Blaine shown as anti Irish in stirring political clash
In England mass support favors Cleveland while ex Governor Noyes accuses Blaine of aggressive foreign policy and disdain for Irish. Blaine’s past actions against Irish Catholics and his lack of response to Irish events are noted, contrasted with Cleveland’s respectful reply and invitation to the Irish national convention. Turn the rascals out and let no more rascals in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Cleveland
Blaine
Ohio
Noyes
Gov
Buffalo
McSweeney
Great Britain
James C. Madigan
Congress
Fourth Congressional District
Maine
James G. Blaine
Republican State Committee
Madigan
Augusta
Friends of Irish Liberty
Baltimore
Boston Pilot
Albany
N. Y
P. A. McKenna
Irish National League
Grover Cleveland
Ireeland
New York Tribune
Dana's critique of Cleveland and Butler cited by New York despatch
The Aug 26 New York dispatch cites Dana's harsh judgment of Cleveland's ignorance dullness narrow mind and poor private life. It recalls his June 8 remark on Cleveland and Flower as possible nominees with NY prospects and notes Dana's self description of Butler as a man of crooked ways and foul methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dana
Cleveland
Gov. Cleveland
Roswell P. Flower
Sun
Ben Butler
When did Blaine marry and where was the wedding
The Portland Press notes a denial that Blaine’s marriage occurred in March 1851 and urges focusing on his public record rather than private matters. The writer questions the private details and asks for the date, place, and time of the marriage, urging readers to consider his official conduct instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Col. Holloway
Portland Press
Butler support jibe prompts Hindu denial by Dr Dwarka Nath Ray
The New York World joked that all the Hindoos favor Butler. Dr Dwarka Nath Ray of East Twenty seventh street denies being among the supporters, calling the notion misleading. He criticizes political cronyism and urges ousting the rogues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Butler
Dwarka Nath Ray
M.D
East Twenty-seventh Street
Humbug
Fireworks and electric display at Nantasket Hotel event
The beach season nears end with a Saturday display at Nantasket Hotel by Russell & Sturgess. A mammoth fireworks show will light the sky after noon and again in the evening, followed by a grand display of electric lights in the night program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantasket
Hotel Nantasket
Russell & Sturgess
Hoar's Ignorance. Senator's Misstatements Re viewed
David A. Wells pens a caustic review of Senator George F. Hoars Boston ratification speech. He argues tariff claims misstate costs, drawbacks, and effects on carriage and wool markets, and urges better understanding of political economy and U.S. trade. The letter challenges Hoars assertions about duties, imports, and Australia sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Wells
George F. Hoar
United States
Boston
Eliot
Harvard
Australia
Treasury
Brooklyn
N. Y
Manilla
Russia
China
India
Brazil
New York
New England
Ivers
Cambridge
Mr. Ivers
Victoria
Sheridan greeted by vast crowd at Lowell encampment
Gen Sheridan received a great ovation at Lowell Mass on Thursday while en route to Weirs N H where over 15 000 veterans gathered at the encampment. He visited the camp and met an enthusiastic reception. A York Beach hotel was burglarized Wednesday night with a lady's gold watch valued at 50 and 150 in money and clothing stolen. Mrs Phoebe Harrod of Newburyport celebrated her 98th birthday Thursday and remains in good health. Charles Tanner of Barrington attempted to shoot Mrs Edgar Howard Wednesday, was overpowered by his father and sent to the state insane asylum. Firemen's muster in Great Barrington was a success with wins in hose race and hand engineers. Gloucester fish receipts totaled heavy cod and halibut catches. Worcester held a special session of the American Antiquarian Society Thursday with resolutions for the late Stephen Salisbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Lowell
Mass
Weirs
N. H
Bartlett
York Beach
P. Hi. Sheridan
Phoebe Harrod
Newburyport
Charles Tanner
Barrington
Edgar Howard
State Insane Asylum
Great Barrington
Alert Hose Company
Water Witch of Lee
H. B. May
Lee
Gloucester
Grand Bank
Council of the American Antiquarian Society
Worcester
George F. Hoar
Stephen Salisbury
Ellis
Charles Deane
Boston
Joseph Larent
John D. Washburn
Nathaniel Aine
Biddeford Reformers Fight to Save Maine's Democratic Spark
Special correspondence from Biddeford, Maine outlines a city long known as a democratic stronghold now contested by Republicans. It highlights local political history since 1855, current lead in Democratic organization, heavy election financing concerns, voter corruption accusations, and predicted outcomes for Reed and Redman amid Blaine influence.
