Washington Debates Kasson Rule and Tax Proposals
The Democrats debate Kasson rule and protectionist tactics as Republicans back live measures in tariff and tax debates. Senate amendments cut tobacco duty and adjust vinegars while a conference on sugar and protectionist goals looms. Reciprocals with Mexico advance in Senate committee amid diplomacy, with notable moves on salt rebates and bank circulation tax.
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Washington
Feb. Ll
Keifer
Kasson
Senate
Randall
House
Beck
Vance
West
Tobacco Association
Congress
Miller
New York
Platt
Ingalls
Hewitt
Alabama
Mills
Texas
Democratic Party
The Raging Floods Strike Cincinnati Waters Rise
Cincinnati endures a historic Ohio River flood with water at 61 1/2 inches and rising nearly two inches hourly. Banks, warehouses, and stock yards flood as coal fleets, gas works, and rail transfers face disruption. Nearby Newport Covington and Pittsburgh report rising rivers, with dozens of streets and cellars underwater and authorities rushing to move goods and protect supplies.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Newport
Covington
Vienna
Kentucky
Aurora
Ind
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Chicago
Hamilton
Dayton
Indiana
Washington
Baltimore
Cumminsville
Little Miami
Pittsburg
Ohio River
Milcreek
Pearl Street
River Front
Walnut Street
Fourth Street
Commercial Gazette
Parkersburg
Kanawha
Marietta
Portsmouth
Maysville
Lawrenceburg
Assaults on city outskirts spark swift arrests and blame cast
Detectives uncover a series of assaults on lonely streets with six months seeing half a dozen cases. A 17 year old boy John H Gibbs is captured after breaking into Rev J M Stiflers house. Gibbs confesses to three more cases and implicates accomplice Ward. Gibbs faces probable life term amid strong public indignation.
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J. M. Stifler
John H. Gibbs
Ward
Gibbs
The Granddaughter Who Married Against the General's Will
An Atlanta Constitution report recounts Gen. Toombs disinheriting his granddaughter Miss Dubose for marrying Mr. Colley without his consent. The account covers the ensuing struggle, Toombs’s stubborn refusal to relent, the will alteration, and Miss Dubose’s marriage while the household faced illness and tension. The tale includes anecdotes of Toombs’s temper and a later change in behavior toward a runaway slave.
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Atlanta Constitution
Gen. Toombs
Toombs
Miss Dubese
Bob Toombs
Miss Dubose
Mr. Colley
Washington
Colley
Gen.Toombs
Stephens
Mexico’s Resources and the Reciprocity Treaty Value
A survey of Lower California, Sonora, Chihuahua, Coahuila, Nuevo Leon, Tamaulipas and other states outlines geography, climate, topography, and mineral riches. It cites cattle ranching, mining districts, and sparse infrastructure while noting rail links, ports, distances, and agricultural outputs.
Loss and sly hints in a Massachusetts puzzle
The passage notes the loss of a notable Republican jewel and mentions ex Warden Earle with Worcester as his address. It adds Gen Butler preparing for a hunt near Tewksbury and remarks that state prison convicts sang goodbye to David months earlier, implying awareness or sentiment among the convicts.
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Earle
Worcester
Heart of the Commonwealth
Gen. Butler
Tewksbury
David
Graveyard thefts near Montreal fuel infant industry claim
Report claims 150 bodies were stolen from Montreal area graveyards during winter, with half sent to the United States and sold to medical schools. It labels the practice an infant industry unprotected by Canadian tariffs and notes fraud allegations in Fall River wards. Senator-elect Cummings is said to have a certificate, while rival Marvell reportedly abandoned the fraud hunt.
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Montreal
United States
Fall River
Cummings
Marvell
Tennessee House considers bill banning officials from free railroad passes
A proposed Tennessee House bill would criminalize accepting a free railroad pass by state or county officials. It states no railroad is exempt, noting some southern lines are rarely used unless paid or compelled, but those exceptions do not appear in the measure.
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Tennessee House of Representatives
South
Lowell's New Directory Shows Population Boost
Lowell unveils a directory listing 20 794 names, implying a population around 103 970 by Chicago method. The estimate, based on common city calculations, places current population near 62 382 with a gain of about 3 000 over the last national census figures.
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Lowell
Chicago
Chicago capitalists lease Mexican mountain for metals
Chicago capitalists have leased El Cerro de los Remedios near Durango Mexico and plan extensive mining of tin iron and silver. They have invested about 1 million dollars already and will invest more as the Mexican Central Railway is expected to reach Durango within a year.
