardment of Alexandria the heavy guns and large ships proved inefficient due to unwieldy size.
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England
Alexandria
Newspapers vie to fund summer vacations for city children
The New York World and the New York Tribune compete to provide country and seaside summer vacations for poor city children, praising the effort as more commendable than sending soldiers to icy graves in Siberia, despite less newspaper advertising.
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New York World
The
New York Tribune
Metropolis
Siberia
Philadelphia club protests over rival grocery opening
The fastidious young men of a Philadelphia club complain a new grocery store opposite their clubhouse spoils their refined image. They fear ancestral memories of smoky smelling fish and oiled clothes will be revived by the shop’s presence.
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Philadelphia
Quaker City
Cotton mill expansion in the south 1881 82 output
The south rapidly expanded cotton manufacturing in 1881 82. Georgia added 106 000 spindles and South Carolina 96 000, with totals by state and a regional rise to 361 000 spindles. Investment nears 9 763 000 dollars and operating funds reach about 12 214 000 dollars.
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South
Georgia
Alabama
Fernesser
Mississippi
Louisiana
North Carolina
South Carolina
Total
Congressman Dan ielleef Bill On Oleomargarine Tax
The article notes Congressman Dan ielleef of Minnesota proposed a tax on oleomargarine manufacturers and dealers, seen as an attempt to influence northwest farmers. It failed, and Mr Dunnell’s congressional convention chose to leave him home to ponder ungrateful districts and states.
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Danielleef
Minnesota
Northwest
Dunnell
New York Critics Growl Over Patronage from Arthur
A New York paper claims that the half breeds of the state complain bitterly that President Arthur appoints no one from their class. The article ridicules the outcry as whining by fools who expected favors and now receive nothing.
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New York
Arthur
Naval ships to be towed and officers guarded by Egyptians
Admiral Porter orders Montauk and Nantucket to be towed to sea while Admiral Nicholson requires Egyptian military protection for officers ashore at Alexandria. The proposal suggests escorting ships with tugs and guarding officers with Egyptian guards, with Robeson also proposed for the voyage.
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Porter
Montauk
Nantucket
Nicholson
Alexandria
Robeson
Alexandria and Cairo in unrest over Egypt crisis and foreign troops
Despatches from Constantinople and Alexandria report Russia limiting participation, a khedive request for 240 security troops, and petitions against Arabi Pasha. Turmoil grows as French and British actions prepare for Egypt with troops, loans, and arming measures.
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London
Constantinople
M. Onou
Russia
Suez Canal
Reuter
Alexandria
Khedive
Porce
Arabi Pasha
M. Anou
Sandisov
Legation
Dutterin
Polie
Egypt
Alexandria -Hortly
Cairo
Arabi
Marioot
Zeatki Pasha
Rifaat Pasha
Kafred Dwar
France
Daily News
Admiralty
Marseilles
Duke of Cambridge
London Times
the Times
Tuckey
England
Ragheb Pasha
Abad Pasna
Admiral Seymour
Hecker's Flour Mills Hit By Large New York Fire
A major blaze in New York destroyed Hecker's eight story flour mill and adjoining structures. The fire extended from Cherry to Water street, with about 40 engines battling the flames. Several adjacent buildings including the spice mills of Sanger Beer & Fisher, Seaman's exchange and home suffered losses in the hundreds of thousands. Firemen were injured and evacuated, but no lives were reported lost.
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New York
Hecker’s Flour
Cherry
Water Street
Becker’s Mills
Cherry Street
Pike
Market Street
Hecker
Benem & Davis
Hecker’s Mills
Heckers
Sanger, Beer & Fisher
Seaman’s Exchange
Seaman’s Home
Eils
Dove ER
N. Y
Third Street
Henderson
Thomas Henderson
C. E. Dame
George F. Nute
A. W. Dalton
Edward Gould
Gladstone flags premature Turkish troop questions in Egypt debate
In parliament Mr Gladstone said statements on Turkish troops for Egypt were premature and questions could not be asked until essential preliminaries were met. The vote of credit passed to add 3s 6d to income tax for the latter half of the year. The India secretary’s motion approving 5000 Indian troops with 1500 reserve for Egypt was approved 140 to 28. The 2nd battalion of grenadiers sailed from Queenstown on the Batavia. Letters from the queen and the prince of Wales praised the crew’s welcome.
