House Debates Appropriation Bills Amid General Legislation Talks
An animated debate in the House of Representatives focused on general legislation attached to appropriation bills. The Fitz John Porter case may be deferred to next winter. Democrats will refrain from partisan or sectional clashes stirred by Republicans. In Britain, the Commons rejected a motion for Irish franchise equalization 242 to 198. In Utica New York, Republicans show strong opposition to Senator Conkling’s leadership at yesterday’s convention.
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House of Representatives
Fitz John Porter
Senator Conkling
Utica
N. Y
House
Ms. Speer
Dem
Georgia
Lowe
Blackburn
Kentucky
Garfield
Ohio
Speer
White
Pennsylvania
Baker
Indiana
Messrs. Lowe
Price
Hamburg
Washington
Warren
Loewe
Pree
Iowa
Hurd
House Fight Over Twenty First Rule Escalates
Washington February 17 The House debate on the twenty first rule grew heated amid sharp party lines Republicans taunted and Garfield displayed unusual discourtesy toward Speaker Randall. Frank Hurd made a strong defense rallying Democrats as the Fitz John Porter case risks delay into next winter with Randolph proposing an amendment to address Logan report legal objections to Congress appointing Porter to the army.
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Boston Post
Washington
House
Garfield
Randall
Mr. Randall
Frank Hurd
Fitz John Porter
Randolph
Logan
Congress
Gen
Porter
Former senators greet on Senate floor in Washington
On February 16 in Washington ex-Senator James W. Bradbury of Augusta, who served 1847 to 1853, was seen on the Senate floor amid Democratic greetings. Only Senator Hamilton serves in the current Senate from his era, while ex-Congressman Daniel Marey of New Hampshire also appeared, still firm for Democratic principles.
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Washington
James W. Bradbury
Augusta
Senate
Hamlin
Daniel Marey
New Hampshire
Fort Garland exploration and Miami leaders head to Washington
A dispatch from Washington notes Chiefs Jack Sowawick Wash and others travel from Los Pinos in sleighs toward Fort Garland en route to Washington. They seek a permanent settlement of tribal troubles and peace. Four Miami leaders Miller Geboe Welsh Geboe proceed to demand US citizenship and land allotment with funds due from the government.
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Washington
Interior Department
Los Pranos Agency
Jack
Sowawick
Wash
Douglass
Thomas
Tim Johnson
Fort Garland
Ouray
Los Pinos
Charles Adams
Chetopa
Kansas
Thomas Miller
David Geboe
Charles Welsh
Samuel Geboe
United States
Proposal to Use Naval Vessel for Irish Food Aid
A Senate memorial from the Chamber of Commerce of St. Paul asks Congress to authorize a naval vessel to carry food contributions to Ireland. Debates consider hiring a freighter or using available ships. the measure was sent to the Naval Committee. Also covered are census supervisor confirmations and rejections, a cabinet report on cattle disease, Peabody Fund meetings, and other nominations and observatory site talks.
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United States Senate
Ireland
Edmunds
Massachusetts Press Association
Revere House
Charles J. Noyes
R. R. Bishop
W. A. Hovey
Washington
Senate
Chamber of Commerce of
St. Paul
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Thurman
Whyte
Navy
Naval Committee
French
the Treasury
Peabody Educational Fund
George Peabody
National Educational Society
Prof. Butterfield
J. D. Philbrick
J.W. Dickinson
Mr. Bliss
New York
West
Considerable Routine Business Disposed Of in Both Branches
In Augusta Maine on February 17 the Senate and House efficiently moved routine items. Legislation covered vagrants and tramps, railroad danger signals, a $20,000 counting-out conspiracy cost, and savings bank pro rata dividends. Several acts passed to be engrossed include wharf construction at Blue Hill and a Waterville Municipal Court. Other actions involve life insurance reforms, common carrier liability, railroad track use through cities, and Rockland division politics.
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Augusta
Senate
Maine
Committee On Legal Affairs
Committee On Railroads
Finance Committee
Blue Hill
Waterville
Committee On the Judiciary
Houston
Judiciary Committee
Massachusetts
Towns
Rockland
Dual Republican Conventions Clash Over Delegates in Utica
In Oneida Assembly District two Republican conventions claim majority delegates. One slate elects Roscoe Conkling C Hacket and J P Richardson to Utica, the other Samuel S Lowery B A Willard and N A Pierce. The Lowery-Willard-Pierce group endorses opposing third term opposition.
