Senator Conkling at the Hotel Not at the Conference
Senator Conkling attends events at the hotel while absent from the conference. Senator Blaine urges continued effort to win support in Maine.
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Senator Conkling
Blaine
Maine
Conference of Republicans at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Republican leaders from across the nation gather in New York at the Fifth Avenue Hotel for a noon conference led by Ex-Gov. Jewell. Speakers urge southern aid, Maine and Indiana campaigns, and money for Illinois, Ohio, and Tennessee contests amid calls for honest votes.
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New York
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Gen. Garfield
Jewell
Republican National Committee
William E. Chandler
New Hampshire
George B. Loring
Boston
John A. Logan
Illinois
W. W. Hicks
J. C. Conover
Florida
John Cessna
Pennsylvania
J. H.sypher
Louisiana
North Carolin
South
Congress
Tennessee
Ohio
Indiana
Maine
Loring
Massachusetts
Guv. Pinchback
James G. Blaine
Logan
Gough
West Virginia
Ben Harrison
Republican Party
Greenback Party
Sherman
Thurlow Weed
Garfield
Arthur
Oregon
Minnesota
Nevada
Delaware
Senator Conkling
Fifth Avenue
Central Campaign Club
Dittenhoefer
John (. Fremont
Fremont
Fremont, Gen. Garfield
Gen. Fremont
Bet Challenge Sparks Doorway Scuffle at Fifth Avenue Hotel
At the Fifth Avenue Hotel after Gen Garfield's arrival a short man shouted a $10,000 bet that Hancock would win. A prominent Republican grabbed him by the coat and threw him out, provoking amusement and illustrating Republican betting eagerness.
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The
New York Herald
Fifth Avenue
Gen. Garfield
Garfield
Hancock
Bill Scott
Vermont Politicians and Antimasonic Presidential Picks
A Vermont paper recalls the antimasonic party’s presidential nominees including William West and Gen. Phelps. It notes Vermont electoral support in 1828 29 and later gains, suggesting local figures might top the national ticket. The piece frames beating the Republicans as a key motive.
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Anti-Masonic Party
Gen. Phelps
Vermont
United States
William West
Solomon Southwick
New York
Phelps
Winfield Scott Hancock
German Republicans Rebuke Carl Schurz in Illinois
The Illinois Staats Zeitung published a protest by Charlies Enfeldt and forty nine German Republicans from Calumet and Worth Illinois condemning Carl Schurz Secretary of the Interior for planned stump campaigning in Indiana. Schurz later spoke in Indianapolis despite the opposition and a $200 challenge.
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Carl Schurz
Illinois Staats Zeitung
Garfield
Charlies Enfeldt
Calumet
Worth
Illnois
Washington, D. C
Indiana
Schurz
Indianapolis
Civil Service
Pensioners Urged Meeting in Philadelphia on Pension Bill
A call goes out for maimed veterans to gather in Philadelphia on the 10th to plan persistent efforts to secure Congress passage of a pension bill. It seeks at least 30 dollars per month for those missing a leg above the knee or an arm above the elbow and 25 dollars for those missing a leg below the knee or an arm below the elbow.
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Philadelphia
Congress
Second District Democratic Convention Nominees Chosen
At Grover's Hall Junction Vermont the Second District Democratic Convention nominated Dr. Daniel Campbell of Saxtons River for member of Congress and Maj. N. P. Bowman of St Johnsbury for elector. A district committee was formed with members from Caledonia Orange Windham Windsor and other counties as delegates and officers were elected.
