Sparks Says Cleveland and Lamar Cordially Support Him
SPECIAL TO THE PosT from Washington reports Sparks claims strong backing from President and Secretary of the Interior for his policies. The piece catalogs within the Treasury drama surrounding Charles Coon and Folger era actions, notes GOP sentiment on silver coinage, and recalls past naval committee intrigue and miscalculations.
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Sparks
Cleveland
Lamar
Congress
Post
Treasury
Iber
Gove Pame
Danko
Cipethus
Randall
Carlisle
Zour Yersele
Aecliente
Randall Blunder Prompts Naval Budget Debate
The transcript critiques Randall for errors in budgeting and engrossing, noting possible deliberate slowing. It argues for a reformist naval committee leadership, favoring Hewitt over Randall to ensure real naval appropriations. The piece also reports Benjamin’s Persian attack experience and Bigelow’s declined post as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handall
Randall
Naval Committee
Hewitt
Benjamin
Washington
G. W. Benjamin
Persia
Bigelow
Washington, D. C
John Tigelow
United States
New York
Senate
Lemont
Brecktons Conspiracy Reveals Brockton Link to Boston Gang
Special dispatch reports a broad plot of ruffianism traced from Boston to Brockton and beyond. A Brockton mulatto leader is identified, with detectives recovering letters and a dirk and revolver linked to West End operations. Fugitives sought in New Bedford as investigations widen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
POST
Brockton
Boston
North End
West End
West Fad
Plymouth
New Bedford
Bridgewater
Middleboro
Willzo Tash
Fearful Peril of Many Sleeping Passengers
A Boston express train from Boston to New York derailed near Pelhamville at 6 this morning after a gale tore a platform from its foundations. The engine and cars plunged down a 60 foot embankment, several postal clerks were trapped in the mail car, one fireman died, others were rescued, and passengers fled in night clothes as debris and wreckage filled the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
McCausland
Martha
Boston and Albany
Eugene Blake
United States Southern and Western Mails
K. E. Clark
W. F. Hart
Charles Mitchell
C. F. Jurner
J. H. McCoy
P. Covaty
Augustus Holcomb
Merritt
Pelhamville
Phillips
Matt
Mr. McCausland
McCoy
Turner
Stevenson
Bridgeport
Shore Line
New Rochelle
Pelbata
Gimagen
Elevated roads debate stirs Boston business leaders
Promoters discuss the propulsion of elevated railways as horse car rivals fear loss of patrons. Stockholders, legislators, and newspapers weigh the plan, with talks of new routes, charters, and price caps amid a public transit crunch.
Tide Wracks Coast as Northeast Gale Ravages Shoreline
A historic northeast gale battered the eastern coast from Friday into yesterday, causing extensive damage from Barsen to Nantasket. Waves, ice, and flooding wrecked beaches and piers, destroyed structures along Crescent and Nantasket beaches, displaced houses, and halted trains on the Mantasket Beach Railroad. One captain died from cold near Plymouth as vessels drifted ashore and crews faced perilous conditions along New England shores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
Barsen Beach
A. H. Tower
Charles Atwell
Henry Ripsey
Sumner Ames
Bridgewater
Robert Ainshie
Cohasset
Lawrence Bar
Jerusalem Road
Strep Rock
Bates’s Hill
Pleasant Beach
Lakecoln
Shoot
Green Hill
Gun Rock
Captain Walsh
Atlantic Avenue
Crescent Beach
Meadh
Nantasiket
Nantasket Beach
Hotel Nantasket
Charles Crockett
Minot’s Ledge
Gloucester
Silver Dart
Boston Wwe. M. Winch
Sandwich
Humane Society
Scituate
Front
Governor Stoneman Responds To Chinese Immigration Pressure
Governor Stoneman, replying to Secretary Bayard, reports no violence toward Chinese in California and no anticipated trouble. He notes a broad coast-wide opposition to further immigration and argues Californians can maintain order without external guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Stoneman
Bayard
California
Schooner Fire Threatens Total Loss Near Biddeford Pool
Schooner Silver Spray of Rockland under Captain F. K. Robinson burns near Biddeford Pool with a lime cargo. Crew unloads rigging and deck load to save cargo, but flames may breach the hull. Telegram sent to owners. negligence alleged against life-saving station employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saco
Silver Spray
Rockland
F. KE. Ropinson
Biddeford Pool
Niles Disappears. Springfield Trader Presumed Ill
Morace L. Niles, a large Springfield grocery and meat dealer long with Niles & Carter, has vanished since Thursday. A tentative mental breakdown is suspected, but his solvency is confirmed and trustees have taken over his business in hopes of his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Morace L. Niles
Niles & Carter
Comet Found by Warner Observatory Professor Wins Prize
Rochester reports Professor Swift of Warner Observatory received a telegram from Professor Brooks of Phelps announcing a new comet in Aquila, low southwest in early evening. The body lies about six degrees south of Alpha, with bright appearance and slow easterly motion, earning Brooks the Warner prize of $200 for 1855.