Appointment of Pension Examiners and Cattle Quarantine
Washington reports the secretary of the interior appointed 62 special pension examiners at 1600 dollars yearly as part of a congress act. Names listed include Piper Brackett Allen from Maine and Rice Fisher Elliott Emerson Sweetser Stoddard. A treasury transfer relocates cattle quarantine regulations to the agriculture department with ports Portland Boston New York Baltimore and others. Importers must obtain permits and telegraph shipment details. quarantine oversight to be conducted at designated Atlantic ports. Miscellaneous notes mention a temporary six auditor appointment and potential army signal corps expansion with Greely as colonel nominee. Chief Kimball of the life saving service plans Boston area inspections next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Pension Office
Congress
Dudley
Teller
Fred. A. Piper
S. B. Brackett
Amos S. Allen
Maine
J.H. Rice
T. W. Fisher
J. H. Elliott
Massachusetts
Geo. A. Emerson
New Hampshire
A. H. Sweetser
Rhode Island
C. J. Stoddard
Vermont
Loring
The
Agricultural Department
Collectors of Customs
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of the Treasury
Commissioners of Agriculture
United States
North
South America
Atlantic Seaboard
Seach Poris
Commissioner of Agriculture
Treasury Department
Portland
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Crowell
Army
Arthur
Lieut Greely
Chief Kimball
Life Saving Service
Irish rally endorses Cleveland against Blaine in New York
A large Irish American crowd at the Academy of Music in New York heard speakers including Senator Jones and Patrick A. Collins condemn Blaine and back Cleveland. The hall filled hours before start, with thousands turned away as doors closed. The event produced a notable outpouring of Irish support and anti Blaine sentiment, while political nominations and conventions also proceed nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
New York
Cleveland
Academy of Music
Blaine
Academy
Fourteenth Street
Irving Place
Parnell
Senator Jones
Florida
Patrick A. Collins
Boston
Thos. F. Bourke
Hines
Arkansas
Exhibition at Newport Station Draws Gresham Visit
Postmaster General Gresham arrived in Newport with a grand torpedo station demonstration. The president received by Capt Selfridge and staff as the New Hampshire band played Hail to the Chief. A 50-torpedo salute wowed guests including Senators Hawley Aldrich Miller Butler and officials, while the Joseph Henry hull was destroyed by a contact torpedo. The president remains for dinners hosted by William Astor and Ward McAllister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Providence
Gresham
Selfridge
New Hampshire
Hawley
Aldrich
Miller
Butler
Brewster
Blatchford
Gov. Bourn
William Astor
New York
Ward McAllister
Cape Cod Historical Society Holds Third Annual Meeting
Correspondence from Sandwich Massachusetts reports the Cape Cod Historical Society’s third summer meeting drawing attendees from across the cape. The group toured the Boston and Sandwich Glass works and the Cape Cod canal’s dredging machine, dined at the Beach House, then heard remarks from President C F Swift of Yarmouth and greetings from E Whittemore of Sandwich before adjournment at four in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandwich
Mass
Cape Cod Historical Society
Cape
Boston and Sandwich Glass Company
Cape Cod Canal
C. F. Swift
Yarmouth
E. 5
Lighthouse at Point Quogue in unsafe condition
Southampton, Aug 28 The Point Quogue lighthouse, over 20 years old and 180 feet high, is deemed very unsafe and may not withstand winter storms Keeper Squires reports. Located at the eastern edge of the Shinnecock bay sand beaches it serves as a crucial Atlantic coast beacon for many vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
