Loss of 1 750 000 Charged Against Texas Land Board
Galveston Tex Aug 17 The state land board exonerates the Galveston News after the paper claims the board’s neglect and mismanagement cost the state 1 750 010 in cattle tax losses over the past 15 months The board includes Gov John Ireland Treasurer F R Lubbock Land Commissioner W C Walsh Comptroller W J Swain and Attorney General John D Templeton The article notes Texas libel law and a recent supreme court decision affecting press rights
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
State Land Board
Galveston News
Texas
Press of
Supreme Court of Texas
News
Land Board
Sch
John Ireland
F. R. Lubbock
W. C. Walsh
W. J. Swain
John D. Templeton
Knights of Labor Clash Triggers Wabash Strike Order
Four Knights of Labor officials met with Wabash General Manager Talmage in St. Louis area to discuss labor relations. Talmage declined to confer, prompting an official order in Moberly for all Knights of Labor on the Wabash system to quit work at 2 p.m. Aug. 18 and remain out until further notice. The move stirred heavy reaction in Moberly and is feared to be a major labor dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Talmage
Moberly
Wabash Railway
Knights of Labor
Eee
General Executive Board
Tragic Leap Ends Man's Fall in Scranton Coal Shaft
A new miner, Michael Coggins from Ireland, jumped from a moving elevator 420 feet deep near Sloan shaft in Scranton after mistaking a tunnel for the surface. He died on the shaft bottom. His body was brought to the surface as coworkers mourn his loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Sloan
Michael Coggins
Coggins
Ireland
Fresh flood report from Plymouth area downplays sensational accounts
Plymouth New Hampshire reports that the latest freshet caused limited damage. A minor land slide in Thornton buried a few farms, while Waterville saw a sizable slide on Tripyramid with a long new scar. The river rose four feet in two hours and 70 feet of a dam near Drake's mill were washed away.
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Plymouth
N. H
Boston
New York
Thornton
Millbrook
Waterville
Elliot
Drake’s Mill
Governor Announces Wide Range of Maine Appointments
The governor filled positions including justices of the peace and quorum for several towns such as St. Fairfield North Windham Bangor Burnham Long Island Buxton and Fryeburg along with trial justices notaries publics coroner fish and game wardens inspector of fish and a taxidermist named for Dixfield and Skowhegan with multiple individuals listed by town or role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Small
Otsfield
C. B. Stewart
South China
Jefferson Savage
Madison
John Varney
Bangor
F. B. Mills
Cushing
Josiah Willis Crosby
Dexter
G. N. Page
Skowhegan
John Scott
Clifton
L. P. ‘Toothacker
Dixmont
John Scales
Guilford
B. E. Pratt
Phillips
E. P. Mayor
W. 5S. Bilton
Kingsbury
C. T. Nason
Auburn
J. A. Carr
Winthrop
John van Portland
E. Verrill
Dixfield
Detectives Probe 3-Year-Old Exposition Theft in Laconia
Detectives traced stolen Atlanta exposition arms to New Hampshire. A Baltimore firm exhibited a rifle and two shot guns valued at 700 dollars. Thomas Gray, a Concord hotel proprietor, and Freeman Gilman of Sanborntown are suspected. Gray has been arrested.
