Readers choose Tilden and Hendricks as favorite Democrats
The Boston Weekly Post invites readers to submit views on the 1881 Democratic presidential ticket. The first replies favor re nominees Samuel J. Tilden and Hendricks, with others suggesting Randall, Rosecrans, Butler, and various regional options. Letters express strong sentiment for the old ticket and debate health and political viability amidst nomination pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Samuel J. Tilden
McDonald
Boston Weekly Post
New England
Weekly Post
Tilden
Hendricks
Mr. Tilden
John Kelly
New York
Gorham Defeated for Senate Secretary Post in Civil Service Row
Washington dispatch reports George C. Gorham was beaten for the senate secretary’s job amid civil service reform clashes. Hoar voted against Gorham after Gorham defended his record, and Gorham lamented Massachusetts ancestry as he faced a political setback amid reform and patronage tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George C. Gorham
Senate
Civil Service
Massachusetts Civil Service Reform Association
Keifer
Hoar
Worthington
Beard
Custom House
Gorham
Sennator Warner Miller
Interior Department
New York
Miller
Civil Service Rules
Department
Massachusetts
Nathaniel Gorham
Rufus King
Commonwealth
Jordham
Boston
Mr. Hoar
Civil Service Reform
Hatton
Garfield
Mr. Gorham
Ear
Hear
Gormm
Althoith
Dear
Republican Party
Fire in Milwaukee hotel triggers panic and smoke deaths
Milwaukee fire in the Plankenton house laundry sent 260 guests into the streets after a smoke-filled panic. Eight firemen were asphyxiated but revived, with damages around 5060 dollars. Guests returned hours later as order was restored. Other brief reports note fires in Boston Harbor street saloon, Grand Rapids Rockford businesses damaged, and residences burned in New Hampshire Nevada Cincinnati and Augusta with varying losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Plankenton
Boston
Harbor Street
Saem
James F. Haley
Thomas Ashton
Grand Rapids
Mich
Rockford
Colby & Co
J. M. Speare
George Sage
W. B. Johnson
J. J. Ely
A. B. Gates
Concorp
N. H
Charles
Sargent
New London
Secytheville
Fowler
P. Creasinger
Point Pleasant
W.va
Candalara
Nev
Cincinnati
Wm. Proctor
Glendale
Augusta
Frank H. Miller
War Cleavages and Postwar Amendments Shaped the South
Special Correspondence notes Carlisl eclarifies war outcomes including secession’s end, preservation of habeas corpus and press freedom, and the nine postwar constitutional amendments. The author argues war settled secession, slavery abolition, citizenship, due process, equal protection, representation, public debt, rebel obligations, and voting rights, with the South restored to representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Washington
Carlisle
Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette
Tammany Hall
New York
South
Union
Congress
United States
States
Remarkable Revelations of the Doings of A Railroad Speculator
A New York court filing reveals James McHenry built the Atlantic and Great Western road as contractor, issued bonds and shares, controlled boards, mortgaged the line for over 35 million, and benched foreign creditors with misstatements. McHenry claims ownership of 20 million in stock and 15 million actual holdings, and devised a reorganization scheme without board input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland,o
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad
James McHenry
New York, Pennsylvania
Ohio and Erie
United States
Atlantic and Great Western
McHenry
Poe McHenry
Atlantic
Great Western
Supreme Court Reverses Mass Judgment in Steamship Case
The U S Supreme Court reverses the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruling in the Providence and New York Steamship Company vs Hill Manufacturing case. The dispute centers on effect of the 1851 act limiting ship owners' liability after a Boston Hill shipment burned at a New York dock. The decision directs further proceedings per the opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Washington
Providence and New York Steamship Company
Hill Manufacturing Company
Supreme Judicial Court of
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Congress
Hill Manufacturing Company of
Boston
New York City
New York
State
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Pittsburg steel trade wage cuts keep mills running
In Pittsburg Edgar Thomson workers accept a 13 percent wage cut to avoid idle time and mills stay active with 3,000 men expected through winter. In Lancaster Penn Iron works close, 175 workers laid off, with permanent suspension possible as wage reductions are rejected. In New Bedford Wamsutta Mills announce January wage cut about 16 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Edgar Thomson Steel Company
Iron Works
Lancaster
Penn Iron Works
New Bedford
Mass
Wamsutta Mills
Brooklyn Girl Claims Knowledge of Jennie Cramer Murder
Brooklyn Eagle reports Julia Pidding, 16, accuses John Wilton, son of a Navy Yard area restaurant keeper, of threatening to marry her after an alleged assault tied to Jennie Cramer’s death. Julia says Wilton discussed the Jennie killing, claimed driving the wagon to the beach, and that the Malley boys drugged and choked Jennie with Wilton’s help. A warrant is sought for Wilton’s arrest and his parents plan to move to Connecticut.
