Test Wonderful Things In the Dark Artist Paints Heavenly Scenes
A historical note highlights an artist known for heavenly landscapes and singular techniques across several mediums. The piece touches on free love movements receiving a cooler reception, with a nod to Etec as a backdrop.
The Lake Pleasant Spiritualist Camp Meeting Notes
Correspondent reports on the Lake Pleasant event, detailing mediumship types, guides, and sensational demonstrations. Describes the fire and dark circle manifestations, tests by J Frank Baxter, large crowds, and the campaign for spiritualist unity alongside policing of external speakers.
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Lake Pleasant
Christ
Paul
Socrates
Apostles
Come A Lazy Day's Letter from Buckfield Maine Aug 1876
Buckfield Maine August 22 1876 narrative describes leaving Boston for a rural Maine village on a hot summer day. The author praises cool air at Mechanic Falls and Oxford county, laments the idle Buckfield to Canton railroad, notes local politics and newspapers, and reflects on home memories and aging. He visits Streaked Mountain and the Churchill farm, observes village life, and muses on time, memory, and mortality.
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Boston Post
Buckfield
Oxford County
Maine
Boston
Boston and Maine Railroad
Portland
Grand Trunk
Mechanic Falls
Washington Street
Tilden and Hayes
Post
Nezinscot River
Portland and
Oxford Central
Canton
New England
Lewiston
Tilden
Reform
Hayes
Wheeler
Churchill
Summit House at Mount Washington A Glimpse of the Summit
Elsie paints a vivid letter from Summit House atop Mount Washington NH describing the hotel’s grand rooms, dining, and views, the signal station, and the rugged beauty of the peaks Jefferson Adams Madison and Lafayette. She notes the Glen House society, impromptu concerts, the Lowell Brass Band, and scenic descents via carriage, rail, and bridle paths. The piece blends hotel life, dramatic scenery, and personal reflections on Idlewild and Crawford Notch adventures.
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Boston Post
Summit House
MT. Washington
Whitte Mountains
N. H
Casey
New England
Mount Washington
Starr King
Clay
Jefferson
Adams
Madison
Gulf
Monroe
Franklin
Pleasant
Clinton
Franconia
Lafayette
Androscoggin Valley
Glen
Glen House
Casey Little
Celia Thaxter
Iaven
Boston
New York
H. Willard
W.C. Wharton
Samuel Wild
J. A. L. Whittier
S. E. Wells
G. A. Adams
Brooks Adams
Bartlett Francis
Palfrey
R. H. Bancroft
H. C. Barnabee
S. W. Brown
Dora
Scotland
W. N. Green
Rufus Ingalls
Josh Billings
Barnabee
J. R. Allison
Church of the Unity Choir
Louise Gage
Collier’s Choir
Ella Blaisdell
Concord
Gorham
Glen Ellis Falls
Silver Cascade
Fabyan’s
Lowell Brass Band
Crawford’s
Mount Willard
Willey House
Idlewild
Saco Lake
Glen Station
Crawford Notch
Portland and Ogdensburg Company
Elsie
Patent dispute over Nobel nitroglycerin and mica blasting powder
In U S Circuit Court before Judge Shepley, Atlantic Giant Powder Company sues George M Mowbray et al charging infringement of Nobel patent rights for exploding nitroglycerine and mica blasting powder. Defendants defend void patent reissues and lack of novelty amid bankruptcy and receiver issues. hearing on merits is unfinished. Key attorneys cited include Geo Gifford and Causten Browne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Giant Powder Company
George M. Mowbray
California
Mowbray
Francis
Walter Shanly
Alfred Nobel
Hamburg
Germany
United States Blasting Oil Company
New York
Nobel
Julius Bandmann
Bandmann
Giant Powder Company
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
United States Blasting Company
T. P. Shaffner
Geo. Gifford
Causten Browne
Charles F. Blake
Arraignment and fines in multiple Boston area cases
Judge Churchill-Dennis J. Conway hears robbing charges against Before Judge, with Lewis Cohen. Reu ben eighton fined for assault. Mary Reardon held on brawler charge. James Wal dren and George Stevens fined for larceny. A dozen young women sent to the Island for idle and disorderly conduct. Bonds set in assaults on Lizzie McCarty and Mary Manning. Alex D. Stewart held for breaking into Robbins shop. Thomas Givlin fined for assault. Jule Quiglan held on bastardy charge. Charles Hodgdon held for trunk theft valued at 175 dollars, with 500 dollar hold. In South Boston Court, several intoxicated individuals fined. Roxbury District Court hands deals on breaking and entering and larceny with heavy bail. Patrick Mullen to keep peace for six months. Edward White guilty of unlawful liquor sale. John Mee fined for assaults. Bridget Mee discharged. Family dispute cited over Patrick Mee custody. Joseph Keidell discharged for liquor sale. F. OMeary fined costs for simple assault. Bunker Hill District Court: Jeremiah Murphy one year for stealing clothes. Daniel Waters held on assault charges. John Waters held for assaulting officer. John Waters recently released from House of Correction.
