Herald Calls for Timely Filling of Farr Vacancy
The Herald argues the Farr congressional vacancy should be filled before March 4 and questions how the Governor could know election facts before votes are tallied. It cites New Hampshire law that congressional votes are counted with state senate votes, urging respect for duly elected certificates.
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Herald
Maj. Farr
New Hampshire
Phis
Sacred cement from Roock Cathedral offered to restore sight
The article mocks a sacred cement claimed to cure blindness by rinsing with water and repeating prayers. It jokes that if it could help Republicans like George S Boutwell, who is said to be blind to facts, it would be worth funding a trip to the sacred spot and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roock
Geo. S. Boutwell
Cincinnati Commercial Opposes Mississippi Spending Plan
Murat Ualstead's Cincinnati Commercial opposes a six million annual outlay in the Mississippi to justify a ten million next year. It argues the Mississippi's size does not merit corresponding expenditure and favors better Ohio River improvements near Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murat Ualstead
Cincinnati
Mississippi
Ohio
Springfield Visit Ties to New England Deli Adherents
Reports describe New England delegates to a Congregational Triennial Council visiting Springfield Missouri near a Civil War battlefield where Gen Lyon led a bayonet charge and was killed. The Post corrected an Maine vote error involving Charlie Whidden listed under two tickets.
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Congregational Triennial Council
St. Louis
Springfield
Missouri
Lyon
Ben McCullough
Iowa
Gen. Garfield
Maine
Charlie BR. Whidden
Hewitt Responds To Davis In Favor Of Garfields Letter
Hon. Abram Hewitt writes that Judge Davis overstepped by attacking his character with a political feud. He explains his belief in the Morey letter signature, denies personal friendship with Gen. Garfield, and asserts the matter should be settled in law, not private spats.
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New York
Abram
Hewitt
Nation of Tomorrow
Davis
Tam
Morey
Gen. Garfield
Garfield
Guefield
Jersey
Ruth
National Committee
Hart
Randall
Barnum
Fox
Congress
Starfield
Nevel
Puch
Woman Found Insensible After Assault Claim In Adams
A young woman in North Adams was found unconscious and reportedly assaulted. Authorities investigate as the victim recovers and denies the attack, labeling the affair peculiar and mysterious.
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North Adamse
Theophilus Youngs Case Delayed Amid Doubts of Identity
In New York a referee delays the Youngs will matter as a man claiming to be Theophilus Youngs appears after being reported dead years ago. A meeting with the alleged son is set, but postponed to the 14th due to a lawyer's illness. The case hinges on identity and estate claims.
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New York
Youngs
Theophilus Youngs
Henry Youngs
Theophilus
Boston
E. F. Underhill
Sane S. Morse
Mary L. C. Youngs
Elijah Alliger
Spitzka
The
Neurological Society
State Senate
George Alfred Townsend
Cincinnati Enquirer
Joseph Hart
Truth
Whitelaw Rein
New York Tribune
Anson G. Mctook
Townsend
Edward Frye
Union Square
Academy of Music
R. J. Berdell
Erie Railway
James F. Klappman
Brooklyn
Cooper
New York Steam Heating Company
St. Andrew’s Society
John S. Kennedy
Cr. P. Clinton
Sass
M. P. Sullivan
Democratic
Gentemen
Providence and Stonington Steamship Company
Rhode Island
United Liability Act
Choate
U. S. District Court
U. S
Lyman
Steamship Company
Electoral Colleges Report Varied Garfield Arthur Votes
States report Electoral Colleges casting Garfield and Arthur ballots with messengers named in several states. New Hampshire chose Henry M. Huse. Vermont and Iowa, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Missouri, Arkansas, New Jersey, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Kansas, and Mirves all noted casting for Garfield and Arthur or Hancock and English. Georgia controversy arises over timing and legal meeting requirements.
