Two dory crewmen return to sail for America again
The Burlington circus haul of $18,000 matched by politics, letters, and editorials across New England. Strong entities include City of Bath, Concord Monitor, New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine, New York Times, Boston Transcript, Wickham, Mahone, Gambetta, and Queen Victoria. The piece mocks debt, repudiation, and political corruption while recounting global and local incidents.
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England
Bath
America
New York Times
The
Boston Transcript
North
Gov. Wickham
Bill Mahone
Washington Mourns Hope Wanes Over ailing President
Despatch from Aug 26 describes Washington crowds outside the White House awaiting word on the president’s condition. Reports alternate between hopeful signs from doctors about gland pus discharge and grave updates on fever, pulse, and risk of sepsis. Cabinet debates delay in calling Vice President Arthur as public anxiety remains high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Washington
White House
Executive Mansion
Treasury
Boynton
Bliss
Reyburn
Blaine
No Apparent Change in President's Condition Report
Official bulletins from the Executive Mansion detail the president’s fluctuating status with mental confusion at waking, slight fever, and rising pulse. Updates through 12:30 PM, 6:30 PM, and 10 PM mark no solid improvement, while treatment continues and nurses report no major changes overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Mansion
Dr Reyburn Reports Tiny Improvement in President Condition
Executive Mansion dispatch states Dr. Reyburn said the president showed a very slight improvement since 4 PM. He noted pulse fluctuations and a slight rise in mental clarity while warning that blood transfusion offered limited value and carried risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreyburn
Executive Mansion
Reyburn
Associated Press
Telegrams on President’s health from London and report
Washington dispatches relay updates from Aug 26 on the ailing president. Blaine notes no daily gain yet but less feared progress. doctors cite critical condition with partial signs of relief from swallowing and discourse. Parotid swelling discharge did not relieve symptoms, prognosis remains grave and dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Washington
London
Blaine
Executive Mansion
A Foreign Medical Opinion on Garfields Illness
The Lancet warns that weight loss signals serious danger for President Garfield as parotid swelling concerns doctors. A Washington fasting and prayer day is planned for August 28 with church leaders urging nationwide participation to aid his recovery.
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London
Lancet
Garfield
Washington, D. C
Union
Vermont Avenue Christian Church
Fourth day of New England Chautauqua near Framingham
The Framingham grounds hosted the fourth day of the New England Chautauqua with about 3000 attendees. Lectures by Jd KE Kattredge on Recent Archeological Discoveries in the Far East and W F Warren on The Church Universal opened the day, followed by denominational discussions among Methodists, Orthodox, Congregationalists, and Baptists. A resolution backed the assembly’s goals and urged Baptist support. Evening programs included Prof J C Sharpe on Comets and Meteoric Showers and several youth and musical activities. Public prayer for the president’s recovery concluded the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lake View
Framingham
Mass
Kattredge
Far East
W.F. Warren
Church Universal
Baptist Convention
Mitford
D. H. Brigham
Reys. Tillson
Shute
White
Safford
Johnson
Stowell
Burr
A. E. Dunning
W. Woodbury
A. F. Shaunler
West Medway
J. R. Cushing
D. Sherman
N. T. Whittaker
Dr. Latham
Messrs. Nye
Piper
Higems
Parke
J.C. Sharpe
A. F. Shaufner
Holt
Miss Merrill
Great Damage to Crops in Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS Aug 26 in an interview with Hon W H Ragan president of the state board of agriculture he said central and southern portions will have less than half the average crop while the northern area is about two thirds drought has ruined corn and hay with apples falling short and hogs scarce due to corn shortage late corn ruined in Illinois with ground drying and fences burning along rails a new rain is hoped for. The Davenport report notes a heavy storm bringing first rain in nine weeks threatening carp vegetables and late fruit. Pastures burned up with scant grazing and farmers cutting up corn to feed cattle.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
W. H. Ragan
State Board of Agriculture
Illinois
Sullivan
Davenport
Springfield
Edward Musgrave
Musgrave Alpaca Company
Chicopee Falls
New York
John Anderton
Michael Dunn
Seling
Boston
St. John
N. B
Musgrave
Holyoke
Greenfield
Anderton & Dunn
New York House
First National Bank of
Chicopee
Anderton
Dunn
Mr. Anderton
Holyoke National Bank
Apoca Company
Chicopee National Bank
First National Bank of Chicopee
Europe
Washington, D.C
Llewellyn
Mescalero
New Mexico
Indian Affairs
Price
Indian Bureau
J. A. Stephen
