Burglary Ring Ties To Ohio Murder Attempt Arrest
Frank Ellwood and Joe l Wilson were arrested in New York amid links to a Toledo burglary and a murder attempt. A Masonic ring engraved Edson Baumgarten identified the suspects and connected them to robberies in St Paul Minnesota and other cities. Police chiefs in Toledo Detroit and St Paul coordinated on warrants and extradition.
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New York
Frank Ellwood
Joel Wilson
Edson Baumgarten
Pitman
Toledo
Baumgarten
Ellwood
Wilson
St. Paul
Minn
Whitman
Detroit
Progress of the Expedition of the Putnam and Natake Rivers
Lieut Purcell and Lieut Stoney report from Alaska after visiting the newly found Bogoslav volcano before ascending the Putnam river at Hotham inlet. They plan winter quarters and sledging parties to explore northern Alaska, then return to examine Notake river when navigation reopens.
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San Francisco
Cal
Purcell
Lieut
Stoney
Alaska
Great Putnam River
Mencay
Thomas Pope
Bogoslav
Hotham Inlet
Putnam River
Notake River
Putnam
Cleveland Improves in Health and Catching Fish
Albany Aug 26 Dr Ward President Cleveland’s companion writes that Cleveland has improved steadily and is in good spirits. He walked five miles over rough terrain without fatigue. The letter dated Aug 24 from Prospect House Upper Saranac Lake notes the camping trip with Willow Pond, deer killed and trout caught, and a planned several day trip east of Saranac Lake returning around Sept 15.
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Albany
N. Y
Ward
Cleveland
Russell
Clevland
Prospect House
Upper
Saranac Lake
Willow Pond
Camp Gov Pingree Hosts Review Amid Cold Weather
In St. Albans Vermont August 26 visitors faced cold weather at Camp Gov Pingree with routine drills and a forthcoming review and sham battle. Brig Gen Kingley and staff plus Lt Miller arrived to inspect the militia as Gov Pingree arrives for his stay and a reception at ex Gov Smiths place tomorrow evening. The Ramson Guard, once out of state service, visited the camp and saluted Col Greenleaf.
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ST. Albans
Gov. Pingree
Kingleys
Lieut. Miller
United States Armory
Pingree
Smith
Ramson Guard
Col. Greenleaf
Funeral to honor Capt Babcock in Brooklyn
Shipmasters Association and rail and steamship officials from New York will attend the funeral of Capt Babcock in Brooklyn on Friday afternoon. Ships on the East and North rivers will fly half mast, and offices connected with his companies in New York Stonington Providence and Boston will be draped. Prayers were offered at Stonington at 3 PM today as remains move to Newark.
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New York
Capt. Babcock
Brooklyn
East
North Rivers
Stonington
Providence
Boston
Newark
Black River Academy marks semi centennial with concert
In Chester Vermont on August 26 the Black River Academy celebration closed after a concert. Highlights included a welcome by W. H. Walker of Ludlow, a historical address by H. B. Atherton of Nashua, and a poem by Homer White of Randolph. The grove program featured Arthur Little of Chicago delivering an oration and Edwin Blood of Newburyport reading a poem, followed by a banquet in Ammon Hall with plates for 300 and R. W. Clark of Brattleboro as toastmaster.
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Chester
Black River Academy
W. H. Walker
Ludlow
H. B. Atherton
Nashua
N.H
Homer White
Randolph
Grove
Arthur Little
D. D
Chicago
Ill
Edwin Blood
Newburyh
Mass
Ammond Hall
R. W. Clark
Brattleboro
Minnesota Census Shows Population Rise to 1 118 486
The Minnesota official census received by the secretary of state lists a total population of 1 118 486, up 327 713 from 1880. Major increases occur in Hennepin Ramsey and St Louis counties centered in Minneapolis St Paul and Duluth with Minneapolis at 129 200, St Paul up 168 percent, and Duluth gaining about 18 000 residents.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
United States
Hennepin
Ramsey
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Duluth
Reverend William Sheldon and H H Tucker Lead Bay Sermons
In Alton Bay on August 26 Rev. William Sheldon of Wisconsin and Rev. H H Tucker preached to Gay. The association treasurer reported all bills paid and 218 69 in hand. Plans were announced to improve the grounds sanitary condition. Rev. Mr. Hemenway delivered a sermon on evolution.