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Churchill
Dennis J. Conway
Lewis Cohen
Reuben Eighton
Mary Reardon
James Waldren
House of Correction
Joseph Smith
George Stevens
Dennis Hurley
Honora Hurley
Endicott Street
Lizzie McCarty
Mary Manning
Alex. D. Stewart
John H. Robbins
Sudbury Street
Thomas Givlin
Jule Quiglan
Annie Bigley
Charles Hodgdon
Miss Tiffany
New York
Dover Street
South Boston
Cyrus Sherman
Martha Russell
John O'Brien
Charles W. Snell
John Henderson
Roxbury District Court
Simon Meehan
John Lynch
Superior
Patrick Mullen
Mary Mullen
Edward White
Iquor
Mechanic Street
Gr Tory
West Roxbury
John Mee
Cosgrove
Dunuf
Bridget Mee
Patrick Mee
Patrick
Mee
Joseph Keidell
Washington Street
F. O'Meary
Bunker Hill
Jeremiah Murphy
Daniel Waters
John Dowd
John Waters
Transfers in Middlesex County Properties and Sums
A sequence of 13 conveyances across Middlesex County lists buyers and sellers in Marlborough Lexington Newton Cambridge Woburn Natick Townsend Ayer and Maiden. Prices range from 1750 to 3000 dollars with parcels including buildings lots streets and road rights.
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Marlborough
H. Howe
L. D. Cutting
Mt. Pleasant Street
Lexington
A. Blume
D. G. Davidson
Westminster Avenue
Newton
D. Corkery
J. Meany
Weat Street
Cambridge
O. P. Greenleaf
E. H. Clapp
Nort Side River Street
J. E.brown
J. Rourck
Bristol Street
Woburn
J. H. Cutter
N. F. Stone
Cambridge Street
Natick
P. Hogan
T. Borland
West Central Street
Townsend
A. E. Bruce
W. Crowl
West Side School Street
Ayer
K. O’brien
C. McMahon
Oliver Pierce
Maiden
W. S. Baker
W. W. Johnson
Granville Avenue
Marriages in the City at St Mark's Church and Boston Pairings
In this city on August 26 at St Mark's Church Rev Charles H Babcock joined William A Garbett to Juliana Selwyn, both of Boston. Also in this city Rev J W Hamilton united Maynard W Alden of Boston to Mrs Sarah Belgard of Paris France. On August 17 I Bartlett Patten Esq presided as William Sutherland wed Mary J Black, both of Boston.
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St Mark's Church
Charles H Babcock
William A Garbett
Juliana Selwyn
Boston
J W Hamilton
Maynard W Alden
Sarah Belgard
Paris
France
I Bartlett Patten
William Sutherland
Mary J Black
Obituary notices from multiple towns recount many ages
In city August 24 Mabel Budlong youngest daughter of George E and Janet Budlong 5 years. At West Quincy August 26 Mrs Abigail Glover formerly of Beverly Mass 96 years 4 months. At Newton Big 25 Lydia wife of the late Ansel Phelps of peted. At Scituate August 26 Miss Eliza Jenkins 78 years. At Scituate August 25 Albert B eldest son of Sarah and Edward Davenport 20 years. Concord August 27 Mary W wife of Deacon Sampson a son. At Harvard Mass August 29 of cancer in the stomach Jonathan Fairbank Hapgood 62 years 7 months 14 days. At Hampton NH August 20 Willie Judson only son of the late A Judson Mann of Boston 13 years. At Laconia NH August 27 Winifred youngest child of Henry and Mary E Sawyer of Chelsea Mass. At North Conway NH an 25 Ellen Seabury daughter of Rev Henry Ainsworth and Mary Seabury Parker 6 mos. At Newport RI Assos 29 Mary Newell Deblois daughter of the late Stephen Deblois 0 of Boston. At Newport RI August 28 Constance daughter of Daniel G and Mary D Bacon of New York 10 years. At Saratoga Springs August 25 Ella F wife of Winslow Herrick and daughter of Lewis and S A Rice. Drowned in J's Pond August 6 George Holman 52 years native of Newton Mass.
