Fatal pistol wound at wedding in William J. Taylor's home
In Joseph Missouri on December 26 Willis Bunch wed Miss Mary Reno at William J. Taylors. Nathan Partlow demanded his wife return home, argued loudly, and drew a pistol firing at Partlow who was struck and mortally wounded. The ceremony proceeded briefly in another room. Partlow is jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Willis Bunch
Mary Reno Yesteray
William J. Taylor
Nathan Partlow
Partlow
Burriefly
New York New Corporations Formed In A Week
The American Business Guide reports 76 new corporations organized in the past week, up from 99 the prior week. Mining and milling lead with 12 firms and 30.59 million dollars, followed by railways at 13 with 5.64 million, machinery manufacturing at 10 with 3.09 million, printing at 10 with 0.74 million, gas and water at 4 with 0.12 million, grain and provisions at 7 with 0.46 million, textiles at 10 with 0.61 million, and Sunday purposes at 10 with 4.17 million. Total capital 45.40 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Business Guide
Tug Frederick Ives Coal Tow Breaks Up Off Penfield Reef
The Frederick Ives towing 13 barges of coal bound to New Haven from New York encountered a heavy sea off Penfield reef. Eleven barges totaling about 3000 tons, valued at $10,000, broke loose and foundered. No lives were lost. The tugs Welsh and Resolute, each with 11 boats, left New York with the Ives for New Haven and have not been heard from, but may have found shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Frederick Ives
New England Transportation Company
Bridgeport
Penfield Reef
The
New England
Empire Transportation Somageny
Welsh
Resolute
New York
City fund backs probe into election fraud in 19th ward
Chicago observers report $6500 pledged at a prominent citizens meeting to extend inquiry into the 19th ward election frauds. W E Stone of the Daily News says a five member committee has proof that Gallagher forged the tally sheet and that Gallagher MacKin and another known person stuffed the ballot box. The county grand jury has begun an investigation aimed at defeating justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Isih
W. E. Stone
The
Daily News
Committee of Five
Gallagher
MacKin
Northern Pacific argues mail routes open amid snow blockades
PAUL Minn Dec 26 Officials of the Northern Pacific railway deny a report that the road is blockaded and mails sent to Portland via San Francisco They say snow blockade is on the Oregon Railway and Navigation line and the Northern Pacific remains open from St Paul to Wallula Junction with trains running regularly A large force is working to open the Oregon railway from Wallula Junction to Portland and on the Oregon Short Line division
Tragedy in MALpEN and Keene: two fatalities from trains
MALpEN Massachusetts December 26 Roger Madden aged 63 was instantly killed by the Great Falls express near the depot after years in the English army and Civil War service He leaves a wife and three daughters The report notes he was an excessive drinker In Keene New Hampshire December 26 Annie Brow VW years old daughter of Charles Brow was struck by a train on the Cheshire railroad while sleighing and killed The horse accompanying the sleigh was also killed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malpen
Mass
Roger Madden
Great Falls
Keene
N. H
Annie
Charles Brow
Cheshire
Ontario
Toronto
Wiliam Lyon
Thomas
Philadelphia
MacNeal
Mobile
West Point
Chattahoochee
United States Mail
Roberts County
Dakota
Fargo
James Collins
Pan Handle Railroad
Cadiz Junction
Searcy County
Ark
William Snow
Frederick H. Gertlan
Reading Railroad Company
Reading
Salvation Army to Begin Work in Eagle Hull
Capt Thompson and Happy Bill arrive with the advance guard in DoggeR N H as Salvation Army opens here Sunday morning. Public parade, three Sunday meetings at the barracks, and weekly evening session planned. Capt Annie Shirley and staff arrive tomorrow, generating strong interest as the group prepares to stay until Gabriel blows his trumpet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dogger
N. H
Capt
Thompson
Happy Bill
Saco
Salvation Army
Eagle Hull
Annie Shirley
Gabriel
New York Baby Born Weighs 11 Ounces Six Inches Long
New York December 26 Mrs Charles Tracey of Kingsbridge recently gave birth to a healthy infant weighing 11 ounces and six inches in length. The newborn is described as extremely small with the head crab apple sized and a mouth too small to feed, aided by a nipple and tiny bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Tracey
Kingsbridge
Philadelphia Mortgage Suit Seeks Receiver for Railroad