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Alton Bay
William Sheldon
Wisconsin
H. H. Tucker
Gay
Association
Mr. Hemenway
Cyclone damages Charleston harbor and waterfront
A Charleston cyclone wrecked Boyce's wharf and sank schooners and smacks. Piers, sheds, and wharves at multiple facilities were destroyed or damaged. Inland, streets flooded, trees uprooted, and buildings unroofed. Losses tallied to about 1.12 million dollars. rice spared, cotton on sea islands badly damaged.
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Charleston
Boyce’s
Schreper
Atlantic
Cotton Exchange
Kerr’s
Brown’s
Accommodation Wharf
Market
Sullivan’s Island Ferry Company
Union Wharf
Peters
Veritas
San Prisco
Castle Pinckney
Delaware
New York
Rutledge Street Lake
Ashley River
Roper Hospital
Sisters of Mercy
Cromwell’s Alley
Franklin Street
South Battery
Rutledge Avenue
Citadel Square Baptist Church
Thomas D. Dotterer
Plymouth
Pitts Street
St. Phillip Street
Lawrence Street
Avery Institution
Trinity M. E
Hazel Street
Chapel of the Citadel
Charleston High School
Catholic Central School
Mt. Zion Presbyterian Church
Calhoun Street
South Carolina Railway
Northeastern Railroad
Sullivan’s Island
The
News and Courier of
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Pocosin
Sappho
Union
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Monticello
Florida Line
Savannah
South Carolina Railroad
Sea Islands
St. Helena
Martin’s Point
Brunswick
Emma Ernst
Wm. Lawrence
Baltimore
Schaner
Democratic State Convention Opens in Harrisburg
Harrisburg August session draws over 400 delegates with E R P Allen elected temporary chairman and Jacob C Turney later named permanent chair. Resolutions praise Cleveland administration, call for civil service reform and tariff revision, denounce foreign pauper labor, and honor George Grant. Conrad Bey and Day nominated for state offices as the convention adjourns sine die.
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Harrisburg
Opera House
ER. P. Allen
Lycoming
Cleveland
Jacob C. Turney
Westmoreland
Turney
Democratic Party
Committee On Resolutions
Democracy
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Grover Cleveland
Thomas A. Hendricks
United States
Pattison
Geo. Grant
Conrad Bey
Day
Bank Seized Assets Exceed Treasury Figures
Commencing Friday a securities examination at the bank's vaults of Union Safe Deposit company showed total assets of 289,808 dollars, slightly more than the treasurer's account. Bank officials reaffirm stability and anticipate no losses to any person. Ex-Treasurer Adams's funeral will be private, held tomorrow afternoon at his late residence.
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Union Safe Deposit Company
Adams
Socialists Denouncing England in Paris Meeting
Paris aug 26 socialists denounced England and the French cabinet at a crowded meeting for Olivier Pain's death. Rochefort briefly appeared then withdrew leaving speakers to condemn the current order and urge action. A late motion censuring French ministers passed as Rochefort could not reach the platform.
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England
Paris
Olivier Pain
M. Rochefort
Rochefort
Spurr Case Yields 12 Year Sentence in Beals Fraud
GREENFIELD Mass Aug 26 The Spurr case opens in superior court Judge Stapies rules that insolvency court testimony cannot be used in criminal trial Five indictments for embezzlement drop Beals of Shelburne Falls pleads guilty to improper relations with his daughters Bemis sentenced to 12 years in state prison solitary confinement Wil liam H Prentiss of Orange seeks continuance due to wife’s illness affidavits from nurse and doctor and a petition from town leaders support delay District Attorney Bond concurs court grants indefinite continuance
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Nemis
Spurr
Prentiss
Greenfield
Mass
Stapies
Aken
Criminal
Joseph Beals
Beis
Shelburne Falls
Nole Centenere
Bemis
William H. Prentiss
Orange
C. C. Conant
Explosion damages saloon windows on Callowhill Street Philadelphia
At about 2 am an explosion shattered windows across Nineteenth and Callowhill streets in Philadelphia near James B. Rodgers saloon. The blast, believed to be dynamite by witnesses, ripped glass from multiple buildings, knocked patrons from chairs, but caused no injuries. Police and a special officer investigated the motive.
