Maxwell the Accused Murderer of Presler in San Francisco Prison
Maxwell the accused murderer from Presler arrives in San Francisco by Auckland plan after overnight transfer. Detectives guard him with six hour watches as he claims to be Danagier a Frenchman from Paris and speaks Norman French patois. Capt. Lees notes Maxwell appears as a Scotchman with an assumed accent. he is prepared for a photograph at the city prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Presler
San Francisco
Auckland
Steamer Landing
City
Danagier
Paris
Preller
Clarke
Lees
Peoria distillers accused of deceptive barrels to cheat gauges
A Peoria special alleges several distilleries used barrels with thick bung stave and heads, increasing capacity beyond gauge. Barrel makers reportedly produced barrels to order, and Revenue Agent Summerville questioned Pekin coopers last week, amid broader claims of a second whiskey ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ChicaGo
Peoria
Ill
Sanger
Summerville
Pekina Cooper
Kads
Bridgeport Dysentery Fears Hit Pennsylvania Town
In Pleasant PA on August 11 officials report over 30 cases and five deaths as Bridgeport near the mining village grapples with an epidemic. Impure water and filth blamed while unemployment and hunger press residents. The town physician is ill and recovery is uncertain as conditions worsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Priest Denounces Lake Pleasant Excursion In Holyoke Parish
In Holyoke Sacred Heart parish Father Phelan condemns an excursion by a temperance gymnastic club to Lake Pleasant and vows to withhold absolution from participants. A committee says he slammed the floor in anger, while he cites a bishop’s pastoral letter banning travel to the lake over Spiritualist presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Sacred Heart Catholic
Holyoke
Father Phelan
Lake Pleasant
Amalgamated withdraws rail clause in wheeling mills
In Wheeling West Virginia the Amalgamated association withdrew the old rail clause from their scale and left the issue to each mill. Manufacturers have until August 22 to arrange with the conference committee after which the scale will not be altered. Rolling mills and pipe iron rollers can resume at 310 dollars per ton with a 2 cent card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W.va
Amalgamated Association
Woman burned in kerosene fire in Lowell
Anna Corlin of Merrimac block Elm street attempted to kindle a fire with kerosene. An explosion burned her from head to foot and also scorched her 10 month old child. She was taken to hospital and is not expected to survive. The child should recover. The husband works as a stripper in Faulkners mills and the family are Portuguese, recently arrived in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
Anna Corlin
Merrimac
Elm Street
Faulkners Mills
Reward Offered for Arrest in Ashburnham Burglary Case
Ashburnham officials set a 200 reward for arrest and conviction of suspects who entered residences of Dr. N Jewett and A G Whitney and the local railroad station on the morning of Aug 11. An additional 300 reward from the losers offers recovery of property including 750 in bank notes and 100 in bills, plus a gold watch with monogram and a gold vest chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashburnham
Bennington Battle Monument Designs Weighed
Bennington Vermont officials plan a meeting to choose a monument design for the battle site. Two styles under consideration are a statuesque work by Yale professor Wier and a tall tower by J P Rinn of Boston, with local residents favoring the latter. Attending directors include Gov Pingree Lieut Gov Ormsbee and senators Morrill Evarts and E P Watton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Bennington Battle Monument Association
Prof. Wier
Yale College
J. P. Rinn
Boston
Pingree
Ormsbee
Morrill and
Evarts
E. P. Watton
Storm Floods Kansas City Wrecks Two Stores
Heavy rain and thunder storm visited Kansas City before dawn flooding cellars and streets. Two adjacent brick buildings on Grand avenue collapsed due to undermining by water and poor construction, wrecking both stores. Ten people occupied the buildings. all escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Grand Avenue
Union Land and Grazing Company Incorporation
Articles filed with Camden county clerk by Benj F Butler George M Robeson and Oliver V Barrett establish Union Land and Grazing Company with 250000 paid up capital. Aim to enter stock raising on a large scale in New Mexico and Colorado where the company owns 400400 acres of breeding and grazing lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Union Land and Grazing Company
Camden County
Benj. F. Butler
Lowell
Mass
George M. Robeson
Camden
Oliver V. Barrett
Washington
New Mexico
Andolorado
Boiler blast at Ivanhoe mill injures workers in Paterson
In Paterson New Jersey on August 11 a large tubular boiler exploded at the Ivanhoe paper mill. Two buildings were wrecked and the loss is estimated at several thousand dollars. No fatalities, but several workers in the picking room suffered severe burns cuts and bruises. The most seriously hurt are Lizzie Wallace Mary Ames and James Graham.
