Boston Buccaneers Income Draws Editor’s Rebuff
The Lowell Citizen notes some Boston pilots earn about $5 000 a year and asks who would not be a Boston pilot The editor of the Lowell Citizen would not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Buccaneers
Lowell Citizen
Boston Pilot
Governor Bate backs colored assistant superintendent post
Governor Bate of Tennessee recommends appointing a competent colored man as assistant superintendent of public instruction, limited to the colored race. The proposal is praised as wise and seen as a model for southern states if suitable candidates exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Bate
Tennessee
Old Newtonville Bank Stockholders Recovered Full Deposits
A meeting at 169 Summer Street Boston announced payment in full to depositors and par recovery for stockholders of the ruined Newtonville National Bank. Attorneys Bishop and Russell led efforts, detailing settlements that reduced unsettled claims from about 95,000 to 35,000 and yielded 100 cents on the dollar for stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Russell
Robert R. Bishop
Newtonville National Bank
No. 169
Summer Street
Boston
E. Porter Dyer
Edward Carter
Dyer
Carter
Mellen, Ward & Co
Sub-Treasury
Hartwell
Joseph Walker
John L. Roberts
Wm. Morton
J. F. C. Hyde
Charlies Scott
Edwin F. Waters
Wm. J. Towne
PD. W. Jones
Wentonville
United States
Willard Marcy
Newton Upper Falls
Bishop
Marcy
United States Court of Claims
First National Bank of Newton
D. W. Jones
Eliot National Bank of Boston
Mt. Vernon Bank of Boston
Court of Claims
Washington
Thornton K. Lothrop
Supreme Court of the United States
McVeagh
Samuel C. Phillips
Congress
Messrs
Russell and
Russell
Great Credit
Messrs. Marcy and
Fire at Jefferson City Penitentiary Follows Mutiny
Despatches report a serious fire at the Jefferson City penitentiary amid a mutiny in the horse collar and harness shops. Convicts set fires, cut hoses, and were briefly unmanageable before guards regained control. Losses include Strauss & Co harness and whip works 100000 and several shoe factories totaling about 500000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Jefferson City
Geisecke
Standard Shoe Company
Strauss & Co
Giesecke Boot and Shoe Company
Musenburg Shoe Company
Excelsior Loom
Senate Busy With Tariff and Appropriations Turmoil
Special Despatch reports the Senate passing naval and district of Columbia bills while debating the Utah voting amendment. McPherson attacks the navy secretary amid warnings of possible presidential doubt. House moves on sundry civil and post office measures, with private post offices barred and chandler gorringe correspondence noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
McPherson
Secretary of the Navy
Anthony
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Allison
Iown
Conference Committee
Utah
Blair
Edmunds
Mr. Edmunds
Washington and Liberty cited in Webster address
Dr. Lor ing at the Webster Historical Society hailed Washington as the embodiment of national spirit. He contrasted Washington with contemporaries, praised his restraint, honesty, and leadership during the fight for American freedom, and lauded his devotion to the nation over wealth or status. The ensuing Irish debate in Parliament covered Parnell and Forster amid tension over crime acts and governance in Ireland.
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Webster Historical Society
Old South
Lord Fairfax
Virginia
Great Britain
Potomac
Liverpool
George Washington
Patrick Henry
John Adams
Samuel Adams
Paul Revere
Washington
A Girl Coming to New York by Express Marked C. O. D.
A Norfolk despatch reports a 19 year old Selma Alabama woman sent as an express package to New York marked C. O. D. 45 dollars. She rode in express care to travel unseen with a value listed at 5600 dollars and a blue ribbon tag around her neck for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Express
Norfolk
Southern Express Company
Selma
Ala
Brongen Divorce Case Opens in New Haven Superior Court
Lizzie J. Brongen sues for divorce from Lyvia P. Brongen in New Haven Superior Court on grounds described as singular demerits. Proceedings noted as part of the February 23 sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
Superior Court
Lizzie J. Brongen
Lryia P. Brongen
Jury Finds Ellis Craft Guilty of Murder
The Ashland Kentucky case ends with a verdict of guilty and a death sentence for Ellis Craft after brief deliberation. A series of other items notes dog show prizes in Washington, Knights Templars policy, a guard raid over a hanging corpse, acquittals for a Melrose rail crash, and a riot in Evanston over railroad right of way.