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Laconia
N. H
Atlanta (Ga.) Exposition
Baltimore
Lynn
Thomas Gray
Concord
Freeman Gilman
Sanborntown
Gray
T. D. Ladd
Gilman
Frank E. Busier
Thirteenth Annual New Hampshire Methodist Camp Meeting Opens
The thirteenth annual encampment of the New Hampshire Methodist Camp Meeting association opened in the grove with a large attendance. A consecration meeting occurred this afternoon and Rev. Albert Twitchell of Woodsville preached this evening. Addresses followed by several speakers. Rev. G. W. Norris of Concord presides while Rev. Cushman from New Orleans attends. Three sessions planned daily with strong prospects for a large weeklong gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H
New Hampshire Methodist Camp Meeting Association
Albert Twitchell
Woodsville
G. W. Norris
Concord
New Orleans
Mr. Cushman
SULLIVAN SETS THREE INDOOR JUMP RECORDS AT CATHERINES
D M Sullivan of East Saginaw Michigan lowered three marks in Catherine Ontario. In hop step and jump he reached 3 ft 7 in to beat the American record by 2 ft 5 in. In three standing jumps without weights he achieved 33 ft 4 in to surpass the American standard by 1 in. In the three standing jumps with weights he logged 39 ft 3 in to top the best record by 2 in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sx, Catherines
Ont
D. M. Sullivan
East Saginaw
Mich
Riel Support Rally At Papineau Market Draws 4000
A large gathering of about 4000 people met at Papineau market in Montreal to back Louis Riel. F X Lemieux and Charles Fitzpatrick spoke as counsel, and resolutions condemning the trial as unconstitutional were passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Riel
Papineau Market
F. X. Lemieux
Charles Fitzpatrick
Guatemala Suspends Debt Interest for One Year
Guatemala announces postponement of interest payments on foreign and interior debt for twelve months from Aug. 1 to cover arrears in army and civil service accounts amid postwar costs. Galveston reports the decision dated Aug. 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Galveston
Reception and Grand Ball Honor Vice President Honors
WAUKESHA Wis Aug 17 It is announced today a reception and grand full dress ball will be given at one of the hotels here next Thursday evening in honor of Vice President. A thousand invitations are being sent out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha
Wis
Claremont
N.H
Boston
Blair
Frank Jones
New Hampshire
United States Senate
T.P. Cheney
United States
Henry M. Putney
J. L. Stevens
Manchester
Claremont Advocate
New York
Sirk
Gen. Grant
Jones
Newport
Trovidence
R. I
First Light Infantry Association
Rocky Point
Providence
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
the Old Guard
Seventh Regiment
Twenty-Second Regiment
Seventy-First Regiment
Albany Burgesses Corps
Montgomery Light Guard Veteran Association
Dahlgren
Independent
Fusileers
Roxbury Artillery
Governor’s Foot Guard
Hartford
Providence Light Infantry
Coliseum
The
Grove
D. W. Wardrop
Boston Light Infantry Veteran Corps
Wardrop
Ezra J. Trull
A. C. Bettley
James C. Laughton
David W. Wardrop
Joshua M. Cushing
First Light Infantry Veteran Corps
Albert C. Eddy
Tf. Douglas
J. Harry Welch
Frank F. Olney
Geo
Edward Alien
Conn
J. C. Kinney
W. H. Dodd
Veteran City Guard
J. G. Rathbun
S. A. Hubbard
H. T. Sherry
N. Y.S
N. G
Francis A. Silva
Ingsland
Wm. A. Courtney
A. H. Pride
Bristol
Geo. W. McLean
Old Guard of
A. C. Eddy
First
Long Island Veterans
Oscar Smith
Albany
Burgesses Corps
N. Y
Edward Allen
F. L. I. Veterans
Edward A. Kingsland
A. J. Trull
Boston Light Infantry Veterans Corps
Kinney
Committee
National Association of Veterans
W. W. Brown
First Light Infantry Veteran Association
Col. Geo. W. Laird
J.F. Olney
Veterans
J. P. Reynolds
Salem Light Infantry Veteran Corps
Col. Win
Pillsbury
Ammoskeag Veterans
Govermor’s Foot Guard
Wm. S. Licoln
Worcester Light Infantry Veterans
P. A. Hartnett
G. H. Ward
Boston Fusileers
J. P. Rathbun
New York City
Inspection finds 75 insurers accused of illicit business
Wisconsin Insurance Commissioner Spooner reports evidence suggesting about 75 insurance companies carried on surreptitious and illicit activity in the state. He estimates their collections over the past year at about $700,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Spooner
River Mystery: Mitchell Arrest in Mrs. Mitchell Case
Investigators press the Charles River murder probe as Frank Mitchell is arrested after carpet clues, public identifications, and a body exhumation point to his wife Nellie Mitchell missing since Aug. His denial of resemblance fades as witnesses confirm the likeness to the cast and jaw matches a dentist’s record from 1834.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles River
Rosa C. Gilbert
Frank Mitchell
Island of
Malta
Endicott Street
Nellie Mitchell
Gerraughty
Houghton
Burke
Watts
Howard
Collins
Mahoney
Dugan
Mitchell
Lafayette Avenue
Roxbury Carpet Company
Beacon Street
Taunton
Carnarvon Tour Begins Ireland Visit Galway Stop
Lord and Lady Carnarvon arrive in Galway amid large crowds with a formal address from the laborers society and harbor authorities. The viceroy praises Irish port development while urging workers to consider employers’ interests as Galway seeks revival. Protests over Dr Walsh welcome echo Protestant concerns.