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Brooklyn
Jennie Cramer
New York
Brooklyn Eagle
Julia Pidding
John Wilton
Navy Yard
Wilton
Connecticut
Julia
Jennie
Malley
Providence man proposes liberal and patriotic plan from Rome
Albert Jay Jones, long resident in Rome, an art connoisseur, offers a liberal and patriotic proposition to the government. He has corresponded with the Providence Journal and the New York Times, drawing wide attention in literary and artistic circles. He will print details tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Providence Journal
Albert Jay Jones
Rome
Jones
New York Times
American donor funds Rome estate for arts academy
Monte Baldino, a 15 acre Roman estate near the Vatican, valued at 200000 francs, about 40000 dollars, is offered by Mr. Jones to the United States government to support an American academy of the fine arts in Rome. Senator Anthony has conveyed the proposal to the secretary of state as a patriotic act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate
United States
Monte Baldino
Rome
Vatican
Jones
American Academy of the Fine Arts
Anthony
Divorce Case in New York and Dresden Excites Society
Florence M De Meli sues Trenry A De Meli in New York Supreme Court for divorce on abusive treatment seeking custody of children and alimony. The case raises jurisdiction questions. De Meli obtained a Dresden divorce while she attended court. He denies cruelty and accuses her of adultery. The suit prompts society interest in New York and Dresden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Florence M. de Meli
Trenry A. de Meli
Supreme Court
Dresden
Draper
DeMeli
Widespread Bankruptcies Hit Firms Across Several States
The report lists numerous failed businesses and insolvencies including Bb. C. Wickham & Co. of Tioga Pa. with $30,000 judgments, John McCullough in Boston owing about $1,170, A. & W. Patten in Killingly Conn. with about $40,000 liabilities, Charles A. North of Malden at $3,050, and others. Some debtors will settle in insolvency while creditors push seizures and settlements. Lane & Son of New York, a long established produce merchant, suspends operations amid grain market turmoil and potential ripple effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mahon & Sons
Lynn
Bb. C. Wickham & Co
Tioga
John McCullough
North Grove Street
Boston
A. & W. Patten
Cassimeres
Killingly
Conn
Charles A. North
Malden
North
William EK. Plummer
Purchase Street
Globe Bank
Bank of Commerce
John F. Mills
Blackstone Bank
Henry N. Stone
Ayer
Stone
Eben Smith
Newton
Isadore Weiss
Devonshire Street
Woolford & Niles
Imre Ee
Detroit
Mich
William A. Etter
Taunton
A. R. Dhoniwpson
Epping
N. N
Theodore King
Great Falls
N.H
Joseph Russell
Portland
D.A. Drury
Spencer
Montreal
Shaw Bros
Brackley Shaw
Columbus
Ohio
Standard Coal and Iron Company
W. D. Lee
Newark
H. C. Stanwood
Buchtel Iron Company
D. M
E. G. Halbert
Binghampton
X. Y
Lane & Son
Produce Commission
No. 90
Broad Street
New York
Produce Exchange
Chicago
Fenian rally calls Irish worldwide to avenge O Donnell
In New York at Clarendon hall an Irish Fenian meeting urged global action to avenge the execution of O Donnell, killer of Carey. George Smith presided as speakers including Robert Bleastert, O Donovan Rossa and Prof. Mezzeroff urged renewed energy against England, deemed enemy of Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
The
Fenian Brotherhood
Clarendon Hall
O'Donnell
Carey
George Smith
O’donnell
Brotherhood
England
Ireland
Robert Bleasert
O’ Donovan Rossa
Prof. Mezzeroff
Bank Robbery Attempt Ends With Fatal Shooting in Durango
In Durango Colorado early today a group led by a man nicknamed Big Ike forced entry into the Bank of Durango. As they fled a sentry fired, killing Bruce Hunt a furniture dealer and son of ex governor Hunt. The robbers escaped amid renewed censure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Durango
Big Ike
Bruce Hunt
Hunt