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Rochester
N. Y
Swift
Warner Observatory
Brooks
Phelps
Aquila
Warner
Besse arraigned in Lawton murder case at Wareham
Samuel F. Besse, arrested for the murder of Richard M. Lawton of Westport, was arraigned in Wareham yesterday. A lengthy testimony about the body condition and wounds was taken, and the prisoner was held to await grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wareham
Samuel F. Besse
Richard M. Lawton
Westport
Benzine 4s a Reviver in Newport Fire Tragedy
Bridget Shea, a Perry House Newport domestic, was fatally burned while trying to rekindle a fire with benzine. Hugh Conarty attempted assistance and was burned. Aliie Sullivan, another domestic, jumped from the roof and broke her ankle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Bridget Shea
Perry House
Newport
Hugh Conarty
Aliie Sullivan
Boy Felix Dolan Found Dead Near Worcester Brook
The body of eight year old Felix Dolan, missing since Friday night, was recovered from a brook north of Worcester today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Lee
Felix Dolan
Beak and Bucher Hat and Fur Dealers Fail
Chicago December 87 Beak and Bucher hat and fur dealers fail with liabilities around 100000. The firm faces creditors amid financial strain affecting local trade and retail customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Beak &Bucher
Weather Indications for New England
Indications for New England show slightly warmer and fair weather in the southern portion with local snows and somewhat warmer conditions in the northern portion. Winds will generally be from the southwest to northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasurxeron
Dec
New England
Virgin Salt offer with lithographed eye card in ten colors
The Virgin Salt Company of Newhlaven Connecticut promotes Virgin Salt as the cleanest purest salt. They offer a ten by nine inch lithographed eye card with the purchase and a large package for 10 cents to grocers and customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgin Salt Company
Newhlaven
Conn
Texas Tragedies Horrify Austin Citizens Seek Bloody Murderers
Reports from Austin detail two brutal murders on Friday night with W H Hancock and his wife found bleeding and dead. Mrs Phillips and her infant were slain by an axe blow, prompting a mayoral meeting and a citizens safety committee. A later string of crimes includes the discovery of a slain eight year old in Clarksville and the poisoning death of Nngh Eanes, with suspicion on a mother and a boarder named Courtney. Police pursue Dollie and the suspected killers as public fear spreads.
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Galveston
Tex
Austin
W. H. Hancock
Phillips
Ella Phillips
State House
Committee On Public Safety
Hancock
Claude Banes
Clarksville
Nngh Eanes
Eanes
Charles Courtney
Claude
Courtney
Dollie
San Antonio
Eades
Citizens’ Committee On Safety
Vacech
Speeches in Boston Theatre Draw Large Boston Audience
The Boston Theatre hosted Mons ger Tompkins in a lavish program that drew one of the era’s largest crowds. Parson Downs spoke on God’s Christmas Gift to the World and read a poem before John A. Coffey and the Syndicate stars, while rumors linked Downs to a dime museum that were denied by Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fie
Boston
Monsger Tompkins
Boston Theatre
Mammoth Playhouse
Lothian
Napier
Herr Boardman
Parson Downs
Carson Downs
John A. Coffey
Pastor Downs
West
Austin
Austin & Stone
Dime Museum
Mr. Austin
POST
Mr. Downs
New York
Burglars Blow Open Swampscott Railroad Office
Thieves forced a window and door at the Boston and Maine station in Swampscott between 8 and 4 yesterday morning, blowing open the safe with dynamite. They took tickets and various valuables including a $1000 note, saving books, and funds from the railroad and American Express, while a barrel of apples used as cover was found nearby. No clue as to the culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Division
Boston and Maine Railroad
Swampscott
George Hussey
Lynn
Noclew
Arsenic in a Well Sparks Texas Poisonings
