Editorial Notes and Notices From Boston Post Pages
A summary of the Boston Post sections on pages two through four covering editorial notes latest reports by telegraph and mail local and general news personal notices third page financial and commercial market reports imports and exports marriages deaths railroad matters court record fourth page local summary vacation notes meteorological reports local news hotel arrivals ship news obituary
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Telegraph and Mail
Yellowstone Park
Colorado
Severe hail storms cause crop losses in multiple counties
Despatches report a severe hail storm north of Sterling causing an estimated $50,000 in crop damage. Jamesville Wisconsin notes a furious hail storm nearly destroying Rock county tobacco crops, with losses near $100,000. Other items include a fatal oil plant accident in Brooklyn, a jail capture in Troy, and various court and security updates across several states.
Notable 19th Century Migrants and Travelers Across America and Europe
A compilation of movements and travels: Kenry Ward Beecher leaving Portland, W Lavery Hicks on a fishing tour at Rangeley, Folger visiting Geneva before Washington, Tallapoosa carrying Chandler arrives at St John and heads to Penobscot, Eads invited to Paris on Seine improvement, Crowell and Smith hike Mt Lafayette nearly 30 miles, European ballet troupe reaches Boston, Phillips Brooks and Paine abroad expect return by Cephalonia, Mrs Bearce of Bath marks 90th birthday with 40 guests, De Pauw offers 1 million endowment if $150k raised by Aug 1 with time extended to Oct 4, Kirkwood advises East youth to vacation in Rockies, Hugo praises Poe and Whitman, Marathon ship lists cabin and steerage passengers totaling 25 cabin, 31 intermediate, 408 steerage.
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Kenry Ward Beecher
Portland
Ore
W. Lavery Hicks
Board of Health
Rangeley Lakes
Folger
Port Huron
Mich
Geneva
N. Y
Washington
United States
Tallapoosa
Chandler
St. John
N. B
Penobecot
Eads
St. Louis
Paris
Seine
Frank L. Crowell
Boston
B. F. Smith, Jr
New York
Bethlehem
Profile House
Mt. Lafayette
Rosina Viele
Lucia Cormani
Secondas
Coryphees
Grand Ballet
de Pauw
Indiana
Asbury University
Kirkwood
Iowa
Iowa City
Pacific Coast
Europe
Rockies
Victor Hugo
Edgar A. Poe
Prince
Mr. Whittier
Lowella
Oliver “Wendell Holmes
Cunard
Marathon
Capt
Fletcher
Live
V. Kinsella
Kinsella
T. W. Bancroft
Kruger
Leet
Schieffinn
R. S. Phillips
MacDonald
Flora MacDonald
C. Bishop
P.M. Nordberg
P. C. Mazoondar
Capt. Giles
Capt. Wallace
Mary Holmes
L. Colby
R.linklater
J. F. Morrill
D. G. Oliver and Son
P. C. Cuilmane
Hawkeye Dashes Iowa Politicking In Boone County Visit
An Iowa man visited the Post editorial rooms seeking the Argus Black Diamond, claiming it the smartest Boone County paper. The Hawkeye spoke of Boston weeks, mentions Ben Butler and John L. Sullivan, and says he is clean out of politics with no Iowa campaign progress to report.
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Iowa
The
Post
Argus Black Diamond
Boone County
Hawkeye
Boston
the Hawkeye
Pye
Ben Butler
Argus
Sullivan
Butler
Minstrels, Impulse and Pop Attract City Audiences
Thatcher Primrose and West enjoy strong support in Boston with advance ticketing for seats. Impulse receives praise for its Museum show while Pop promises entertainment for all, and Cheek and Roland Reed are warmly welcomed at the Park. Howat’s lively variety bills close the Oakland season with s-Hub Punch advertised by grocers and merchants.
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Boston
Thatcher
Primrose
West
Pop
Cheek
Roland Reed
Howat
Oakland
Garfield Letters Reveal Indiana Campaign Links and Money Pushes
A Sun series shows Republican managers coordinating with Garfield allies in 1880 to influence the Indiana contest. Letters reveal requests for quiet action, introductions for T. M. Phillips, and appeals for funds from Dorsey Jewell and other figures, including Blaine and Forbes, to bolster Indiana and Virginia efforts.