Spinners Union Elects Treasurer and Two Committee Members
Fall River Mass August 11 The regular monthly meeting of the Spinners Union tonight elected a treasurer and two committee men and voted to assist clerks in the early closing movement. Improvement in the print cloth market discussed with much encouragement. Sales were free today at 34 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Spinners’ Union
Credit Mobilier scheme at Vienna consul post exposed
Special dispatch reports Col Edmund Jessen, U S consul general in Vienna, uncovering a 60 day reform after revealing that his predecessor James Riley Weaver profited by renting the vice consul general title to Dr William Herz for 500 annually and the arrangement was kept secret in American circles. Jessen seeks appointment of Otto Maas as vice consul general. Additional items note consular exequatur delays for Canada and suspected Fenian ties of James Whelan for Fort Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edmund Jessen
Chicago
Vienna
Wiliam Herz
Sierz
James Riley _ Weaver
Dr. Herz
Col. Jenssen
Weaver
Herz
Credit Mobilier
John W. Francis
Republic
Col. Jessen
Department
Otto Maas
United States
Canadian
Canada
James Whelan
Buffalo
Ft. Erie
Can
Department of State
United
Erie
Tragic gas accident at Mancanaqua mine shocks rescue efforts
In Wilkesbarre Aug 11 a West End Coal Co mine at Mancanaqua suffered a fatal gas explosion after a fan failure. About 75 workers faced deadly gas. 10 men remained trapped, five dead, including James Whalen and Hiram Mead. Superintendent John Teasdale and several rescuers fell unconscious. Doctor Hughes aided the injured before succumbing to gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Teasdale
Teasdale
James Whalen
William Vineley
Peter Boonitzki
John Dilday
Hiram Mead
Burt Tromer
Thomas Hutchinson
John Andrews
John Teasdale, Jr
Henry Croup
John Eastby
William Good
Fred Howe
Hughes
Shidikshinny
Maine Coopers Urge Congress To Regulate For Trade
A Portland meeting of cooperage businessmen urged Congress to legislate to keep sugar shipments in hogsheads. English sacks have displaced shocks, cutting U S shocks shipped to the West Indies from over a million to under 200000 this year. A committee including J P Thompson Capt J S Winslow and J M Quintro will present the case to the board of wade and push the issue in shipping ports and to merchants next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
J. P. Thompson
J. S. Window
J. M. Quintro
Wade
J. S. Winslow
Old Orchard Hion and Europe sailings noted in brief items
Fire Commissioner Fitzgerald at Old Orchard Hion. Frank Jones to sail for Europe on Thursday. A California gold mine named the Grover Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Herrick of Beverly celebrate their tin wedding. A funeral oration on Gen. Grant praised by Mr. Blaine. Pope Leo healthier this summer. Milwaukee to receive sculptor Park's Washington statue funded by Lizzie Plankington who paid 6000 and Parks’ girl will adorn a park. Memorial tablet planned for Col. Fred Burnaby in Windsor Holy Trinity church funded by Royal Horse guards. Mrs. Hill of California raises 100 acres of pyrethum with a water mill for grinding plant into powder valued at wealth. Col. Fred Grant comments on public tribute to his father and Blaine to deliver the principal address at the Grant memorial in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Old Orchard
Hion
Frank Jones
Europe
California
Grover Cleveland
Joseph H. Herrick
Beverly
Gen
Grant
Blaine
Buffalo Courier
Dem
Pope Leo
Vatican
Milwaukee
Rh. E. Park
Washington
Lizzie Plankington
Fred Burnaby
Loudon
Holy Trinity Church
Windsor
Royal Horse Guards
Hill
Col
Fred Grant
Eer Ae
Granite Church