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Dustin
Lord
Lady Carnarvon
Ireland
Galway
Laborers’ Society
Harbor Commission
Town Commission
America
Dr. Walsh
Cardinal McCabe
Dublin
D. Sullivan
Vatican
Errington
Walsh
Sullivan
London
Mary Anderson
Rosalind
Stratford
Shakespeare Memorial Fund
Kaukas
England
Russia
Afghanistan
St. Petersburg
Finland
Cronstadt
Berlin
United States
Pendleton
Kiel
Kearsarge
Pensacola
Copenhagen
Pall Mall Gazette
Vienna
Cholera Plague in Spain and France Reaches Alarming Levels
Maprio Spain reports 4696 new cholera cases and 1556 deaths yesterday with small riots over sanitary rules. Granada governor attacked, Logrono and Valladolid show rising cases and deaths. Other cities log declines. Marseilles reports 10 deaths and refugees spread cholera to Sisteron and Alpine villages in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maprio
Spain
Lograno
Granada
Tarrazoux
Yvalladalid
Marseilles
Paris
Sisteron
Alpine
France
Trial of Mexican Students and Editors Suppression of Smuggling
City of Mexico via Galveston Aug 17 The trials of students and editors charged with inciting riots continue. The judge affirms arrests were lawful. Senor Chavarri editor of the Monitor Republicano remains jailed but writes on social topics. Government acts to curb smuggling along the Rio Grande frontier amid fears of large firearm imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
Mexico
Galveston
Senor Chavarri
Monitor Republicano
Rio Grande Frontier
United States
Clinton professor reports discovery of asteroid 249
Prof. C A F Peters of Clinton New Jersey announces to Harvard College Observatory the discovery of asteroid No 249 of 12th magnitude. The stated position on Aug 16 at 14 40 Washington time is RA 21h 58m 52s and dec south 15° 51'. Daily motion is 60s in RA and zero in dec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. F. Peters
Clinton
N.J
Harvard College Observatory
Washington
Strike at American Rubber Works in Cambridge Continues
About 300 men and 100 female workers joined the strike on Monday afternoon refusing to work unless the striking women are replaced. Others went home as no work remained due to the stoppage at Potter Street plant in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Rubber Works
Potter Street
Cambridge
Explosion on steamer Felton injures many near Philadelphia
A blast on the S. M. Felton just after departure from Chestnut street wharf injures at least 16 passengers and crew as panic spreads. The vessel, owned by the Pennsylvania Railroad, is towed to Wilmington for repairs with damages estimated under 1500 dollars. Investigators treat the incident as dynamite or gunpowder sabotage, and detectives are on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
S. M. Felton
Chestnut Street Wharf
Wilmington
Del
Pier 8
Pennsylvania Hospital
John E. McDunn
Silas Reed
Bessie Bradley
Fannie Cooper
John Stevenson
George Cockayre
George Bryen
Pennslvania Railroad Company
Sisters of Charity
Walnut-street Wharf
Jesse Bradley
J. B. Chester
Chester
Sile
George Coeckaine
Samuel Cooper
Frankford
George Erwin
James E. McDonald
George Mitchell
Bridgeton
Edward Young
Felton
Geo. Wilson
Stokely
Capt. Wilcox
Mr. Lawrence
Mershen
Linkern
Andrew Jones
Bridgton
N. J
Wiley
Passenger Dodges Fare on Hoosac Line Arrest in Worcester
Gibson Pretzel a New York lawyer was arrested in Worcester Mass for evading fare on the Boston and Albany railroad. He bought a Portsmouth N H ticket found invalid for the tunnel route and refused to pay fare claiming a suit against the railroad for false imprisonment is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosac Tunnel
Worcester
Mass
Gibson Pretzel
New York
Boston and Albany
Pretzel
Portsmouth
N.H
Albany
Boston
Boston and
Multiple incidents mark New York City dispatches
Brooklyn widow dies after alleged furniture removal dispute. Three men, posing as Whalen Bros. agents, arrested for murder. A drowning from a schooner theft case near Pier 1, North River. Cigarmakers' Union meeting sees Ezekiel Neykirk collapse on stage. Boston youth Albert S. McIntyre, 12, tracked to city by police. City adopts 2.40 percent tax rate, total assessment $1,371,117.63. Frank Wood’s father retrieves body after theft incident on Broadway Ninth Street and departs to Cambridge.