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New York
the Sun
Hancock
Republican National Committee
Gen
Garfield
Senator Dorsey
Gov
Jewell
Indiana
Dorsey
W. Dorsey
Gen. Arthur
J. A. Garfield
Mernier
Ohio
S. W. Dorsky
Fifth Avenue
Washington
Philadelpha
T. Phillips
New Castle
New
Gen. Garfield
Messrs
T. M. Phillips
Phillips
Blaine
National Committee
Maine
Jas. G. Blaine
Stewart L. Woodford
West Virginia
Wheeling
W.va
Sturgiss
Atkinson
Stewart L. Wooprorp
Marshall Jewell
J. R. Thompson
West Virginia University
John F. Lewis
Virginia
Mahone
President's Journey Through Yellowstone To Lake Camp
Aug 26 at Yellowstone Park reports the presidential party moved from upper geyser basin to Yellowstone Lake encampment after foraging concerns. They crossed the continental divide twice in 20 miles, enjoying geysers and clear springs, with a sunset over the lake and light rain tempering the dust for tomorrow's march.
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Yellowstone Park
Livingston Mont
Shoshone Lake
Yellowstone Lake
Lincoln
Explosion on Hudson River steamer Riverdale blows up at North River
Disaster on a Hudson excursion steamer Riverdale leaves 50 aboard, with early reports showing many blown from the cabin as the hull collapses. Ambulances rush to the scene and tugs search for survivors. Death toll unclear, some bodies recovered, others missing. Crew, passengers, and witnesses recount a sudden blast and rapid sinking near Sixteenth Street.
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New York
Thorne
Riverdale
Sixteenth Street
North River
Hudson
Haverstraw
Fifteenth Street
Jersey
Gardiner
Evangelist
Sisson
Tarrytown
Chappin
Cornwals
Bloomfield Street
Reliance
Jay Gould
E.S. Jaffray
West Twenty-third Street
Mr. Gould
Mr. Jaffray
Crystenah
West Thirteenth Street
Julia Sesson
John Crevyet
Otis in Trouble in New York Adultery Arrest
James Otis Euler, known as James Otis, arrested in New York on a Boston requisition for adultery. Noted author of Harper's Young People serials and former Boston Globe contributor. He allegedly fled Boston with Mrs Kimball, wife of a wealthy merchant, and his wife sued for divorce on adultery grounds.
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New York
James Otis Euler
Boston
James Otis
Harper’s Young People
Boston Globe
Kimball
Double Tragedy in Indianapolis Court Clash
In Indianapolis a lawsuit in a justice court ended with Jacob Oldenbarger shooting Jacob Bush on the street after the verdict. He then wounded Samuel Campbell as he fled, and fatally shot himself. The incident occurred around 1 o'clock when Oldenbarger fired twice and killed Bush and Campbell before killing himself.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Jacob Oldenbarger
Jacob Bush
Bush
Oldenbarger
Samuel Campbell
Uniform Freights Organization Forms in Chicago
An Adp organization forms in Chicago to secure uniform freight rates nationwide. It claims railroads have discriminated in favor of certain shippers and aims to end such discrimination, with participation from major wholesale and manufacturing interests in the city.
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Chicago
Apd
James Trial Resumes as Defense Seeks Credibility Challenge
In Gallatin Missouri on August 28 the James trial continued with the defense asking permission to present testimony aimed at questioning Mrs. Bolton's credibility. The strategy sought to open evidence about the murder of Wood Hite at the Ford house, linked to Liddell's case.
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Hite
Capt. Ford
Ida Bolton
Willie Bolton
Frank James
Liddell
Jesse James
Hites
Hité
Bob Ford
Wilbur Ford
E. Hall
James T. Hughes
J. T. Ford
Gallatin
James
Bolton
Wood Hite
Ford House
Umpire At Fault Powers Boston Victory Over Providence
The Boston club crushed Providence 14 to 1 in a game filled with strong batting from the visitors and costly Providence errors. A disputed ninth inning call by umpire Furlong prevented a 14 to 0 score, as Radbourne struggled while Hornung led Boston with three base hits including a home run. Providence failed to convert scoring threats despite men reaching third and second base multiple times, while Boston leveraged seven innings of decisive offense. Umpire Furlong’s ruling capped a day of spirited play before 3,384 fans.