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Iel Campbell
Saxton’s River
Whirk River Junction
Grover’s Hall
Bradforn
F. W. Chilis
Brattleboro
Caledonia
G. D. Randall
Orange
A. McLane
Windham
C. H. Davenport
Windsor
E. Warden
Gen. L
Partridge
Daniel Campbell
Saxtons River
G. DD. Fletcher
Chester
F. W. Childs
R. B. Roundy
Weathersfield
J. W. Pierce
Springfield
W. D. McMasters
Woodstock
Pierce
McMasters
Dr. Campbell
Fairlee
G.L. Fletcher
Maj
N. P. Bowman
St. Johnsbury
John Partridge
McLane
Bowman
Henry Chase
Tynden
Aaron Davis
Chelsea
F. W.W. Childs
H. L. Radiman
Bridgewater
C. L. Fletcher
Col
A. M. Waddill
North Carolina
Hiram Atkins
Dan
Concord
N. H
the Monitor
Charles H. Bell
Exeter
Bell
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Manchester
N. HW
Young Democrats
Hulsborough County
Young Men’s Democratic Association
N. H. Wilson
F. G. Noyes
Nashua
Otis G. Spear
Pelham
Henry E. Newell
Patrick County
Chas. R. Jameson
Antrim
W. T. Dodge
Merimac
Young Democracy
Merrimac
Daniel B. Donovan
John E. Robertson
Seylub
Congressional Nominations Across Several States
Democrats renominated J Durbin Ward in Ohio Third District and John E Kenna in West Virginia and A M Scales in the Greensboro North Carolina district. Republicans nominated J T Hoke in West Virginia Second District and Spaulding in Michigan Sixth District after a long ballot. Other notes cover nominating conventions in Hamilton County Ohio and Rockland Maine, plus a Republican rally in New York.
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Cincinnati
J. Durbin Ward
Congress
Ohio
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Wallace Leach
Hamilton County
Benjamin Butterworth
Thomas L. Young
West Virginia
John E. Kenna
Wheeling
W. Va
Keyser City
J.T. Hoke
Mineral County
Detroit
Mich
6Th District
J. L. Spaulding
St. John
Treasury Department
Spaulding
Greensboro
N.C
A. M. Scales
Chicago
R.M. A. Hawk
Freeport
Ralph P. Howe
Little Valley
N. Y
Seventy-second Regiment of
New York Volunteers
Democratic National Committee
Republican Congressional Committee
Train Wreck on Housatonic Boarded by Bull
A through passenger train on the Housatonic Road left Bridgeport at 5 P M last evening and struck a young bull crossing the track near Bedford's station. Engineer George Bowers and Express Messenger Abe Tucker were severely injured Ira Hosford sustained a minor hurt and other passengers were shaken up. The engine and baggage car were wrecked.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Housatonic Road
Bedford
George Bowers
Abe Tucker
Ira Hosford
Hone
Tragic stop attempt on Exeter and Lowell excursion train
John Murray of Lowell was killed after trying to alight from a moving Exeter and Lowell excursion train near Biddeford at about 5 pm. The five car train traveled roughly 25 mph as Murray fell from the middle car, struck the platform, and was dragged under the cars. He suffered crushed legs and a severe forehead wound and died about an hour and a half later. He was about 25 years old.
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Biddeford
Exeter
Lowell
John Murray
Murray
Hasselman Fleeing Germany After Anti Socialists Row
Berlin reports say Herr Hasselman, a Socialist deputy expelled from the Social-Democratic party for praising Nihilists, has sailed to America. He avoided a criminal court appearance over anti-Socialist law infringements and is noted as deeply in debt from efforts to spread his views. Ultra liberal and other journals denounce his flight.
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Berlin
Herr Hasselman
Social-Democratic Party
Germany
America
South Carolina
Gov. Simpson
Willard
West End Wins Three Mile Four Oared Race at Lake Maranacook
Holmes of Pawtucket leads amateur single sculls for 3 miles as 8,000 spectators watch at Lake Maranacook Maine. West End Boston crew wins the four oared race with a 19 minute 32 12 second time. Several other races include batteau and canoe events with multiple crews and outcomes.