In San Augustine Texas on December 27 a mass poisoning struck two families, four died and nine more ill from arsenic in a common well. Samuel Tanner and Fletcher Taylor families were affected. autopsy confirmed poisoning. James Willey, a Black man who warned of harm, was arrested amid suspicions of revenge and evil influence. Arsenic traced from a shop fifteen miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Augustine
Tex
Samuel Tanners
Fletcher Taylor
Tanners
James Willey
Tanner
Willey
Gang of youths raids saloon on Broadway near Revere line
A group of young men forced their way into Daniel Hollands saloon on Broadway near the Revere line on Christmas Eve, wrecked lamps and bottles, and assaulted Hollands with a step ladder before driving him out. Police arrested William A. Steele as the gang leader last evening and he faces a court appearance today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Holland
Broadway
Revere
William A. Steele
Four held in theft of $500 dog from Temple street owner
In Municipal Court Saturday L C Durkee a West End liquor dealer Alfred A Hines a hack driver and Andrew Barrett were charged with stealing a $500 pet dog from Miss Marion A D Tenney Lorenzen of Temple street a week ago Durkee and Hines were held in 1009 each and Barrett in 500 for their appearance in Superior Court on Jan 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Durkee
West End
Alfred A. Hines
Andrew Barrett
Marion A. D. Tenney-Lorenzen
Temple Street
Durkee
Hines
Barrett
Superior Court
Arrests After Sunday Card Game in South Boston
Thomas F. McCarthy and William Fitzgerald were arrested by sixth division officers yesterday afternoon for playing cards on Sunday at 386 Broadway South Boston. Edward Crane and Edward J. Callahan were also arrested for being present at the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. McCarthy
William Fitzgerald
Sixth Division
Broadway
South Boston
Edward Crane
Edward J. Callahan
Schooners Ashore Off New Bedford and Menemsha
Schooner Cathie C. Berry from Thomaston Maine bound to load guanos in Quick's Hole ashore at Nashawena. An unknown schooner is ashore in Menemsha Bight near New Bedford Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Cathie C. Berry
Thomaston
Boston
Clark’s Cove
Nashawena
Quick’s Hole
Menemsha Bight
Ticks by Telegraph Prime Minister Sagasta Opens Cortes
A disjointed news summary notes Sagasta opening the Spanish Cortes by royal decree, a San Francisco court decision in Sharon versus Hill about a marriage contract, flood damage in Brockton, an exoneration in Rutland, a mine disaster at Nanticoke, a relief expedition for the Amethyst crew, and a Navy-Treasury dispute over rescue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagasta
San Francisco
Sharon
First National Bank
Bill
Nanticoke Penn
Senator Fair
Manning
Behring Sea
Treasury of Navy Department
Trial in Salem Court on Murder Case of Henry Goodwin
The trial of Henry K. Goodwin for the murder of Albert D. Swan on August 27 will start in the Supreme Court at Salem. Goodwin, who claimed no motive, shot Swan in the back after a brief talk, then surrendered to police. The case, once set for Lawrence, will be heard in Salem with Attorney General Sherman for the prosecution and General Butler and Colonel Sweeney for the defense. A panel of sixty jurors has been chosen, with objections raised over jurors from certain towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Zremont Street
Cambridge
Joe V. Meigs
East Cambridge
Beacon Hill
Christendom
Meigs
Sellers
Butler
John P. Squire
Roeion
Henry K. Goodwin
Albert D. Swan
Supreme Court
Salem
Goodwin
Swan
B. F. Butler
John P. Sweeney
Ney
Lawrence
Sherman
Sweeney
Allen and
Gardner
Methuen
Andover
North Andover
Death and burials clash with unconsecrated ground stir
Cornelius Riley's burial was blocked by the Catholic Church due to unconsecrated cemetery ground. The funeral procession was halted as the priest forbade the service from the Immaculate Conception Church house. Peers for the repose of his soul were said in the church amid dispute over his burial lot. Also noted: a widespread work rule changing store closing hours for clothing and haberdashery shops under the K of L. Officer Shortell brings in a thief who stole Perkins's team and another carriage in Manchester. the suspect faces court.