Augusta
Garfield
Cor
The
Portland Argus
Million Acres of Public Land Fenced in by Scotch Firm
A report from the commissioner of lands details extensive fencing of public lands across multiple states including Colorado. Notable inclosures involve over 1,000,000 acres by Prairie Cattle Company, a Scots firm, with large tracts also fenced in Kansas and Wyoming. The practice blocks settlements and travel. reforms seek removal of inclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Wasmington
Commissioner of Lands
Teller
Senate
Land Office
Interior Department
Nebraska
Kansas
Dakota
Idaho
Wyoming
Nevada
California
Montana
Utah
New Mexico
Prairie Cattle Company
Swindles a Maine Bank With Forged Check
Farmington Maine August 11 A man posing as Walter W Wanzer Jr of Portland drew a 5000 check from Sandy River National Bank on Exchange National Bank Boston based on a forged deposit, then fled town The bank has telegraphed to stop the rogue and traced the suspect to Leed's junction
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Farmington
Walter W. Wanzer, Jr
Portland
Sandy River National Bank
Exchange National Bank of
Oston
Wanzer
Boston
Exchange National Bank of Boston
Leed’s Junction
York Mills Halted in Saco and Other Regional News
The York mills at Saco Missouri have shut down and will restart Monday August 24. Ice on the Penobscot is largely cleared and sold at fair prices. Bodies of Crawford A. Smith and Lucy Ann Sweet drowned at Pawtuxet were recovered Tuesday. A man named Sweeney was killed and another named Howe of Marblehead seriously injured blasting rocks on Broad street Weymouth for the water works. James Powers 25 a section hand found dead on the Boston and Albany track near Wilbraham Tuesday morning his watch stopped at 055. Alfred Lacouse Biddeford Me arrested at St Johnsbury Vt for stealing about 125 in money and similar jewelry. returned to Biddeford today in charge of the city marshal with requisition. The most important Lenox real estate sale in years Richard Goodman sells his 100 acre residence and farm to Mr Sloan of New York Vanderbilt's son in law for 75000. Mr Kenyon of Oakville Conn. startled by breaking glass and a gunshot near window Sunday night slight neck wound. perpetrator and motive unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Mills
Saco
Penobscot
Crawford A. Smith
Lucy Ann Sweet
Pawtuxet
Sweeney
Howe
Marblehead
Broad Street
Weymouth
James Powers
Boston and Albany
Wilbraham
Alfred Lacouse
Biddeford
St. Johnsbury
Steamer Flock Island Runs Aground Near Fisher's Island
New London Conn Aug 31 Steamer Flock Island en route to Block Island struck a rock at Fisher's Island west end this afternoon. The vessel continued to land passengers at Lyle's beach then was ferried here by small steamers. The Block Island was beached to prevent sinking with injury extent not yet known. Wrecker Scott went to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Block Island
New Loudon
Conn
Flock Island
Fisher’s Island
Lyle’s Beach
Scott
10 hour bill debate spans house and senate action
In Concord on August 11 the 10 hour bill faced indefinite postponement in the house with yes votes from Gilmore and Ray and no votes from Edgerly and O Connor as the session adjourned. The senate postponed Bath police court abolition and considered Portsmouth school supervisor, while a boundary commission for New Hampshire and Massachusetts was authorized. The 10 hour bill advanced to third reading after a party line roll call, and the senate backed multiple measures, including a strict vote on a joint resolution to amend federal senatorial election law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Messrs
Gilmore
Manchester
Ray
Edgerly
Great Falls