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New Hampshire
Garfield
Arthur
Henry M. Huse
Republican State Committee
Messenger
Vermont
Washington
David H. Beattie
Maidstone
Rhode Island
James M. Wright
Connecticut
Gen. Leonard
Dickinson
Hartford
Iowa
Wisconsin
Indiana
Missouri
Hancock
Eigsh
Virginis
Eigfish
New Jersey
English
Mirveis
Arkansas
Colorado
Louisiana
Kentucky
Michigan
Kansas
Georgia
Atlanta
United States
Cabinet reshuffle and foreign policy notes in Mexico
City of Washington reports from Vera Cruz to Dec 23 detail Gen. Trevino's arrival in Mexico City and his appointment as secretary of War. Gonzales considers Senor Gomez Palacio for Foreign Relations. Capt. Eads seeks a subsidy for Tehuantepec ship canal. Diaz accused of Central Sulway ties denied. Senor Mariscal moved to Foreign Affairs. Zamacona to return to Washington.
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Havana
Washington
Vera Cruz
City of Mexico
Trevino
Pew
Senor Gomez Palacio
Ministry of Foreign Relations
Gonzales
Capt
Eads
Tehuantepec
Congress
Diaz
Sulway
Senor Mariscal
Ministry of Foreign Affaira
Senor Zamacona
Chicago Elevators Increase Storage and Hog Receipts Reach Record
Chicago elevators expanded capacity by 2.5 million bushels this year and now store just over 19 million bushels. New facilities may come for Rock Island and Wabash lines, adding at least two million more. Clearing House totals for November hit a record at 192,063,330 with hog receipts reaching 1,110,000 in the month.
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ChicaGo
Rock Island
Wabash
Temperance group plans anti-license push in Lowell election
An adjournment temperance meeting in Lowell at the police court, presided by Judge Crosby, voted to issue a citizens’ address, invite clergy to sermonize on temperance before election, and urge both parties to nominate anti license candidates for Mayor and Aldermen. If not, a six member committee will report full nominations at a Dec 11 meeting.
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Lowell
Mass
Police
Crosby
Sturtevant Wins $50 Best Collection at Southboro Corn Exhibition
At the Southboro corn exhibit the $50 prize from the Agricultural Club of Boston went to E. L. Sturtevant of South Framingham for about 300 corn specimens. Other first premiums awarded to W. Jennison Southboro for Pop corn B. T. Manson South Framingham for field corn and George H. Ferguson Westboro for sweet corn. Gov. Long attended and delivered a pleasing address.
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Southboro
Mass
The
Agricultural Club of Boston
E. L. Sturtevant
South Framingham
W. Jennison
B.T. Manson
George H. Ferguson
Westboro
Gov. Long
Counterfeit Notes and Plates Seized in Brooklyn Case
Secret service officers presented counterfeit plates and bonds to the U S District Attorney in Brooklyn. They exhibited $45,000 in $100 counterfeit notes across six banks and $207,000 in counterfeit bonds with copper and steel plates. Brockway's surrender and conditional plea aided government discovery. Also bail granted for Robert Berdell on perjury charge.
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New York
Secret Service Bureau
Washington
Wm. E. Brockway
Moon
Drummond
R. W. Gage
United States District Attorney
Tenney
United States Court Building
Brooklyn
National Revere Bank of Boston
Second National Bank of Wilkesbarre
National Exchange Bank of Baltimore
Pittsfield National Bank of
Pittsfield
Mass
Merchants' National Bank of
New Bedford
National Bank of Commerce of
Pittsburg
Maryland Bank
Treasury
Fittsburg Natonal Bank of Commerce
Doyle
Chicago
Brockway
Smythe
Richmond Hill
William H. Flandron
Robert H. Berdell
Erie Railway
Rail and storage rates spark conciliatory talks in Baltimore
Baltimore officials and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad held talks over storage charges in elevators. The railroad proposed no rate hike if grain is moved to other storages, with barges towed and grain returned at no extra cost. A tentative plan would limit storage costs to about 2 15 cents for the first month, then seven cents per month thereafter. The committee remains in session awaiting tomorrow’s continuation.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
The
Corn and Flour Exchange
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Young
Targes
Fisher
American Railway Journal
New York Central Road
Boston
Albany
Hudson
Fitchburg
Great West
New York
Cram
Windsor
Gould
Sage
Lake Shore
Massacre Details in Solomon Islands Clash Between Crews
Report describes a deadly attack by native Solomon Islanders in retaliation for prior shootings. The greater part of two crews were killed amid ongoing tensions and retaliatory violence. Investigators note no clear motive beyond vengeance and local authorities seek calm.