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Cornelius Riley
Chucrh
Orne Street
Immaculate Conception
Hiley
K. Or
Salon
Peabody
Beverly
Marbiehead
Loris GC. TV
Scuteser
Deasers
K. of L
District Assembly
Shortell
Manchester
John H. Brockelbank
Daniel A. Perkins
Exeter
N. H
Death of Marcus Beresford Primate of Ireland
A London despatch reports the death of Rev Marcus G Beresford D D archbishop of Armagh primate of all Ireland born 1801 son of Kilmore bishop and nephew of the first Marquis of Waterford educated at Richmond School and Trinity College Cambridge served as rector at Kildalkey and vicar of Drung Lara later vicar-general Kilmore archdeacon Ardagh consecrated to Kilmore Elphin and Ardagh in 1854 translated to Armagh in 1863 and served as primate and prelate of the Order of St Patrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
London
Marcus G. Beresford
Armagh
All Ireland
Marcus Gervais Beresford
Kilmore
Waterford
Richmond School
Yorkshire
Tate
Trinity College, Cambridge
Kildalsen
Drung and
Lara
Ardagh
Elphin
Order of St. Patrick
Boston Austrian Hungarian Benevolent Association Officers Named
The Boston Austrian Hungarian Benevolent Association met at 176 Tremont Street yesterday afternoon. New officers for the coming year include President Nathan Klein, Vice President Lewis Weiss, Recording Secretary J Weinberger, Financial Secretary M Yeichner, and Treasurer Cnlwartz with trustees J Jacobdowitz J Birbach 8 Goodman Solomon Bal sam. A new member initiated was Bal sam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Austrian Hungarian Benevolent Association
Tremont Street
Nathan Klein
Lewis Weiss
J. Weinberger
M. Yeichner
Cnlwartz
J. Jacobdowitz
J. Birbach
Goodman
Soloman Balsam
Westboro Father Gifts Daughters Pair of Furnished Homes
Mr. Christopher Whitney of Westboro presented each of his two married daughters with a nicely furnished residence on Church street. The adjoining houses, fitted up at considerable expense, are valuable gifts for the daughters and their well-established husbands will surely appreciate the presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Whitney
Church Street
New Stamp Offices Open On Postoffice Square
Two new offices are set up in the Postoffice square corridor for stamp sales, joining the Devonshire street location. One office specializes in stamps only to speed purchases, but holiday demand still causes some delays in stamp sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice Square
Devonshire Street
Teenled Fire Alarm Incident Sparks City Ordinance Charge
Frank Nolan aged 15 rang in a false alarm from Box 97 about 5 40 last night while intoxicated. Patrolman Deering of the third division arrested Nolan shortly after and he will be charged in court this morning with violating a city ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nolan
Deering
Nolan
The Biggest Wash on Record with Pearling
A bold note on Pearling delivering the biggest wash on record, praised for its speed ease and quality.
Life-Saving Crew Rescues Point Judith Wrecks at Block Island
The Newport Journal reports the rescue saga of the Point Judith life-saving crew as they respond to the wreck of the Mott Haven near Block Island on Christmas morning. Captain Waters and Captain Knowles weathered a gale to relay the harrowing tale, with the rescued Mott Haven crew, the DeWolf survivors, and vessel movements described in detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Newport
Point Judith
Block Island
Mott Haven
Narragansett Pier
Waters
Dodge
Calais
Block Island Harbor
Knowles
Ashford
New York
Eastport
Schower Wolfie DeWoolf
DeWolf
Conley
George W. Danielson
Herbert W. Knowles
G. W. Danielson
Bicek Island
Captain Conley
Danielson
Arbama
Bobstsy
Newports
United States
Willie DaWolf
Clay Head
Desperate Irish political conflict disrupts Limerick siege
In Creagh Lane, Limerick, a house occupied by Blake was besieged by political opponents. The ensuing two hour battle drew in women and men alike as sticks, stones, guns, and pistols clashed. At least twenty people were wounded, some severely, as police restored order. Brisson declines to run for presidency in Paris. Servian forces attack a Bulgarian frontier village, are repulsed with three Bulgarian soldiers wounded. Bulgaria protests to the Powers over the armistice breach. Wool broker Robert Girdwood of Edinburgh suspends payments of about £150,000 and flees to Spain after defalcations around £50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunellin
Ireland
Creagh Lane
Limerick
Blake
Brisson
Paris
M. Grevy
Soria
Dee
Servia
East Boston ferries spark comic gatehouse clash
Travel by the East Boston ferries ran busy on Friday as a British seaman balked at the ticket box rule. A gateman urged him to use the toll house path, the man resisted, a scuffle followed, and the exchange ended with the Briton aboard the boat while the gateman plotted further retaliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uat Cove
Boston Leads in Religious Liberty in Public Institutions
From the Catholic Review, New York, the piece notes Boston and Massachusetts grant priests and instructors access to prisons and reformatories by law, while New York State and city continue to fight for conscience rights in public institutions. It contrasts Puritan legacy with progressive religious liberty in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Review
New York
Boston
Massachusetts
Scabs Attacked by Striking Moulders at North Dighton