O'Connor
Senate
Bath
Portsmouth
House
Massachusetts
Messia
Atherton
Bowers
Streeter
Congress
United States
Petition Signatures Used Against Luke Howard Case
In Galveston on August 11 a heated legal fight over hastily signed petitions ended with John W. Duncan reading a solemn petition in court. The document, bearing signatures of county officers and 50 business men including Howard’s relatives, called for hanging their fellow townsman Luke Howard. The court and jury rejected Duncan’s argument about petitions’ lack of value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Logrier
John W. Duncan
Duncan
Luke Howard
Howard
President Cleveland Begins Adirondack Vacation at Ausable Forks
President Cleveland and Dr. Ward traveled from Ausable Forks to the Adirondacks this morning, greeted by Hon. H. D. Graves. They were escorted by Paul Smith to the Prospect House where Cleveland will spend several weeks. The party later reached Prospect House at upper Saranac Lake after a 47 mile ride from the railway terminus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ausable Forks
N. Y
Cleveland
Ward
Albany
Adirondacks
H. D. Graves
Paul Smith
Prospect House
Plattsburg
NS Y
Upper Saranac Lake
Anu Sable
Salvation Army officers seek hall as dividend paid at Clark’s Cove
NEW BEDFORD MASS August 11 Capt Bowen of Taunton Capt Soddington of Fall River and two men one a war correspondent of War Cry of New York members of the salvation army arrived today seeking a hall but have secured none yet The Clark's Cove Guano company declared a 5 percent dividend today The board of health thoroughly cleaned the premises of the Wamsutta mills corporation which were in bad condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Bowen
Taunton
Soddington
Fall River
War Cry of
New York
Salvation Army
Clark’s Cove
Board of Health
Wamsutta Mills Corporation
Payno Okla colony disbands at Caldwell camp
Caldwell Kan Aug 11 The Payne Oklahoma colony in camp here is breaking up by order of Captain Conch who sees in the move a push toward opening Oklahoma. The colonists are disbanding to avoid hindering the administration’s plans and to prevent embarrassment to the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Kan
Payne Oklahoma Colony
Broaths
Conch
Oklahoma
Merrill, fugitive from Farmington jail, nabbed in Cape Elizabeth
Samuel P Merrill who escaped Farmington jail in September 1853 was arrested at Cape Elizabeth by Deputy Sheriff Griffin. Merrill ran a cobbler shop and resisted arrest before being over powered, ending a long chase noted in Portland dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Samuel P. Merrill
Farmington
Cape Elizabeth
Griffin
Merrill
Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Opens in Portland Maine
The grand lodge of Odd Fellows began in Portland with Grand Master Conant presiding. The session opened to full representation and 119 new members received the grand lodge degree in a brisk, brief meeting led by the grand master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Norway Lodge
Grand Lodge
B. Capen
Augusta
Freeman I
Merrill
Portland
G. W. Goss
Lewiston
Joshua Dana
R. Dyer
E. W. Conant
Oldtown
M. C. Blackwell
A. S. Kimball
Norway
Marion Crossey
James O. Tarbox
Biddeford
Grand Herald
T. N. Hazelton
Bridgton
Evening Star
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Conant
Strikers at Cleveland threaten more serious trouble
Striking workers near Cleveland Rolling Mills gathered last night to prevent anyone from entering the wire mill. About 700 foreigners rushed the gate at 1 am, found no workers, and withdrew but kept guards all day. Pickets remained to deter reemployment until reinstatement is achieved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland, O