In Philadelphia on December 26 George Biddle representing Wharton Barker H McK Twombly and others filed an equity bill in the U S circuit court alleging the Philadelphia and Reading railroad company breached the $2 5 million general mortgage and is unable to meet its terms seeking the appointment of a receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
George Biddle
Wharton Barker
H. McK. Twombley
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
United States
Sargent Sues City Over Derby Tax Deal in New Haven
J B Sargent filed an injunction against New Haven authorities to block accepting a proposed debt compromise with the Derby railroad. William Lynn, shot by Jacob Moore, is not fatally wounded as earlier reported, and Moore, still at large, also wounded another man named William Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
J. B. Sargent
Derby Railroad
William Lynn
Jacob Moore
Moore
William Jones
Farm worker found in woods burned after fire incident near Litiz
Oscar Wise of Lancaster County was found in Miller's woods near Litiz with both legs burned from hips to knees. He was taken to a hospital and is not expected to survive. He claimed the cold overwhelmed him last evening, he built a fire, and his numbness caused him to fall into the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Oscar Wise
Litiz
Miller’s Woods
Deacon Returns to Northville Couple Plan Move to Orange
Deacon George Merry of Northville L I eloped with Tester Davies's wife six weeks ago. He returned home last night and will sell the property to move to Orange Va. Mrs Davies has returned and is living with her parents at Bridghampton IL. No reconciliation yet with her husband, but she is repentant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pec
George Merry
Northville
L. I
Tester Davies
Orange
Orange procession passes Port Grace area amid police watch
Despatches from Harbor Grace report hundreds of River Head men pursuing Orangemen after a past conflict site in Pippys's Lane. Inspector Carty leads mounted and infantry police keeping a safe interval while the Orangemen proceed to their hall. The city remains tranquil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns
N. F
Harbor Grace
Pippys
River Head
Carty
City Clerk Doolittle Resigns Amid Account Irregularities
Kuunn New Hampshire reports irregularities in the accounts of L. C. Doolittle who has served seven years as city clerk. He resigns and RE. O. Keith is named temporary clerk. Mayor Kimball will hire an expert to audit the books, with bondsmen ensuring city protection against loss.
Abortionist Arrested in Williams Case Probe
Mary Ann Williams, a colored woman from Madison Street, has been arrested on a charge of aiding and abetting the procurement of an abortion in connection with the death of German girl Bertha Tost. Officials say the case remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Previdence
R. J
Mary Ann Williams
Madison Street
Bertha Tost
End of Shoemakers Lockout Brings Many Back to Work
Philadelphia reports the long shoe factory lockout ended today with many workers returning. Several manufacturers chose to keep plants closed through the new week to finish repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Frelinghuysen Letter on Spain Porto Rico Treaty Policy
Secretary Frelinghuysen answers questions from Senator Miller on the Spain Porto Rico treaty. He defends the accord as part of a broader reciprocity program, argues against Cuba annexation, cites revenue and protection considerations, and notes precedents showing executive treaties with congressional support. The letter frames the agreement as advancing U S commerce, laboring in national interest, and offering protections to citizens abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frelinghuysen
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Department OF State
Joan F. Miller
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
United States
Spain
Porto Rico
Congress
House
Mexico
Central
South America
Cuba
Santo Domingo
Columbia
Nicaragua
Union
Washington Items Show Lobbying Over Treaties and Navy Tensions
A Boston Post dispatch reports a lobby forming in support of Spanish and Nicaraguan treaties. Navy department tensions grow over the Fish Commission and Lieut. Wood. Cabinet talks, navy yard layoffs, Washington monument relic trade, bank extensions, and new treasury inspectors are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Washington
State Department
Navy Department
Fish Commission
Max Wood
Fish Hawk
Ferguson
Secretary of the Navy
Lieut
Wood
Baird
Congress
Contracts Made for the Monster Palace of Ice in Montreal