Boson Post Acknowledged Loyal Democratic Leader
The Boson Post enters its 53d year with a long honorable record among democratic journals. It has remained true to party doctrines, preaching with zeal and understanding and earning national breadth and courage in criticism. A North Carolina benefit if the weekly had thousands of subscribers in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh State Chronicle
Boson Post
North Carolina
Democratic Party
Multiple Local Tragedies And Labor Events Reported
A summary of incidents includes the death of Samuel Loveland’s wife in Pawtucket by suicide amid mental strain, the Acushnet mills in New Bedford ending operations for an indeterminate period after wage disputes, and Frank McBride’s escape after a jail sentence for theft. Also noted are Will O Rogers’s fatal accident near Laconia, Morgan Beebe’s freezing death near Norwich, and George Wiggin’s escape from the Boston area facility with self harm. Ongoing insurance and Hibernian society cases in Fall River are unsettled with efforts toward compromise and postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Loveland
Lebanon
Pawtucket
R. I
Acushnet
New Bedford
Frank McBride
Middlebury
House of Correction
Express
Will O. Rogers
Laconia
N.H
Morgan Beebe
Norwich
New London
Oakdale
George W. Wiggin
Bockingham
Exeter
Newmarket
Fall River
Dr. Hennessy
Edward F. Driscoll
Hennessy
Hibernians
Barrett Kirby
Driscoll
Illness and notable arrivals linked to Newport and Boston figures
Mr. Wm. T. Hall of Newport is dangerously ill at Adams house. Mr. E. H. Crosby of the Boston Courier and his wife remain at the Carleton. Sig. Nicolini and Madame Patti, two maids, and a servant stay at the Hotel Vendome. Hon. George Ruffin named consul at Boston port by San Domingo. An advertisement touts Weiss's Health Renewer promising restoration of health and vigor including dyspepsia and impotence cures for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. T. Hall
Newport
Adams House
E. H. Crosby
Boston Courier
Boston
Carleton
Sig. Nicolini
Madame Patti
Hotel Vendome
George &. Ruffin
Republic of San Domingo
Democracy and Social Problems Discussed by Pere Hyacinthe
Pere Hyacinthe opened a three lecture course in Chickering hall with a broad analysis of democracy and social issues. He compared the American and French revolutions, praised universal suffrage, warned against demagogues, and discussed clerical influence, church state separation, and religious liberty as practiced in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere Hyacinthe
Chickering Hall
Providence
America
France
Greece
Lincoln
Republic
England
Louis XVI
Louis Philippe
Paris
Rome
Gambetta
Montesquieu
Pascal
Malebrande
Althugh
Vere Hyacinthe
Gambetta I
Napoleon I
United States
Pere Hyscinthe
Roger Williams
First Regular Meeting of Unitarian Sunday School Union
The Unitarian Sunday School Union held its first regular meeting at the Second Church rooms on Monday evening with a 6 o'clock collation. Rev W H Baldwin presented a paper on improving the spiritual condition of Sunday schools, urging opening exercises, daily brief moral addresses, and lessons rooted in Jesus Christ. The discussion, led by Edwin T Horne and others, stressed active, practical religious education for youth and the union's broad statewide representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Sunday School Union
W. H. Baldwin
Henry B. Wells
Jesus Christ
America
Fime
Paul
Edwin T. Horne
Tripp
Fair Haven
Union
Unitarian
Unitarian Club
Boston
Fire Commissioner Lou White confined at home with foot injury
The Fire Commissioner is indoors at his Boylston Street residence due to an injury to a foot. Water in Lake Cochituate is low with pumps in use since November 25. Melting snow is expected to boost supply. Warren bridge completion may extend to July 1 if contractors agree, with work to stop until March 1, 1884. Aldermen to resume recounting city election votes this afternoon.