Cleveland Rolling Mills Company
At&o
Baltimore and Ohio
War of words over telegraph deal from Green to Pender
A compilation of letters and cables between Norvin Green of the Atlantic Telegraph and London broker John Pender and Jay Gould regarding a proposed arrangement between the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph and the Western Union network. The exchange discusses profits, data access, and possible settlements as the parties seek favorable terms amid a troubled telegraph market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Pender
Field
Gould
Baltimore and Ohio
New York
Garrett
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company
Norvin Green
Joan Punder
M. P
London
Jetter
Baltimore
Onn
Reen
Western Union Telegraph Company
Hamburg
Berlin
Joan Pender
American Rapid Company
Western Union Company
Bankers and Merchants’ Company
Baltimore and Ohio Company
Western Union
Jay Gould
Irvington
N. Y
Pittsburg Clergyman Claims Harlem Property Millions At Stake
Pittsburg pastor Rev. W. R. Coovert heads to New York to press a claim on Harlem commons including Riverside park area with Grant's tomb. He asserts a long line of Coovert heirs and a 1663 patent, with potential division of up to 660 million if proven. Park officials and Mayor Grace question the chance of success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
W. R. Coovert
Church of God
Townsend Street
New York
Harlem Commons
Riverside Park
Gen. Grant
Coovert
State Capitol
Albany
John D. Lovell
John Veruelen
Dan Turneur
Joost Oblene
Resolved Waldron
Harlem
N.Y
Richard Nicholas
Thomas Donegan
Waldron
Williams
van Zants
Luke Coovert
Jasper Coovert
Thomas Coovert
Riel Execution Date Set as Appeals Hearings Planned
Deputy minister of justice Burbridge returns from Regina. Judge Richardson fixed September 18 for Riel's execution to allow time for a Manitoba Court of Queen's Bench appeal opening September 2. Riel addresses the jury calmly in English and displays magnetism. Seventy prisoners await trial. forty plead guilty to treason felon y, the maximum punishment death. Poundmaker and six braves to be tried for murder. strong documentary evidence found among Riel's effects. Mrs Riel in Winnipeg rushes to the woods in shock, nearly naked and barefoot. sympathy grows and a relief fund is started for her penniless children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Aug
Burbridge
Regina
Richardson
Riel
Court of Queen’s Bench
Manitoba
Riels
Batouche
Poundmaker
Hiel
Winnipeg
Man Charged Over Insurance Deceptions On Wife Death
New York August 11 An insurance man Lewis Bauer faces alleged fraud totaling 530 000 tied to his wife s death in Passaic County New Jersey He obtained 65000 in policies November and December last year payable to himself after burying her June 20 in Long Island City Exhumation and autopsy revealed discrepancies including height and facial features Doctors removed and sealed the intestines for examination
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island City
Lewis Bauer
Bauer
Passaic County
N. J
New York Life and Equitable Insurance Company
Mutual Reserve, Mutual Trust
Massachusetts Benefit of
Boston
Fidelity Mutual
Philadelphia
Mrs. Bauer
Arrangement for Finishing the John Roach Cruisers
The secretary of the navy will oversee the John Roach & Son works in New York with assignees George H. Weed and George W. Quintard and counsel Aaron J. Van derpoel. Whitney to manage the plant and tools, Weed to handle funds and profits, and the assignees to receive full contract price per vessel with bondsmen liable if costs exceed the price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Tribune
Jobn Rosch & Son
Weed