Reports say the ice cairn on Champ de Mars will be a seven story round tower 50 feet wide and 75 feet tall, tapering to a crown. It uses 12,000 ice blocks with a colossal snow figure holding a torch on the top, lit by electricity. Eight turrets flank the structure, with flags from many nations, and work also begins on an ice palace at Common Square opposite the Windsor Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Champ de Mars
Common Square
Windsor Hotel
handbag snatching on Chandler street nets suspect Daniel Nelson
Charlotte L. Ross reported a purse theft on Chandler street at about 4 20 Friday. A man seized the thief after he snatched her handbag at opposite 48, knocked him down, and held him until police arrived. The suspect, Daniel Nelson, 25, was taken to the fifth station with the recovered items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte L. Ross
Chandler Street
Daniel Nelson
Haverly theatre bill called off amid pay dispute
Curcaco December 26 La Charbonniere was milled for the Haverly theatre but no performance occurred. The Brooks and Dickson management group faces disarray as company members refuse to act without guaranteed salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverly Theatre
Brooks & Dickson
Elliott Brothers & Co. default on payments in Philadelphia
Elliott Brothers and Co., Philadelphia based Gry goods merchants, announced they cannot meet payments. They report assets of 220000 pounds and liabilities of 227282 dollars, offering to settle at 60 cents on the dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Elliott Brothers & Co
Destructive Spain Earthquake Strikes Malaga and Granada
A powerful 50 second earthquake shock rattled Spain on Wednesday night, felt across the country and worst in Andalusia. In Granada and Malaga homes collapsed and many killed or wounded. residents fled to open squares and fields. Rescue gangs search ruins as a relief drive begins with provisions and clothing sent from Madrid.
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Maprio
Spain
Andalusia
Granada
Malaga
Madrid
Opera
Paris
Senate
M. Baffel
M. Denayrouse
Rodez
M. Feuillee
Bismarck
London
Prince Bismarck
Braun
Russia
Peter the Great
Europe
Holy Alliance
Asia
Maine Insane Hospital Reports Improved Usefulness
From the Maine insane hospital annual report for the year ending November 30, 1884, trustees say the institution is on a higher plane of usefulness. Details show 203 admitted during the year, 667 under treatment, 460 remaining, with 101 deaths and 460 current patients. Receipts were $100,600 and disbursements $97,000. resources $51,291.84, liabilities $30,513.58, private resources $20,778.26. Finance notes include legislative appropriations for new pavilions, total costs, and future funding needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avagusta
Maine Insane Hospital
Death by Own Action of Clergyman and Journalist
In Scranton Pa on December 26 a 72 year old man registered as H I Ball of Ohio was found dead in his hotel room. He claimed to be a lawyer and journalist with ties to the Chicago Inter Ocean the Boston Pilot and the New York Tribune. Rat poison found on him suggests self inflicted death linked to family troubles. locals say he had studied law under Chief Justice Chase and left clues as Freewill Baptist minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
White's
H. I. Ball
Ohio
Chase
Chicago Inter Ocean
Boston Pilot
New York Tribune
Inter Ocean
Evansville
Ind
Wantana
Tribune
Ball
John Boyle O'Reilly
Boston
Pilot
Paris
Boston Theatre
Rickaby
Boston Museum
Victorien Sardons
Rhea
United States
France
J. W. Morrissey
Mysterious Plot to Murder By An Infernal Machine
A Nassau Street delivery boy conveyed a crate to an unnamed man for 25 cents on return, but the opened box revealed a spring ignition, matches, nitric acid, powder, and glass. had it functioned it could have endangered the holder. The lad and box were taken to police court for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Miller
The
American Tract Society
Nassau Street
Leroy
Hudson Streets
Henry Gurley
Anthony Comstock
City Hall
Capt. Steers
Brooks & Dickson
James A. Randall
Detroit
Supreme Court
Joseph Brooks
A Famous Will Case Deliberations End With Jury
A jury in East Cambridge began deliberations in the Stone will case after a trial extending three weeks. The dispute centers on a fortune near two million dollars and a web of wills, executors, and beneficiaries involving Dr. Willcox and Mrs. Stone's relatives. The judge framed three questions for verdict: proper execution, sound mind, and undue influence.