Standing Rock
Interior Department
Sitting Bull
Department
Spotted Eogie
Cheyenne River
Washington
Internal Revenue
Rogers
Melton
United States
Brayton
Columbia
D. C
Lewis K. Redmond
Georgia
Carolinas
Capital
Great Chicago packing house fire causes massive loss
In Chicago on August 26 a large fire at John Hately’s packing establishment at Union Stock Yards burned since evening and not yet out at midnight. Loss is feared at 3 million with 450000 pounds bacon and large lard stores likely destroyed. Water scarcity impeded firefighting in the city district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lil
John ©. Hately
Ricker’s
Union Stock Yards
Ex-Gov Low accuses Lagrange of mint collusion
Former governor, part of a commission on mint affairs, says new evidence shows collusion between Lagrange and Bank of California. He defends Supt Dodge as honorable and economical and says Page’s charges stem from wrath over Dodge not placing Page’s followers in the mint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Low
Supt. Lagrange
Lagrange
Bank of California
Supt. Dodge
Page
Dodge
Fireworks at Nantasket Exhibition Draws Thousands
At the Hotel Nantasket a Friday afternoon and evening fireworks show drew about 10 000 spectators. Children chased figures released from bombs while bombs rockets and silver showers lit the sky under M Sato with music from the Germania band. George W Walling Kansas City superintendent of New York police endorses St Jacobs Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantasket
Hotel Nantasket
M. Sato
Germania Band
George W. Walling
Ksa
New York Police
St. Jacobs Oil
Vermont Murder Case Dominates Connecticut Trials
In West Haven the coroner's inquest for the Cramer case resumes with Western Union despatches at issue. Testimony links Walter Malley and Miss Williamson to suspected rooms 29 and 26, while the Musgrave Alpaca case in Chicopee Falls reveals a missing books and misrepresented finances totaling near $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conv
Cramer
West Haven
Western Union Telegraph Company
Bertha Williamson
Redcliffe
James Malley
Douglass
Malleys
Miss Willamson
Walter Malley
Blanche Douglass
Malley
Jennie Cramer
Redecliffe
Western Union
Harris
Bollman
Waller
John Duff
New York
Preliminary Examination of the Accused in Witham Murder
Brattleboro Vermont August 26 Edson Fuller about 55, arrested by Readsboro authorities on suspicion of killing Lucius Witham. Preliminary examination began before Justice Bowen. state represented by O E Butterfield and defence by C C Boyd and E T Davenport. Circumstantial evidence cited, including threats against Witham and alibi inconsistencies with his claim of lame grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Edson Fuller
Lucius Witham
Readsboro
Readsboro City
Bowen
O. E. Butterfield
C. C. Boyd
T. Davenport
Witham
Explosion at Warren powder mill kills worker in Maine
A powder mill connected to Watson Burrill & Co. at Warren exploded, demolishing buildings and killing Samuel Mank who was hurled 300 feet into Georges River. The 1875 pounds of fine sporting powder inside worsened the damage. Losses mount across the village. cause undetermined.
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Warren
Rockland
Watson, Burrill & Co
Samuel Mank
Georges River
Camden
Thomaston
Grand Circuit Meets At Hartford Ends Day With Suspense
The Hartford Grand Circuit at Chester Oak Park closed amid darkness suspending the 2:25 trotting class to finish tomorrow. In the 2:15 feature Charley Ford So So and Hopeful contended through five heats as So So led early before a close finish. Trinkett swept the 2:19 class in three straight heats. Josephus won the first two heats in 2:26 race before John S. Clark was disqualified for running and Picard took the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Chester Oak Park
Charley Ford
So So
Ford
Trinkett
Josephus
John S. Clark
Out
Picard
Veterans Camp Visit By State, G A R Leaders
Secretary of State Peirce and G A R leaders Merritt and Adams visited the Plymouth County Grand Army of the Republic camp at Marshfield on Friday. Adams and Merritt delivered addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Fuller Returns Home After Murder Suspect Seen in Readsboro
Fuller, the party suspected of killing Lucius Witham, has appeared at his home in Readsboro but authorities have taken no action toward arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller
Lucius Witham
Readsboro
Labor journalist made agent for ten hour meetings
A prominent Fall River labor journalist was named to arrange ten hour meetings in several New England manufacturing centers next month and in October. The year’s great western Massachusetts literary event is the Sanderson academy dinner in Ashfield with about 400 attendees. Speakers included Charles Dudley Warner, Dr. Stanley Hall, Rev. John Chadwick, Hon. George Sheldon, and others. The Nashua guards followed to Lowell, with a parade and banquet. Lowell’s Old Ladies' Home board approved a new $25,000 Fletcher street institution construction at once.