L. I
Point Quogue
L.I
Squires
Long Island
Shimeecok Bay
Northern Lake Ice Co. President Shoots Self at Rufer's Hotel
John Cromie, president of the Northern Lake Ice company, killed himself at Rufer's hotel in Louisville last night. Despondency from drink was the stated cause. Cromie was wealthy and well known in the north and east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
John Cromie
Northern Lake Ice Company
Rufer
Cromie
Virginia adjourns extra session until Oct 22
News in brief reports the Virginia legislature adjourned Wednesday night to noon October 22. Gov. Cameron has signed all bills except two which he will review before signing. Also noted are a New Jersey supreme court mandamus in New Brunswick, Texas fever in cattle herds, Navy ships Dale and Constellation at Annapolis with cadets on leave, and a red sea caused by worms off Sandy Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Cameron
New Jersey Supreme Court
New Brunswick Common Council
Dale
Constellation
Naval Academy
Annapolis
New York
Sandy Hook
Enthusiastic Reception for Democratic Standard Bearer at Plattsburg
Despatch from New York reports Gov. Cleveland arriving from the Adirondacks to a warm welcome at the residence of Hon. Smith M. Weed in Plattsburg. About 4600 people attended as citizens from both parties cheered him before he departs for Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Plattsburg, N
Cleveland
Adirondacks
Smith M. Weed
Albany
Ex Congressmen Pound backs Cleveland over Blaine in Wisconsin
A Wisconsin letter from ex congressman Thad C Pound of Chippewa Falls endorses Cleveland and Hendricks for the presidency and condemns Blaine. Pound cites long service in Congress and Republican leadership, saying his repudiation is not personal but based on the nominee’s fitness and his regret over party bolts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pound
Wisconsin
Cleveland
Blaine
Milwaukee
Chippewa Walls
Northwest
Garfield
Hendricks
Republican Party
Thad. C. Pound
Political Parties Holding Meetings and Making Nominations
Reports from Lansing Omanda Milwaukee and Drs Morags detail parties nominating slate tickets for governor lieutenant governor and other statewide offices. Prohibitionists back labor and suffrage. republicans renominate Dawes and name electors. Wisconsin greenbackers nominate a full state ticket and denounce national banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Union Prohibition Convention
David Preston
Omanda
Neb
W. Lees
Joseph Scott
Caspar E. Yost
State Central Committee
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin Greenbackers
Anti-Monopolists
Col
William &. Utley
Milton Ford
G. W. Jones
Theodore Shuman
Mrw. Stevens
H. S. Brown
John Keefer
J. B. Russell
Greenbackers
E. L. Burton
Supreme Judge
J. F. Dooley
George Dear
Vermont Independents Launch Ticket in Windham County
Brattleboro Vermont independents announce a ticket with C M Store of St Johnsbury for governor and Dr Woodhouse of Rutland for lieutenant governor, signaling a split from the major parties. The Post Express notes the broader context of Grover Cleveland and James Blaine narratives shaping national conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Post- Express
Grover Cleveland
Blaine
Vermont
Brattleboro
Windham County
Collision sinks Rose Standish after harbor crash
The steamer Rose Standish of the Hingham Steamboat line collided with the tug Wesley A Gove off Long Wharf at 5 16 PM and sank within seven minutes. Captain Ingraham reported a large hole in the starboard side after the impact as lives were transferred to tugboats and the Harrison. Tug captain Jenkins declined to comment pending US inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Standish