Essigners
Italian Opera Season Planned at Academy of Music
New York on Friday the Academy of Music directors received Mapleson’s cable confirming a six week Italian opera season starting October 26. Prices reportedly cap at 3 dollars. Over 50,000 will be spent this summer on remodeling and renewal of the theatre. The New Jersey railroad bridge draw incident sank the schooner Harry and Edmund near Newark Bay with captain and crew escaping in a boat. The Worlds fund for Bartholdi statue reached 102000 with 120000 plus donors. Gragg monument fund totals 36120 by last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Academy of Music
J. H. Mapleson
Harry
Edmund
Wasson
New Jersey Central
Newark Bay
Passaic Chemical Works
Newark
Davis Mining Company
Charlemont
Mass
Bartholdi
Gragg
Jute fires and hotel blaze reported in multiple cities
In Boston and vicinity alarms reported fires in East Canton street No.21 and Ellery street No.56 with damages around 70000 and 125 respectively. Jute bales on Lewis wharf burned all day with 2500 bales costing 25000 and insured losses across several firms. A ladder accident injured a fireman. Additional fires destroyed Haywood White Sulphur Springs hotel at Waynesville and farm buildings at Thornton and Brownfield with losses ranging from 1000 to 30000 and partial insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
East Canton Street
John Daley
Ellery Street
South Boston
Horton
Lewis Wharf
Cyrus Wakefield & Co
Boylston
Providence
Washington
Northern
London
Page, Harding & Co
Merchants
R. J
Queen of
Ladderran
Murvan
Ladder 8
Bowdoin Street
A. C. Cobb
Onier Warren
Asheville
N. C
Waynesville
Plymouth
N. H
J. T. Barnard
Thornton
Portland
William Bickford
Brownfield
Fantine renewed at the Museum with strong audience support
The Boston audience greeted Fantine warmly last evening as Mason’s voice recovered its former quality. Two performances are scheduled today. Barlow Wilson Rankin minstrels played a second show at the Boston theatre amid poor outdoor weather. Corrinne impresses Oakland patrons, and the open air setting proves attractive. Next week Maseline Luvette returns to perform Mniche and Macame Boniface. The promenade concerts gain popularity, with Prang Co preparing a colored prospectus for next season’s lectures by Jobin L Stoddard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fantine
Museum
Mr. Mason
Barlow, Wilson & Rankin
Minstrels
Boston Theatre
Mttle Lotta
Corrinne
Oakland
Maseline Luvette
Boston
M- Niche
Macame Boniface
Gettysburg
Exuy
Jobin L. Stoddard
Prang & Co
Embezzlement arrest in Pittsfield linked to Knight case
Inspector Mahoney arrested Albert T. Wright on governor's requisition for embezzling $300 from Alonzo A. Knight of Broad Street. Wright, once Knight's clerk, is held in $1000 bail for Friday Municipal court trial. Also in Pittsfield this week a man died by hanging at age 30, another child killed by ice wagon, a man fell from a wharf and was wounded, a ship cash box theft at Lewis wharf, a drunk navigator disorder, and vandalism with a severe wrist injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspector Mahoney
Albert T. Wright
Pittsfield
Alonzo A. Knight
Broadstreet
Wright
Knight
Herman Chinsky
Lowell Street
Viddie Yasterson
Billerica Street
Brian Daley
Allen
Craigendoren
Lewis Wharf
John Barron
Court Street
Charlies Nabstead
East First Street
Pleasant Street
Fisher Hill inquiry resumes with dramatic courtroom detail
The Fisher Hill investigation continues as Lawyers Avery and Clarke present closing arguments for the water board. Col Clarke argues the inquiry overstepped bounds while detailing land purchase debates, valuations, and a city bargain. Separate Gardiner murder report follows.