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Philadelphia
James B. Rodger
Nineteenth
Callowhill Streets
Callowhill Street
Cuarlowhill Streets
Rodger
Rothermel
Stretton
Sewer Gas Plagues Bellevue Hospital In New York
Bellevue Hospital in New York is crippled by sewer gas from underrepair pipes spreading through the building. Twenty five staff members are unable to work, eighteen female nurses are ill with typhoid or malaria, and several doctors and orderlies are on sick leave amid ongoing plumbing repairs. The gas entered the wards via unsealed pipe joints, causing fear and potential resignations as the work drags on.
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New York
Bellevue Hospital
Stokes
Jarvis
Morse Explains Retirement From Congress in Boston Visit
Leopold Morse of Boston, serving three terms in Congress, explains his decision to retire. He cites family strains from constant Washington life, noting his wife and children are best cared for at home. He suggests public officials face housing costs and proposes Congress consider building residences in Washington for lawmakers.
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Congress
Leopold Morse
Boston
Saratoga
New York World
Washington
Morse
Smallpox Claims 19 Deaths in Montreal Area
Montreal records 19 smallpox deaths in a single day, the highest since the outbreak began. Of 56 hospital patients, 49 show favorable progress while many cases are found in St. Jean Baptiste village. An undertaker buried six people over Saturday night and Sunday morning as the disease spreads with no houses placarded. Twenty five cases have occurred in the village.
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Montreal
St. Jean Baptiste
Augusta Encampment Dress Parade and Marksman Contest
This afternoon at the Augusta encampment soldiers praised for improved movements and a satisfactory dress parade. The regimental team shooting match ended 273 to 245 in favor of the first regiment, Corporal Anderson of Portland winning the gold badge as champion marksman. Band concerts drew spectators, weather turned cold, a fight occurred when provost guards attempted arrests at Meonian hall, and the governor with staff will review the command Thursday afternoon.
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Augusta
Anderson
Portland
Meonian Hall
Manning Marries Ellen F. Martin in Newport Church
John P. Manning chief clerk of the Suffolk county Massachusetts supreme court wed Ellen F. Martin at St Marys Roman Catholic church Newport this morning. P J Galvin acted as best man and Mary Theresa Manning was bridesmaid. The church was decoratively adorned and a wedding breakfast followed at the bride's parents home.
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Newport
R. I
John P. Manning
Supreme Court of
Suffolk County
Mass
St. Mary’s
Ellen F. Martin
John Martin
P. J. Galvin
Mary Theresa Manning
Investigation into San Francisco Custom House Expose
Washington dispatch details immigration issues with pauper entrants from Arab gypsies, border crossings into Vermont, and possible legislation. Also covers post office pay for special delivery messengers, a proposed pooling plan, a tariff digest, customs fraud in San Francisco, fourth class postmaster changes, and a forestry congress in Boston.
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Washington
Herald
Commissioners of Immigration
New York
Treasury Department
Chateau Leoville
Vermont
Halifax
Lyman
Congress
Department
Vilas
New England
Bureau of Statistics
The
Customs Bureau
Tingle
Manning
Fairchild
Parson Downs Identity Shadow Over New Jersey Visit
The New York World details a Boston visitor with red side whiskers staying at Netherwood hotel in New Jersey. He used the name W B Dowse, denied identity, and drew scrutiny from hotel staff and reporters while Rev W W Downs of Boston denies saying Mr Story wrote the Traveller article. The case against Downs and Mrs Taber may go to trial after divorce actions, with court timing debated.
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New York World
Netherwood Hotel
Netherwood
N.J
W. B. Dowse
Boston
New York
the Netherwood
Mr. Downs
W. B. Downs
Woodruff
Dowse
Powns
Bowdoin Square Church
Downs
W. W. Downs
New Jersey
Mr. Story
Mrs. Taber
Encouraging Meetings At Weather Aided Service
A sunny Aug 26 morning drew crowds to the 10 o clock public service in Hamilton. Rev. Mr. Sweetser of Gloucester preached on The Church Christ s Representative on Earth, eliciting deep emotion. No altar service due to damp ground and chill air. Extra tent meetings announced. attendance indicated Thursday crowds may return with better weather. Afternoon sermon by Rev. Mr. Pickles of Melrose. altar service led by Rev. John H. Mansfield. other sermons by Rev. E. O. Phinney of Melrose. Tomorrow morning Rev. S. L. Baldwin of East Boston to preach.