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Stone
Dr. Willcox
Dartmouth College
Amherst
Wellesly
Andover
Drury
Oberlin
Will
Wilcox
Messrs
Morse
Benton
Willcox
Gaston
T. H. Russell
New York Broker Tries to Kidnap Son in Canada
In St Jerome Montreal area J G Rigrey a New York broker attempted to seize his son from his mother and sister amid a custody dispute. After a writ of habeas corpus and a tense pursuit villagers aided the mother before Rigrey fled to New York, dodging an arrest warrant. The mother hails from a prominent New York family related to Canada’s Secretary of State Mr Chapleau.
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New York
Canada
Montreal
St. Jerome
J. G. Rigrey
Rigrey
Crime statistics for 1884 shock New York readers
The Evening Telegraph cites U S crime figures for 1884: 3377 deaths from violence, 1494 last year. 215 mysteriously murdered. 48 children killed by parents. 83 wives killed by husbands. 12 husbands killed by wives. Executions total 103 for murder, five for assault, three for arson. Lynching includes 157 whites, 61 blacks, one Japanese. 209 summary executions by mobs and vigilance committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Evening Telegraph
United States
Tthe Union
Meeting of National Suffragists Delegates to the Washingtoon Convention
The Massachusetts chapter of the National Woman Suffrage Association held its regular meeting at 5 Park Street. Delegates to the January Washington convention were named: Mrs H A Shutuck, Mrs H W Robinson, Mrs G W Simonds, Mrs HB Spanksng, Mrs D W Forbes, and Mrs Louisa Bright. The group noted 11000 votes in Washington territory and discussed future suffrage efforts and January meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Woman Suffrage Association of
Massachusetts
Park Street
Washington Territory
Vermont
Tennessee
Terre Haute
Ind
Georgia
Woburn
Mass
India
E. B. Allwill
Washington
National Woman Suffrage Association
H. A. Shutuck
H. Wf. Robinson
Malden
G. W. Simonds
Boston
HB. M. Spanksng
Lowell
D. W. Forbes
Westboro
Louisa Bright
South Boston
Engineers calm after talks with Col Hoxie in St Louis
In sr Louis on December 26 the grievance committee chairman said Grand Chief Arthur and the general committee met Col Hoxie. He affirmed the 1&2 agreement must be faithfully carried out. Engineers expressed satisfaction and all danger of trouble was deemed past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Louis, Mo
The
Wabash Engineers
Arthur
Col. Hoxie
Woman leaps from Hoboken ferry near Christopher Street slip
Mrs M K Crane widow of a Newark, New Jersey, resident, pacing on the Hoboken ferry, suddenly jumped into the water as the boat neared the New York side. She was rescued with difficulty and later regained consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hwooken
N. J
Hoboken
Christopher Street
New York
Fourth Annual Lecture on The Art of Reading
Prof Moses True Brown delivered the fourth in his series on The Art of Reading at the Young Men's Christian union. He argued the face shows inner states, with eyes nostrils and mouth key to expressions, citing students of Delsarte and Moreau. He posited vertical facial outlines mark higher humanity and announced two extra lectures on The Human Figure as an Expression Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses True Brown
Young Men’s Christian Union
Delsarte
Hus Delaumesne
Shakepe
Moreau
Earth
Brown
Order to arrange Suffolk county court files carried out