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Mabel
George E
Janet Budlong
West Quincy
Abigail Glover
Beverly
Mass
Newton
Big
Lydia
Ansel Phelps
Peted
Scituate
Eliza Jenkins
Albert B
Sarah
Edward Davenport
Concord
Mary W
Deacon Sampson
Harvard
Jonathan Fairbank Hapgood
Hampton
Willie Judson
A Judson Mann
Boston
Laconia
Winifred
Henry
Mary E Sawyer
Chelsea
North Conway
Ellen Seabury
Henry Ainsworth
Mary Seabury Parker
Newport
Assos
Mary Newell Deblois
Stephen Deblois
Constance
Daniel G
Mary D Bacon
New York
Saratoga Springs
Ella F
Winslow Herrick
Lewis and
S A Rice
J's Pond
George Holman
Death of Salem Collector of Customs William B Pike
Mr William B Pike longtime Salem collector of customs under President Buchanan died in Salem aged 66. He was born in Salem and educated in its public schools. A voracious reader and deep thinker he supported the Democratic cause, was a noted political writer and speaker, and was close to Hawthorne Pierce Wright and other party leaders. After his Salem post he held an office in the Boston Custom House. He was regarded as a man of integrity and firm duty.
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William B. Pike
Salem
Buchanan
Hawthorne
Pierce
Wright
Boston Custom House
Naval matters from Boston report ironclads in order and crew changes
The U S Steamer Franklin is due at Portsmouth or Kittery by October first. Commodore Clutz reports ironclads at Port Royal in good condition with drills under Capt A W Weaver. Several officers and enlisted move to Mare Island and report to Rear Admiral Rodgers, with others detached to settle accounts or await orders.
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Boston
U.S
Franklin
Portsmouth
N. H
Kittery
Navy Yard
Clutz
Port Royal
Navy Department
A. W. Weaver
United States
Charles J. Train
Joseph A. Hemhill
E. H. C. Leutze
Charles O. Allibone
A. R. Harris
Marcus D. Hyde
John E. Roller
Thomas E. Muse
William J. Sunder
Walter A. McClure
J.C. Thoneson
Richard Agnew
William G. Culler
Frank F. Fletcher
Richard H. Townesey
Rodgers
Mare Island
A. T. Stancliff
Boston Finance and Trade Update From Tuesday Evening
Boston banks show mixed gains with increased applications from regular customers and some outside interest. Exchange at the Clearing House totals 5,926,179 while balances run 924,309. Aggregate loans decline about one million for the week as gold premiums ease. Government securities remain dull amid anticipated new 4 and 4 1/2 percent issues. currency and exchange quotes hold steady on limited activity.
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Boston
Ave
Boston Clearing House
Foreign Exchange
London
New York
Treasury Department
Washington
Currency Bureau
Boston Stock Board
Sterling Exchange
Gold Exchange Bank
Treasury
U. S
U.S
Union Pacific
Northwestern Consolidated
St. Paul
St. Paul Eights
First
Do. Consolidated
New Jersey Central First Mortgage
Stock Exchange
Lake Shore
Rock Island
Western Union
Ohios
Erie
New Jersey Central
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Delaware and Hudson Canal
Delaware
Lackawanna and Western
Meridian
Lackawanna
Delaware, Lackawanna
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Toledo, Peoria
Warsaw
The
Northwestern Common
Do. Pr
Pacific Mail
St. Paul commiOn
Do. Preferred
Michigan Central
Delaware and Hudson
Canton Company
Consolidated Coal Company
Cumberland Coal Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Quicksilver Mining Company
Pacific Mal Steamship Company
Mariposa Mining Company
Adams Express Company
Wells, Fargo & Co
S Express Company
American Merchants’ Express Company
United States Express Company
New York Central
Hudson River
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Chicago and
Northwestern
Columbus
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Toledo and
Wabash
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
Chicago and Alton
Ohio and Mississippi
Delaware and Lackawanna
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
Missouri Pacific
Atlantic & Pacific
Indiana Central
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Hannibal and St. Joseph
Central Pacific
Union Do
Hartford and Erie
Toledo and St Louis Grain Prices and Market Notes
Telegraph market report from Toledo and major hubs covers wheat, flour, oats, and corn with bid offers and receipts. Prices quoted for No 2 white and amber Michigan and Illinois, mixed grades, and staggered September and October futures. Other cities report flour activity, pork, lard, bacon, and whiskey. regional receipts and stock tallies across Augusta New Orleans Memphis Mobile Charleston Wilmington Baltimore Savannah New York.