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Chicago
Mexico
el Cerro de Los Remedios
Durango
Infant plate glass duty deemed 120 percent reasonable
The Indianapolis Sentinel notes Mr. De Pauw’s infant plate glass industry is protected at 120 percent, doubling a $100 article to $240. It cites Senator Voorhees as saying such a duty on large plate glass sizes is a very reasonable one.
Washington Republican forecasts extra Senate session over leadership
The Washington Republican says a presidential call for an extra Senate session is likely if no presiding officer is elected by March 4 as Senator Davis's term ends. It notes Mahone will block the officer’s election unless Gorham is chosen secretary, calling Mahone small in some ways but influential in others.
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Washington Republican
Senate
David Davis
Mahone
Chorge C. Gorham
Funeral bill for late Congressman Allen reviewed
The bill paid by the House of Representatives for the Missouri congressman's funeral totaled 1966. The author criticizes lavish expenses including 13 white silk scarfs 117 dollars and 9 black scarfs 81 dollars 66 bottles of Apollinaris water ham chickens turkeys sandwiches boxes of strawberries and hotel and restaurant meals. The piece argues such extravagance is unnecessary and costly to taxpayers calling congressional funeral committees a national burden.
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Allen
Missouri
House of Representatives
Garfield
New Orleans cabbies faulted for poor historic guidance
The Times-Democrat complains visitors in New Orleans leave half satisfied due to hackmen ignorance of local history. It notes many historic sites, from Lafitte’s house to Napoleon’s retreat, remain unfamiliar to taxi drivers who primarily show crowds Canal Street, the city hall, and the cathedral. It adds Boston cabbies are better informed on local history, though not always accurate. An intelligent cabby can greatly enhance a visitor’s experience and prosper in the long run.
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New Orleans
Hackman
Cabby
Canal
St. Charles Streets
City Hall
Lafayette Square
Cotton Exchange
Times-Democrat
Boston
Milk Street
Post
Ben Franklin
Franklin
Back Bay
International Regulations for Immigrants Regulation Plan
Washington February 11. The house commerce committee agrees to report a joint resolution creating commissions on immigration to study safety, health, and comfort of passengers on steam vessels. Three U.S. commissioners receive per diem pay and expenses, with a secretary at per diem. The panel would coordinate with Britain and Germany, and possible joint international action to harmonize rules. Also notes a legal question on congressional salary attachment and a naval appropriations amendment to appoint a three-admiral board.
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Secretary of the Interior
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Phillips
Morse
Massachusetts
Secretary of the Navy
Naval and Marine Hospital
Chelsea
Mass
C. A. Robinson & Co
Chicago
Senate Judiciary Committee
Arlington
Lees
Philadelphia
Franken Institute
Thomas Donohue
Grand
Citizens’ Committee
Naval
Naval Academy
Senate
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Civil Service
Washington
House Committee On Commerce
Commission On Immigration
Great Britain
Germany
Secretary of State
United States
Congress
West
Tom Ochiltree
Texas
Ochiltree
Solicitor of the Treasury
the Treasury
Rollins
Committee On
Naval Affairs
Mutual Union Lines Lease to Western Union Reported
New York February 10 The Mutual Union Telegraph company wires are to be leased in perpetuity by Western Union. Western Union guarantees 6 percent on $5,000,000 of Mutual Union bonds and 1 1 percent on $10,060,000 of stock, about $450,000 annually. A 30 year sinking fund will pay principal. Ratification by stockholders expected next week. Mutual Union lines become Western Union managed though operation details unclear. William B Somerville to remain in charge of the press department.
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Mutual Union Company
Western Union
New York
Mutual Union Telegraph Company
Western Union Company
Wall Street
Westernmon Company
Issu
United Press Association
Mutual Union
William B. Somerville
Assembly Committee Probes State Prison Hat Trade Impact
New York Assembly prisons committee resumes hearing with Michael F. Murray of Yonkers testifying that New York prison output reached 600 dozen hats daily at 50 cents per day per man. He notes subcontractor wages and a Yonkers factory sale on default, while others near bankruptcy. Witnesses from shoe and marble trades argue prison contracts harm competition and the marble business in the eastern states totals 3.5 million dollars annually.
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New York Assembly
New York
Assembly Committee On
Michael F. Murray
Yonkers
Witness
Arthur Kenny
Robert C. Maxwell
Marlyland
Baltimore
Newport News in Brief From Providence Feb 11 1900s
Commander Morris of the U S Navy sinks rapidly at Newport as his family arrives. Rev F F Emerson of Amherst preaches first Newport sermon at United Congregational church. Worcester carpenter Frank Miller survives a suicide attempt at a hotel after sending a note to his wife. Snow buries the city six inches followed by light rain. Rev Orm F Otis dies at 72, serving as acting assistant at Union Congregational Church.