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Urica
Oneida
Roscoe Conkling
C. Hacket
J. P. Richardson
Utica
Samuel S. Lowery
A. Willard
N. A. Pierce
New York
Burlington
Edmunds-Grant
Henry Loomis
G. G. Benedict
C. F. Ward
W. A. Crombie
W. L. Burnap
A. W. Allen
C. W. Woodhouse
Warren Gibbs
L. A. Drew
Edmunds
Grant
Chicago
J. D. Hatch
Hazelton
Philadelphia
Penn
tRrepublicans
Syracuse
N. Y
Hendricks
Common Council
Thief Arrested in Fall River Robbery Case
Lizzie Waddington alias Sadie Eagan, a 26 year old from St John New Brunswick, is arrested in Fall River after robbing a Narragansett Hotel servant of 1800 dollars. Detective P Parker traced her from Providence to New York before capture. She spent much of the money on dresses and jewelry. two young men linked to the case were detained and later released.
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Fall River, Mass
Narragansett Hotel
Lizzie Waddington
Sadie Eagan
P. Parker
Providence
New York
Four Key U S Court Decisions Across New York Actions
The United States won $48,113 against Louis and Edwin Haas for fraudulent invoices from 1863 64 in New York. The Western Union Telegraph Company won a major ruling upholding the Page patent in its suit against Holmes Burglar Alarm Telegraph Company. George L Kouns & Brother won $29,839 in a suit over a $30,000 wartime bonus to move 890 bales of cotton. A separate suit against D Jugia began over an $80,000 under valuation of kid gloves imported in 1872 73.
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New York
United States
Louis and
Edwin Haas
Choate
Western Union Telegraph Company
Holmes Burglar Alarm Telegraph Company
Blatchford
Circuit Court of the
George L. Kouns
D. Jugia
Chouate Sud
Nutt Divorce Libels Trial Dominates Court Session
In Manchester New Hampshire Phebe A and David H Nutt face cross libels for divorce before Judge Allen as public scrutiny rises over their social standing and alleged domestic troubles. A large witness turnout marked the day. Meanwhile city government selects a Merrimack bridge building committee with Alderman Kennard elected after forty ballots and three councilmen chosen after fifteen.
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Manchester
N. H
Phebe A
David H. Nutt
Allen
Supreme Court
Merrimack
Kennard
Convention of Colored Peoples of Texas Adopts Texas Emigration Plan
The DaLuas Texas convention discussed the exodus movement and Northwestern Texas colonization, forming a permanent group. A. R. Gibbs spoke against emigration, seven counties attended, and resolutions praised Texas as a home for African Americans inviting settlers from east of the Mississippi to relocate to Texas.
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the Colored Peoples of
Texas
DaLuas
Tex
Colored Men
A. R. Gibbs
Mississippi River
Young Men's Christian Association Hosts Third Annual Reception
Lowell Massachusetts hosts its third annual Y M C A reception in Huntington Hall. The event featured a library gift of seventy eight books by ticket holders and a welcome address by former Mayor Stott. Rev E W Porter spoke for the churches and E P Woods for the association. A musical and literary program followed under S W Stevens. A similar reception is planned for Wednesday with Mayor Greenhalge and Lieutenant Governor Weston speaking.
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Lowell
Mass
Young Men’s Christian Association
Trades
Huntington Hall
Stott
E. W. Porter
E. P. Woods
W. Stevens
Greenhalge
Weston
Louisiana revenue bill backed by Ways and Means
The Democrat reports the Louisiana Legislature committee on Ways and Means unanimously favors a revenue bill requiring a new statewide assessment of all values. It proposes a three bill levy for interest with surplus to redeem bonds, estimating the new assessment could reach $200,000,000.