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Bostons
Providence
Furlong
Radbourne
Whitney
Gray
Hornung
Farrell
Sutton
Burdock
Mortill
Wise
Irwin
Burlinton
Hines
Morrill
Carroll
Cassidy
Merrill
Radford
Denny
A.B. R. B. T.E. P.O. A. E. Hounting
Tales
Poe
Nebi Beas Snc Sies
Buffinton
C.f
Bens
Madford
Ssesekievesiss
Cbs
Oiccs Seedscesscce
Bobone
L-H
Carrol
Radbourn
Gilligan
Fielder
AT THE CAPITAL Navy criticisms and banknote loss probe in Washington
Navy officers criticize Pensacola handling amid yellow fever, while a pension office employee faces arrest for allegedly improper mail use. Treasury notes loss case outlines neglect and recovery attempts, with related public notices on bankruptcy plans and a Hill commission report nearing completion.
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Navy Department
Pensacola
Pension Office
New England News Highlights From Androscoggin to Portland
Drownings in the Androscoggin and Wells Beach are reported along with a mountain accident in New Hampshire. Bangor opens a new police station amid cheers and drunken revelry. Recovered bodies include Kitty Safford and Green/Thayer, with Emma Gould found nearby. Howard Seymour, a Brooklyn summer guest from Seal Harbor, vanished after a boat capsized in a squall. A 15 year old boy shot accidentally by his mother near Augusta. recovery uncertain. Legislature gathers in Augusta amid push for statute revision and a railroad lease lobby. The 7th Maine Veteran association holds its annual reunion at Old Orchard. elects officers and votes next gathering in Portland. A Gardinerfloat body is identified as John Turner of Bangor. The 13th Maine regiment reunion yields 100 veterans and planned Portland gathering. An earlier note reports a button peddler found dead in Gardiner.
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Harry Curtis
Samuel Curtis
Topsham
Androscoggin
Lillie Radcliffe
Saco
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Bangor
Kitty Safford
Greenor Thayer
Wells Beach
Emma Gould
Howard Seymour
Brooklyn
N. Y
Seal Harbor
Bar Harbor
Iia
E. J. Roberts
Augusta
Boston
Maine
Thirteenth
Maine Regiment
Peak’s Island
S. ©. Gordon
F. 8. Hazeltine
Melrose
Mass
C. Gordon
Portland
W.H. Sargent
S. C. Gordon
W. H. Sargent
H. S. Thrasher
Matthew Jones
Fred Robbins
Lowell
Col. Hazeltine
Robbery at Alton Bay and Local Farm News
Michael Conlon reports a burglary at the Alton Bay house taking 525 dollars from his sleeping room. News notes disease among horses in Keene, livestock losses and sickness, and Hanover crops damaged by frost. Walter McDaffee’s decomposed body found near Wolfboro, suicide suspected. Kearsarge Agricultural and Mechanical association met at Warner August 25 to plan the upcoming fair with a nine member executive committee and new officers.
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Michael Conlon
Alton Bay
Keene
Flovel Beal
Wesley Austin
Hanover
Walter McDaffee
Wolfboro
Kearsarge Agricultural and Mechanical Association
Warner
James Fellows
He2niker
George Savory
Walter Sargent
Train brakeman killed by fall on Owl at Whitensville
A brakeman named Scully on the Owl of the Providence and Worcester railroad was killed at night in Whitensville when he fell between the cars. Also, Eugene Brigham Marlborough tax collector robbed of 200 to 300 dollars on a street Saturday evening.
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Scully
Providence and Worcester
Whitensville
Eugene ©. Brigham
Marlborough
Unitarian Church
Westboro
E. C. Towne
Worcester
Frank C. Buck
Anderserville
Deborah Stevens
Hanson
Dempster Drowns Bathing At Fields Point Providence
James Dempster a 45 year old stucco worker drowned in three feet of water while bathing at Fields point Providence river at 5 P.M. Tuesday. William J. Shae the alleged forger pleaded guilty at Pawcatuck Tuesday to passing a check on the Pawcatuck National Bank president and was bound over to the September term of the New London county superior court in $2000.