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Lake Maranacook
John A. Kennedy
Portland
John Buckley
O’brien
Boston
Murphy
Norwich
Conn
F. Holmes
Pawtucket
R. Wes Deee Kimball
Bath
F. M. Powers
Kimball
Buckley
Holmes
Powers
West End
Columbias
Everetts
Cumberlands
Enterprise
Lynn
Cumberland
Columbia
Everett
George Hosmer
Alexander Braley
Frank Hilley
Daniel Breene
P. McKenna
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Charles E. Hooper
James Noonan
J. Barry
M. Greene
John Corrigan
John Curran
Timothy O’brien
Ee Fay
John Watson
Cornwell
Reagan
Payne
Tempest
Lewiston
William McPhérion
Stern
James Gilbert
William Nichols
William Terre
Michael Glaspy
Sanford
Bangor
William Carr
John Daley
James Casey
James Carsey
Timothy Sullivan
Patrick Monohue
Maid of Erin
Sanfords
Penobscot Boy
Peter Nelson
Nick Sockobasin
Penobscot Charley
Charles Daly
Oscella Newell
Starlight
John Mitchell
Francis Socoslexis
Pomelia
Mitchell Susak
Newell Solan
George Lee
Newark
Lee
Hamilton
Hooper
Hosmer
F. E. Holmes
Roscoe Woodbury
J. Buckley
O’connell
Davis Brothers
Davis
Saratoga
Excitement Over Defeat of Irish Compensation Bill in Lords
London reports detail a 51 to 63 vote in the Lords on the Irish Compensation Bill with a 12 vote government defeat. Notables among the majority included Landsdowne Grey Somerset FitzWilliam Clarendon Fortress Dacre Romilly Sherbrooke and Babcock Hugessen.
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London
House of Lords
Marquis Landsdowne
India
Earl Grey
Duke of Somerset
Earl Fitzwilliam
Earl Durham
Earl Clarendon
Earl Fortescue
Baron Dacre
Baron Romilly
Sherbrooke
Robert Lowe
Liverpool
Plimsoll
House of Commons
Forster
Ireland
Parnell
Dublin
the Times
Commons
Standard
Cabinet Council
Plymouth
Royal Marines
Chatham
Cork
France
M. Magnard
the Figaro
Parliament to Discuss Slaughter Restrictions on U S Fat Stock
London reports that Mr Arthur Arnold will move a resolution in the House of Commons urging modification or removal of compulsory slaughter at ports of landing for U S fat stock to ease supply and costs. Official correspondence with the United States will be distributed before the debate.
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London
Arthur Arnold
Salford
House of Commons
United States
America
Mr. Arnold
Samoa
Measures to Guard Flag as Powhatan Patrols Cuban Waters
Washington reports measures to prevent insults to the flag with the Powhatan patrolling Cuban waters for a month due to yellow fever bans on port landings. Other brief items note resignations and government inspections of subsidized railroads, political moves in South Carolina, and upcoming consul appointments.
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Washington
Cuban
Cuba
Burglars Tracked Into Rhinebeck Woods After Chase
Millerton dispatch says two pursuers return with news the Finch masked burglars are tracked into river-adjacent woods two and a half miles north of Rhinebeck. A large force watches the river shore and woods outskirts, awaiting their emergence tonight.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Millerton
Rhinebeck
Train collision at Thames Grove injures many
The 1 PM New London to Norwich express was struck by a slow freight at Thames Grove. Passengers suffered scalds and minor injuries while several named travelers and crew were hurt. The locomotive and fireman were ejected and the engine crashed into an empty caboose in Norwich.
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Norwich
New London
Thames Grove
John Flaherty
Jewett City
Susie Mitchell
New Bedford
Stephen F. Nicholl
Samuel Guile
Katie A. Bayle
Wheeler
Palmertown
Mary Winchester
M. H. Spaulding
W. H. Benchley
Willimantic
Third Day of State Age Association Meeting at Bellows Falls
The Vermont gathering at Bellows Falls reports strong attendance and varied program. Judah Dana of Castleton chaired with others presenting papers on teacher outfits and home influences while Edward Conant and Rev J D Emerson urged greater support for state normal schools. Discussion on teacher examinations and licensing sparked debate. Prof William Shipman of Tufts spoke on education as the meeting marks its thirtieth annual session.