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New Orleans
Democrat
Committee On Ways and Means
Louisiana
House of Commons votes against bill by 242 to 198
In London on February 17 the House of Commons rejected Meldon’s equal franchise motion 242 to 198. Debate centered on Sir Charles Russell and Mr Onslow accusing Plimsoll of authoring handbills, with privilege and coercion cited. Seed potatoes bill also passed third reading after an amendment defeat.
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London
House of Commons
Charles Russell
Westminster
Onslow
Guilford
Plimsoll
Derby
Mowbray
Oxford University
Lord Hartington
Meldon
Kildare County
Ireland
England
Scotland
Gray
Tipperary
Charles Lewis
Londonderry City
Parnell
Lewis
Justin McCarthy
Longford
Waddy
Sheffield
Mitchell Henry
Home Ruler
Papal Encyclical Opposes Divorce and Church Authority
In London on February 17 the Osservatore Romano prints the Latin text of a papal encyclical arguing for removing marriage from civil jurisdiction. It portrays marriage as a Catholic sacrament under church control and urges bishops to teach the faithful on its significance.
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London
Osservatoire Romano
Bull Run
Russell
Transvaal
Garnet Wolseley
Mr. Russell
Nordenskjold
Naples
Prof
Siberia
Obe
Yenisei
Atlantic
Lena
Pacific
Cape Caliushin
Red Sea
Reading Railroad Stoppage Agreed Three Days Weekly
President Gowen reports an agreement to halt work at collieries for three days each week until April 1. New coal prices for New York and Eastern cities show declines of fifteen cents on lump and steamboat, thirty-five cents on broken egg and stove, and twenty-five cents on pea.
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Philadelphia
New York
Gowen
Reading Railroad
Henry H Fish and Wife Celebrate Golden Wedding in Fatt River
Henry H Fish and his wife observed their golden wedding in Fatt River Mass at the home of their son in law James C Eddy woolen manufacturer. Fish belongs to Reed and Barton silverware firm in Taunton and spent winters in Boston. The celebration drew a large attendance.
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Fatt River
Mass
Henry H. Fish
New England
James C. Eddy
Fish
Reed & Barton
Taunton
Boston
Collision Near San Miguel Wounds Fifty on Train Route
Matanzas papers report a morning collision between a Havana passenger train and a freight train near San Miguel. About fifty people were wounded. In Bayamo, rebel Lieut. Col. Marino with twenty men and Mariano Torres with twelve surrendered.
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Havana
Matanzas
San Miguel
Bayamo
Marino
Mariano Torres
Burglary at Harmon Jewelry Store in Portland Recounts Theft
Burglars broke into George A. Harmon’s Portland jewelry shop Monday night and stole goods valued at 75 dollars. The safe held valuable items, but no clues were found.
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George A. Harmon
Portland
Mary F. Farnham
Ewa A. Perley
Bridgeton
Cape Colony
South Africa
Miss Farnham
Blemhof School
Biddeford
Auburn
Lewiston
Haviland Copper Mining Company
E. Burnham, Jr
Portsmouth Fish Receives 45000 Pounds In One Day
A shipment of 45 000 pounds of fish arrived at Portsmouth last week. In other news David Morrison was injured by a falling tree on Ore Hill suffering a compound fracture of the left leg. A North Wolfe widow Mrs. Perkins was found dead in her chair with remains eroded by rats. Dartmouth to receive a full length portrait of the late president, Albert D. Smith of New York to present the work. In Exeter Supreme Court McGlincey v Portsmouth Brewing Co jury finds for defendants on treasurer services claim. Isaac W. Smith issues injunction restraining Daniel Whitcher from further pursuing a celebrated suit against Chase Whitcher. Claims of gross fraud in seeking the action are part of a long running dispute among Wamber dealers with six suits in Grafton county.