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Solomon Islands
Lewiston Burglary Suspects Arrested After Local Theft Ring
Police say all burglars who hit Bullard and Pomeroy stores in Lewiston have been arrested. The alleged ringleaders include Ed Hayes Moody F Jordan Frank Frost and Frank Moore of Marinville. Also noted a deer hunt yielding three deer totaling 400 pounds dressed. Herbert Eaton's Barber's Beach residence was saved when his house cat woke him as flames began. Richard Hunnewell of South Auburn trapped a four foot long black furred animal with a grey head, possibly the calf and sheep killer reported in the area.
Various Local Rail, Law, and Society Notes From Concord
The notice lists multiple brief items: Mrs G G Boston of Woodstock breaks an arm after a fall. convicts moved safely from old to new Concord prison. State electors organize at the State House with Aretus Blood as chairman and B F Prescott as permanent secretary. A Concord branch of the Irish National Land League forms with sixty members, Daniel B Donovan as president. Government resumes removal of the Gangway Lodge in Portsmouth Harbor with vigor. W R Park of Plymouth injured on a moving train while attempting to jump. A Portsmouth man admits selling his vote for 35 and loses it to a mouse in a drawer. George Kerr at Taft's farm in Franconia raises first Northern New Hampshire bananas. Governor and Council confirm J H Blodgett as Supreme Court judge. A petition for pardon is refused. Official visit to the new prison. Teachers Institute to meet at Plymouth Friday through Saturday with Hon J W Patterson speaking Friday evening. Exercises in the Normal School building under Prof Warren.
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G. G. Boston
Woodstock
Concord
State House
Aretus Blood
B. F. Prescott
Irish National Land League
Daniel B. Donovan
Portsmouth Harbor
W. R. Park
Plymouth
Portsmouth
George Kerr
Taft
Franconia
New Hampshire
J. H. Blodgett
Supreme Court
Teachers’ Institute
J. W. Patterson
Warren
Western Vermont singers rehearse in Middlebury four-day reunion
The Western Vermont singers hold a four day reunion in Middlebury starting Tuesday under the direction of L O Emerson of Boston. Dr L J Dixon of Milton was thrown from his carriage Friday and sustained internal injuries feared fatal. Mrs Crippen, who died by suicide at Burlington Sunday, left a note and four letters stating no one should mourn for her.
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Vermont
Middlebury
L. O. Emerson
Boston
L. J. Dixon
Milton
Local nominations and a late suicide cast wide town feelings
In Fall River the Democratic ticket lists Dr Isaac Smith Jr for mayor and William G Bennett P D Conant and Dr Levi Dodge for school committee. Haverhill held a Citizens Convention naming E B Bishop for mayor and James A Huntington for Alderman at large. Anne Pearson of Springfield 35 killed herself using paris green after her husband left. Funeral services were held for Mrs Littlefield and her 12 year old son Allie in East Stoughton. Timothy Cain of Cheshire ore bed injured by a falling bucket. serious head injuries. Mrs Er C Williamson, 29, attempted suicide at Westhove by shooting. recovery doubtful. Northampton exposed an organized robbery ring among clerks in several stores with youths stealing goods. multiple arrests expected.
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Fall River
Isaac Smith, Jr
William G. Bennett
P. D. Conant
Levi Dodge
Citizens’ Convention
Haverhill
City Hall
E. B. Bishop
James A. Huntington
Anne Pearson
Springfield
Paris Green
Pearson
New York City
Littlefield
Allie
East Stoughton
Mr. Littlefield
Timothy Cain
Cheshire Ore Bed
North Adams
Er. C. Williamson
Westhove
Northampton
Rhode Island Briefs Include Accidents and Legal News
Mrs Chapin of Woonsocket broke hip and shoulder after a carriage mishap. Eleanor Adams of Providence fractured her right collar bone in a runaway horse incident. A Newport jury found for the plaintiff in Hayward vs Lake with indemnity backing the officer. A funeral processional disturbance occurred in Lonsdale with an arrest. Freight from the steamer Rhode Island settled and turned over to insurers and agents.