Six scabs returning from work in North Dighton were attacked by about thirty striking moulders who chased them to J. H. Codding's house. About twenty pistol shots were fired, with stones and bricks also thrown. Injured included Thomas Donahue shot in the body, James McNamara with a temple gash and a head lump, and Charles Von Walterburg with a cut face and bruises. Both sides claimed provocation and denied firearms, with some strikers injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dighton
J. H. Codding
Thomas Donahue
James McNamara
Charles von Walterburg
Pure Stimulants Advert by G O Taylor
Ad promotes exceptionally pure and safe stimulants from G O Taylor offering old bourbon and pure rye whiskies in bottles sold by druggists and grocers with emphasis on quality and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Taylor
Murder in Foxboro: Elderly widow found dead after Christmas
In Foxboro a 76-year-old widow, Elizabeth Arrington, was found murdered in a small Baker Street cottage. Investigators describe a brutal attack over money, noting a bloodstained room, a bloody footprint, and multiple head wounds. The inquest is set for 9 A.M. tomorrow before Justice Grever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxboro
Mass
Baker and
Chestnut Streets
Elizabeth Arrington
Simmons
Robbery suspect Robert Lincoln captured after chase
On December 1 a colored man named Robert Lincoln stole a $30 silk daman and clothing from Nannie of Front Street. A warrant issued, officers pursued him across Phillips Street. Lincoln spurred Patrolman Fitzgerald into a chase ending with a struggle and his confinement in the station house cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lincoln
Nannie
Front Street
Lincoln
Fitzgerald
Phillips Street
Lindell Place
Station Ouse
Police arrest two for resisting officers at Billerica Street
Patrolmen Quimby Pinkerton Abbot and Gray of the third division searched John J Cannon's premises at 24 Billerica street for intoxicating liquors at 5 15 last night. Cannon and bartender John Nolan attempted to drain decanters into a sink during the entrance and a brief struggle followed, resulting in the seizure of a small amount of whiskey and ale and the arrest of both men for resisting the officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quimby
Pinkerton
Abbot
Gray
John J. Cannon
Billerica Street
Cannon
John Nolan
Nolan
Norton seeks new trial in Dover suit and removal of non-suit
Marcus P. Norton has moved for a new trial in his suit against the city of Dover New Hampshire and to remove the order of non-suit in suits against Portsmouth Concord Manchester and Nashua. A hearing in Portsmouth is scheduled for next month. Norton sued Dover for 50000 alleging infringement of Knibb patent valve on steam fire engines owned by Norton and others. The trial ended in a verdict for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus P. Norton
Dover
N. H
Portsmouth
Concord
Manchester
Nashua
Norton
Knibb
Porter Richard Brown Dies After Fall in Fanena Hall Square
Richard Brown a porter of 49 Wall street collapsed in a fit in Fanena Hall square on Saturday morning and fractured his skull. He was brought to City Hospital where he died shortly after admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Brown
Wall Street
Fanena Hall Square
City Hospital
Girls rescued from house of ill-fame on Endicott Street
Two young girls Ella Durant and Nellie Butler were rescued from the house of ill-fame No 19 Endicott street Saturday evening by Captain Dawson and Sergeant Coleman of the first division. The girls said they were detained against their will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Durant
Nellie Butler
House of Ill-Fame
Endicott Street
Dawson
Coleman
First Division
Jottings About the City in Boston Week
Weekly city notes report 159 deaths in Boston last week versus 210 a year earlier, with rate per 1000. Local caterers Fern and Weber and Mrs. J D Raley sent Christmas gifts to Engine 26 firefighters. Printers Union met at 176 Tremont street with officers installed and routine business. Rev W A Alger to lecture on poetry power at Youre Men’s Christian Union on Tuesday evening. Boston Lodge No 7 of the Brotherhood of Railroad Brakemen met at 175 Tremont street. G K Cunningham and P E Swasey initiated. Boston Y M C A prayer meetings at No 10 Tremont Row list schedulers for week officiants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Fern and Weber
J. D. Raley
Printers’ Union
Tremont Street
Wa. Alger
Youre Men’s Christian Union
Boston Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad Brakeman
G. K. Cunningham
P. KE. Swasey
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Tremont Row
H. J. Pierson
D. H. Bla
G. L. Small
T. D. Roberts
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Volger
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Brecktons Conspiracy
Committee On Safety
C. A. Richards
Fridsay
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Horee Railway
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Tremont
Lie
Arge
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Empire of
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Miss Sampson
Market Street
Drew’s Block
Market and Leyden Streets
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Sabra E. Killam
Adelia Hartwell
Lishwell
REW Court
Texas
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Hallroad
Swampscott Brown
Chelsea
Miss Tenney
Lorenzen
Algert Sawn
Henry HK. Goodwin
Westboro
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Foreign News
Robert Girdwood
Edinburgh
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Will
Ivit
Sumit
Siso
Marcus Norton
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