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Cotter
Nassau
Wm. Clark
Claremont
Sandwich
Supreme Court
Atlantic
St. Lawrence
Boston
Concord
Montreal
State Board of Equalization
State House
Tappan
John H. Albin
William Butterfield
Board of Equalization
Daniel Bernard
William S. Ladd
Boston, Concord and
Boston, Concord and Montreal Railroad, and Ossian Bay
Atlantic and St. Lawrence
Vose
Dodd
B. H. Corning
Boston, Concord and Montreal Railroad
Butterfield
Emmense
Northern Railroad
Millen
Central Vermont Railroad
Mystic Wharf
Liverpool
Produce Exchange of
Chicago
Augustus W. Gilman
Piscataquis
E. Flint
James T. Morse
Whitefield
John A. Waterman
Gorham
State Normal School
James B. F. Every
Farmington
John S. Cushing
Skowhegan
John Ware
Kennebec Log-driving Company
Gardiner
W. P. Page
William H. Philbrick
Radical Party
Auburn
Maine
Calais Advertiser
Mr. Lovering
Pang
Jacknife
Portsmouth
David Morrison
Ore Hill
Perkins
North Wolfeborough
Albert D. Smith
New York
Dartmouth College
Exeter
McGlincey
Portsmouth Brewing Company
Isaac W. Smith
Manchester
Daniel Whitcher
Landoff
Chase Whitcher
A. P. Carpenter
Bath
Bingham, Mitchell
Batchellor
Littleton
Grafton County
D. Creeke
Clark
Ravena Bank
Kansas City
William Hartley
Martin Wyhe
Mexico
Steinway
New York City
Astoria
Consolidated Bank of Montreal
Ottawa
Princess Louise
Local Notes from Springfield and Vicinity
Springfield business grows as Woolson Machine Co expands trading. C C Johnson orders 25 000 gem puzzles. West Randolph man bound over for indecent assault. Perkinsville man dies from a leg injury after accident. Hyde Park temperance convention renominates Dr. Joel Allen for County Commissioner. George E Howe learns of his father’s death by telegram during his brother Charles’s funeral. Central Vermont freight cars count rises to 800 southbound. West Randolph residents sign to combat crime. Burglar George McGregg bound over for trial. valuables slight. National Car Company of St Albans pays 2 1/2 percent dividend. strong year earnings. North Pomfret Postmaster A W Britton implicated in forgery and mail theft. special agent Bigelow investigates. Britton leaves town after investigation.
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Woolson Machine Company
Springfield
C. C. Johnson
James Partenay
West Randolph
Willard Paine
Perkinsville
Hyde Park
Joel Allen
Johnson
Charles
George E. Howe
St. Johnsbury
Waltham
Mass
Vermont
National Car Company
St. Albans
A. W. Britton
North Pomfret
J. D. Hewitt
Britton
Fisher & Colton
Montpelier
Bristol Com m Council plans bicentennial celebration
Nearly 160 cottages have been leased at Newport for the coming season at higher prices. The Bristol bicentennial committee adopts a program including a public oration and poem a procession a dinner and decoration of public buildings. The Legislature will be asked to authorize an appropriation to meet expenses.
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Newport
Bristol Common Council
Plymouth Court Faces Mixed Criminal Outcomes
In Plymouth Massachusetts on February 13, the court delivered verdicts and sentences across several cases. Henry Hunt was found guilty of assault without intent to kill. John Stockbridge was convicted of assault with a dangerous weapon on Mrs. Anna Litchfield. Detentions included Peter Sullivan receiving six months in the House of Correction, and James Nickerson and John Stockbridge each sentenced to terms at Plymouth. Other youths faced potential sentences for highway robbery as proceedings continued.
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Plymouth
Mass
Henry Hunt
John Stockbridge
South Scituate
Anna &. Litchfield
George B. Haskell
Mitchell
Pitman
James Nickerson
House of Correction
Daniel Ward
Walter S. Harrub
Stephen D. Haskins
Haskins
James L. Stone
Carver
Middleboro
Stone
Marion
Mattapoisett
House of Stone
Kingman
Warren C. Curtis
Samuel L. Watts
Charles H. Chubbuck
Charles H. Eastman
Superior Criminal Court
Middlesex County
Colburn
Rachel Morris
Romaine Stevens
Charles W. Simmons
Aldermanic Committee On Police
Thirteenth New Hampshire Grand Army of the Republic Meeting
The thirteenth annual G A R convention in Nashua gathered about 400 posts from New Hampshire. Officers were elected led by Commander George Bowers of Nashua and include Martin A. Haynes Lake Village and Daniel M. White Peterboro as senior and junior vice commanders and George F. Wilbur Nashua as medical director. A union Hall reception featured speeches by Mayor Holman and Col. Cochrane and a late camp fire followed the fine collation.