Hingham Steamboat Company
Longwharf
Wesley A. Gove
Commercial Wharf
Long Wharf
Standish
Ingraham
Strawbery Hill
Fort Point
Gove
Congress Street
Harrison
W. H. Jenkins
United States
Ysse Standish
Gove Bering
Bay State Politics Report on Newton Democrats Caucus
The provisional People's Party conference at Revere House elected Col Drinkwater as permanent chairman and named executive, finance and call committees. A state convention was proposed for September 24 at Worcester rink with Gen Butler expected present, and district caucus timing at local committees’ discretion. John H. DeQuinna of Lowell added to the provisional committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
People’s Party
Revere House
Col
Plympton
Col. Drinkwater
Braintree
Dean
Brockton
Shumway
Plymouth
Whitmore
Boston
Field
Salem
Hutchinson
Barker
Newton
Cadle
Westfield
O’ Neill
Hale
Bradford
Tarr
Gloucester
Ford
Cambridge
Dr. Rice
Springfield
Douglass
Farrell
Somerville
Mellen
Worcester
Conant
Gardner
Galvin
Regan
Marlborough
Swan
Winchester
O’hearn
Taunton
Sweeny
Lawrence
Jones
Woburn
Pierce
Lynn
Damon
New Bedford
Cushing
Middleborough
Tarbox
McNeill
Wallace
Carlton
Chapman
Manning
Ordway
Bradbury
Chelsea
Whittemore
Joseph H. O'Neill
John M. Galvin
Col. J. P. Sweeney
Levi R. Pierce
James Powers
Fall River
George C. Tarbox
John O’ Hearn
W. L. Douglass
Breckton
C. W. Manning
Edward Fitzwilliam
Watertown
G. F. Jones
P. J. Smith
Lowell
A. H. Rice
Finance Committee
A. C. Woodworth
Chicopee
E. E. Dean
J. D. Cadle
H. H. Hale
T. H. Fuller
N. Buffum
H. H. Bigelow
Col. Plympton
Worcester Rink
Butler
Crowley
John H. DeQuinna
Dawes and Robinson
George M. Stearns
Washington
Stearns
Congress
Marblehead
Joseph Gregory
Frank S. Felton
William F. Nutting
William Bridge
Bion Moorehouse
William F. Shepard
Frank L. Wadden
Thomas Ingalls
Benjamin Wadden
William B. Merritt
Robert P. Felton
J. B. Ingalls
Samuel A.& Sparhawk
B. F. Proctor
Lawrence E. Kidri
Richard Ramsdenl
M. J. Killey
Fire alarms and urban blazes in New England and Boston area
The Boston area saw two false alarms from box 254 at 11:35 AM and box 462 at 10:15 PM Thursday. A real fire at 9:40 PM on Kilby Street No. 40 damaged a building managed by Codman and Freeman, spreading from a first floor packing room to upper floors, with total damage around $2. The Newark and Watertown reports note extensive losses from fires at Market Street shops, Adams Collegiate Institute, and Towne village stores, while Springfield Lenox and other towns report multiple fires with substantial losses and unknown causes, totaling hundreds of thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Kilby Street
Codman and Freeman
Farmer-Calder Rod Packing Company
Thomas Turton & Sons
Telegraph
Newark
N.J
Market Street
Martin Burne
J. A. Bannisher
Watertown
N. Y
Atlanmas
Jefferson County
Adams Collegiate Institute
Springfield
Mass
Charles A. Bristed
Lenox
Europe
Peterboro
N. H
S. Tenney
Barber Paper
Chesterfield
Congregational Parsonage
T. A. Merrill
Fitcrburg
W. A. Gearnes
Lunenburg
Brandon
S. C. C. Durkee
Memorial to Dr Oliver Wendell Holmes Birthday
New York aug 28 tomorrow's Critic edition will focus on Dr Oliver Wendell Holmes seventy fifth birthday with congratulatory letters and poems by notable writers including Lord Houghton Bret Harte Augustin Dobson R W Gilder Alice Wellingson Rollins Edmund Gosse Julia Co R Derr Edith M Thomas Charles DeKay and Frederick Locker among a list of distinguished letter writers and poets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Wendell Holmes
New York
Fribute
Lord Houghton
Bret Harte
Augustin Dobson
R. W. Gilder
Alice Wellingson
Rollins Edmund Gosse
Julia Co. R. Derr
Edith M. Thomas
Charles DeKay