The 1883 aldermen order authorizing the clerk to arrange early Suffolk county court files has been nearly completed by William P. Upham of Salem. Over 50,000 documents fill 270 covers and are organized by exact sequence from 1629 onward, tracing from the quarter court to the county court and later to royal and superior courts through the 17th and 18th centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Suffolk County
Board of Aldermen
William P. Upham
Salem
His Majesty’s Court of Superior Judicature
Court of Assize
General Goal Delivery
Commonwealth
Exhibition thrills visitors with novel displays and electric show
The exhibition offers many fine displays including novel ties and attractions such as the electric railway phono graph ocean telegraph miniature Bijou theatre and the little orphan chickens. The United States Electric Light company operates a 259-light machine with a 50-light chandelier near the center and two 300-candle power incandescents in the monitor. Col Hewins supervises the installation and expects to light the cottage this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phonograph
Ocean Telegraph
United States Electric Light Company
Slso
Col. Hewins
Mail routing change for British French and Belgian lines
Postmaster General directs that from January 1 1885 all correspondence for Great Britain France and Belgium sent from Boston by Cunard steamers will be sent to New York for quicker transit unless specifically addressed to Boston cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Cunard
Boston
New York
Bishop Deposes Reverend for Drunkenness in Philadelphia
The Press announces on Christmas Day that Bishop Stevens has deposed Rev. Alexander B. Crawford from the Protestant Episcopal ministry for drunkenness while in the pulpit. Crawford, pastor of the chapel annexed to Episcopal Hospital in Philadelphia, resigned and returned to Dover, New Hampshire after the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bishop Stevens
Alexander B. Crawford
Protestant Episcopal Church
Crawford
Episcopal Hospital
Dover
N. H
Longtime Crawford County Resident Dies at 103 in Titusville
Baltzer Gehr, a Crawford county resident for eight years, died aged 103 years and six months. He recently claimed a $20,000 legacy that had remained unclaimed in Bucks county, traced to his 100th birthday celebration noted three years prior. An unrelated line touts a pure stimulant product, C. Layior Olaf Bourbon, in bottled form from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Baltzer Gehr
Crawford County
Bucks County
Parisians Roil Over Rumored Madness Of Poet Richepin
The London World reports Paris again buzzing about the supposed madness of Jean Richepin after rumors spread about his desert wanderings. Sarah Bernhardt faced anonymous abuse while preparing her role, with Paris newspapers noting the tale lacks foundation yet stirs capital gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Richepin
Ulysses
Sarah Bernhardt
Mme
Clovis- Hugues
Sarah
Theodora
Agoust
Hanlon-Lee
Oceana
M. Richepin
Paris Hotel Clock Theft Tale Amuses Pall Mall Gazette
A Paris lodging guest left on foot after paying her bill. The landlord found the mantel clock missing from the room after her trunks were dispatched. He pursued and accuses the lady of theft, while she protests the insult and shouts in her defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pall Mall Gazette
Paris
What has become of David Davis and others today
A compendium of brief items notes Davis inquiries and the heavier mail received by Mr. Carlisle, with Senator Logan following. It mentions Lieut Gen Sheridan ill at home, Edwin Stone newly from Biddeford at Minneapolis Academy of Music, a Cleveland reception in Buffalo on Jan 10, Miss Lelia J. Robinson succeeding in law in Washington territory and Oregon, a notable suit against the United States district attorney, and a five day men’s clothing sale by Macallar Parker & Co offering surplus goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Davis