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Nashua
Grand Army of the Republic of
New Hampshire
Adj
Concord
Daniel I. Vaughn
T. W. Charlis
Calvin
Union Hall
W. H. D. Cochrane
Holman
Bowers
C. Moore
Telegraph
Grand Army Hall
Boiler Blast Destroys Thompson Mill in Randolph
A noon boiler explosion at John F. Thompson's steam saw mill in Randolph Maine killed Eldin Page of Orono Roger Johnson of Oldtown a youth Buzzell of Randolph Gilbert Sylvester of Bethel and a Frenchman unnamed and badly injured eight others including F Hervey of Randolph scalded but likely to recover
Tragic train suicide under Des Plaines Viaduct
W E Guernsey a westbound train passenger leaped under a car at Des Plaines street viaduct and died later. A memorandum leaf bore 4.24 and the name Luis Cliley with a note claiming he would kill himself, saying the Masons would when they reached Chicago. He appears from San Francisco and of unsound mind.
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ChicaGco
W. E. Guernsey
Des Plaines Street
W. E.G
San Francisco
Missing Everett treasurer siphoned funds from promised riches
The Everett treasurer Daniel Emmons fled after confessing to Mrs Mabel French that he possessed substantial wealth. French, now at Danvers Hospital for the Insane, claims Emmons stole about 7000 in dresses entertainment and cash over fourteen months, while promising 16000 in money and urging a Washington trip. Two similar associates are linked to Emmons in Melrose.
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Daniel Emmons
Everett
Mabel French
Boston
Danvers Hospital
Eumons
Washington
Fires Claim Heavy Losses At Two New York and Massachusetts Mills
In Jamestown area Griffith's Point summer hotel burned early today causing about 20000 dollars in losses with 12000 dollars insured. In East Granville Massachusetts Coleman Barrett's saw mill also burned with losses near 3000 dollars and 1600 dollars insured.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Griffith’s Point
Springfield
Mass
Coleman Barrett
East Granville
Boston Flax Mills Sold for Ten Thousand Dollars
The Boston Flax Mills at Braintree were sold to Jenkins Manufacturing Company for $10,000. Other items note a Northampton woman's death by apoplexy, injuries from a fall in Lowell, Nantucket school committee voters, Marblehead treasurer retiring, Fitchburg court fines, Turner's Falls explosion injuries, Founders Day at Dean Academy, a smallpox case in Norton, a private funeral in Lowell, Holyoke murder case developments, Amesbury destitution case, and relief for an elderly woman locked by her son.
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Boston
Braintree
Jenkins Manufacturing Company
F. Day
Florence
Northampton
James O’brien
W. P. Anderson
Lowell
Nantucket
Dean Academy
Franklin
Jd. W. Keyes
A. St. John Chambre
Norton
Frank Dillingham
Downing
Amesbury
Water Street
Bucholz Murder Trial Opens in Norwalk Case
BripGeorgetown Conn February 17 The trial of William Bucholz for the murder of H Schulte at Norwalk on December 27 1878 began today with Chief Justice Park presiding and Judge Loomis as associate. No jurors were seated at adjournment and an extra panel was summoned for Wednesday morning.
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Bripgeroft
Conn
William Bucholz
H. Schulte
Norwalk
Park
Loomis
Chair Makers Con vention Sets Prices Rise in New England
Worcester report notes the convention of chair manufacturers in New England and New York agreeing to raise prices on select chair grades by 10 to 15 percent. The decision was announced at the Worcester gathering.
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Worcester
Mass
New England
New York
Merchants Roberts Anderson Chew Make Assignment
Memphis on February 17 reports firms Roberts Anderson and Chew of Holly Springs Mississippi have made an assignment. Liabilities are estimated at seventy thousand dollars. Creditors are mainly in New York and Boston.