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Newport
S. Hayward
Boton
William D. Lake
Lonsdale
Rhode Island
Insurance Companies and Steamboat Company
Widow of Gen. Mower Wins Post Office Embezzlement Suit
In Norwich Superior Court a final judgment of 4956.55 was entered against Tubbs in Mower vs Tubbs. The plaintiff, widow of Gen. Mower and late post mistress at New London, alleged embezzlement by the former assistant postmaster there. The case was heard before Chief Justice Park.
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Norwich
Post Office
Mower
Tubbs
Park
New London
Gen
Sherman
Grant
Tubs
Great Battle Expected Near End of November in South American Conflict
Reports state 25 000 Chileans 5 000 cavalry and 100 esppon left Arica for Pisco arriving on the 25th. Peruvians are said to outnumber Chileans nearly two to one. A Papal Nuncio conveys a protest protest to M Bartholomew Sr. France’s ambassador at the Vatican. Arms sales surge in Waterford as four counties prepare prisoners for Monday trial over Mr Boyd murder. Disturbance possible.
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Arica
Sthalt
Pisco
Paria
M. Bartholomew Sr
Hilsire
M. Desprez
France
Vatican
Waterford
Ireland
Boyd
Hukill
Roberts
Paramount-Shaifter
Alta Montana Company
Dae
Coss Saunders Tunnel
Leadville Hersia
Sierre Nevada
Guld Hill News
Unadilla Mining Company
Una Dilia
Eagle Mine
Tucson
Harshaw Mining Company
Prestie
Leadville Herald
Amue
Pew
Georgia
Leadville
Col
Aue
Thomas Ewing
Ohio
Downieville
Phenix Company
Rising Sun Company
Loganville
South Branch Water Company
Haskel Peak Company
Blue Gravel Company
Sierra Buttes Quartz Company
Sierra
California
Shasta
Nevada
Elderado
Piscer
Yuba
Stanislaus
Plumas
Calaveras
Trinity
Mendocino
Poverty Hill
Shasta County
Eldorado County
Coie Run
Placer County
Mendocino County
Alta California
Comstock Lode
Comstock
Cholta Potosi
Consolidated Virginia
Consolidated Imperial Mines
Mavne
Daney
Hale
Norcross
Ophir
Savage
Sierra Nevada
Succor
Yellow Jacket
Belcher
Crown Point
Gould
Curry
Kentuck
Lin
Globe
Indian policy shifts toward tribes remaining on lands they occupy
The department abandoned large reservation removals and urged respecting Indian home lands. Emphasis on private land ownership, agricultural training, and civilizing work on current territories. Indian labor gains noted with farming, freighting, and a growing police force. Hampton and Carlisle schools praised. Poncas case examined with steady home retention advised.
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Matr
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Congress
Ile
Hampton
Virgins
Carlisle
Dakota
Haile Defeats Powers In Springfield Mayoral Caucus
In Springfield Massachusetts the Republican caucus produced a surprise result with William N. Haile defeating incumbent Mayor Powers for the party nomination by 417 votes to 346 while John Olmsted received 26 ballots.
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Sprringfield
Mass
Powers
William N. Haile
Republican City Committee
John Olmsted
Brady acquires controlling stake in National Republican
Washington officials report Assistant Postmaster General Thomas J. Brady has purchased a controlling interest in the National Republican from A. M. Clapp and others and will assume control soon Hallett Kilbourne of Washington is expected to represent Brady during his tenure Secretary Sherman’s revenue officer distribution list covers 175 cities with 1000 copies Treasury experts note lighter color sugar from Demerara for Baltimore Josiah F Williston named storekeeper for Connecticut district and James Siler appointed U S Consul at Lazauyra
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Thomas J. Brady
A. M. Clapp
National Republican
Brady
Hallett Kilbourne
Washington
Sherman
Treasury
Baltimore
Demerara
Internal Revenue
Josiah F. Williston
Connecticut
United States
Lazuayra
Severe December snowstorm disrupts New England travel
A heavy snowstorm began about 4 AM Wednesday, dropping about eight inches with strong east and northeast winds. Railways faced delays and derailments while snow plows remained idle. storms stretched from Buffalo toward New England with coastal vessels seeking harbor refuge.