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Bellows Falls
State Teacher’s Association
Judah Dana
Castleton
H Davis
Windsor
C. G. Farwell
Ludlow
Edward Conant
J. D. Emerson
Underhill
Minnesota
New Jersey
W. C. Crippen
Johnson
William R. Shipman
Tufts’ College
Balbo to Be Executed Tomorrow At The Tombs
Letters of sympathy flood Pietro Balbo the Italian wife murderer slated for execution at the Tombs tomorrow. The condemned man shows no sign of breaking but may collapse at last. The scaffold is erected. Also noted: a $5,000 suit by Merchants' Bank against Charles T. Parker for worthless flour receipts. Parker is absent.
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New York
Pietro Balbo
Merchants’ Bank
Charles T. Parker
Parker
Trull
Massachusetts
Austen
Thirteenth Regiment
Brooklyn
Rockaway
President Hayes
Balbo
Pantrope
N. J
Spirit of the Times
Rochester
Maud S
St. Julian
Travers
Meriden
Conn
John Gorman
John McLaughlin
Mary Blake
Lawsuit Fights Nation Capitol Life Insurance
Mrs. Margaret Diamond sues Nation Capitol Life Insurance in Equity Court for 4000 plus seeks a receiver and blocking of asset disposal. Testimony shows the company insolvent with assets under 5000 and more claims due. Receiver Lucien Sperry reports need for further action to recover premiums.
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Bobbie”’ Organizati
Washington
Margaret Dimond
National Capitol Life Insurance Company of
New Haven
New York
Congressional Committee
Springer-Donnelly
H. H. Finley
National Capital Life Insurance Company
Lucien W. Sperry
Conn
Doctor Tanner Shows Exhaustion During Afternoon Session
In New York on August 5 Dr. Tanner appeared fatigued from 2:00 pm. He drank water, spoke with Dr. Gunn, slept, then vomited mucus. He walked among visitors, rested in the gallery, received a mustard foot bath and chest rub, and slept intermittently with cold sponging and ice water. No further events followed.
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New York
Tanner
Gunn
Last Day of Mass Temperance Meeting in Burlington
The final day at Queen City Park featured Col. John B. Mead of Randolph urging total abstinence and temperance education. Rev. Merritt Hurlburd urged voting for temperance now, followed by talks from Rev. George H. Gould and Rev. George H. Wibbert. John B. Gough spoke to about 7 000. Judge Jenks and L L Durant closed the session.
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Burlington
Queen City Park
John B. Mead
Randolph
Merritt Hurlburd
George H. Gould
Worcester
Mass
George H. Wibbert
Boston
John B. Gough
Jenks
Rhode Island
L. L. Durant
Doremus and Ward Mingle In Washington Church Wedding
Dr. Charles A. Doremus of New York and Miss Bessie J. Ward of Warrenton Va. wed at the Church of the Ascension in Washington. Rev. Harvey Lindsey officiated with Ward and Doremus sisters as bridesmaids, a brother as groomsman, and ushers Mr Gould and Mr Ward. Attendants included Mrs. Hayes and Gen. Sherman. officers and government leaders filled the audience. A white canopy lined the aisle as roses were strewn for the newlyweds.
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Washington
Charles A. Doremus
New York City
Bessie J. Ward
Warrenton
Church of the Ascension
Doremus
R. Ogden Doremus
New York
Harvey Lindsey
Georgetown
Miss Ward
Army
Navy
Texas Grand Army of Occupation grows in numbers
Information from Texas reports the Grand Army of Occupation, aiming to invade Mexico under Gen. Dalrymple, is expanding. Three hundred men are enrolled in Austin and nearby, the First Regiment of Texas Cavalry also has 300 members with ongoing recruiting. James, a Texas militia general, heads a department covering Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California, with a staff appointed and consultations held. If the government stays absent, observers fear serious trouble may follow.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Grand Army of Occupation
Mexico
Dalrymple
Austin
Texas Cavalry
Col. Armstrong
James
Texas Militia
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Fire destroys Indianapolis and St. Louis freight houses
In St Louis the freight houses on the riverfront burned this evening along with 2000 feet of platform tracks and about fifty cars loaded with general merchandise. The Indiana and St. Louis house contained cotton and grain and other valuables, all ruined. Loss to railroad property and cars about 100000 dollars. Merchandise value not yet known. Insurance carried in Indianapolis on an open policy.