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James Dempster
Fields Point
Providence River
William J. Shae
Pawcatuck
Pawcatuck National Bank
Superior Court
New London County
Trial of Isaac H Lockwood for fraud opens in New Haven
In New Haven the trial of Isaac H Lockwood, charged with obtaining money through fraudulent lending, began in federal court Tuesday. He claimed a banker’s supposed death left 750000 to aid men tempted by dishonesty, then blackmailed guilty parties for hush money. He lived in Sydney with his aunt, dressed in patent leather shoes, and appeared unconcerned.
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New Haven
Isaac H.lockwood
United States
Lockwood
Sypney
Last picnic ends season at Highland Lake amid games
The Walpole Highland Lake grove hosted the season finale under Boston Highlands A O H division No 9 with about 200 attendees. Winners earned prizes in sack race, light weight throwing, standing jumps, wheelbarrow blindfold, boys mile, three mile, prize dance, fatmans race, running hop and step, plus jig and reel. Gibbs's orchestra provided music as the pavilion stayed busy with dancing.
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Highland Lake Grove
Walpole
Hell
Boston Highlands
John Bradford
J. Slattery
M. J. Slattery
James Jones
Cason
John Finnering
Edward Bennon
J. Bradford
H. Kelley
Daniel McGeevan
Michael Mooney
T. J. Hotaran
Gibbs
Tewksbury Trustees Urgently Asked to Resign
The Tewksbury almshouse trustees have been urged by the governor to resign. Trustees Nourse, Eliot, and Mrs. Hammond refuse, but Mr. Spaulding of Lawrence has agreed. Dr. Pope’s term ended in July with no nomination to fill the vacancy. The council is expected to nominate two persons at its next meeting.
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Tewksbury Almshouse
Nourse
Eliot
Hammond
Spaulding
Lawrence
Pope
Vennor
Paris Proclamation Sparks City Excitement and Riots
Paris blazes with placards declaring the Count de Paris king of France as Louis Philippe II amid police removals and crowd resistance. Other dispatches note Annam treaty terms, Chinese hostility, the Minerva wreck, Cork conspirators, Sagasta cabinet resignation, O Donnell's England trial, and various European disturbances.
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Count de
Paris
France
O’ Donnell
England
London
Comte de Paris
Louis Philip II
Annam
M. Harmand
China
Zun Nan
Barker
Enterprise
Zanzibar
Minerva
Pemba Island
Bombay
Cork
Deasy
Liverpool
Madrid
Sagasta
Alfonso
O’donnell
Supreme Court
O‘donnell
Cape Town
Alexandria
Paris Gaulois
M. Challemel Lacour
Ruiz Zorrilla
Spain
Zalaloevpe
Woodburn
St. Germain
Pierre
Russia
James McDermott
New Hampshire Legislature Passes Wide Range of Bills
The New Hampshire House approved numerous measures including fish commission actions, highway funding in the White Mountains, estate distribution, railroad consolidations, incorporation of several companies, and expanded hotel safety provisions. The Senate backed bills for the New Hampshire Unitarian Association and probate duties. A concurrent resolution set final adjournment for Saturday noon. The Rye Beach typhoid cases traced to a well with a cesspool overflow. the issue was isolated with no ongoing illness at hotels or boarding houses.
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Concorp
N. H
Fish Commission
New Hampshire College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Department of Public Instruction
White Mountains
Worcester
Nashua
Rochester
New Hampshire Life Insurance Company
Portsmouth and
Kittery Fer Company
Blackwater
City of
Keene
House of Representatives
College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Union Manufacturing Company of
Peterboro
Colby
Railroad Commission
Dartmouth College
Senate
New Hampshire Unitarian Association
State Board of Health
Rye Beach
Multiple Local Accidents and a Larceny Report in Boston
A man was found dead on the New York and New England railroad track at South Boston with mutilation suggesting a train strike. G McPherson, a clerk, was injured by falling hoisting gear at State street. M McDonnell, 60, was crushed by an elevator guard at Tremont and Castle, fracturing his spine. Patrick Brodie, 27, missing from East Third street since Aug 10. Carpenter’s tools valued at 40 dollars stolen from W Cone’s home. Mary Donahoe, 62, injured in a fall at home. Mrs. Dodge reports napkin rings stolen at 19 Harrison avenue. Deputy Sheriff Dienan and Inspector Gernaughty of Worcester arrest George Munsey on Hanover street for larceny of a trunk stolen from Boston and Albany station in Worcester last September. Munsey to Worcester for trial.