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Ers
Summer Street House
Harvard
Father Moran
Ware
New England
Orrick
U.S. A
Gestoyw
Asa
M. Poussins
Serveant
Corps
Mer
Unite Army
Iit
Eis Tien
See
Clearty
Condy
Cheney
Entertainments
Wark Theatre
Bobson Museum
Guv' Nor
Grifty Theatre
Fontinitza
Howard Asheneum
Globe Theatere
Deacon Crankett
Foston
Southern Seas
Sulamers
Reston
Prussia
Glagow
Oder
Miemen
Alva
Aux Caves
Niagara
Mavana
Sodivia
Glasgow
Devon
Bristol
Cimbra
Hamburg
Hasana
Halifax
Moravian
Liverpool
Weston
Schleswig
Cardiff
Des Trees
London
Scotland
Montreal
Moville
Newcastle
Eng
Wm. Burkitt
Southampton
Rhein
al Hamburg
Excelsior
Rio Janeiro
City of Rio Janeiro
Heory
Bird & Co
Leonard & (Co
Neratio Harris & Co
H. Harris & Co
Tress Goods
Newark
Wilmeraing
Bosuet & Co
Shoee
Philada
A. M
A. M. Bates
Hatch & Co
C.T. Walker
Moses Colman & It
S. A
C. T. Walker
Isburgh & Co
U. M
Francis Menshaw & Co
Stoeke
BR. L. Day & Co
Boots
Richards & Co
Philad
Lappincott, Son & Co
Curiets, &c
New Yours
Wilmerding, Hogue & OM
Johnson, Moody & Co
Philadelphia
Samuel Bratme
Sone & Co
Henry & Mateh
W. K. McKey & Co
Kabbens
Esca
Witmerding
Heguei Peete
JI. C. McCurdy & No
R. L. Day & Co
M.—Stocks
Fraveis Henshaw & Co
San Francisco
ALOE
Jackson
Manhattan
Wexican
Mono
Martin White
Southern Belle
OFU
Verinun
Sty PotUnél
Raymond and Fly
Savare
Caves
Umon Consolidates
Awos Jimer
Port Hieron
Mich
Fireville
St. Jacobs
Dayvis
Norry Adams
River Street
Williamstown
Butter Dealers IN Council
CuicaGo
Gotham Gleanings
Gath
Electoral Colleges
Sidney
Salomon Islands
Ura
Malayia
Solomon Group
McKenzie
Daniel Creemer
James Netherwood
William Kershaw
Wiliam McKenzie
William Huntley
George Wood
Lemka
Rewa
Williams
Sumatra
Idaho
McMillan
Island of
Santo
Queensland
Reading
J. L. Moyer & Co
Howard
East New York
Concorp
N. H
Tappan
Amherstburg
Ont
Bar Point
Point Pelee
Detroit
Potomac
Kennedy
Portland
Lee
Nelms
Hunter
Bullock
Estephe
McLaughlin
Deda
Lawrence Politics
Lawrence
Ator Small
H. K. Webster
William S. McAlpine
John E. Dustin
P. B. Robinson
H. B. Dyer
J.C. White
J. Smith
George W. Williams
Butler
NEW England News
Massachusetts
Naples
Paria Union
Boycott
England
Dublin
Paris
Louise Michel
Land League
Galway
Russia
China
Berlin
Bismarck
Prince Hohenlohe
Marquis of Salisbury
Gladstone
Susan Willis
Fletcher
Stesmer Auchora
Petrovic
San Gregorgi
Lemion
American Manufacturing Co
Canada
Elliott
Hawdon
Nicholson
Trickett
Ross
Flosmer
Riley
St. Joan
N. B
Europe
Uncle Sam
Secretary of the Interior
Indian Affairs
Schurz
Interior Department
Public Service
Charles Kimball
Kimball
Essex County
Eaward Everett
Henry J. Gardner
Rufus Choate
Daniel Webster
Andrew J. Nichols
Natick
Centre Street
Prebie
Col. Nichols
Augusta
Second Cavalry
Fayer
My. Rewads
Fureka
Feureka
Hibernia
Greenville
Cal
H.C. Bidwell
Green Mountain
Ship News
Arabips
William H Marcy
Hong Kong
Palmyra
Bath
Manta
Balibas