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New York
Pier 1
North River
Que
Cigarmakens’ Union No. 144
Pythagoras Hall
Canal Street
Ezekiel Neykirk
Albert S. McIntyre
Boston
Board of Aldermen
Frank Wood
Broadway
Ninth Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Cambridge
Mass
Louisiana Officials Defalcations Prompt Federal Cleanout
New Orleans reports that Louisiana federal offices were long plagued by defalcations and fraud involving several treasurers auditors and clerks. The article details losses totaling about 1.5 million and notes the president moved to replace many officers and purge the Augean stable at the New Orleans custom house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana
United States Sub-Treasury
Custom House
Louisianna
Messrs
T. P. May
W. Whitaker
Treasury
Whittaker
George S. Walton
Charles Clinton
Congress
P. F. Herwig
Aufdemorte
Internal Revenue Department
Gen. Benton
J. B. Steadman
Ohio
Steadman
Charles Smith
James S. Chapman
Internal Revenue Office
Chapman
Oscar Rice
Rice
R. T. Beauregard
A. W. Norcross
Col
W. B. Smallwood
Taliaferro
C. W. Lowell
Messrs. Parker
Merchant
Perry Fuller
Indian Territory
Fuller
Gossip on Coleridge marriage sparks rumors of British bride
The New York story cites Miss Amy Lawford as the bride, but discrepancies persist. Lord Coleridge notes private life should remain private while confirming the marriage to a 32 year old Englishwoman, widow of a former Bengal officer, with the bride’s father previously a Bengal judge.
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New York
Coleridge
Amy Lawford
Henry Baring Lawford
Bengal Civil Service
America
Lord Coleridge
Canada
West
Lady Coleridge
Bengal
Disciplinary Board Discharges Patrolman Patrick Maloney
The board finds Patrolman Patrick Maloney guilty of neglect of duty for delaying on Charles River Bridge for 50 minutes while talking to young women and failing to patrol his route as required. He is discharged from the police force under rules 66 and 111 of the police manual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Maloney
Charles River Bridge
Board of Police
Newburyport mill to restart after two months shutdown
The Peabody cotton mill at Newburyport Massachusetts will resume operations on Monday August 31 after a shutdown of over two months. A drowning occurred at Middletown where Currier was swept away by a pond incident.
Navy yards to resume work nationwide under new appropriation
Orders will soon direct the resume of work at all navy yards, with Mare Island and Brooklyn already active. The rest will begin once force organization is complete, and new firemen will be appointed where needed. A new fiscal year provides funds to continue projects. First Comptroller Durham rebuts Dr. Loring over disallowed accounts, stating 20 000 dollars covered seed and labor, and will pursue due process if no further statement is offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Navy Yards
Mare Island
Brooklyn
Dr. Loring
Durham
Loring
Commissioner of Agriculture
Ring of government contract fraud exposed in Washington
Special to the New York World reports a nationwide ring controlling furnishing and refurnishing of government buildings. Democrats say fraud and improper purchases permeate many bureaus, with officials like E. A. Clifford and Boone Chambers noted for potential dismissal amid alleged swindles and concealed payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
E. A. Clifford
Illinois
Boone Chambers
Clifford
Chambers
William J. Murthaugh
Maj
Deane Burr
Metropolitan Police Board
Pre-emption entry cancellations under court action debated
Washington reports Judge Deady holds that pre-emption entries can only be canceled by court proceedings. The land office will not change practice before the US Supreme Court rules. Also notes seizures of counterfeit beer stamps in New York and treasury shop audits amid irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
General Land Office
Deady
Oregon Circuit Court
Land Office
Walker
Supreme Court of the United States
Internal Revenue Bureau
New York
Valparaiso Letter Praises Santiago Hotel And Chilean Life