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White
Boylston Street
Lake Cochituate
Warren Bridge
Sandwich Citizens Plan New Town From Western Villages
Correspondence reports a meeting in Sandwich's western area including Pocasset Monument North and West Sandwich to divide the town and form a new municipality. A fire at Freeman Tobey's 1737 house near the almshouse roof caused minor damage under $100. no total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandwich
Magss
Pocasset
Monument
Freeman Tobey
Suburban Matters Lynn Tax Recount and Town Meeting Notes
The Lynn board of aldermen continued a late session recounting ballots for Knights Knox Bedford Higgins across wards 1 2 3 5 and 7 with Knights losing four in ward 2 Knox down five in ward 5 and gaining in wards 2 and 3 Higgins net shifts across wards 3 5 and 7 while other city items and notices follow. Also Sharon town meeting discussed water incorporation with debate over town run system versus chartered company and potential tax benefits with adjournment set for next session. Separate notes report Salvation Army visit detachment planned for Lynn arrivals of Mr and Mrs Minot Tivrell court actions and various local offenses and penalties across Salem Quincy Cambridge Watertown Dedham and Weathersham courts.
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Board of Aldermen
Thomas R. Knights
David Knox
Amos Bedford
George C. Higgins
Knights
Knox
Higgins
Teckford
William Jameson
House of Correction
Lynn
Jameson
Stephen Carney
Aiong Lewis Street
Carney
Thomas Decatur
E. 8
Thayer
Stock
Messrs
George Kempton
William EB. Wickes
Charles D. Hixon
Chartered Company
Canton
Hyde Park
Boston
Salvation Army
London
England
Minot Tivrrell
James Wilson
James Riley
Salem Court
Isaac M. Page
Rufus M. Peabody
Quincy Court
Eugene Dean
Randolph
Frank Kasner
James JT. Daly
Hailbrook
Cambridge
John
Robert Cronnan
Archibald Anderson
East Cambridge
Robert
Weaitham Court
Ann Reagan
John Gallagher
Watertown
Kelly
Thomas Durtis
Thomas Fahey
Dedham
William Hudson
John Freeman
John Hamblin
John Young
James Connors
Henry R. Webb
Ramies
Wallace Cobb
Cambridge Joint Standing Committee
Fox
Birthday Anniversary Celebration For Gallaudet and Clerc
A New England gathering at Horticultural Hall honored Rev. Dr. Thomas Gallaudet and Laurent Clerc. Deaf attendees heard translations by Prof. A S Clark and Prof. William H Weeks delivered a moving eulogy. A deaf couple, John H Page and Martha Lombard, quietly wed during the event with sign language translation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Horticultural Hall
Thomas Gallaudet
Lawrent Clerc
George A. Holmes
A. S. Clark
Hartford
Holmes
Gallaudet
Clere
Henry White
Beverly School
P.S. Bowden
Angelina A. Fuller
Thomas H. Gallaudet
John H. Page
Biddeford
Martha Lombard
Dorchester
Episcopal Church
John J. Prescott
Thomas Garlandet
W. H. Baldwin
Clark
Baldwin
Gallaudet and
Alice Cogswell
Whipple Follette
Der.Thomas Gallaudet
Gov. Butler
John W. Tillinghast
New Bedford
Thomas Brown
West Henniker
N.H
Sallaudet
Sea Elephant Oil Venture Returns to San Diego
The schooner Laura under Captain John Low arrived in San Diego on November 28 with 3,000 gallons of sea elephant oil from Elephant Beach on the Lower California coast. It will sail south for a second load. The Magnolia collected 800 barrels in 1847, and no vessel has since engaged in the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
John Low
Elephant Beach
California
San Diego
Magnolia
City Rejects Bid for Newburyport and Amesbury Horse Railroad
Newburyport officials rejected a lone bid for the city's stake in the Newburyport and Amesbury horse railroad. The line, built in 1873 with a $60,000 capital stock, was leased last August for seven years at 5 percent on $60,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Mass
Newburyport and
Amesbury
The San Francisco Sensation