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Ellis Craft
Ashland
Washington
Hunter
Crystal Palace
Ochiltree
Texas
San Francisco
The
Knights Templars
California
Farras
Crandell
Troy and
Boston Railroad
Melrose
N. Y
Hopkins
Rochester
Legislative Investigation Committee
Dixmont Insane Asylum
Peta
Evanston
Milwakee and St. Paul
Chicago and
First Grand Concert by Wilhelm Mueller Impresses Audiences
A full house at the Chicker ing rooms enjoyed Wilhelm Mueller's debut with contralto Gertrude Edwards and pianist Olga Von Radecki. Highlights included Mueller Berghaus Fantasie songroise and Von Radecki’s singing, with Miss Kate Claxton’s Frou Frou at the Globe noted for strong intellect and stage craft. An organ recital at Tremont temple featured F. A. Pelton and Miss Rosa M. France.
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Wilhelm Mueller
Chickering Rooms
Mueller
Gertrude Edwards
Olga von Radecki
Alexander Heindl
August Luck
Ernst Schmidt
Erich Loeffler
Aron Goldstein
Hevery D. Simpson
H. E. Morey
Kiel
Weber
Beethoven
Mueller- Berghaus
Karl Mueller-Berghaus
Stuttgart
Germany
Tremont Temple
F. A. Pelton
Rosa M. France
W. J.D. Leavitt
Bach
Jensen
Ritter
Calkin
Buck
Gounod
France
Tosti
Leavitt
Mary Anderson
Boston
George Riddle
Romeo
Her Majesty’s Opera Company
the Howard
Amadan
Kerry
Museum
the Globe
Leah
Park
Tolanthe
Bijou
Boylston
Veal Seizure At Boston and Albany Station
Inspector Terry seized about six bob veal at the Boston and Albany Station on Friday. Daniel Stewart, 32, of No. 4 Knower Place, and Beara Guaning, 4, are named in the report.
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Bob Veal
Boston and Albany
Terry
Daniel Stewart
Knower Place
Beara Guaning
Terrible Boiler Explosion Kills Engineer in South Boston
At about 2 30 Friday afternoon the boiler of a hoisting engine at Elisha Moseley's coal wharf exploded destroying the stage and injuring seven, killing engineer F Gookin aged 18. Several others were hurt. the steam chest and boiler were thrown long distances. A coroner’s inquest is expected.
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Boston
Elisha Moseley
Dorchester Avenue
South Boston
F. Gookin
West Third Street
Prof. Morse
Charles Hurley
Beach Street
James Gorman
Cove Place
City Hospital
Gorman
Capt. Swain
Richard Gookin
James Gookin
Richard Sullivan
John Sullivan
Bolton Street
Continental Sugar Refinery
Fort Point Channel
Thomas Gookin
Young
Draper
New England News Finds Multiple Local Tragedies and Debates
John Lyons of Bangor killed himself with arsenic leaving a widow. Austin Inman by drowning in the Hudson, reported from Bangor. Ira Morrill of China, age 82, died minutes after snow plow accident. Thomaston schools plan Longfellow birthday fundraiser. Edwin A. Bond arrested for jewelry store entry and prior Western Union raid. Senate left to withdraw on St John river bridges project. House debates capital punishment with an afternoon session. vote planned Tuesday at 1. State vs Maine Central railroad case over Dr. Pickard death results in 5,000 verdict. law since 1870 requires railroad damages and indictment within a year. Court to decide whether to assess damages.
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London
House of Commons
Parnell
Forster
Parnell’s
Mr. Forster
Sheridan
Mr. Parnell
England
United Ireland
Carey
Dublin
Byrne
Land League
Ireland
Justin McCarthy
Longford
McCarthy
Stafford Northcote
Dillon
O’ Kelly
Kilmainham
the Times
Times
Prince of Wales
Trevelyan
Gorst
Earl Spencer
O’shea
Clare
Boyton
Egan
Davitt
Phoenix Park
The
League
Sexton
John Brien
John Lyons
Bangor
Sewell Inman
Austin Inman
Hudson River
Ira Morrill
China
Thomaston
Longfellow
Edwin A. Bond
Senter’s
Portland
Western Union Telegraph
Senate
St. John River
State
Maine Central Railroad Company
Pickard
Carmel
Alligator Gift and Naturalization Notice From Dover Suit
A Keene man in Florida mailed a seven and a half foot alligator to the Keene Natural History Society. Seventeen French Canadian Rochester residents filed intent to naturalize in Strafford county. In Dover supreme court Betsey L Head sued the city for 5000 damages from a slip on ice. February 1882 jury awarded 1350 to the plaintiff.