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London
House of Commons
Gladstone
Egypt
Marquis of Dartington
India
Grenadies
Queenstown
Batavia
Prince of Wales
Wwalrington
Hoar
Judiciary Committee
Senate
United States
Gorman
Rollins
Navy
Morgan
Plumb
Beck
Yeas
Neg Tve
Messrs. Camerot
Wisconsin
Ingalls
Sherman
van Wyck
Mr. Davis
T Imois
Kellogg
Sewall
Lamar
McPherson
Bayard
Secretary of the Navy
House
Washington Light Infantry Corps
Fort Benton
Allison
Light House Board
Tennessee
Harris
Cameron
St.Croix
Chippewa
Mississippi
Missouri
Conger
Lighthouse Board
Ferry
Little Traverse Bay
Michigan
Wheat settlement shocks Chicago board of trade
Chicago July wheat deals settled to 12,000,000 bushels with about half at 126 to 133 while the market remained at 135. Shorts failed to deliver and await arbitration priced by Armour’s stance. A.M. Wright filed a test suit as Armour and partners face multi‑million losses on wheat corners.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Shorts
Committee of Arbitration
Armour
A.M. Wright
Keyshaw
Wells
Plankinton
Mitchell
Forest Fire Near Sandwich Subdued After Weekend Rain
SANDWICH Mass July 31 relief followed weekend rain as a forest fire that started south of Succormessett Follow and spread toward Sandwich village was believed extinguished. On Sunday afternoon bells summoned a large force of men and the fire was then considered out.
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Sandwich
Mass
Newport Board to Observe Torpedo Station Exercises
The board appointed to witness graduating exercises at the torpedo station will arrive tomorrow and inspect the station the next day. Members include Commodore A. A. Semmes Capt. RW. Meade Capt. R. L. Pbhythian and Commanders G. A. Howell and James C. Kane. The exams continue all week. The Rhode Island Harvard club plans its annual dinner on Wednesday Sept. 13. Two sons of James Carry aged 14 and 16 are missing since Sunday afternoon and feared drowned after going baiting at the beach.
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Newport
A. A. Semmes
RW. Meade
R. L. Pbhythian
G. A. Howell
James C. Kane
Rhode Island
Harvard Club
James Carry
W.C. Winslow
Bethlehem
N. H
Hoadly
Cincinnati
Richardson
Court of Claims
Europe
Magrucer
Paris
L. S. Brooks
Young’s Hotel
Auburn
George Hunkeman
Boston
Laconia
DeWitt C. Talmage
Highland Lake Grove
New York and New England
W. H. Ryder
Fifth Regiment
Granville Bradley
Dean Bradley
Dean Stanley
Ctiten of
Liberty
England
Ashland
Statesman
Wiliam C. Fowler
Hull Yacat Club
Florence
Cunard
Matta
Cutt
Liverpool
John Lythgoe
William Lythgoe
E. B. Channing
Eva Channing
H. H. Sacker
W. Hi. Cowing
Grace G. Cowing
Anna G. Cowing
W. Seaver
Hanmond
Princeton Street
Patrick A. Feehan
Chicago
Ireland
Carondelet Seminary
St. Louis
Nashville
Wast
Wade
Salem
Procter
Pissengers
Roman
Philadelphia
J. A. Newcomb
Toomis Carroll
W. H. Snowden
Gustav Kumerle
W. Lyne
J. W. Paul
R. Saker
J. G. A. Fisher
J. F. Stone
Mrs. Vigures Enaenild
Starry Lambert
Frank Werner
James S. Watson
W.A. Jeffers
R. P. Cregan
G. W. Brazer
J. M Turner
John Kupp
T. W.W. Manship
John Rover
Wiliam Young
J. Yerkes
Strawbridge Tunner
A. F. Freedy
George C. Rodgers
F. C. Osterhout
George Miles
J. ¥. Stewart
Frederick Eston
J. Golding
4. S. Ware
J. Bb. Paine
Capt
Luke
Sre
Nanepashemet House
Marblehead Great Neck
G. C. Fisher
North Weymouth
W. G. Barnard
Lowell
C. A. Jacobs
W. E. Beard
Reading
Turkey
Agia
E. C. Brooks
Charles H. Washburee
Amherst College
A.A. Coburn
C. B. Ware
New London
Conc
George H. Story
Esq
New York
R. J. Butcher
K. Nichols
8. M. Cate
W. M. Cate
Washington, D. C
George F. Kimball
Newton
D. M.eston
H. M. Weston
W. Hi. Stevens
New Orleans
Stebbins
Muss Stepvins
Larsingburg
Arrears of Rent Bill Debates and Amendments In Lords
In the Lords the arrears of rent bill on Ireland faced pivotal votes. Lord Carrington assured no new landlord tenant contract changes would be set, while the Marquis of Salisbury’s amendment allowing landlord refusal to relief was adopted 109 to 98. Other amendments and debates concerned tenant rights and land act precedents amid mixed Liberal and Conservative positions.