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New York and New England
Boston
City Hospital
George McPherson
No. 204
State Street
Michael McDonnell
Marlboro
Holmes Shoe Factory
Castle and
Tremont Streets
Massachusetts General Hospital
Patrick Brodie
East Third Street
W. Cone
Windsor Street
Mary Donahoe
Osborne Place
Dodge
Harrison Avenue
Daniel F. Holland
Gernaughty
Dienan
Worcester
George ©. Munsey
Hanover Street
Savage brothers charged in tenement fire case
At th 1s municipal court on Tuesday Fred and John Savage were charged with setting a fire at a tenement on Tracher court Sunday morning and held in $5,000 each for examination Sept. 4. John McIntosh testified as a witness. Richard L. Welch faced robbery charges for stealing a $20 watch from Preston Ellis, held in $2,000 for trial in the superior court. Robert B. Hasty charged with knife assault on Frank P. Boynton, held in $2,066 for the grand jury.
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Fred
John Savage
Tracher Court
John McIntosh
Richard L. Welch
Preston Ellis
Rkobert B. Hasty
Frank P. Boynton
Gardner Bequest to Government Clarified in 19th Century Will
The Gardner bequest details are outlined with John Gardner of Charlestown Massachusetts dying in 1876. His will dated January 17 1862 proved in Lee County after provision for payments is described in the document.
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Gardner
John Gardner
Charlestown
Mass
Lee County
Parisian description of Emma Murphy's wedding robes
The Paris Figaro describes Miss Emma Murphy's forthcoming London marriage to Lord Wolseley detailing an extravagant trousseau. It highlights satin robes encrusted with silver, mantles of velvet, old point lace veils, rose and ivory gowns, and pages in rose silk, noting French fashion mastery and the bride's American wealth and beauty.
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Lord Wolseley
Paris
Figaro
London
Great Britain
Emma Murphy
Reynolds
Free America
Flandre
England
Murphy
Trousseau
Felix
Treed by a Bull in Little Valley
Samuel Merrick, a nearly 70 year old stock raiser from Little Valley Cattaraugus County New York, was trapped for three hours under a chestnut tree when a bull charged him. He fell to the ground exhausted and unconscious after escaping the animal’s reach. His recovery remained in doubt as his family searched for him all evening.
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Samuel Merrick
Little Valley
Cattaraugus County
N. Y
Hodge
Mr. Merrick
Gov Cleveland praised as rare public man by Elmira Gazette
The Elmira Gazette argues against critics who call Gov. Cleveland a mere stayer. It praises his reluctance to chase headlines and presidential boosts, claiming such restraint restores faith in public service. The piece lauds his focus on duties over self-promotion and urges more leaders like him.
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Elmira Gazette
Free Press
Dem
Gov.Cleveland
Republican
Independent
Gov. Cleveland
Cleveland
Clfe HALL MATTERS AND ELECTION NOTICE
Fire Commissioner White acknowledged a $100 donation from Billing Clapp & Co for firemen at the recent No 165 High Street blaze. An election for councilman in Ward 6 will be held today from 8 AM to 4 PM. Harvey N Collison is the Democratic nominee. The Caledonian Society invited Mayor Palmer to attend games at Spy Pond on August 20.
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White
Clapp & Co
No. 165
High Street
Harvey N. Collison
Caleadonian Society
Palmer
Spy Pond
Agg
Rough on Rats Clears Bunks and Pests in Local Row
Fragments note Rough on Rats clearing bunks and piles of flies scaches ants bedbugs rats mice crows chi in a local scene. Feirbanks's Rock Cordial is mentioned as a cold remedy amid the disorder.