Frederick Locker
Mathew. Arnold
Louisa
Alcott
Cyrus A. Bartel
Phillips Brooks
Joh Burroughs
H. H. Boyesen
George William Curtis
Edward Eggieston
Gee. P. Fisher
John Fiske
Paul H. Hayne
Moonlit trips and lifeboat display at Nantasket Beach
Today the steamer runs to Provincetown with a landing then a north shore voyage. Tomorrow a moonlight trip offers passengers a grand fireworks display at Hotel Nantasket. The City of Columbus discster heroes, Gay Head Indian lifeboat crew, led by Captain Peterson, will appear to illustrate efficiency by lowering and manning their lifeboat on each trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Nantasket Beach
Nantasket
City of Columbus
Discster
Gay Head Indian
Joseph Peterson
Samuel Haskins
Samuel Anthony
James Cooper
Moses Cooper
John P. Vanderhoot
Peterson
Funeral of Hon Stephen Salisbury in Worcester
The funeral of Hon Stephen Salisbury was held this afternoon in Worcester led by Rev Dr George E Ellis of Boston. Attending out of town were Judge E J Hoar of Concord Dr Charles Deane of Cambridge representing Harvard University Hon Samuel A Green of Boston Edward J Thomas of Brooklyn Rev Edward Everett Hale of Boston Prof Salisbury of New Haven and Samuel Fr Sewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Stephen Salisbury
George E. Ellis
Boston
Ellis
City
E. J. Hoar
Concord
Charles Deane
Cambridge
Harvard University
Samuel A. Green
Ssoston
Edward J. Thomas
Brooklyn
Edward Everett Hale
Prof. Salisbury
New Haven
Samuel Fr. Sewall
Salisbucy
Harty at the Town Hall Opens Cleveland Hendricks Rally
The Winthrop independents opened their campaign with a town hall meeting led by Col. Higginson. About 50 residents attended though turnout was limited by lack of advertising as 40 percent of regular Republicans in town support Cleveland and Hendricks. Speakers included Robert P. Clapp and Col. T. W. Higginson who criticized party discipline and discussed reform and the so called southern outrage issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hendricks
Messrs. F.h.poole
P.s.macgowan
H. H. Fay
John L. Sawyer
C. J. Wadsworth
J. P. Turnbull
Fred. W. Belcher
James A. Gove
Thomas H. Cross
John Ritchie
Independent Movement
P. S. MacGowan
Robert P. Clapp
Boston
Clapp
Hoar
Senator Hoar
Congress
Blaine
Logan
New England
Long
Lodge
Schurz
Mulligan
Col. T.W. Higginson
Boston Journal
Republican Party
Election of Democratic Delegates in Newton Hall Caucus
The Newton Democrats met in Tremont Hall Newtonville to select delegates to conventions and form ward city committees. W E Plummer Auburndale spoke for harmony. Delegates named span state ward and county races with many names and roles listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrats
Newton
Mass
Tremont Hall
Newtonville
W. Stover
T. B. Fitz
William E. Plummer
Auburndale
J. W Stover
H. W. Childs
Michael Hurley
Edwin Holman
E. S. Farnsworth
H. Hayden
Thomas Drew
W. E. Ehammer
Benjamin Bonnie
KR. T. Sullivan
A. L. Hale
S. M. Jackson
J. D. Green
J. Parker
Chaflin
G. R. Aston
G. EB. Pike
J. W. Stover
P. C. Budgnan
N. Lt. Brown
Thomas Brew
Frank Cox
E. Phammer
R.T. Sullivan
Cahill
J. H. Green
C. _C. Barton
Allen
Moses Clark
A. G. Stanchfield
G. H. Pike
James Duane
E. Bridges
L. H. Cranitch
P. E. Reed
Levi Parker
C. E. Parker
F. C. Lyon
Co H. Hate
A. O. Swett
C. Cc. Barton
Wm. Foley
J. H. Hills
Dexter Wiécesto
Tris Green
Sleepers Hatred Over Toilet Rooms At Dawn
The column lampoons how women on sleeping cars clash over the communal toilet room. One by one they rush the space, lock the door, and stay long, sparking resentment among the others who wait with hairpins and satchels. The piece urges comfortable ladies' apartments and thanks Bert the Pullman for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Mr. Pullman