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St. Louis
Indianapolis and St. Louis Railroad
Cairo
Indianapolis and St. Louis Company
Indianapolis
Babe left to die found in North cemetery grass
A nine month old babe was found crying in the grass of Portsmouth North cemetery after being left there moments before the 3 PM train to Boston. Passersby alerted authorities as a Negro woman and white man and woman were seen with the child near the Eastern Railroad station and later reported to have fled at Newburyport.
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Portsmouth
N.H
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Boston
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Man suggested to be A C Angelo found dead near railroad
A.u. Angelo reported dead beside the Union Pacific track in Laramie City. He had been run over by cars and shot himself through the heart. The likely identity is St. Aubry Angelo, Liverpool Courier correspondent who had been with Prince Napoleon in Zululand. He left Cheyenne to join Secretary Schurz’s Yellowstone party.
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Laramie City
A. C. Angelo
Union Pacific Railway
St. Aubrey
Angelo
Liverpool Courier
Prince Napoleon
Zululand
Cheyenne
Yellowstone Park
Schurz
Unitarian Grove Meeting At Campground Holds Large Accession
The Unitarian Grove meeting at Campground Weiri New Hampshire drew big crowds from New York Boston and across the state. Rev W H Channing of England joined worshipers as Rev W P Tilden of Boston preached from Galatians 1 6 at 1030 this morning. A 230 afternoon sermon from Psalm 121 by Rev Mr Haywood of Louisville followed. Channing to preach again tomorrow afternoon.
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Mr. Channing
England
Chicago shoemakers strike over wage demands
About 400 workers in Chicago employed by Weber & Co and other firms walk out demanding higher wages. The manufacturers, facing competition from firms employing convict labor, say they cannot afford the raises. No compromise in sight.
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Chicago
Weber & Co
Doggett, Bassett, Hill & Co
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer
Greensfelder
Rosenthal & Co
George Congdon
John Mullen
Police raid on gambling rooms shocks Buffalo crowd
In Buffalo tonight police raided gambling room keepers and arrested proprietors. They plan to swear out warrants against poolsellers at the trot tomorrow, arguing the same right to gamble in public as poolsellers and wheels of fortune operators active in association grounds all week.
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N. Y
Wheels of Fortune
Board OF Street Commissioners
Parker Street
Charlestown
Cambridge Street
Benjamin Hadley
P. Ruggies
Samuel J. Brackett
J. H. Jenkins
Boagp
Hadley Street
Somerville
Boston
Benjamin Hagley
John B. Davidson
Harvey J Rourdy
Mary Remick
J. al. Jenkins
J. H. Ee
New Publications Review in 19th Century Press
A survey of new books and authors in the Harper Half Hour series and related literary releases. Notes praise for Mrs Austin as a graceful tale, Ethel Dutton with dramatic adventures, From Madge to Margaret, and Carroll Winchester’s considerate tale. Mentions Lippincott serials and Funk Co editions with notable titles and authors.
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Harper & Brothers
New York
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Margaret
Carroll Winchester
Boston
Lee & Shepard
Lippincott & Co
New Church
J. K. Funk & Co
Demosthenes
Froude
Agrestes
Ruskin
Joan of Arc
Alphonse de Lamartine
Madame Necker
Charles Kingsley
Europe
Edward P. Thwing
Death by poison suicide shocks Vermont town
An unknown young man of intelligent appearance killed himself with Paris green at Shaftsbury Vermont and was buried by the town. Fall River’s 1880 valuation stands at 39 114 594 with 941 084 increase and taxation rate of 1840 per 1000. Isaac Dow a Portsmouth tinsmith and Odd Fellow fell from a building in Portsmouth, likely fatally injured. Middletown Vermont residents are outraged by tar and feather incidents and an alleged poisoning of Isaac Stevens’ wife by two hired girls Rowe who are under arrest.