Sch David & Storey
Canse
Danville
Poland
Rounds
Minot Corner
Minot
Androscoggin County
Elias 8. Goff
Gorham
Gray
William
Anna Goff
Elias
Standish
Goff Plummer
Goff
Abbie B. Rowe
Mercer
Annie L. Gof
Simon Warner
Whitefield
House
Senate
John T. Heard
Democratic Party
Gov
Morton
Nathaniel Batchelder
Epping
Simeon Warner
Thomas
Hall
Meriden
Warren Sweetzer
Brighton
Buffalo
Highland
Middlesex
Albany Road
Western Union
Iust
New Hampstire
Grand Banks
Conso
S G Irwin
Port Mulgrave
Charlottetown
Heston
Pictou Talands
Asa Griffin
Isaacs Harbor
Dante York
Dorchester
Newburyport
Apple River
Cumberland County
Nanda News
Dobbins
Melvin
America
Messrs
Tarrant & Co
Messrs.s
Pierce & Co
Boston Saturday Evening Gazette
P. J. Jordan
New York Museum of Anatomy
Broadway
Bulfinch Street
Fifth Avenue
J. H. Ashton
State St
Cor
Merchants’ Row
Pered
Tremont Street
Ainsworth’s
Whitney, Warner & CO
Webber Boots, Shoes
Arctics
Field, Thayer & CO
Obi
Congress ST
Royal School of Art
South Kensington
Neesses. Tokhkey, Bright & Capen
Royal School For
Washington Street
Lowell Institute
George Makepeace Towle
Gambetta
Beaconsfield
Gimnasium
Boylston Street
Clarendon
Houiston Street
B.E. Cotting Qurator
Hobsert Franz
Mome Circle
Strauss
Somg
Beethoven
Ray
Stllivan
Fairy Fingers
Oliver Ditson & Co
W. B. Clarke
P. C
Liberty Square
Chester Park
Worcester Square
Boston Museum
R.M. Field
Guv’nor
Delif
Boston Theatre
Tompkins & Hill
Seseees Proprietors
Seas
Captain Grant
Teiling
Norte
Union Square Theatre
Meade & Maginley
Heaton Crankett
John Habberton
Kay
Ae Roeel Eles
Sarah Bernhardt
Boston Music Hall
John S. Dwight
MUSIC
Deitt Handel and Haydn Society
Mount of Olives
Passion Music
St. Paul
nossThsTutt
A. Parker Browne
Park Theatre
Abbey & Schoevy
Jarrett
Ideal Colored Opera Company
Harrisons
Gaiety Theatre
Sntworth
Mense
Seppe
Eulage
Fezur Foward Athenaum
Harris
Soose Op
Befie Juans
Lazarus Descalz
Bostonu
Suffolk
N Street
City Point
Southston
Sanv
N. W. Bloss
Boardman & Blodgett
Ain
Matthew Dolan
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Soverrox
N. W. Bluss
Reid Court
Boston Post
Fey
Willard
MA Ow Supfolk
Kio
Nancy Thompson
Sata County
Francis Thompson
Edwin Thompson
Ellen M. Doubleday
Mary ER
Abbott
Suffelk
A. L
Boston Powt
Kalo Kosten
Atteaat
Aid Court
Joan W. Mekem
Roanke
Wald Court
Elwal George
Ltth2n
Commonwealth of Massacots
Ann L. Hatfield
Maxiford
Insara County
Testate
Diogenes
Charles E. Davreicinh
Fray Amnars
Edward PD. Sorter
Charles A. Welch
Cambridge
Grorck M. Bronxs
Esquire
J.H. Tyler
Register
Fon
James W. Hibb
Holden
Ice E. C. Bryant
Court Street
Nev
Samuel B. Waite
Alford Butler
Ton
Michael J. Kennedy
Suffola
John Murphy
nolsTusw
NICE
James Carney
George van
Bridget Hearn
Portames Hearn
School OF Drawing and Painting
Museum OF Fine Arts
F.D. Millet
Hursday
W.K. Ware
Nowsthsmwth Museum Fine Arts
Cuauncy Hall
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