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Hamilton
Mr. Sweetser
Gloucester
Christ’s
Cowman Street
Swampscott
Cambridgeport
Mr. Pickles
Melrose
John H. Mansfield
E. O. Phinney O
Melkesee
Lewiston State Fair Opens Preparations for Big Exhibition
Lewiston Maine trustees host journalists as the state fair builds up for a large showing. Forty horses are on the grounds and in training with more stalls than ever. An electric lighted forage barn, a lighted turnpike road, a grand stand for drawing oxen, and exhibits from manufacturers include a 45 horsepower Workite engine.
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Lewiston
Grove
Yale Professor Lectures on Charles I in Chautauqua
Prof Alfred M Wheeler of Yale lectured this morning on Charles I. Mr William Noble of London spoke on English drinking habits. The Lafayette Street Presbyterian choir in Buffalo gave a concert this afternoon before a large audience. Wheeler lectured again at 5 P M on Oliver Cromwell. T W Flagler of Auburn provided an organ recital in the evening and Ackland Boyle of New York offered readings.
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Chautauqua
N.Y
Alfred M. Wheeler
Yale College
Charles I
William Noble
London
Lafayette
Street Presbyterian Church
Buffalo
Wheeler
Oliver Cromwell
T. W. Flagler
Auburn
N. Y
Ackland Boyle
New York
Park Improve: Shelburne Bay Event Attracts Speakers
The association has spent $20,000 on park improvements on Shelburne bay's eastern shore. Speakers over three days include A. E. Stanley of Vermont Mrs. Juliette Yeow of Leominster Mass and Mrs. Sarah A. Byrnes of Boston. Also present were Miss Fannie Davis Smith Brandon Vt Dr H B Stover Boston Mrs Nellie F Brigham New York and Capt H H Brown Saratoga. Mediums include Rev J W Mansfield New York Mrs Howard Vermont Joseph D Stiles Weymouth Mass and Miss Jennie B Hagan Holliston Mass.
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Shelburne Bay
A. E. Stanley
Vermont
Juliette Yeow
Leominster
Mass
Sarah A. Byrnes
Boston
Fannie Davis Smith
Brandon
H. B. Stover
Nellie F. Brigham
New York
H. H. Brown
Saratoga
J. W. Mansfield
Howard
Joseph D. Stiles
Weymouth
Jennie B. Hagan
Holliston
Irish spectators deride slave sale in St Louis bidding
A Cleveland visitor recalls the last public slave sale in St Louis around 1857 or 1858 on the courthouse steps. Four Irishmen mocked the proceedings, ridiculing the auctioneer as a crowd watched and jeered. The scene ended with no bids and the sale ends.
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Cleveland Leader
St. Louis
Cleveland
Lynch
Pat
Merry Sons of Ireland
St. Peter
Pardon Petition for Hannah Thorndike Draws Maine Officials
In Augusta on August 26, D N Mortland urged mercy for Hannah Thorndike, imprisoned for life for murder in 1878 Rockland. The council tabled the matter while petitions and a judge Walton letter pressed clemency. A Bath liquor law constable petition drew 120 petitioners and opposition from city officials. no decision. A hearing was set for tomorrow on sentence commutation for Mrs Barrows and Oscar E Blaney.
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Augusta
D. N. Mortland
Rockland
Hannah Thorndike
Mra. H. Sullivan
Walton
Bath
Sagadahoc
Rumn
James F. Aedgdon
J. W. Wakefield
W. E. Hogan
Man Thrown From Saloon Game Causes Fractured Leg
Philip Raich, 41, of Shawmut Place, was admitted to City Hospital at 9:30 P.M. Wednesday with a fractured left leg. He says two men invited him to play forty five at Carney's saloon on Washington near Williams Street, Roxbury. After Raich objected to the method of dealing, Carney ordered him expelled and Raich alleges a kick during the ejection broke his leg.
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Philip Raich
Shawmut Place
City Hospital
Carney
Washington
Williams Street
Roxbury
Raich
Funeral arrangements for Fr. McDonald in Manchester
Funeral plans proceed on a large scale with Archbishop Williams of Boston and all bishops and clergy invited. Gov. Currier and city officials attend. Right Rev Bishop J A Healy to sing pontifical high mass and Rev D M Bradley to preach. Burial in churchyard. remains lie in state at St Anne's church from 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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Manchester
N. H
Fr. McDonald
Williams
Boston
Gov. Currier
G. H. Stearns
J. A. Healy
Portland
D. M. Bradley
St. Anne’s Church
Labor clash at Norra oil works pits Irish and Portuguese workers
Reports from Fall River Mass indicate a fierce fight at Norra oil works in Portsmouth R I last Monday between Irish and Portuguese laborers. About 160 workers were involved as crews changed shifts, with roughly 50 on one side and 100 on the other. Only two men suffered serious injuries.