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Fall River
New Haven
Hartford
Lowell
New Beaford
Taunton
Lawrence
Manchester
N. H
Dover
Lewiston
Great Falls
Biddeford
Western Massachusetts
Sanderson Academy
Ashfield
Charlies Eliot Norton
Charles Dudley Warner
Harttford
Stanley Hall
Cambridge
John W. Chadwick
Brooklyn
George Sheldon
Deerfield
Conant
Greenfield
J. F. Mons
Mr. Mathews
George William Curtis
Nashua
Governors review Rhode Island militia at Camp Garfield
Gov. Littlefield led a Friday morning review of the Rhode Island militia at Camp Garfield, joined by Massachusetts Governor Long and Vermont Governor Farnham in a regional display of military readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Camp Garfield
Littlefeld
Gov. Long
Massachusetts
Gov. Farnham
Vermont
Vacation School Exhibition Closes Afternoon Show
The second year term of the vacation school led by Miss M. BE Very closed Friday with a kitchen garden class exhibition. Twenty four members presented to a large audience in the Pinckney and Anderson streets school corner. The event drew several hundred children from the neighborhood, showcasing lessons on practical domestic study for girls aged five to twelve.
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M. BE. Very
Pinckney and
Anderson Streets
Kitchen Garden
Children Learn Kitchen Duties At City School Exhibition
A class of young girls demonstrated kitchen and garden duties in an evening exhibition. Miss Edith Grey sang impressively for her age while pupils performed songs and recitations. The school, open weekdays since July Fourth, posted high participation with 410 enrolled, 116 at once, and 45 minimum, averaging 90. Supported by city societies, it ends with a scholars feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Grey
South Boston
Week's Failures Reported Across Regions
The Week's Failures notes 113 in total for the week, with 24 in the middle states, 15 in the eastern, 21 in the southern, 40 in the western, and 12 on the Pacific coast. New York saw limited distress besides the assignment of E Baron & Co. in the cigar trade. Numerous specific insolvencies follow, including Roark provision dealer of Lowell with $1,200 liabilities, Cleveland boot dealer Mrs Harris with $3,275 secured, Portland grocer William H. Taylor, Ellsworth furniture dealer George Cunningham, and others in Shirley Village, Phenixville, Kenton, and New York. Jackman & O'Hara of 59 White Street, NY, with $35,000 liabilities, have assigned. Jackman reportedly left for Europe after spending much capital on Wall Street.
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New York
Dun, Wiman & Co
Middle States
Pacific Coast
James F. Roark
Lowell
William H. Taylor
Portland
George Cunningham
Ellsworth
George M. Edzarton
Shirley Village
Henry Edgarton
National Suspender Company of
F. Price & Co
Bellerive
John Mansfield
Atwood & Co
Kenton
H. Miller
Bellaire
Francis M. Kreamer
Boots
Phenixville
J. R. Jackson
Sandusky,jr
Musical Instruments
A. B. McLean
St. Joan
N. B
Jackman & O’hara
White Street
Jackman
Europe
Wall Street
French and Irish politics stir British constituencies
London reports Conservative Sir George Elliott ready to accept Irish party aid with conditions including release of political prisoners and land bill linkage. Sir James Lowther warns of foreign competition amid depressions. Mr. Parnell heads toward Belfast to back Tyrone candidate Rylott, while Liberals fear vote splitting may aid Col. Knox.