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ST Andrews
Boston Post
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Illinois
St Louis
Rye
City and Western
New York
Vermont
Choice
Cana Sarviarenet
Tacuuet
Prince Edward Island
Ccsvesereccaseenen
Senauewavies
Sekene
Jackson
Grubbs
Gulf
Poe
Milwaukee
Chicago
Kansas
Rio
City Extra India Mess
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Reed Ae
Telegraph
Toledo
Cincinnati
Western Reserve
Central Ohio
Buffalo
Augusta
New Orleans
Memphis
Mobilfe
Charleston
Wilmington
Baltimore
Savannah
United States
Great Britain
France
Foreign Market. Hong Kong to London and Far East Teas
Special to Merchants' Exchange from Heard & Co. reports Hong Kong tea prices and London exchange at 3s 103d while Canton and Amoy show varied Cassia, Oolong, and Congou receipts, prices, and exports. Shanghai notes green teas, silks, cottons, and kerosene. Yokohama cites standstill markets. Rio Janeiro lists coffee, rice, flour, and exchange values.
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Merchants’ Exchange
Heard & Co
San Francisco
Hong Kong
London Bank
Canton
Cassia
Foochow
London
Congous
Amoy
Formosa
Tamsus
Shanghae
America
United States
England
Europe
Yokohama
Rio Janeiro
Wright & Co
Wright & Co’s
Atlantic Ports
United States Gulf Ports
Richmond
Baltimore
Exchange
Transatlantic Steamship Departures and Mail Closings
A long list of ships and routes from New York to Europe and Havana with sailing dates Aug 19 to Sept 9, including Neckar, Polynesian, Gellert, Frisia and Britannic. The notice details mail close times at Boston for Plymouth Cherbourg Hamburg and other ports, with daily schedules and mail-carrying ships.
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Europe
Somerset
Bristol
New York
Neckar
sOuthampton
China
Liverpool
Boston
Caspian
Baltimore
Lord Clive
Philadelphia
Gellert
Hamburg
Canada
London
Italy
Quebec
City of Berlin
York
State of Nevada
Glasgow
California
Abyssinia
Iberian
France
Hawte
Moses
Parthia
Nevada
Massachusetts
Rotterdam
Nederland
Antwerp
Indiana
Frisia
Bremen
Batavia
Egypt
Amerique
Idaho
Bothnia
Leipzig
Illinois
State of Virginia
Minnesota
W York
Anchoria
New
Havana
C. Acapulco
Aspinwall
C. Columbus
Etna
Kingston, &c
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Stmr Frisia
Columbus
N York
Havre
Niew York
Liberty
Queenstown
Abbreviated Maritime Passages and Ship Names Listed
A fragmented OCR record lists brig and steamer names and captains across Maine Georgetown Me Philadelphia Hoboken and Eastport routes. It mentions vessels such as Cambridge Star of the East John Brooks and three unspecified scis with masters noted.