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Keene
Florida
Keene Natural History Society
Rochester
Strafford County
Supreme Court
Dover
Betsey L. Head
Mors Nominated for Burlington Mayor at Caucus
At the Republican caucus in Burlington on Friday night George H. Mors received the nomination for mayor while Seneca Haselton was renominated for a sixth term as city judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
George H. Mors
Seneca Haselton
Massachusetts Deaths and a Fatal Railway Accident
Mrs Senath Hartwell Smith died in Oxford Wednesday in her 95th year, the town’s oldest resident. Prince Atkins of East Brewster, 65, died three hours after taking a wrong external application mixture. Patrick Ivory, 22, of Brockton, was found mangled on the Old Colony railway track near Brockton on Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senath Hartwell Smith
Oxford
Prince Atkins
East Brewster
Patrick Ivory
Old Colony Railway
Brockton
Providence worker killed by revolving shaft
Rhode Island report says 55 year old James McGinn employed at Allen Print Works Providence was killed after being caught on a revolving shaft Thursday. Democratic State Central Committee informally canvassed Sprague as a possible governor candidate before the Democratic convention, with a majority reportedly opposed to the candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McGinn
Allen Print Works
Providence
Democratic State Central Committee
Sprague
Plymouth aids two paupers on 160 for 30 months report
The town of Plymouth supported two aged paupers for 30 months with 160 dollars. rent was 32 dollars monthly and victuals and drink six cents a day, cited as an example of the farming-out system. Various local items follow, including court actions in New Haven, a proposed new railroad, card sharpers in the New York to New Haven route, and a Jersey calf investment tale ending in profits.
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Plymouth
Superior Court
New Haven
Andrew
Henry G. Lewis
Citizens
Tochdale
Boston and Albany
East Thompson
New York
Bridgeport
Jersey
Union Prisoners of War Association of Connecticut
Hartford
M. Norton
Bristol
H. W. Stevens
F. D. Sloat
Hiram Buckingham
Norman Hope
H. B. Cook
Veteran’s Union
J. B.ee
James H. Burns
T. B. Robinson
W. Schiein
Andersonville
City Hotel
Protracted contest over election of assistant assessors
Boston city council adjourned after a long meeting discussing street extensions from Washington street to Blue Hill avenue and Stirling street from Warwick to Cabot street. The ballot for 33 first assistant assessors yielded 35 candidates with 38 votes or more elected. Henry Pierce won one seat on the fourth ballot. Also elected were 21 others in concurrence, with votes tallied for director of public institutions and superintendent of sewers. An order on treatment of drunkenness and a plan for Copley Square were discussed.
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Common Council
Flynn
Thomas W. Bicknell
Washington Street
Blue Hill Avenue
Stirling Street
Warwick
Cabot Street
Morse
Pines Ankn
Elnenbein
Andrew J. Browne
Wm. BE. Gray
C.H. Clark
R. J. Fennesley
Wm. E. Whicher
Joseph R. Grose
J. W. Laughlin
John H. Giblin
Daniel Doherty
Charles E. Grant
E. W. Dolan
Audunes
BOM
John F. Kelley
B. Krogman
Charles J. Kidney
Isaiah Whitten
J. J. Murphy
John Bryant
L. Foster Morse
Horace Smith
J.S. Macdonald
A. R. Holden
Wm. Melville
Horace Loring
G. S. Pendergast
T. A. Jackson
John Pierce
G. W. Kingman
Henry Pierce
Eccott-C. EF. DraryVecslaves
John Pattison
Wim. Ib. Smart
John Haggerty
C. W. Smith
W.W. Dramey
Thomas Sexton
Wm. A. Wheeler
Messrs
Culbert
Duane
Dailey
Denan
Felch
Fennelley
Grose
Hunting
Kelly
Murphy
Macdonald
Pendergast
Pattison
Quirk
Starrett
Willian B. Smart
Charles W. Smith
Richard B. Smart
Sexton
Shevlin
Warren
A& Choice
Ccccesecsseceencee
Horace H. Moses
Guten Casaneees Cease Wvatliane EE
Ois
Moses
Psanwry Ie Wensess
Albert TF
Witting
Ove
Stencscewecsas
Marshall
Ward 4
Copley Square
Freeman
Committee On Common
Committee On
Professor Paul A Chadbourne Died In New York
The obituary notes Prof Chadbourne was born in North Berwick Maine and lived there until 17, later moving to Great Falls New Hampshire. He held chairs at Williams College Bowdoin Berkshire Medical College and Mt Holyoke Seminary and led scientific expeditions to Newfoundland Florida and Greenland. He served in Massachusetts state politics and led agricultural colleges, with editor roles and multiple honors. Other deaths listed include Rev Alexander McLeod Luther Roby Edward Crotty H Baxter Quimby Eliza Eastman David Larcom Albert Conant and notes on their ages and legacies.