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Londoon
George Elliott
Serth Durham
Parnell
Elliott
England
France
James Lowther
North Lincolnshire
Robert Laycock
Belfast
Tyrone
Rylott
Iish
Col. Knox
Gambetta Likely To Take French Premiership
Paris dispatch notes Republique Francaise urges President Grevy to name a new premier after the next chamber meets and cabinet resigns. Times’ Paris correspondent says Premier Ferry must resign or seek a confidence vote, with broad belief that his cabinet is a makeshift and a stable ministry is needed. Gambetta’s possible acceptance looms.
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Paris
Republique Francaise
Gambetta
Grevy
Chamber of Deputies
Premier Ferry
the Times
Tunisian Troubles and Irish Politics in Aug 26 Dispatches
News from Tunis reports Arab bands near Susa and near Tunis prompting guards and mass pillaging. French troops at Hamma Met as Gen. Legerot withdraws toward Tunis. disputes over Roustan and measures for Tunis unfold. Parnell in Tyrone urges choice between true representatives and coercion. The Times cites a shrinking harvest and broader imperial developments, with remarks on Ayoob Khan and St. Petersburg police, plus other European and colonial notes.
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Tunis
Susa
Hammamet
Legerot
M. Roustan
Paris
Gabes
Ali Ben Khalifan
Parnell
London
Castleberry
County Tyrone
Ireland
T. A. Dickson
Buckshot Forster
Harcourt
Land League
John Dillon
Ryleit
England
the Times
London Times
Lahore
Khelat-i Ghilzai
Ayoob Khan
Herat
St. Petersburg
Poradok
Count Baranoff
Kobloff
Moscow
Tekke
Asi
London Standard
Christina
Eulalia
Madrid
British War Office
Cape
South Africa
New Brunswick
St. John
Berlin
London Post
Prince Biswark
Forster
Switzerland
Viceroy
India
Khelati Ghilzai
Cabul
Toronto
Prussia
Vatican
Fulda
Liverpool
Dublin
Boot and shoe factory leads exhibit at the Manufacturers' institute
The visit to the Manufacturers' institute highlights the Houghton, Coolidge & Co boot and shoe factory as the main draw with eager students learning the shoe making process. The piece looks ahead to a 1885 world’s fair in Boston featuring expanded displays across many industries and calls for a unified citywide trade effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton, Coolidge & Co
Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Europe
Manufacturers’ Institute
W. McKerron
Halifax
Boston
Messrs
H. W. Peabody &Co
William Cameron & Brother
Petersburg
General Committee
New York
Raymonds Vacation Excursions Planned From Boston
Raymonds Vacation Excursions announce a six day trip from Boston to Lake Memphremagog and White Mountains. The circuit includes Mt Washington summit and other White Mountain region sights. Scheduled for the pleasant season to enjoy scenery and hotel comforts after summer crowds depart. This promises to be the best trip of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond’s
Raymond
Boston
Lake Memphremagog
White Mountains
Mt. Washington
White Mountain
Mechanic Association Delays Fourteenth Exhibition Opening
At a board meeting of the Charitable Mechanic association held Thursday evening, the advisability of postponing the opening was fully discussed and it was voted to delay the opening until September 13. Officers joined in noting it would be unwise to rush the new exhibition.
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The
Charitable Mechanic Association
Mugford Association's War Fair Nets Record Marbleshire Gifts
The Mugford association in Marblehead reported the Abbot ball war fair was expertly run, yielding net profits over 3,000 dollars, surpassing prior town totals and enabling mortgage payoff and charitable fund growth. Funeral details for Captain Richard Phillips followed, with several veterans as pallbearers. Cambridge large taxpayers list expanded with new entities and amounts over 1,000 dollars. An attempted suicide in Cambridgeport involved a Bangor, Maine native named Alicense, found near the Charles River. Westboro updates note sewerage planning, post office move, Whitney House block progress, and school reopenings with staff appointments. a railroad accident victim identified as Frederick Heningar, 11, of 83 Summer Street. Medford notes cover Sunday services, carriage needs for Glenwood, archers practice, and local social events. suburban items include drainage damage suit and arson case updates.