Coroner's jury rules Jerome B Cox acted in self defense in the shooting of millionaire Charles McLaughlin on the isth. Verdict shocks observers as evidence offered no basis for the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Charles McLaughlin
Jerome B. Cox
Cox
McLaughlin
Arthur Compared to General Jackson in Firmness and Valor
The Chicago Times lauds President Arthur as steadfast and bold like General Jackson. It asserts that regardless of tariff policy, Pennsylvania should not pursue nullification against his administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chicago Times
Arthur
Jackson
Pennsylvania
Angostura Bitters and Furnishings Featured at Paine's
No Christmas table should be without Angostura Bitters from Dr. Siegert & Sons. Paine's at 48 Canal Street Boston showcases a vast range of easels, cabinets, stands, pedestals, Rogers groups, desks and chairs, offered at far below usual prices with many shapes and finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. B. Siegert & Sons
Paine’s
Canal Street
Maine Depot
Boston
Opposition to Granting More Locations to Horse Railroads
The Boston Board of Aldermen met to hear Highland street railway petitions and the South Boston line location request. After debate over notice timing, a weeklong postponement was ordered while corporation counsel opinions are sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Washington Street
Board of Public Works
Board of Aldermen
Alderman O'Brien
Charles W. Noyes
City of
Law and Order League
Highland Street Railway Company
Federal
Ninth
Paul West
South Boston Road
Devlin
Slade
Bowman's Face and Vote Missed at Capitol
Washington correspondent notes Bowman's absence will be felt at the capitol as his voice and vote are missed by the Republican party. The correspondent expects the country to see the truth about his impact in time, stating the right words and votes are needed at crucial moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Somerville Journal
Washington
Boston Journal
Bowman
Capitol
No Democrat Can Escape National Election Risk
From the N S Graphic a warning that Democrats cannot hide from the coming national vote next year. The piece cautions that Republican strategy will exploit any perceived cowardice or withdrawal from party unity, signaling a harsh election landscape ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. S
Heavy Snow Storm Hits Midwestern States on Dec 17
A heavy snowstorm swept Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, and Michigan with widespread accumulations. Snow also occurred in Virginia and North Carolina, with Petersburg, Virginia, reporting morning snowfall along the Norfolk and Western line and at Weldon, North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iowa
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Virginia
North Carolina
Petersburg
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Weldon
N.C
Jackson Prefers Right Over Presidency in Rail Move
In the Portland Advertiser a note says Mr. Jackson would rather be right than be president of the Eastern railroad and consent to surrender the Maine Central to the Boston and Maine on the proposed terms. Also advertised is Always reliable G. O. over Old Bourbon in bottles from grocers and druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Hale
Naval Committee
Senate
Panama
Atlantic
Pacific
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
Medical Corps
Pay Corps
Engineer Corps
Bureau of Construction and Repairs
Bureau of Naval Construction
Fearon
Republic
Maskell
Dudley C. Haskell
Leedom
Plumb
Kansas
Cockrell
Missouri
Ryan
Hanback
Kasson
Iowa
Russell
Massachusetts
Brown
Indiana
Lefevre
Ohio
Barnes
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lawrence
Kan
Mr. Rankin
Congregational Church
Beaker Carlisle
Keifer
Morrill
Perkins
Tucker
Virginia
Reed
Maine
J. D. Taylor
House of Representatives
Haskell
Lewiston Journal