The Inter Ocean reports a new Santiago hotel nearing completion at about 1 million dollars, claiming it rivals New York service with a 5000 dollar chef. Chile’s markets, beef, fish, and fruit are praised, while locals' cold climate habits and fashion at dinners are described. The Chillanos are compared to Irish people for wit and recklessness, and Chile is noted for its comic papers with sharp cartoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Chicago
New Orleans
Mobile
South America
Chili
Chimes and Accidents on Tremont Row
Inspectors Watts and Mahoney stopped three men James Harvey Thomas Coffee and John Harvey on Tremont row for attempted pocket picking. They were brought to Chief Hanscom and confessed but claimed no theft. Bernard Higgins alias Benjamin Ellis arrested for fraudulently obtaining board for $18 at 27 East Chester park. Timothy Cunningham arrested for larceny of a $25 watch and chain from Samuel Hollgren at saloon 53 Albany street. Richard M. Johnson was arrested Monday by police from Lagrange street station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Mahoney
Tremont Row
Hanscom
James Harvey
Thomas Coffee
John Harvey
Bernard Higgins
Benjamin Ellis
M. K. Pearson
East Chester Park
Timothy Cunningham
Lagrange Street
Samuel Hollgren
Albany Street
Richard M. Johnson
Fire battles across Boston area destroy several properties
Early Monday fires in Cambridge near the Brighton line destroyed Rideout's cabinet factory. Cambridge and Brighton fire crews fought the blaze started around 12 45 PM. Dorchester saw a house fire on Washington and Harvard streets extinguished by engine company 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Rideout
Cambridge
Brighton
Cambridge Fire Department
William Sphernil
Washington
Harvard Streets
Dorchester
Telegraph
Springfield
Mass
Jason Mann
Montague
Portland
Indurated Paper Company
North Gorham
Stoce
Malden
Swain’s Pond Avenue
Melrose
Locadia Twitchett
Twitchett
Greenfield
Wellfleet
William Snow
South Welllfleet
Rutland
G. Danton
Meeting of General Committee at the Parker House
The Parker House hosts a general committee meeting for a Carney hospital festival at Mechanics Building on Thursday Sept 3. Dr Moran notes strong Catholic parish table participation and plans for dancing and children's amusements, with Archbishop Williams limiting evening hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker House
Carney Hospital
Mechanics’ Building
John B. Moran
Cathedral
Immaculate Conception
St. Mary's
Charlestown
St. Francis de Sales
St. Mary’s
North End
St. Stephen’s
St. Joseph’s
Roxbury
St. Joseph's
West End
St. Patrick’s
Redemptorist
Hizhlanas
St. Peter and Paul’s
St. Augustois
Sts. Vincents Gate of Heaven
Brighton
Archbishop Williams
Ancient Gravestone Unearthed During Tremont House Repairs
Workers excavating for Tremont house repairs uncovered an old gravestone on Monday. The inscription reads Anne Ledger, aged 63 years, Died with of July, 1681, preserving a glimpse of colonial-era burial practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont House
Grant Birthplace in Ohio Bought for Repair and Monument
The Ohio department of the Grand Army plans to repair Grant's Mt. Pleasant birthplace and erect a state monument beside it. Gov Gray of Indiana narrowly escaped a shot along the Michigan Road near Indianapolis on Sunday evening. the shooter fled. Rumors claimed Grant died intestate, but intimate friends say he made a will at Long Branch last year, witnessed by George W. Childs and Rev. Dr. Morton. Childs estimates the book profits around 200000, with Mrs Grant holding the manuscript per the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Grant
Mt. Pleasant
Ohio Department of the Grand Army
Gov. Gray
Indiana
Michigan Road
Indianapolis
Grant
Long Branch
George W. Childs
Dr. Morton
St.James’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
Childs
J. Childs
Mr. Childs
Boston Water Board Shakeup Prompts Resignations
August 17 1885 Boston Mayor Hugh O Brien announces removal of Water Board members William A Simmons and Dr John G Blake after Fisher Hill inquiry. Horace T Rockwell and Thomas F Doherty named to fill unexpired terms. Simmons letter cites charter changes and loss of public confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