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George Harris
Stockton
Veazie
Georgetown
Brech Achorn
Elizabeth
Jetville
Brech
St John
J W Peasley
Barker
Richmond
Ann E Ketchum
Ketchum
Alexandria
Altan Cole
Cole
Margaret & Lucy
Wicks
Philadelphia
James Ponder
Brown
C H Eaton
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J. Frank Baxter
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Baxter
New England Spiritualists’ Association
Moses Hull
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White Mountains
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Thewild
Boston Post Court Record
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Shepley
Middlesex County
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Franklin Min. Oe
Atenal Top. & 8 Manufacturing CO
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Hart. & Erie
Bos. Water Power Co
Railroads. Bank
Michigan Central Rd
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Atchison
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Cumberland Coal Co
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Ghal. & Pacific Telegraph Co
At. & Pac
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Mariposa Co
Adams Express Co
American Express
S. Express Co
N.Y. Central
Panama
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Gefle Re Nee
AM Aldrich & Co
Eng
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Steamer Dominion
Boston and Albany Railroad
Milton Gale & Co
Corey & Co
Bishop & Co
L & H C Rodgers
Boyd, Corey & Co
Keith, Munroe & Arnold’s
Peabody Express
Atherton, Hull & Co
Pinder & Winchester
Hull & Co
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Potter, White & Bayley
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Osborn Jr& Co
Banchor
Field & Co
Allen, Field & Lawrence
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Grand Junction Railroad
Rice & Co
Old Colony and Newport Railroad
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Morss & Barrett
Westcott & Son
Alger & Meader
Hilton, Weston & Co
Howland, Luce & Co
Bailey & Jenkins
Nichols, Do & Co
Fenno, Son & Co
Do Morse, Denny & Co
Denny, Rice & Co
Lowell Railroad
Soule & Gould
Morse, Denny & Co
Do Brown,Steese & Clark
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Albany R
J B Fiske & Co
Ceseeree Ees
LOD Woodward, Brown & O
Coolidee
P Upham & Co
Pulsifer & Co
Winch & Co
A Knowlton
Page
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Loomh Bovnion
Faxon, Williams & Faxon
L Aiden & Co
Gardner, Stone & Co
Holway & Robinson
Randolph
Norton, Chapman & Co Plumer
Gould
Stanford
Greenough
TOWEL
Davis & Taylor
OPE
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Gilman, Cheney & Co
Loud & Co
Boston City Mills
Gardner
LH & J O Dean
Ambrose
Foster & Co
Goodwin, Locke & Co
Bush Shorts
H True & Co
Noble
Crosby & Blaney
Thaxter
Prentisss
F Lampson
Waldron, True & Co
Bartlett Bros
Fuller & Stanfor
Forbes & Co
Sheard
Webster
Jackson & Morse
Aldrich & Cressey
Dodge & Smith
Dorr, Heald & Co
Coverley
Bush Shorts Kensell, Tabor & Co
Kelham & Otis
Powers & Co
Peckham, Ralph & Co
Woodward, Brown & Co
Winslow & Co
Robinson & Co
M Barrett
Portee John Brooks
F Robinson Co
RailBoston and Albany Railroad
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Wilcox
Smith, Baker & Co
Brown Bros
Old Colony Railroad
Boston Market
Saneee
Watertown Union
George J. Fox
New Hampshire
Lowell
Brighton
Hathaway & Swift
H Bird
Sack I
R Holmes
Sic
J Sawyer
E D Kimball
Chamberlin Bros
Horton
J Cahoon
C Leavitt & Son
Lowe
Newell
Holmes
M T Shackett
Sampson & Hollis
C Wentworth
T Niles
F L Tracy
M Joyce
Poultr
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J G Hall & Co
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H K White, Jr
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Delong
Wellington
Rich
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Henry Clay, Butler, Franklin
Jume
Theall
St i
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Ower
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Look Out
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Charles Madison
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Del
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Bermuda
H P Simmons
M B Nickerson
Germanic
Edmund Phinney
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Halifax
C L Morgan
Grand Bank
Port Musgrave
E Nightingale
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Willie Seavey
Northay
Frank Butler
New Bedford
Triton
Keith
Atlantic Ocean
Anna Rosa
Smith
Toboga
Haven, Williams & Co
New London
South Atlantic
Samuel Norris
Robbins
Scott
St Helena
Barks
Robinson
Palmetto
Bolles
Kathleen
Howland
George & Susan
Heyer
Rousseau
Almy
Hope On
Baker
Louisa
Millard
Draco
Peakes
Adeline Gibbs
Snell
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Stelena
Rogers
Mark Trinity
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Barks Cremona
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Etta Loring
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J J Spencer
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J M Flanagan
Scull
Maggie Ellen
Littlejohn
Alice Oakes
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James Slater
Port Jefferson
Elwood Doran
Jarvis
Winslow Morse
Oliver
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