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London
House of Lords
Ireland
Earl of Camperdown
Lord Carringford
Privy Seal
Marquis of Salisbury
Lord Carlingford
Marequis of
Lansdown
Lord Derby
Viscount Cranbrook
Lord Selborne
Faith Convention at Old Orchard Beach Heals Crowd
At Old Orchard Beach Maine on July 31 the Faith Convention enters its fifth day with healing acts in the tabernacle. About 500 attendees witnessed ministers direct prayers and oil anointings as invalids were seated for blessing and supposed cures. Tomorrow’s reports promise disclosed cures and continued exhortations on faith.
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Old Orchard Beach
Eptec
Repulsive Portrait From Confessions of Saurte-Benve
The text describes Renan as monstrous and repulsive, noting his ugliness as an obstacle to priestly orders. It portrays him as more animal than man with a massive head, heavy limbs, and a face compared to slime and mud. Demeaning imagery emphasizes degraded appearance and social rejection.
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M. Nicolardot
Cam
Quarantine Enforced as Yellow Fever Reports Mixed
Surrounding points impose a strict quarantine against Brownsville and Matamoros amid illness rumors. Several deaths Sunday include a daughter of Gen. Benalides and a prominent physician Dr. Carazas is prostrated. Officials say yellow fever is mild, quinine used. Reports of 18 deaths at Matamoras and three at Brownsville appear exaggerated. no Brownsville cases through Saturday night.
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Laredo
Tex
Brownsville
Matamoros
Benalides
Texas
Carazas
Matamoras
Defense opens as star route case unfolds in Congress
The star route defendants face testimony from Secretary Tellier and Representative Valentine who defend seeking more postal facilities. Republicans are accused of inflated 1882 1883 appropriations totaling near 100 million with pension and post office costs rising sharply. The Robeson navy bill is softened by the Senate as reform and funding come under advisory review.
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Washington
Brady
Congress
Tellier
Valentine
Department
District of Columbia
Post Office
Robeson
Messrs. Robeson and
Chandler
Senate
Washington, D. C
Medical Corps of
Navy
Engineers Corns
Cmef
Secretary of the Navy
Puritan
Terror
Naval Advisory Board
Navy moves and bonds dominate Washington notices
The Hartford sails from Boston to relieve Pensacola as Pacific station tug. Rear Admiral Cooper plans a four day sea exercise with the Tennessee Yantic Enterprise and Alliance from Provincetown. Bonds: 3 percent issue offers to surrender start tomorrow with August 20 as award date. Venezuela claims: foreign affairs committee orders a new commission to reexamine 1865 awards, 1866 awards to be set aside. Neo Veto Xet.
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Waspington
Navy Department
United States
Hartford
Boston
Mass
Pensacola
Pacific
Cooper
North Atlantic
Theavy
Provincetown
Tennessee
Yantic
Enterprise
Alliance
Xyantie
Naval Hospital
Chelsea
Post Office
Treasury Department
Folger
Venezuela
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Orth
Indiana
Doorkeeper
Brownlow
House of Representatives
Col. Popham
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
C. W. Hayes
Worcester Manufacturing Company
Pray, Sons & Co
Bostop
Gilfillan
District of
Blainetown
Cox
New York
New York City
John Mack & Son
Political Leaders and Paymaster Debates Highlighted
Special correspondence from Washington describes Jay Hubbell as a cunning congressman who fronts a Republican corruption fund to influence committee decisions and clerk pay. The piece details alleged coercive pay or go practices, presidential and Folger positions, and calls for limiting Hubbell's circulars. Nominations from Lancaster, Raleigh, and New Orleans follow with candidates for Congress.
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Washington
Jay Hubbell
Congressional Committee
Republican Party
Hubbell
Folger
George William Curtis
Brewster
A. Thomas
Treasury
Thomas
Jay Hubell
Bi. N
Lancaster
William B. Given
Democratic County Committee
Raleigh
N.C
John B. Ressons
New Orleans
Carleton Hunt
R. L. Gibson
United States
Mr. Hunt
Thomas G. Hunt
W. H. Hunt
Navy
Ander Garfield
Randall Fiunt
Louisiana
Harvard
Stolen watch and locket tied to E. Martins case at Old Orchard
A heavy gold watch chain and locket belonging to Mr. E. Martin were stolen from a Fiske house bath at Old Orchard Beach while he bathed Sunday night. Valued at 225 dollars. Seret Kelly surrendered to Bath authorities Monday and was examined for a shooting at Fort Popham. He testified the incident was an accident and was bound over to the August term in 500 dollars. Coroner's jury at Biddeford found Philibert Cormier died from his own negligence combined with the engineer and fireman's, citing excessive speed and delayed braking as factors.