Boston News Briefs on Theft, Accident and Crime
Frank Harding, 21, nabbed at Miner Beal & Co. for stealing clothing on Summer street. Alexander L. Poor, 72, identified from Charles River body near Western Avenue bridge. George Stockwell reports three gold watches missing from 275 Hanover. Eight year old Katie Corbett breaks leg at Hoosac Tunnel grain elevator. Terrence McGurry falls through a hatch at Commerce street. Martha Smith, 30, charged with larceny of plush sack at Tremont street. recovered. George Hull and John Hogan dispute ends with two deep neck and arm cuts from a sheath knife. John Doherty arrested for assault on night watchman David Coleman at T wharf. Coleman injured from lantern glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harding
Miner, Beal & Co
Summer Street
Boston Street
Boston
Charles River
Western Avenue Bridge
Alexander L. Poor
Hole Street
Roxbury
Poor
George Stockwell
Hanover Street
Katie Corbett
Hoosac Tunnel
Terrence McGurry
Lord & Webster’s
Commercial Street
Commerce Street
Martha Smith
Tilley Rose
Tremont Street
George Hull
John Hogan
North Street
Hull
Hogan
John Doherty
David Coleman
T Wharf
Coleman
Bryant & Stratton Commercial College Opens New Term
The Bryant and Stratton commercial college will begin the fall term on Monday under favorable auspices. It is described as large and well appointed, with expanded facilities to meet rising patronage. The school traces its history from 1866 through owners Hyde and Hibbard, and announces three new rooms including an examining department, introductory department, and a general recitation room. The term promises prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant & Stratton Commercial College
Summer Street
HB. D. Statton
M. R. Hyde
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Massachusetts Bureau of Labor Statistics
Iis
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Harvard College
Davin A. Wells
Norwich, Conn
NEW England Notes
Pine Tree Politics
Biddeford
Heeda
Dreffil
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Alfred Pierce
Charles M. Moses
Edward E. Clark
Daniel E. Somers
James Andrews
Estelf H. Banks
Alfred Prince
Cyrus Gordon
Jonathan Tuck
Seth S. Fairfield
John Q. Adams
Charles A Shaw
Ferguson Haines
James R. Clark
E. W. Wedgwood
Francis G. Warren
John H. Burnham
James A. Strout
Jas. G. Blaine
Jim Blaine
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Thomas B. Reed
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Col. Robie
Tom
Northern Pacific Railway
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Vate
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Tennessee
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Maryland
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Hart B. Holton
Leyi E.mccomas
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Louisiana
N. C. Blanchard
Ilinois
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M. J. Hooper
James A. Keigwin
Dr. McElhanny
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Texas
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Petersburg
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Wealey A. Gove
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Butler Party
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Newton Democrats
Geo. R. Brine
J. F. Scamel
T. W. Swan
T. O. Mead
Michael Holland
Thomas Lynch
J. F. Holland
Dr. Hubbard
J.sheehan
D. McCormicck
John Haley
Woburn Highlands
Cleveland and
Everett
Cleveland and Hendricks
Beverly
Peabody
Danvers
N. A. Horton
Empire State
Juance
Bryant & Stratton’s
Stamford
E. M. Davidson
Cyrus W .Twichell
Georg. Newcomb
Alexander Maloney
C. J. Graves & Sons
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