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Paul A. Chadbourne
New York
North Berwick
Great Falls
N. H
Phillips Academy
Exeter
Williams College
Freehold
N. J
East Windsor Academy
Connecticut
Bowdoin College
Berkshire Medical College
Massachusetts
Mt. Holyoke Seminary
Newfoundland
Florida
Europe
Greenland
Massachusetts State Senate
Massachusetts Agricultural College
University of Wisconsin
Chadbourne
Prof. Agassiz
Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture
Massachusetts Historical Society
Royal Society of Northern Antiquities of
Copenhagen
Albany Institute
Amherst College
State of
Garfield
Williamstown
North Adams Savings Bank
Berkshire —— Insurance Company
Alexander McLeod
Topsfield
Hartland
Conn
Yale
Union
Andover Theological
Luther Roby
New Hampshire
Concord
The
Statesman
Edward Crotty
Chelsea
Perry Streets
Charlestown
Carney Hospital
Happy Valley
St. Mary’s
Anniversary Dinner of Washington Fire Association Held
Washington Fire association marked its 33rd anniversary with a turkey dinner at the new hall on Washington's birthday. Guests included Chief Engineer Atkins and others. Speakers recounted the history and finances of the organization, noting receipts of 4,164 and benefits paid of 1,150 with a current fund of 2,200.
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Washington Fire Association
Washington
Atkins
Caswell
B. A. Phillips
8. P. Hathaway, Jr
William Sparhawk
William F. Roundey
John Quiner
Quiner
William Caswell
5. P. Hathaway, Jr
Philip Goodwin
Thomas Clothey
Lewis R. Power
Frank Lreson
George Bartlett
M. A. Pickett Engine Company
Abbot Hall
Stephen Chapman
Boston
Thomas A. Wiggins
Kansas City
Henry Merriam
Texas
Charles Choate
Woburn
Unitarian Society of
New England Hospital For Women and Children
Oliver Ditson
Robert L. Burbank
William Minot, Jr
de Bonis Non
John Percival
Roxbury
Grand Junction Crossing
Main Street
Cambridge
Union Railway
W. H. Bowman
Ely
Dedham
J. W. Clark
Daniel O’neal
Richard Lood
Choate
Salem
People’s Association of Dangers
Hagar
Montague
Fire Destroys Block on Washington Street. Several Damages
Alarm at 12 43 A M reports a fierce fire in a two and three story wooden block Nos 2219 to 2141 Washington with origin in William Sweatman tailor shop No 2237. Extensive water damage totals and losses include George W Saunders grocers 100, Richardson's Hat and Bonnet bleachery 158, Highland Billiard hall 500, Cobb Bros grocers 800, Roxbury Gazette 250, Frank Andrews 300, Henry L Carter 300, building 300. several other businesses sustain lesser damage. blaze one of the hardest for the firemen. Additional alerts report a false alarm at 7 35 P M on Mills street and a fatal attic fire at No 4 Jackson avenue caused by Bridget Jones candle, slight building damage.