Murch
Boston
The
Portland Advertiser
Jackson
Eastern Railroad
Maine Central
Boston and Maine Company
G. O
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Mik
Washington St
NM Post
Bemi
Reg P. Moore
Omelet
Hoston
Telegraph and Mail
Steninga
aAirgo
Tiden and Hendricks
Tilden and Sendricks
J. W. Cox
Robbinston
Granite State
Claremont
New York Herald
Penn
Samuel W. Brown
2Rimfield, Mass
Sam Randall
A. Schultz
York, Pa
Tam
White House
Cleveland
Morrison
Mincis
Hoadly
Tulpen Barton
Whitenall
Fred Rand
Barton, Vt
Lamar
Senator Lamer
Miss. Joan
Hillop
Hell
Grover Cleveland
N. Y
New England Vreaders
South Hero
D. G. Dixox
Canada
Hayes
Quebec
Dominion of Canada
S. J. Tilden
Hending
Simon E, Cavre
L. G. Washington
R. J. Bright
Col. Payson
T. E. Shober
Dr. Bulioctr
Army
Philadelphia
New England Society
New England Society of
Chandler
Lowell
Ingalls
Judiciary Committee
Dockery
Representative Haskell
Haske
Cel
Boudinot
Cherokee Nation
Phillips
Philips
Miias C. Boudinot
United States Supreme Court
Dakota Territory
Crow Dog
Spotted Tail
Frelinghuysen
Bureau of Statistics
Foreign News
O’ Don
Nell
Newgate Prison
Binns
Father Fleming
el Mahdi
Hicks Pasha
Cairo
Daily News
Khartoum
Darfour
Eadward O Denovan
London Daily News
Frank Vizetelly
London Graphic
Tolly
Saigon
Yonguing
M. Cuneo de Ornano
Ferry Brothers
M.D Jules Ferry
M. de Ornano
M.de Ornano
M. Charles Ferry
M. Ce Oruano
Teter Wade
Mr. Quinn
Rath Farpbham
County Dublin
Earl Spencer
Poole
John Kenny
China
North Chinese News
Shanghai
Peng Yu Lin
Chinese Board of War
Imperial
Marquis Tseng
Sontay
Hong Kong
Hanoi
Land League
Cork
County Mayo
Annam
Htephena
Tonquin
M. Ferry
Reynon
Campenop
Courbet
Crown Prince
Germany
Suite
Humbert
Youngstown, O
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad Company
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
Market Street
Pennsylvania and Ohio
Kentucky
Gotham Gleanings
Courrier Des Etats Unis
Rocabey
St. Malo
Brittany
Thomas Dana
Maritime Exchange
Murray
Brooklyn Staton
East River Bridge
Edward F. Rough
O’ Donnell
NEW England Notes
Weiss
Vasa Murrhima
Cape Cod Glass Company
Boston and Sandwich Works
Sandwich Woods
City Ball
Cape Cop
Sharon
Clerc
Otto Kramer
James Hatchell
James G. Blache & Co
Tremont Street
Canal
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Boston Aldermen
West Roxbury Park
Board of Harbor and Land Commissioners
Mt. Washington Avenue Bridge
Western Union Telegraph Company
Washington and
Motte Streets
Broadway
Leopold Morse & Co
High Streets
Beach
Federal Streets
Haldeman
O’brien
Committee On
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Greenough
Committee On Boards and Commissions
Alderman Haldeman
Park Commissioners
Committee On Finance
Committee On Public Parks
Common Council
Eee
Charles H. Dalton
W M. Guay, JR
Henry Lee
Columbus Avenue
Stamford
Tufts
Committee On Sewers
South Boston Horse Railroad
Woolley
South Boston
West Broadway
Harrison Avenue
Broadway Bridge
Federal Street
Yeas
Hall
Kendricken
Leighton
Pray
Whitten
S. Nays
Welch
Aldermman Haldeman
Harrigan Avenue
Hildeman
Whiten
Woosley
Commonwealth Avenue
Wall Street
Magazine Street
Merchants’ Row
Union Street
Office of Inspector of Provisions
Board of Commissioners
Deer Island
Board of Health
Frank Jones & Son
Hammond Street
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Berkeley Street
Committee On Licerses
Committee On Licenses
Meionaon Hall
Salem
Reys
W. €. Richards
Ceneral
Ner
Laeashen
Ephraim Hapgood
Nebraska
Methodists
W. F. Warren
Bom'0
F. G. Campbell
Missionary Cause
Middle
Fitchburg Road
Greenfield
New England States. the Signal Service
Ohio Valley
West Virginia
Eastport
Hudson River
Albany
Hindson
Kinderhook
Coxsackie
Hudson
Henry Clay
Edward Kakas
Summer Street
Arch
Hall Rubber Co
Paine
Emerson Plano
Tremont St
Hall Rubber
Summer &J
Hall’s
Dei
Waltham
Kigin Ang Hampden
E. B. Horn
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