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Switzerland
New York
Southampton
Eng
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Ohio
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Whickham
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Plantyn
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St. Jago
Clandon
Havana
Crookhaven
City of Richmond
Liverpool
Hail
Salerno
Boston
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City of New York
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Canima
City of Vera Cruz
Newark
Gibraltar
United States
Swatara
Malaga
Melia
Port Said
Queenstown
Caspian
Memphis
Mining stock prices and dividends announced across multiple firms
The report lists closing prices for numerous mining companies such as Leviathan 25 cents dividend and Argenta 20 cents, with assessments on Leviathan. It notes Eureka Consolidated suing Richmond Consolidated over a main shaft claim and mentions several mines including Northern Belle North Bonanza Noonday North Belle Isle and Yellow Jacket.
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Los
Atzoedia
Lady Washington
Belcher
Owacsaee
Scsarvacs
Best & Belchber
Martin White
Bain
Mammoth
Baeble Isle
McCramton
Bechtel
Manhattan
Boston Consolidated
Bowots
Scckescaee
Black Hawk
Belvidere
Sceceeees
Californis
Ccs
Cccns
SRI
Naveio
Crown Point
Ccceccos
Valedonia
Overman
Ce- Dale Ic
Ccecesaneess
POG
Cioncess Gureka Consolidated
Raymond & Ely Excheauer
Gould & Curry
Savalc
Cceeeneseess
Sierra Nevada
Eee Goodshaw
South Bulwer
Hale & Norcross
Imperial
Silver Hill
Julia Consolidated
Pup Ogg Csakcdpassion Fabtice
Tojad
Skieadles
Jackson
Union Consolidated
RGSS
DERT
Riiis
Cs Ceuss Ganess
Leviathan
Yellow Jacket
Bodie
Argenta
Eureka Consolidated Co
Richmond Consolidated Co
Northern Belle
North Bonanza
North Belle Isle
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Foe
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J.C. McCurdy & Co
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H. Harris & Co
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Philad
Lippincott, Son & Co
Sullivan Bros. & Libbie
A. S. Eaton
Leonard & Go
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A.S. Richards & Co
Oli
Samuel Bunting
Peris
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R. L. Day & Lo
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Book Publishers
Batchellese
Blanchard, Fuller & CO
BOYD
Buffum
Pearl Street
High Street
Curtis, N & CO
Federal Street
Edmunds & Mayo
Hwayden,gcardenier & CO
Pearl St
Johnson, Rust & CO
Boston Belle CO
Central Wharf
Boylston Brew Hey
Central
Bafpfenbeffer & CO
Boylston Brewery
Central St
Cook, Isaac & CO
Central Street
Houghton
Mallock
Jones, Frark & CO
Washington St
Norfolk Brewery
Devonshire St
PFAFF
Roessle
John
Coburn, Lang & CO
Cor
Broad & Purchase
Sia Fairbanks
Moses & CO
Howard St
Spiedel, L., & C O
Water St
Sargent, WM. P. & CO
Sudbury
Tremont Street
Sargent & Ham
Bowker Street
Carpetincs
Goldthwait, Joel & CO
Wash, St
Torrey
Bright & Capen
Hotels
Bell’s
Court Square
Crawford
Clarendon
Panmmer House
Phoenix Rotel
the ST. James
Vossler, C
Hawley Street
Young’s Heotral
Chaffin, J. C. & CO
Rogers & Bacon
Cundy
W. H
Milk Street
Howe
J. Murray
Court St
C. Flagg
Boston Theatre
Tompkins & Hill
Proprietores
Mary Anderson
Ingomar
Miss Anderson
Claude Meinotte
George Riddle
Meinette
Knowles
Milnes Levick Weill
Lyons
Pauline
Barry
Bartley
Niblo’s
Boston Museum
Air
Er.m. Field
Broadicault
Daddy O’dowd
Mr. Warren
Daddy O'Rowd
Mr. Barron
J. R. Vincant
Dadewy
Daddy O
Daddy
America
REO Sic
Felow
Globe Theatre
Miss Neilson
Tray Rue
CW Meeline
Gaiety Theatre
J. Wentworth
Howard Athenium
Hart & Tryon
E.J. Stetson
Mark Murphy
Poster
Hughes
James Roache
Lowell Institute
J. L. Diman
Brown University
Newbury Street
Technology Building
B. E. Cotting
Joint
Special Committee On
Green Room
A. B. Scott
Puzzoline
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