Carlisle
Congress
Logan
Almerine Gillette
Canaan
Conn
Washington
Sheridan
Minneapolis Academy of Music
Edwin Stone
Biddeford
Cleveland
City Club of
Buffalo
Saturda
Col
Johnsen
Quincy House
Bayard of
Edmunds
Concord
N. H
Montpelier Argus
Lelia J. Robinson
Boston
Washington Territory
Oregon
United States
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Boston Post. Publishing Co., Publishers
Washington St
Bostom
Boston Weekly Post
Pridaye—i
ADVAN
Daily Post
Sm!wesely PO
A. P. Moore
Telegraph and Mail
New Hampshire
St. Martins
Benj. Dufresne
Nox
JHE Reading Railroad
Newfvondland
Brazil
Spanish Antilles
Sandwich Islands
Louisiana
House of Representatives
Gen. Grant
Trescott
Hawaiian Islands
Freyderick T. Frelinghuysen
Senator Bayard
Senator Garland
Mr. Bayard
Bayard
Treasury Department
Cabininet
Treasury
Navy Yards
Enate
Washington Monument
Monument
Charles River National Bank of
Cambridge
Mechanic’s National Bank of
New Bedford
Fourth National Bank of Riverside
Post Office Department
Eagle Lock Company
Terryvile
Secretary of the Treasury
Francis McNally
Charles Kaney
Alexandria
Egypt
Briep
Foreign News
Cortelos
Galicia
Louise Michel
Department of the Seine
Vienna
Josef Zenari
Discount Bank of
Italy
Germany
Red Sea
England
Bay of Abulis
Berlin
Volhynia
Bank of France
M. Chesnelong Gong
Romer
Dr. Durier
Natchitoches
Battley
T.S. News
Flory
Dr. Rabutean
Forget
Dueros
Uaville
Runquin
Dr. Collas
Dr. Bruguave
Clement
Desnoix
T. J. New
Japan
Walter
Madame Arline
Customs
Gotham Gleanings
Joseph Brands
Dey Street
Broadway
Herman E. Voss
Amelia
Broadway Safe Deposit Company
County Democracy
Tammany Hall
Republican Party
Citizens, Committee
Blandowski
Supreme Judicial Court
Allen
East Cambridge
Daniel P. Stone
Valeria G. Stone
Kilby Street
Maine
Page
Cutler
Stanley
Everett Fletcher
Virginia
Concord Railroad
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Charleston
S. C
Summerville
Francis David
Lizzie Way
David
Way
Baltimore
Mrs. David
Mrs. Way
Statistics OF Crime
Sandwich
Cape
Cotuiton
Mashpee
Cotuit
NEW England Notes
Johnson Gingham Company
North Adams
Chester
William Spatford
William Mead
Stonington Railway Round House
Providence
R. I
North Brookfield
John D. Devlin
Russell Lamphere
North Main Street
Lamphere
FRE Locomotive Engineers
George A. Bingham
Litieson
Trinity Triangle
King Island
Common Council
Lee
Smith
Dudley
Langdon Streets
Newton
Rutland
Bowdoin and
Glney
Fraser
Ward 6
Fire Department
Board of Health
Committee On Finance
Marley
Ward
Finance Committee
Lappen
Frazer
Murphy
Messrs. Wharton and Blume
Osborne
Bromwich
Wharton
Ward 11
Park Commissioners
Long Island
Ward 1
Collison
Taylor
Ward 8
Ward 21
Ward 16
Blume
French
Ward 13
Callison
Burrill
Rosnosky
Mr. Osborne
Mr. Emmons
Harding
Mr. Wharton
Her Majesty’s Opera Company
Howard Athenrum
Rich and Harris
John A. Stevens
Tennessee Jubilee Singers
Carrollers
Madison Quartette
Gus Williams
Capt. Mishler
Mrs. Winthrop
Madison Square Theatre Company
Park Theatre
John T. Raymond
Boucicault
Dion Boucicault
Nina Boucicault
Colleen Bawn
D. G. Boucicault, Jr
Danny Mann
Museum Company
Augustin Daly
Globe Theatre
Corps de Ballet
Marge
Phare
C. Layior Olaf
Samah Bernhardt
London World
Sicez
Post Publishing CO
Gaul
Madame
Oscar Wilde
Macallar, Parker & Co
Angostura
Aoe
Ll. G. Bb. Siegert & Ons
Damon
Sudbury
Pers
Massacghusetts Mutual Life Insurange Company
George N. Carpente
Milk Street
Bosted
Enera
Hall Rubber
Summer Street
Gold Weddal
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
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