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Mugford Association
Abbot Ball
Marblehead
Columbian
Washington Street
Fire Department
Richard Phillips
Prospect Street
Cambridge
Ward 1
Samuel Batchelder
Mary P. Carey
KE. W. Gurney
C. C. Little
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
Alexander McDonald
Charles Moore
John G. Palfrey
Dollar Company
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
Faneuil Hall Insurance Company
William Fiske
George W. Gale
Hovey & Co
Edward Hyde
James A. Woodson
Ward
American Rubber Company
Geldowsky Furniture Company
Nancy D. Woodbury
George W. Chipman
Robert Douglass
E. R. Horr
C. L. Jones & Co
Edward Kendall
Asa P. Morse
G. M. Rogers
J. W. Lewis
Edwin Dresser
Henry Potter
Benjamin F. Sands
Belmont
Niles Brothers
Thomas Coleman
Cambridgeport
Charles River
Bath House
Grand Junction
Alicense
Bangor
B. A. Gay
Siuney Street
Westboro
Commonwealth
Post Office Department
Whitney House
Tue
Cobbet School
J. Aloysius O'Keefe
Georgianna Lewis
O'Keefe
Salem
Harvard
Miss Lewis
Lynp
Ingalls School
St. Agnes Hall
Bellows Falls
Eastern
Frederick Heningar
Summer Street
Knights of Honor
Notable visits and notices from Maine and nearby states
A Maine slice of society notes Bishop Burgess in New York and Admiral Porter staying in Newport. Judges and travelers visit Rockland and Bangor while Boston figures attend Newport gatherings. Edgerton Winthrop hosts a Boston dinner. Otis enjoys Bellevue cottage life. Plan includes railway leaders, schooling officials, and sailing rivalries with Prince Edward Island trips.
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Bishop Burgess
New York
Maine
Admiral Porter
Newport
Walabridge A. Field
Rockland
Paus du Chaillu
Edgerton L. Winthrop
Boston
Harrison Gray Otis
Lovell
Oxford County
P. Fay
Bangor
George W. Pickering
Daniel Webster
James Geddes Day
Samuel Appleton
Geo. W. Riggs
Washington Banker
W.C. Stiles
Brooklyn
N. Y
Norway
Stiles
James Barker
Pricipal
Provincetown
Mass
Biddeford
Wallace Ross
Portland
Toronto
Hanlan
George E. B. Jackson
M.C.R. R
Stephen Young
Brunswick
E. B. Phillips
Eastern Railroad
Prince Edward Island
Quebec
Jere Rusk
Congress
Wisconsin
W B. Somerville
Western Union Telegraph Company
Zamacona
Gen. Grant
Mexico
Grant
United States Revenue
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New York World
Edison
Burlington
Mississippi
New England
Marlborough Times
Warden Chamberlain
A. Huw Berry
Times
Long
Concord Monitor
New Hampshire
Monitor
Post
Scotland
Queen Victoria
Queen’s Park
Edinburgh
Black Watch
Keene Observer
Marston
New Hampshire Senate
Belleville
Nashua Telegraph
the Post
Quebec Chronicle
Dufferin Terrace
Duferin Terrace
Niagara
Como
Bay of Naples
Hunter’s Point
Eli Perkins
William Marshall
Clark County
Marshall
Virginia
Boston Journal
Brother Marshall
Bill Chandler
Richard Smith
Henry L. Dawes
George F. Hoar
Henry W. Blair
William P. Frye
Wickham
United States Senate
Bettor
Arthur
Dr. Bliss
Mr. Arthur
Cleveland
Joseph Rudolph
Capt. Henry
Rudolph
Mentor Homestead
Mentor
Harry Garfield
Sherwin
New England Assembly
George A. Bailey
W. Guptil
C. A. Webster
James E. Roberts
Connecticut
Henry M. Faxon
Elias M.jenckes
Cyrus P. Currier
A. W. Ford
D. H. Eee
L. Gilmay
J. 8. Batcheller
C. F. Knight
John W. Drew
J. S. Parker
A. C. Marcy
O. B. Chadman
George E. Brickett
Ira Foss
Thomas A. Lee