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Boston Post
Sterling, Jr
Jamesville
Wis
Rock County
Charles Oderhoudt
F. R. Hudson
Hoosick Falls
Nassau
Guiteareas
Saratoga
Cora
de Clancy
Dominion Salvage and Wrecking Company of
Halifax
Brantford City
Lockport
James Nutt
Lyman Dukes
Uniontown
Johnson
John Boyle
W. H. Playford
A.D. Boyd
Wellborn
Fla
John Dees
Lake City
Hamilton
Murray
Navy Yard
Owen
London City
Louis Phillips
Jacob Rosenbrooke
Bowling Green Township
Mack Swank
Jake Wren
Joan J. Hall
New Brunswick
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Denver
Col
New Mexico
Hall
Baltimore
William Lawrence
Sarah Lavinia
Chesapeake Bay
Anderson
Danville
la Porte
Philadelphia
Reading
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Lake Erie and Western
New York Central
la Porte and Berenice Railroad
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Hertel
Harrisburg
House
Cooper
Gordion
General Assembly
Edmund Stephensons
Thomas Murphy
Port of
Hugh Hastings
Commercial Advertiser
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Hastings
Thelaintiff
Ira
Mr. Hastings
Hasting
Butler and Sullivan
Woodford
Forbes
Linwood
Guv
Arthur
Cassius
D. B. Henderson
Dubuque
S&s. W
Richard Smith
Cincinnati Gazette
Cincinnati
Nash
Republican Committee of
Republican State Committee
Jon
Smr
Yours Truly
Bae Sia
John C. New
Sherman
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Gould
Deveraux
Hurlburt
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Ben Harrison
Gen. Porter
Barbour
Harrison
Porter
John M. Foorbes
San Antonio
Galveston
F. Grees & Company
Hugo & Schmeltzer
Hanning & Standen
Dow’s Mercantile Agency
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Mt. Desert
Bar Harper
Seal Cave
Great Pond
Greenwood Avenue
West Roxbury
Cambridge
Foster’s Court
White Street Place
Susie H. Williams
Glen Road
Engine No
Keefe
Adams Street
Roxbury
Engine No. 13
Chemical No. 3
Beacon
St. Mary’s Street
Clifton
Shirley Street
Montreal
St. Gregore
O. J. Bergeron
Hioude Gooselin
Hesn
Thibodeau & Martin
Waldobro
Emma
Prock
Louisville
Simmons, Ely & Hamilton
Bryant & Jordan
Main Street
Phineas Kelly
Variety
Chaler’s Toy Factory
One Hundred and Forty-ninth Street
Aylmer
Ont
New York Ambulance Department
Geo. A. Deymes
Orville Gardner
Yonker
Thomas J. Sauls
Nicholas Solair
William P. Henry
Israel Lazarus
James Tobin
Yonkers
Nelson McGee
John Moran
Edward Tallman
P. G. Coffin
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Eclipse
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Springfield
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Jessamine
Hocus Poccus
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Triple
Mattie Pear
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Hie
Pilot Knox
Eackncess
Es Ee Commissioner
Hocus Deis
Cisnesssccaeth
Jesamine
Saratoga Haces
Lloyd Daley
Greystone
Loftin
Gleaner
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Wallersee
Lady Loud
Pearl Jennings
Pope Leo
Rienzi
Disturbance
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Monmouth Park
N. d
Carnation
Breege
Pizarro
Turk
Water Lily
Laura Gould
Bole
George Kinne
Monitor
Bootjack
Giro
Naval
French
Wymar
Knox
First National Bank of Carroll
Wyman
Treasury
Department
Gerk
Campbell Carrington
Bell
George Smith
Norwich
Conn
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Hill Investigating Committee
Treasury Department
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Hill
Gould P. Austin
Austin
NEW England News
Massachusetts
Great Harbor Marsh
Mystery
Great Marsh
Fitchburg
John E. Flagg
Royalston
Thomas Stafford
Ellen H. Clark
L. Graves
Gaskill
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Tewksbcury Trustees
Foreign News
Main
Alford Streets
Medfordroperty
Rew
Hampshire
Tacugeite Occi
Boston Weekly Post
Post Publishing CO
Publis
Gorgeous Trousseau
Feirbanks
Losten Baily Globe
Wally Globe
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