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Inc
Thiz
Agate
Bostom Weskly Fest
Post Pay CO
Doston
Tree Contents
Telegraph and Mail
Liberty Fund
St. Louis
Bennington Monument
Gen. Butler
Broiler
Pau
Ene
Stewart Pond
Eiger Poene
Minnesota
Moore
C. K. Lord
Baltimore and Ourooad
Ctor
G.O
Boston Post
Timothy Riordan
Wilcox
Dawes
Foreign News
ManseiLies
Pharo
Alps
Maprio
Spain
Teheran
Penj Deh
Transcaspian
the Times
Meshed
Persia
Ameer
Russia
House of Commons
Richard Cross
Home Secretary
Bendick
Armstrong
Booth
Webster
Tenquin
Quinhon
Biendiah
Phuyen
France
Nimes
Frascuelo
Toreador
Pants
Fontainebleau
Charles Dilke
Crawford
Charles
Parnellites
Parnell
Dulfin
HeLsinerors
St. Petersburg
Social Purity Society
Jeffreys
Loxpon
Wabash Committee
North German
Lloyd Steamship Company
Vataliy
Hiram O. Mead
Wm. Zienty
Peter Bordaski
John Bilby
James Fry
Nicholas Bertels
Wilson Rymer
Anthony Boraski
John Brofokoski
Labin Uyursk
Wm. Price
Sub-Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Silas W. Terry
Navy Department
Funchal
Madiera
Saratoga
Jamestown
Newport
Cadiz
Gibraltar
Naval Board
Delaware Iron Works
Chester
Atlanta
John Roach
Hanscom
Hoover
Gatewood
Nixon
Bayard
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Sancos
Asmart Scoundrel
North Adams
Piersfield
Barber
Parkhurst
Superior Court
Welgamer
NEW England Notes
Pert C. Gooding
Lekiograph Company
Detroit
Vincent J. Scott
Louisville
Kvy
Peter de Cousey
Thomas McCann
Mike Cusick
Grand Trunk
Blue Bonnets
Geo
Walsh
James Miller
Deserento
Ont
Baker
New Hampshire
Sharp Trick Bey
Aelw Bedford
Onlanoma
ODD Fellows
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brockton
B. Reynolds
Monitelio Street
Knights of Labor
Rockland Lasters
Lockland
R. J. Lane & Pratt
Thomas Donovan
James McKinroy
Pratt
Soule
Ablington
Meen
America
John Pender
Western Upton Lines
Greey
Jay Goull
Will
Mackey
Fiep
Irvington-on-Hudson
Garrett & Mackey
Telegraph Property
Russell Sage
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Haris
Harris
West End
Long Brancu
D. H. Bates
Baltimore and
Ohio
Life Insurance
Roach
Gotham
Fitchburg
Fitchburg Railroad
Greenville
Pratts
Mason Centre
West Townsend
Townsend Centre
Townsend Harbor
West Groton
James Pylu
Celeste Case
George W. Miller
Capt
Parker
Hayti
Aame
Kyle
Port Au Prince
Raphael Boris
Wendell
Freemans
Phipps
Farrell
Mr. Wendell
Mr. Cummings
Sullivan
Tom
Capt. Parker
Boris
Miller
S. H. Tyng
Bartol
Nathan Morse
Sergt. Trask
Norman Street
Rose Cobb
George Ayer
Howard Street
Chauncey Jacobs
Alden Street
Sail
Dave Blanchard
Howard Steel
Entertainment Notes
Rockfort
Frederick Billings
Baty
Bangor
Avery
Fisher Hill Committee
Edward Avery
Coll
T. W. Clarke
Water Board
Fisher Hill
Avery and Clarke
Osborne
Whitten
Cherrington
White
Lee
Fose
Denney
Simmons
Lemuel Baxter
George A. Wilson
Morse
Farmer
Col. Clarke
Harding
Blake
Brookline
Fishers
Wilson
John Fisher
Mr. Simmons
Mr. Avery
Mr. Harding
Hobbs
Mrs. Fisher
Common Council
Bradford
Mr. Wightman
Wightman
Mr. Fitzgerald
Mr. Hobbs
City Engineer
Mr. Bradford
Mr. Blake
Mr. Coe
Coe
Gardiner
Maine Central Railroad
Wilbur
S. Wood
Burnham
James Bennett
Iceborough
Bennett
Ireland
Michael Brosnehan
Wood
Brosnehan
Burns
Haynes & Dewitt Ice Company
Iceboro
Seeboro
Dresden
Brosneban
Iceborod
Brosnenan
Boston Post. Publishing CO
Stilk
Washington St
Bostor
Bosstor Weekly Post
Dais Pge
Die Atte Omeen
Skai-Wrmkly Pqst
Fost Publishing C Co. A A Ee
Point OF Pines
Empire State
Froy
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