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Washington Street
William Sweatman
George W. Saunders
Richardson
John Darrow
Chicago
Highland Billiard Hall
Joseph E. Newhall
Cobb Bros. & Co
Roxbury Gazette
Frank Andrews
Henry L. Carter
Mills Street
Roxbury
Charles Fish
Jackson Avenue
Boston Gas Light Company
Bridget Jones
Multiple Local Notices From The Quincy House Dinner
The Wilson-Andrews club and the Lumber Dealers association plan dinners at the Quincy house today while Gov Butler heads to Washington. C. S. Carter becomes cashier at Youngs hotel. Judge Crosby marks 86th birthday. Rev Henry Morgan and ex Gov Morgan are cousins. Mary Lizzie Alexander weds Pittsfield editor Mr Hill in Keene NH. New landlord Henry F Barnard at United States hotel Newport RI. railroad men form committee with F C Adams George Richards J W Marden. Otis Monroe recovering from illness. Celtic passengers include R Hollings and H Hollings among Boston travelers. Old St Johns Church hosts elite crowds with high pew demand. Lottie Galloway becomes Rebecca after Jewish conversion. House bills discussed on county salaries and local option liquor repeal. various clerks salaries set or debated.
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Wilson-Andrews Club
Quincy House
C. S. Carter
Young’s Hotel
Crosby
Lowell
Pittsfield Journal
Lizzie Alexander
Keene
N. H
Henry F. Barnard
United States Hotel
Newport
R. I
Boston and Albany Road
George Richards
Boston and Providence Road
J. W. Marden
Fitchburg Road
H. Hollings
E. C. Robinson
Tipper
W. H. Chase
Henry W. Peady
Old St. John’s Church
Washington
Lottie Galloway
Baltimore
Lottie
Rebecca
Legislature Reports Endorsed and Various Bills Heard
In the senate Friday reports from committees covered education bookkeeping in schools, sewage disposal at the state prison, and extending time for Somerville Wharf to organize. Debates over liquor law amendments, fishing laws, license penalties, and salaries dominated the session with numerous resolutions and orders concerning immigration supervision, charters, and public offices. Several bills were engrossed or rejected, and items placed for Monday’s orders include Worcester Home for Aged Females charter change and a Tisbury causeway project.
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Senate
Cutter
Suffolk
Sparhawk
Essex
Haile
Hampden
Somerville Wharf and Improvement Company
Clark and
Sexton
Wells
Middlesex
Moriarty
Worcester
Johnson
Cape District
Mr. Randall
T. Corwin Watkins
Loring
Judiciary
Police Court of
Holyoke
Randall
Mr. Swift
Berkshire
J. T. Johnson
Middlesex County
Norton
Cambridge Railroad Company
City of
Boston
State Lunatic Hospital
Taunton
Joint Committee On the Judiciary
Henry F. Hopkins
Lawrence
Enos T. Luce
Eastern
Edward W. Cate
Newton
Joint Committee of the Judiciary
Somerville
John C. Leighton
Marion
Committee On
John Atwood
Committee of Conference
Merrimac
Charles C. Hine
Tisbury
Massachusetts Day of Humiliation Fast and Prayer 1883
Governor Butler proclaims Thursday April 5 as a day of public humiliation fasting and prayer in Massachusetts. He urges religious denominations to assemble in worship, seek forgiveness, thank God for blessings, and pray for prosperity, peace, and national union amid war and economic concerns.
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Gov. Butler
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Ben J. F. Butler
United States
Council Chamber
Boston
United States of America
Benj. F. Butler
Henry B. Peirce
God Save the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Officers elected by state council of United American Mechanics
The state council of the Order of United American Mechanics elected officers at their annual Charlestown meeting. C. H. Jewett became state councillor with E. B. Fullerton as vice councillor and A. Blakely as secretary. M. R. Caldwell, W. H. Hopkins, J. B. Rea, F. A. Trefethren and C. O. Fargo rounded out the slate for three year and other posts. At the Massachusetts Sabbath School conference of the New Jerusalem, Rev. Warren Goddard Jr. was named president with Charles M. Reed as vice president and Samuel Worcester, M.D., as secretary and treasurer.