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Providence
R. 1
Morris
United States Navy
Newport
F. F. Emerson
Amherst
United Congregational Church of
Frank Miller
Worcester
Mass
Orm F. Otis
Behrends
Union Congregational Church
Salem Post Hires Clas Hidden as New Manager in Newburyport
A news sweep notes Clas W Hidden of Newburyport named new manager of the Salem Post. Other items report Rex as register of wills in Philadelphia, a King for mayor, and various local and national notices. Also listed are illnesses, lotteries, GAR muster, express company purchases, a new Edward King novel, tariff talk, and remarks on Gov. Cleveland and President Arthur era matters.
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Salem Post
Clas. W. Hidden
Newburyport
Philadelphia
Rex
King
T. M. Gibson
Gibson & Co
Millers
Indianapolis
Ind
Young’s Hotel
Fire destroys Cornell Steam boat building and City of Catskill
A fire in Ron tout New York destroyed the Cornell Steam Boat Company's building and adjoining ice houses. The City of Catskill steamboat burned to the water’s edge nearby, valued at $150,000, with total losses about $175,608. Additional fires across New York and surrounding areas caused hundreds of thousands in damage, with numerous businesses including harness dealers, engravers, and iron works affected.
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Rontout
N. Y
Roxpout
Cornell Steamboat Company
George Teller & Bro
Feather Merchants
Crosby, Sadler & Co
New York, Catskill and Athens Steamboat Company
City of
New York
New Yor
Spruce Street
Broom & Smith
Morocco
Great American Engraving and Printing Company
F. Wassels & Co
Bill Printing Press Company
Heap & Cor
Michael Ford
Boston
Telegraph
Memrphis
St. Clair County
Mich
Marvis
R.S. Deland
A. M. Hodges
A. B. Sutherland
T. B. Chessall
McAvoy & Co
Wichman & Co
W. L. Hinckley
Ames Iron Works
New York Safety Steam Power Company
Chicago
Moneton
N. B
Pottinger
Intercolonial Railway
Morrisburg
J. 8
Haldeman
Brown & Hoag
Figuring Mills
Higley &Johnson
Medina
Dublin Prisoners Identified as Murderers in Court Scene
The Informer Kavanagh testifies the Dublin prisoners plotted to murder Burke and Cavendish and attacked Vield. He identifies Fitzharris as the cab driver and details the Phoenix Park sequence with witnesses corroborating earlier visits to pubs. The court adjourns to Feb 15 as prosecutors vow full corroboration.
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Kavanagh
Dublin
Burke
Frederick Gavendish
Vield
Brady
Kelly
Patrick Delaney
Island Bridge
Phoenix Monument
Fitzharris
Lord Cavendish
Mr. Burke
James Carey
Delaney
Carey
Newt
Nolan
Phoenix Park
George Motley
Capel Street
Wren
Hanlon
London
Phenix Park
Swansea
DruBiin
Grand Canal
Kidnainham Court House
Denix
Tom Caffery
Cannes
Gladstone
M. Clemenceau
Ireland
Donnell
O’donnell
M. P
Lioch Foyle
Lord Hartington
O'Donnell
Jury list frauds arrest at New York office
Patrick Cunningham and William T. McElrath, workers for the commissioner of jurors, were arrested on fraud charges for accepting payments to excuse jurors. They allegedly profited from 4000 to 5000 regular customers, about 100 dollars annually each. John J. Layden, a bill poster, faces manslaughter charges linked to the condemned killer Kenny. A birthday dinner honored ex Secretary of State Evarts, with judges and lawyers present. Murray Hill bank messenger William Dickson robbed of 11000 on a Third Avenue car. German bartender Charles D Seebach fired a pistol at snowballing boys, hitting nine-year-old John Noonan. Seebach jailed.
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New York
Patrick Cunningham
William T. McElrath
John J. Layden
Kenny
Evarts
Rapallo
Davis
Benedict
Edwards Pierrepont
William Dickson
Murray Hill Bank
Third Avenue
Charles D. Seebach
John Noonan
Seebach
Winter Snow Storm Delays Rail Traffic In Hartford
Hartford reports the season's heaviest snow storm with tracks cleared today. Rail service will resume normally tomorrow as trains run on schedule.
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Hartford
Conn
Bath launches two masted schooner William T Donnell
New England News reports at Bath on Saturday Deering and Donnell launched the three masted schooner William T Donnell of 538.07 tons register with Capt Faset of Hyannis to command. In the lower branch half the greenbackers and one fifth of the democrats joined the Republicans to push the prohibition amendment. The Portland Argus notes the Maine Steamship Co annual meeting voted to sell the franchise and property before reorganization and adjourned without electing directors.