Henry S. Woodworth
Henry C. Lazell
F. A Stiles
Charles A. Hovey
J. H. Roberts
Old Orchard
Old Orchard Beach
H. M. Parsons
D. Brooks
Weirs
Veirs
Grove
E. R. Robbins
Littleton
Young Peoples
McGregor
Gilmanton
Christ
Claremont
Ev. F. Mackey
Bandville
A. CG. Stevens
Warren Street
Richardson
Amherst
Israel Ainsworth
Yorkville
H. Mitchell
Chemical Engine Company No. 2
Philadelphia
Mueller’s
California Mint
Chicopes Falls
Vis County
Brooks
St. Louis
Republican
Lexington
Hudson
John Peterson
Martin Gavin
Boston and Albany
Dartmouth Street Bridge
Henry Pearson
Chambers Street
Inspector Mountain
W. Hall
John Francis
John F. Costello
Julius Wolf
Pearson
Hall and Costello
Tremont Street
Dennis Smith
Locust Street
Arlington
John Randall
State House
Massachusetts General Hospital
Jonny B. Look
John F. Barrett
Look
Lancery
Star
A. T. Stewart
Barrett
James Maddigan
Bridgewater Tron Company
Bridgewater
Dr. Pratt
E. N. Welch
Bristol
Park
Park Central
Fern
Brackett
Tex
Rio Grande
Dolores
Oscar A. Woods
Milford
Townsend
Agnes Robertson
W. H. Robertson
Bennington
Samuel Peasele
W. F. Morgan & Co
Richmond
Montreal
A. J. Whitton
Theodore Alke
L. G. Tillotson
Howard
Waukesha
Wis
Chas. H. Ray
Williamsburg
Houston
Charlies Detno
Orange
Triot
Mallett’s Bay
St. Albans
Andrew Myers
Winooski
Lewis Burgess
Hague
Lake George
Ben, Perkins
Livingston
Ala
Gi. Roberts
Thomas Rogan
Providence
R. I
Sylvester Greene
Bennice
Andrew Saunders
Covington
Charles Gruneberg
John F. Papp
New Orleans
Mr. Moulton
South Stokely
Washington News
Bureau of Statistics
Hawaiian Islands
Newburyport
Benjamin Edwards
West Newbury
Merrimac
Thomas S. Ruddock
Boston Custom House
New Bedford
Gardner Smith
South
Groveland Bridge
Groveland
Haverhill
John Full
Daniel Buckley
Frank Blaisdell
Louis Batchelor
Charles Carr
James McDonald
M. A. Sullivan
Thomas Haith
John Sullivan
Eagle Bridge
Oliver Blood
Putney
Lynch
Denver
Col
South Arkansas
McCorky
Mears
Charles Stone
Stone
Lowa
Bloomfield
Hiram Brooks
Kjoris
Ais
Das
Saratoga
Lillie R
Mary Andersen
Getaway
Boulevard
Perplex
Drogheda
Bootjack
Jessie
Alexandria Bays
Alexandria Bay
N.Y
Ogdensburg
Brockville
Lake Nantasket
Strait’s Pond
Nantasket Beach
Robt. N. Cutter
Harry Baldwin
Nantasket Boat Club
E. W. Buss
Lorillard
Husic
Salem Bay Yacht Club
Worcesters
NEW England News
New Hampshire Medical Society
Wentworth
New Castle
Boston Police Force
Portsmouth
Foreign News
Kesicn
Tiive Gambetta
Harrisburg
Susquehanna
Willing
J. C. Stoughton
Aurora
Hatfield and Jewett
Thomas Case
Canadian Pacific Railway
New Jersey
Jersey City
She-Mukmen
New York City
Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal Exchange
the Nations
Prohibition Alliance
H. A. Thompson
Prohibition
M. Merlelland Brown
Pittspurg
J. C. Burslem
Windsor Castle
Eng
Cozzens Hotel
West Point
Ida Scooly
A. P. Moore
Indian Department
Military Museum
Massachusetts Mechanic Association
Far West
Osceola
Essex North
Medford
Thomas Morong
Ashland
Congregational Church
West Medford
William F. Bacon
Esthampton
Mystic
Glenwood
Nanapashemet
Join Brown
Emmet Association
Alem
Union Bridge
Dana Z. Smith
Knights of the Golden Circle
Essex Institute
Saugus
Mary Clark
Williams Avenue
Hyde Park
Dedham
George French
Frederick Miller
Randolph
Quincy District Court
Ephaim Wales
Malden
District Court
C. H. Rhoades
Exchief
Rhoades
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