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State Council
the Order of United American Mechanics
Charlestown
C. H. Jewett
E. B. Fullerton
A. Blakely
M. R. Caldwell
W.H. Hopkins
J. B. Rea
F. A. Tre
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Post Publishing CO
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Indiana
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Wise- Massey
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Solon Chase
Solon
Dayton
Steers
General Assembly
Limoges
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Kalakaua
Napoleon
Post
David Laamea Kamanakapu
Privy Council of State
Alii Kapaakea
Alii Keohokalola
Col. Barrows
Willimantic Thread Company
Prom Sumner
Willimantic
Vienna
Sumner
John Ashton
Chas. H. Burrage
John Ashton, Jr
Geo. Bush
Kitty Ashton
Ethaline H. Ayers
Nancy Cottes
Frederick Barden
Charlest
Nic.s.b
Fred. Barden
Andrew Cole
J. Bartlett
E. J. Collins
Amasa Crafts
David Brown
Thomas Dalby
Lucy P. Brown
Emily W. Davis
Gorham Burkett
Harriet A. Davis
A. A
Burrage
Mavis
Eas
A.W. Dimmick
Joseph H. Hall
Dunbar & Cutler
J. F.C. Hyde
Martha Jacop
C.E. Ellis
Admx
Henry Jennison
Israel Fearing
Elijah Jennison
Jas. H. Fearing
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Henry Fuller
C. Judson
Trust
Caroline A.gadd
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John A. Gould
B. K. Lee, Jr
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Hiram Newcomb
Oses
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David l Loring
Henry Paul
E. A.loring
Luther Paul
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E. A.peck
Buckley Marcy
Benj. Randall
Angie Rk, Moore
A. H. Rhodes
E. Moore
RICE
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Ebed J. Ripley
B.trowbridge
J. L. Roberts
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Pers. M. Taylor
EF. Waters
Joshua Tower
Otis Wheeler
M. C. Tower
Elijah Wohitton
C. M. Towne
Alden Wilder
H. Williams
W.J. Towne
Ephriam Wilson
Mary Lb. Wilson
J.p.treadwell
Bronson
Andover
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William H. Brown
James A. Nelson
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George B. Loring
Foreign News
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George Casson
State Street
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Boston Nine
Mary L. Brown
Richmond Street
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Smith
Warrenton Street
Lulu Hodsdon
Eastern Railroad
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Curious Express Packages
Toronto
Ont
Redimond
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Denver, Col
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Cameron
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National Civil Service
Paine
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Boston and Maine Depot
Globe
Kate Claxton
Mr. Stevenson
Henri de Sartorys
Charles Thorne, Jr
Miss Waders
Louise
Miss Drake
Pauline
Mr. Thompson
Piton
NEW England News
Vermont
Rhode Island
Harvard College Observatory
Prof
Swift
Warner Observatory
W. R. Brooks
Phelps, N. Y
Pegasus
Prussia
Popular Branch
Messrs. Lappan
Wise
Strater
Whittemore & Co
Chelsea Street
Samuel A. Durgin
Board of Health
Caroline E. Johnson
Douglas Centre
Mass
A. Sidney Needham
Montpelier
Old Orchard Beach
Daniel Daley
City Hall Notes
Palmer
Committee On Police
Back Bay
Woolley
City Hall
Marblehead
Lynn
Watertown
Mary Conway
John B. Ingalls
John Conway
Pearl Street
Ingalls
Ingalls, Brown & Co
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Edwin Booth
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Tagliche Berliner Rundschau
Booth
Rozsi
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Barnay
Joseph Wagner
Wagner
Berliner Presse
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Ema Pers
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Hildreth
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Committee On Agriculture
G. A. Perham
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Aldrich
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Kelley
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Liquor Law Committee
Tate of Technology
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Robert W. Hunt
Troy
F. Emmons
Denver
Col
W. GC. Kerr
Washington, D. C
S. T. Wellman
Cleveland
John Birkinbim
Philadelphia
Stuart M. Burk
Walburg
W. Va
E.S. Moffat
Scranton
Theodore D. Rand
Thomas M. Drown
Easton
Persifor Frazer
South Wales
Appalachian
Institute
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Eid
Inyi
Bostor Post
Boston Weekly Post
Post Publishing Co., Publishers
G. O. Taylor
Fairbanks
mosToNn Sunday Globe
Sunday Globe
F. Geldowsky Furniture Co
Second St
Scollay Square
Faneuil Hall Cigars
Thenmead
Pleget
Begiga
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