Boston
Board of Aldermen
Fisher Hill
Water Board
William A. Simmons
John G. Blake
Simmons
Dr. Blake
Hugh O'Brien
Horace T. Rockwell
Thomas F. Doherty
Prominent Citizens Nominated for City Vacancy
The nomination highlights a well known citizen with press, council, and military ties who leads Rockwell & Churchill Printers and serves as assistant inspector general on Gov. Robinsons staff as colonel. Also noted is Thomas F. Doherty of East Boston active in Democratic politics and chairing the ward and city committees while heading a ladies garments firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell & Churchill
Roxbury
Gov. Robinson
Thomas F. Doherty
Boston
Thomas F. Doherty and Co
Washington Street
Niniche at Oakland Garden With Our Irish Visitors at Boston
Milliken's Operatic Comedy company opened a week at Oakland Garden with Niniche, followed by Our Irish Visitors at the Boston Theatre. The review notes Niniche as Parisian in flavor, with Mlle Lucette praised, and highlights the comic fault lines. Our Irish Visitors delivers strong performances from Murray, Murphy, and Loie Fuller, drawing long audience applause and recalls. The Globe's equestrian show and Howard bills, including Fantine and Pat Rooney, fill the week with varied entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucette
Oakland Garden
Giebe
Boston
Howard and Opera
Museum
Milliken
Niniche
Ladislas
Corniski
Trouville
Paris
Bulgaria
Nimiche
Anatole
Mlle Lucette
Madame Boniface
Messrs. Murray
Murphy
Alderman McGinnis
Col. Gilhooley
Guilhooley
McGinnish
Thomas E. Murray
Mark Murphy
Loie Fuller
Dorothy
Charles H. Lodu
Charles W. Young
Mr. Young
Messrs
Murray
Young
Ladu
Corps de Ballet
Globe
D. M. Bristol
Mattie
John Sanborn
Denver
Howard
Pat Rooney
Fantine
Mr. Mason
Miss Hunt
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Asc
General
Boston Weekly Peat
Post Publishing CO
Boston Post
Telegraph and Mail
Mischief Makers
Maine
Methodists
Weirs
Michigan
Hendricks
RRS
Prince Street
Patrick Flynn
Pemberton Square
Crowley
Headquarters
Post
General Foreign News
Carnarvon
I Ireland
Bublim
Dr Wealsh
Ler
Isles of Shoals
C. E., Foster
T. W. Averhill
Luther Whitaker
Hudson
Charles A. Crown
H. W. Buath
Robert E. Mussey, Esq
Empire State Excursions
Provincetown
Lord and Lady Coleridge
NEW England News
Peabody
Newburyport
Currier
Middletown
Clasles van Etten
Stonington Road
Wood River Junction
Rusby Shippen
Unitarian
Washington, D. C
Channing Memorial Church
R. C
C. W. Wendie
L. M. Reynolds
Greckton
South Merrimack
Dennis Buckley
East Pepperell
George Clough
Clough
Buckley
Nashua
George R. Fearing
Johnn A. Griswold
Fairman Rogers
Edgerton Winthrop
John J. Garvin
Old Colony
Board House
Patrick Kenneally
Kenneally
Garvin
Uncle Sam
H. G. Smith
Dover-street
Matthew McCluskey
Lovejoy
Clinton Street
Samuel Gough
Medford Street
No. 7
Short Street
Curren
Mt. Vernon
Washington Monument
Stevenson
American District Telegraph Company
Tweedale
War Department
Endicott
Robert B. Lawen
Board of Pension Appeals
Secretary of the Interior
Harrison L. Bruce
Life Down IN
MR. Simmons
City Hall
Simmons and
Blake
Investigatin
State House
Common Council
Boston Herald
Boston Water Board
W. A. Simmons
O’brien
Water Department
Morse
Harding
Clapp
Journal
P. Maguire
Elm Park
Wellesley Hills
Nahant
Grand Army
Blodgett
Baldwin
Henry B. Lovering
Old Third Cavalry
Henry C. Hall
Waltham
Maj. R. T., Lombard
Wayland
Jonas F. Cappelle
Soeemeeenee
A. Walter Winward
B. A. Bri
A. B. Ames
Sergt
Canty
J. F. Mansfield
Henry Melien
James Burrows
Chas
Clark
I. Hoffman
Bass Point
H. C. Hall
Boston Museum
Mr. Burrows
Third Corps
Gettysburg
Winthrop Division
P. Joseph Wood
John A. Bartel
Mt. Pleasant Pliece
Franklin Street
A. H. Fuller
John 8. Tarr
A. P. Flint
J.F. Curran
Monroe Street
Roberts
Sagamore House
Pittsfield
Sixteenth
Massaachusetts Regiment
Boston Post. Publishing CO
Milk, Near
Washington St
Bostoms
Boston Weehly Post
Guete
Ounce’ Post Publishing Co
Nantasket
Nantasket Beach
Reeves
Col. Wellington
Bowen C. Church
Levy
Dodworth
William C. Bowens
Levy Dodworth
Hunt
Weymouth
Masten & Wells
Gia A. Dodworth
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