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Bath
Deering & Donnell
William T. Donnell
Faset
Hyannis
Greenbackers
Portland Argus
Maine Steamship Company
Local notices mix tragedy and transport developments
Warner high school closed Saturday as 33 of 50 scholars facing measles. Willis Fitch, 11, of North Weate, killed Friday when a locomotive struck his ex sled. Rev James DeNormandie, longtime Unitarian pastor in Portsmouth, preached farewell Sunday. Edward Lemoyne jailed 13 years for burglaries at Claremont. Only 42,600 pounds of fresh cod salted Portsmouth fish trade. Franklin Methodist church sold at auction for $2,000. Lake Shore railroad supporters push charter in next legislature amid a renewed contest from 1851.
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Warner High School
Willis
Fitch
North Weate
James DeNormandie
Unitarian Church
Portsmouth
Edward Lemoyne
Claremont
Dodge
New York
Methodist
Franklin
B. Wiggin
Friends of the
Lake Shore Railroad
Lake Shore
Isl
Bellows Falls church seeks radical improvements and organ
The First Congregational society of Bellows Falls raised four thousand dollars of five thousand needed for church improvements including a new organ. The Rutland line mail train to Boston ran over nine hours late due to locomotive failure at North Ferrisburgh and a stalled express at Sutherland Falls. Peter Trude of Middlesex, six foot two inches tall and two hundred ten pounds, aims to fight John L. Sullivan and is renowned as Addison county’s strongest man according to a local tale about carrying a barrel of flour in Middlebury.
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First Congregational Society of
Bellows Falls
Boston
Rutland
North Ferrisbourgh
New York Express
Sutherland Falls
Peter Trude
Middlesex
John L. Sullivan
Addison County
Middlebury
Worcester Man Attempts Suicide at Eagle House
Frank Miller, 25, Worcester resident, tried to kill himself Saturday afternoon at the Eagle House in Providence while registered under an assumed name. He will recover. The Hazard contest was before the probate court at Newport Saturday in a new form. Executor Benjamin Hazard claimed extraordinary services but was refused payment. an appeal was taken.
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Frank Miller
Worcester
Eagle House
Providence
Hazard
Newport
Benjamin Hazard
Absence Delays Banks Bond Release and Juvenile Fugitives
Gov Waller was absent in Maiiford causing the resolution to release Minott Banks and Polly from Bridgeport jail to be signed Tuesday. The aged couple cannot pay debts and stay jailed. Eddie W Foster’s nephew and Fred N Sperry, sons of New Haven residents, chased west to fight Indians after reading five cent novels. parents pursue. Private Grant of the fourth United States artillery, tried at Fort Trumbull for obtaining a violin by fraud from Chappell's New London store, sentenced to three months and dishonorable discharge.
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Grant
Fourth
United States Artillery
Fort Trumbull
Chappell’s
New London
United States Service
Garrett Cable Project To Be Built At Once Says Garrett
The Sun will publish an interview with John W. Garrett in which he states the Garrett Bennett cable project has not been abandoned. Garrett says the cable will be built as soon as practicable after confirmation from London and the Direct United States Cable company directors.
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Baltimore
the Sun
John W. Garrett
Garrett
Garrett- Bennett
United States
Pender
London
Cincinnati Plans Joint Baseball Committee Meeting
O H Taylor of Cincinnati, chair of the American Base Ball association conference committee, has arranged with A G Mills, league committee chair, for a joint meeting of the two committees in New York on February 17.
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Cincinnati
O. H. Taylor
A. G. Mills
New York
Wilmington Mills Opens As Striker Action Ends
The Wilmington Delaware mill gates will open Monday and work resume if strikers return. Other items note snow in Warrenton New York and Missouri bank burglary with $2,500 cash and 15 bonds, plus rail, mill and court actions across several states.
Desert Lands and Agricultural Review of Sonora and Chihuahua
The article details desert plains in Sonora and Chihuahua with notes on climate, flora, fauna, and hazards. It lists extensive agricultural outputs for 1879 including corn, wheat, barley, beans, peas, chiles, and cotton, totaling over 175 million kilograms and valued at about $4.28 million. It describes desert dangers from Apaches, scorpions, and snakes, and outlines notable rivers like the Rio Grande and Rio Conchos, plus regions of abundant mesquite and thorny vegetation.