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Paris Green
Fall River
Isaac Dow
Portsmouth
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Isaac Stevens
Rowe
Physicians in Camden report smallpox on the decline
The Camden physicians announce a continuing decline in small pox cases as surveillance continues.
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Vera Cruz
National Board of Health
Miramichi
Gulf Ports
Clemingsburg
Perry Jefferson
Mayslock
Fleming County
Charles Marshall
RON Silver Mining Co
Leadville
Colorado
Geo. D. Roberts
D. F. Verdenal
Broadway
Obinson Consolidated Mining CO
Ten Mile
Summit Co
MER Boy Mining CO
Breece Hill
A.A. McLeod
R. Early
South Ith Street
Santa Fe County
Santa Fe
J.B. Chattee
J. B. Elkins
Freeland Mining Company
Clear Creek County
R. C. McCormick
E. W. Willett
Ittle Chief Mining Company
H. McCormick
D. F. Verdena
Lyinfmwtt
Granger Copper Mining Co
Luehill
Terbean Square
Cantar
Flenry N. Stone
Dexter H. Follett
Krownell Granger
Bluehill
Mylow
Maine Tin Mining Company
Col Chas. A. Lewis
Sears Building
Shefferd Scientific School
Yale College
City OF
Board of Aldermen
St. James Avenue
Clarendon Street
Museum of Fine Arts
Essex Street
Federal Streets
S. F. McCleary
Central House
Cottage City
Martha’s Vineyard
Maas
H.W. Breastman
United States Hotel
Samkatoga Springs, N. Y
Tomphkins
Gage & Co
Alburgh
Alburegh Springs
Lake
Cham- Plain
Canada
Lithia
G. D. Gilman
Washington Street
Alburgl
C. C. Knapp
Mountain Farm
Coleraine
Pine Grove
Smead
Greenfield
Jv Litr
Adelphi Hotel
Saratoga Springs
Grand Union
Ws . M
Mee Affrey
Ess Park
Sarratoga
C. E. Palmer
Rockland House
Nantasket Beach
Jesuss Tf Je S. Doyle
L. F. Astleton
Perry House
Brayton’s
Pelham Street
Newport
P. O
Irving
Old Orchard Beach
Enia
Grand Ocean View
George S. Googins
Selore Elouse
Old Orchard
F. G. Staples
Prospect Park Hotel
Catskill
Nyw
Hudson River R. K
Albany Aly
Prospect Park
Wolefboro
NW. A
Fem
F. P. Thrasher
Til Modern
Ocean House
Hampton Beach
Philip Yeason & CO
ST. Lawrence Hall
Samuel Montgomery
Henry Hogan
Sea View House
M. Brownell
Warwick
Pawnee
Oak Bluffs
Thor Genouzh
A.B. Davis
Columbian Springs
Priceston
Brown & CO
Alburgh Springs
Chancey Smith
Gcccceanei Oussz
John Lindsey
Fabyan House
White Mountains
Low Tates
Witt
Jevm
Belmont House
J.C. Manchester
Lynde Hotel
Lyme Hotel
Lynde
Lake Champlain
Swanton
Highgate Springs
Hotel Des Isle
MT. Desert, Mained
C. Des Isle
Island House
S.W. Harbor
H. H. Clark
Continental Hotel
G.R. Burrows
Sherburne
Nantucket
T. H.soule, Jr
Adeéress C
M. Chapman
Centre Harbor
Oakland & Arden
Pinafore
Tremont Sts. and
Haileck
Alhambra
City Point
Balleck
Tony Paston
ISSD
Tony Pastor
Louis P. Goulland
Tremont S
South Boston Horse Railroad
Porest Garden
Harry Sk. Dixey
Ivangeline
Parker House
Goalland’s
Tremont Street
Boston Music Hall
Winter St. Jrlé
Phenix Hotel
Green Street
Sest
I. M. Southwick
Centre House
Friend Street
New Washington Street
Moses Pearson
H. G. Macomber
Milliken
Washington St