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E. Martin
Fiske House
Old Orchard Beach
Kelly
Bath
Smith
Fort Popham
Biddeford
Philibert Cormier
Boston and Maine
Srn
Blackstone Street
Charles G. Day
Dr. Eliot
Day
Boston and Maine Railroad
Charlies River
Charles May
Minor’s Light
Charles D. Daggett
E. W. Miner
George Dexter
James Cunningham
Essex
Kingston
Cunningham
John Dando
Columbia Street
James Thornton
Hutchings & Pryor
Charles R. Thorne
Colony Street
Boston
Draper
Richard Reardon
Mt. Pleasant
Washington and
Eustis Streets
John Carney
Gibson Court
Massachusetts
Thomas Kerrigan
Massachusetts General Hospital
Kerrigan
Bagley
Hathaway Ot Division 6
Beng
James Dowling
Dowling
John Dillon
Joan Glennaen
Thiogas
Male 7
Glennon
Dowdtog
Wah Lee
A'um
Hop Kee
Broadway End B
Thomas Murphy
Frederick Prisco
Senator Edmunds Denies Resignation Rumor
An interview confirms Senator Edmunds has no plans to resign. The report notes no movement toward resignation despite circulating rumor.
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Edmunds
Hamonds
Congress
Lowell reports 66500 population from census of school children
George Johnson, a middle aged Black man from Sneffield, hanged himself with Paris green on Monday after a two day drinking bout. Mr J W Wood of Northbridge was struck by a wagon load of wood last week, a rib broken and other injuries caused by the wagon running over him.
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Lowell
George Johnson
Sneffield
Paris Green
J. W. Wood
Northbridge
Granite State Gossip and Campaign Fevers Rise
The Granite State page highlights sea mer visitors and fresh phases of the currier Hale contest. Congress senatorial candidates’ chatter and local gossip fill columns as campaigns heat up across towns.
Crowe Returns From Chicago Dynamite Faction Union Meeting
P W Crowe, famed for dynamite activity, has come back to Peoria from Chicago where a secret Irish-American union convention of Clan Na Gael and dynamite faction was held. Attendees reportedly included Maj Harrigan of New York Pat H Collins of Boston and others from Fall River. Arrangements suggest Crowe will speak within a month or less.
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Peoria
P. W. Crowe
Dynamite Fame
Chicago
Iit
Crowe
Maj. Harrigan
New York
Pat H. Collins
Boston
Fall River
Clan Na Gael
Amalgamated Iron Workers Begin Secret Convention
President Jarrett leads about 250 delegates from iron and steel mills for the Amalgamated Association of Iron Workers convention in CuicaGco. Sessions start tomorrow and will likely last a week with talks to press the original terms. Twenty three mills have resumed work on their terms, only one remains non-adorned.
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CuicaGco
Jarrett
Amalgamated Association of Iron Workers
Boston and Worcester End Season With Wide Errors
The Esioe and Worcester clubs finished their 1882 season on the South End grounds before 455 spectators. Errors by Worcester and misplays by Boston led to unearned runs, while Morrill hit a left field home run off Richmond. Mathews and Deasley formed a strong battery as Boston struck out seven times.