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Fall River
Mass
Norra
Portsmouth
R. I
Reunion Draws 8000 as Arrests Sweep Liquor Trade
At Works New Hampshire Aug 26 an 8000 strong reunion drew big crowds and was declared highly successful. Two Boston gamblers were jailed for selling liquor in bottles at regimental headquarters. Detectives from Internal Revenue on site. more arrests expected by morning. Local liquor and beer saloons seized on guidance of Rev F C Libby. A Rochester man reported his pocketbook with about 200 dollars stolen tonight.
Medway mother sues Saford mills over son injury
Mrs Mullen of Medway sues in Norfolk county superior court alleging injuries to her minor son Alexander from an accident at Saford mills shipping shed. Ad damnum is 30000. Samuel Hodgen owner of the mills paid all bills. Case cites alleged carelessness by the injured boy. recovery deemed unlikely.
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Milford
Mass
Mullen
Medway
Norfolk County
Saford Mills
Alexander
Samuel Hodgen
Young lovers elope captured after romantic escape
Fred Brownson aged 16 and Grace Hart aged 15, who ran away from Waterbury Connecticut, were found at Blue Mountain Lake Adirondacks after living in a brush shanty. They were brought home and said they read dime novels and hoped to live in the woods for romance.
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Troy
N. Y
Fred Brownson
Grace Hart
Waterbury
Pardoned officer reinstated to Cincinnati police force
Police Lieutenant Michael Mullen, recently pardoned by President Cleveland for violating federal election laws, has been reinstated to the Cincinnati police and assigned to his former post in the Hammond street district.
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Cincinnati
Michael Mullen
Cleveland
Hammond Street
New Hampshire Seminary Female College Opens Forty-Third Year
In Tilton New Hampshire on August 26 the fortieth year of the school under Rev D C Knowles A M began with ten professors and seventy seven scholars. The endowment is large and forecasts indicate reaching one hundred students soon. The opening proceeds under favorable circumstances.
Ship worker dies after fall from schooner platform
Bangor Maine August 26 Edward Dugan aged 49 was instantly killed this afternoon when he fell from a platform while discharging a schooner's cargo. The tragedy occurred at the quay as the crew worked under hot sun and calm seas. The incident was reported to local authorities and an investigation was expected.
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Bangor
Edward Dugan
Puritan to Race Genesta in New York Yacht Club Contest
The New York Times reports the New York Yacht Club committee has likely selected the Puritan to sail against Genesta though an official decision will not be announced until Sept. 1. Downtown chatter centers on avoiding local pride influencing the pick with Priscilla as a feared alternative. Charles A. Minturn, secretary of the club, avoided confirming the choice in a Wall Street conversation.
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Eastern Yacht Club
New York
New York Times
New York Yacht Club
Charles A. Minturn
Wall-street
Charlie
Priscilla
Gracie
Fanny
Mischief
Bedouin
New Bedford Harbor
Paine
Bryant
Burgess
J. Malcolm Forbes
R. B. Forbes
Milton
Mass
Custom House
Dorchester Yacht Club
Dorchester
New England Yacht Racing Association
Dominick McCaffrey
Cincinnati
Sullivan
J. Lawrence Sullivan
Cii
Boston
John L. Sullivan
Pittsburg
New York Sun
Lawley
South Boston
Clara
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
Newton
Framingham
Steam yacht Utowana arrives from Bar Harbor port
The steam yacht Utowana owned by Mr. Washington Connor of New York arrived at the port from Bar Harbor yesterday. Henry Stoney, a well known New York jockey, died at Newport Rhode Island on August 26 after years in the service of James R. Keene. At Newport yesterday Harry Bookes the Canadian tennis champion defeated Pettitt the world champion in a best three of four games. Nearly every Scotchman in the city and many others will attend the Caledonian picnic and games at the Point of Pines today, and those not present will wish they were.
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Washington Connor
New York
Bar Harbor
Henry Stoney
Newport
R.I
James R. Keene
Harry Bookes
Pettitt
Point of Pines
Monument Fund Raised to Sixty Four Thousand Five Hundred Six
New York on August 26 reports a new contribution of 2385 bringing the Grant monument fund total to 64506 dollars.
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New York
Grant Monument Fund
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