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Sonora
Chihuahua
Mexico
Arizona
Chihuahuas
Sinaloa
Gulf of California
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Sierra Madre
Mayo
Yaquis
Rio Grande de Baniope
Oposura
Guay
Bacuaachi
Santa Cruz
Desert
Senare
Yuma
Ures
Hermosillo
Alamos
Sahuaripa
Arizpe
Magdalena
Guaymas
Altar
Montezuma
Arispe
Bayoteca
Banamitza
Batuc
Fronteras
Matape
San
Republic
Culiacean
Bolson de Mapimi
Lagunes
Guzman
Santa Maria
Pates
Encinillas
Castilla
Palomas
Rio Grande
Norhhwestern Boundry
Rio Conchos
Florida
Pecos
Buena Vista
San Pedro
Balleza
Carmen
Batsequillo
Aliende
Harral
Babanagara
Satero
Nombre de Dios
Atotonilco
Batopilas
San Miguel
Urique
Chinipas
Ref
Rocky Mountains
Durango
Frese
Chile
Funeral of Gov Jewell Draws Wide Sympathy from Nation
Hartworp Conn February 11 The family of the late Gov Jewell have received many telegrams of sympathy including from President Arthur and senators Windom Platt Hawley and other officials. His daughter Mrs Strong of Detroit arrived by special train and Goodewill’s funeral is set for Wednesday with details to follow.
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Hartworp
Conn
Gov. Jewell
Arthur
Washington, D. C
L. GB
Jewell
Sam
W. H. Strong
Detroit
Arthur. M. Dodge
New York
Goodeweil
Detroit Express
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Gen. Canedo
Pownal
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True Warren
Henniker
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N. H
George
Preston
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Barnstable
County
Herbert L. Davies
Walter Ford
New London County
Owen C. Williams
Burrelsville
R.1
Dewitt Co
Carpenter, Jr
Gildersleeve
Monongahela River
Little Aleck
Old Colony
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Williams College
Carter
The
Athletic Association
Irancorn
Williams
Johns Hopkins
Young Men’s Christian Association of
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Consolidated
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Providence and Worcester
Uxbridge
Henry G. Taft
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Meridian
Coahuila de Saragoza
Nueva Leon
Tamaulipas
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Gulf
Pacific
Central
Gulf of the Same Name
Pacific Ocean
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la Paz
California Frontier
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Acapulco
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Colima
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Altata
Jack Gswain
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Japa
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la Laguna
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Ley
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Purisima
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Fortuna
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Lucifer
Soledad
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Halluzgo
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Los Angeles
Caridad
Nochebuena
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Ingualdad
Santa Nita
Titulo
Octaro
Coa
Ldiamond
Jos Santos
Santiago
Pei
Siunta Tomas
Comandu
San Jose del Cabo
Hermosilig
Republican Party
Williamson
Ballyduff
Ontario
Greenleaf K. Norris
Grand Army of the Republic
Winthrop
Chis
E. Jennings
Boston and Bangor Express Company
Edward King
Gentle Savage
J. R. Osgood & Co
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier- Journal
Tennessee
Gov
Cleveland
Albany
William EK. Dodge
William &. Dodge, Jr
Anson P. Dodge
Charles C. Dodge
D. Stewart Dodge
George Egglestine Dodge
Norman White Dodge
Arthur M. Dodge
Jay Gould
Merkie
Wm. H. Vanderbilt
Oakey Hall
Gen. Grant
Alexander H. Stephens
No. 17
Federal Street
John S. Williams
New Haven
Feb. Ui
Foreign News
Alexander Galt
Liverpool Chamber of Commerce
England
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Hawich
Scot
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William O’brien
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Fairbanks
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Monroe Township
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Alderman Kennedy
Martin Considine
Council
John Day
Freeman
Roxana
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Lancaster
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W. B. Cosh
E. B. Cosh
Young Cosh
Arlington Cottom
Buffalo
Western
Oil City
Olean
Salamanca
Buffalo, New York
Reading Iron Works
Reading
Mellvain
County Court of Sessions
Jersey City
Boyce and Shaw
City Bank
Beach
Fifth Ward Savings Bank
Kingston and Pembroke
Erie County
Busch
Henry Sawyer
Canada Southern Railroad Company
Michigan Midland and Canada Railroad Company
Bank of Toronto
B. F. Whitney
New’s Fire Works
Taylorsville, Jr
Peter New
John Jones
Samuel Lenam
John McCollum
William Deshel
Christener
Papees
Toney Vandevere
Jim
Oston P Advertising
Cgceneral
Oaks Colonel General
Peat
Post Publishing C9
Magdelena
District of
Wells
Olympian Club
Norton Bres
Hardy
Hill
Essex
Scoling Square
Valentines
Keystone Mammoth
Nathaniel W. Appleton
School St
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