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Esioe
Worcester
South End
Bastonia
Richmond
Morrill
Rotaling
Bostons
Mathews
Deasley
A.B.R
Po.a.e. A.B
P.O. A
Whitney iv
Ful O Ucreamer
Wise, Ss
Hevans, If
WONG
Ciciveresetcaseaisarmet
Boston
Merill
Hornung
Wise
Hayes
Creamer
Evans
Leoston
Bushone
Wildapitca— Mathews
Lime
Kelly
Balimore
Baltimore
Allegheny
New York
Metropolitan
Detroit
Providence
Troy
Buffalo
Cleveland
Kelley
Walton
Monmouth Park
Messrs
James P. Frost
Charles H. Orr
James Kelsey
The
Glove
Saratoga
Buccaneer
Lute String
Compensation
Warfield
Saunterer Fret
Bonnie Lizzie
Jennie Y
Blenheim
Halifax
N.S
Daly
Bedford Basin
Halifax Harbor
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ECOND
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Skobeleff
Arabia Hebel
Housesia
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RaMuien
Ramleh
Aboukir
Sir A. Alison
Tariff Commission
John D. Dix
Commission
C. L. Rawlett
Manila
Washington Post
Hiancock
Begiend
Chamber of Deputies
Grevy
M. de Lesseps
Minieh
Upper Egypt
Life Guards
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Anewfort Actes
General Foreign News
Geilert
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Cep
Lhe
4Te
London Amateur Rowing Association
Thames
Alhambra
Madrid
Arctbishon Croke
Cashel
Emtey
Emley
County Lipperary
Spain
Chile
Valaraiso
West
Fivk
Boston Juvenile Opera
Boston Juvenile Opera Company
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Hall
Virginia
Petersburg
Chesterfield County
Petersburg and Weldon
Weldon
N. C
Gage
First National Bank
Richards
Chicago, Kock Israel and Pacific Railroad
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Kan
Payne
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St. Martin
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Robert Ranval
Williams
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Hurlbut
Trescott
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Neo Veto Xet
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Joby EL. Sullivan
Madison Square Garden
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Lewis Goleman & Co
Chauncy Street
Wood and Wiggin
Edmund D. Wiggin
Arthur A. Noyes
Lawrence
Lewis Coleman & Co
Lawrence & Co
Noyes
Adams
Memorial Building
Wiggin
Cbhauney Street
Third Avenue
E. C. Prescott
Prescott
H. Levy
No. 313
East 109Th Street
Coleman
Srm
Wigan
Neves
Ham
Mahoney
Central Office
Charles H. Reed
Purchase Street
Reed
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S.L. Emery
Dorchester
Norwich University
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Bemme
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Charles H. Reed & Co
Mason Street
Iowa
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Gotham Gleanings
Michael Sheehan
NEW England News
New Hampshire
Wortsmouth
New England Observer
Keene
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East Northwood
Joseph Hil
Exeter
Theodore Willett
Nashua
James S. Adams
West Roxbury
Hanover
Dartmouth National Bank
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Pr. L. Spaulding
Frea Chase
Dartmouth College
Coos County
Wentworth
Magalloway
Umbagog Lake
Frank P. Mellen
Boston, Lowell and Concord
Cummings
Coscord
Concord
Citizens of
City Hall
D. C. Smith
North Hyde Park
Lamphere
Slavion & Peck
E.C. Herzey & Co
Holcomb, Cook & Co
Bennington
Rice and Crawford
Harmon
Dores Varney
Sutton
Louis St. Joan
Cottage City
Reds
Blues
New Bedford Mercury
New Bedford
Perrin Colburn
West Dedham
Old Colony
Colburn
Scotia
Brest
Anglo American Company
Monduy
Lowell Mail
F. W. Hinman
New Haven
Prosero
David L. Parker
Hinman
Timothy Burke
Great Barrington
Betsey Hale
Monterey
Burke
Wareham
High Street
Mary Jones
Weymouth
Traveller's Accident Company
Eastern Railroad Company
Michael Harrigan
Casino
Clara Patt
Providence Hospital
George A. Littlefield
Gorton
West Greenwich
East Greenwich
E. B. Stocking
Nelson
Jane N. Brainard
Commicut Port
Coweset Bay
Samuel Russell Warren
Toronto
Can
Silver Spring
Grace Church
Providence Fool Company
Wickenend Street
Providence Meeting Street Colored Church
Yeocum
Brown
Campbell
Connecticut
Columbia
St. Francis Parish
Sisters of Mercy
Johnny Schorohorst
Expire Transportaton Company
Norwich
Samuel Reynolds
Danielsonville
Ecoroner
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Granite State
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Littleton
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Granite
Sexson
Hale
Exeter News
Gazette
Grafton County Journal
Philadelphia Press
Currier
Stilson Hutchis
Borden
Republican Machine
Currice
Merrimack County
Flare
Ray
Heard
Milford
Nashua Telegraph
Laconia Horse Railway
Pemigewassett Valley
Irving W. Drew
Ray, Drew, Jordan & Carpenter
Mt. Kinsman
Cascades
Garrison Hill
Dover
White Mountains
Mary BE. Gray
Melrose
Manchester
Pinkerton Academy
Derry
Claremont Junction
Monadnock Manufacturing Company
Claremont
Cocheco Manufacturing Company
Walden Pond
the Grove
Grove
Lincoln
Nwerimiag Iron Workers
Marew
Red River Valley
Jamestown
Dick Gam
Washington Street
School
Tremont Streets
Sedlay Square
Howard Street
Ashburton Place
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Walttham
Fox Island
Charies River
Waltham
J. B.C. Club
Charles River
Auburndale
H. P. Bartlett
Moody Street Bridge
Lexington Street
John S. Camrell
Ins
Board of Aldermen
Paine
Manufactory
Aime Depul
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