Ministers and Governors General Echo Colonial Etiquette
The passage recalls 19th century rules for Ministers leaving the capital, recounting Sir Edmund Head and Sir Allan McNab. McNab’s humorous note claimed a river trip to a cock fight and warned that absence could invite police intervention, prompting laughter and the cancellation of regulations by the Governor General.
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Maj
de Winton
Edmund Head
England
Allan McNab
McNab
Grosse Isle
Crimes Among Clergy Undermine Public Trust in Religion
The piece argues that crimes by some ministers and church leaders damage community morals and erode confidence in professing Christians. It questions who bears responsibility for the distrust created when religious figures act hypocritically.
Nomination of Frederick Fox for Portland Mayor Favored
The Portland Democrats nominated Frederick Fox for mayor and current appearances suggest a majority support. Opponent Mr. Senter, while a good fellow, lacks full party confidence, and Fox’s nonpartisan leanings may attract a broad vote for a careful, sound, efficient city leadership.
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Frederick Fox
Portland Democrats
Mayer
Senter
Fox
Portland
Republicans at Utica pick delegates and Ford Grantites
The New York Republican State Convention meets in Utica to choose delegates for Chicago with Grantites under Conkling dictation expected to control the convention. The anti Grant faction vows a bitter fight.
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Utica
Chicago
Vermont
Grant
Sherman tangled in porter's case and sugar tariff duel
Washington reports Gen. Sherman facing charges of falsehood over the Porter case and a disputed order to Maj. Gardner. Other items cover sugar duty debates, Secretary Sherman’s use of the polariscope, a public clarification by Mr. Reagan, Boston harbor fortification appeals, and Congress adjournment timing.
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Post Oolice Department
Gen. Sherman
Fitz John Porter
Boston Post
Washington
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Maj
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Porter
Evening Star
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Morrison
French
Edward Thornton
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Demerara
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Speaker Randall
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Commerce Committee
Mr. Reagan
Boston
Morse
Massachusetts
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Charles V. Whitten
Councimien
Harvey N. Shepard
Henry F. Coe
Harbo
Atkins
New York Chamber of Commerce
Hous
Randall
President asks Congress for marshals payments aid
The President transmits a communication from the Attorney General requesting an appropriation to pay United States marshals and reimburse their expenditures. Marshals have served without pay since last July after both Congress sessions adjourned without funding. The Attorney General warns that without funds, enforcement of federal laws could fail, with grave public justice consequences.
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Washington
House
United States
Congress
Department of Justice
House committee actions on salaries probes and elections
The House Judiciary Committee favorable to a five member panel to investigate court salaries and emoluments in the United States, with power to summon witnesses. It also reported against Tucker's bill on presidential permits for insurrectionary state products. Elections panel favored Slemens seat retention. Weaver would have a new district election. Patents and sugar questions discussed with no votes. Donnelly-Washburn case noted.
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Young
United States
Tucker
Rouse Committee On Elections
Bradley
Slemens
Arkansas
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Springer
Colerick
Calkins
Weaver
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Herman Miller
House Committee On Ways and Means
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Supreme Court
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City of Portland
West Rockland
Committee On Mercantile Affairs and Insurance
Joshua Nye
J. H. Drummond
Prentiss Loring, Esq
H. B. Cleaves
H. N. Fairbanks
Esq
Col. J. W. Spaulding
Indians Seek Territory Settlement and Individual Titles
Senator West of Missouri presented petitions from over 5,000 Missouri Kansas Arkansas and Texas citizens urging legislation to open the Indian Territory for settlement on fair terms to the tribes and government. Chiefs of the Confederated Peoria and Miami seek abolition of common tenure and titles in severalty with a 160 acre homestead for each, later selling the remainder.
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Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
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Indian Territory
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Jay Gould
Indiana Territory
Charges by Mosby Admit True Say Expenditures Not Probed
Washington reports that the House Expenditures Committee will not investigate Coli Mosby charges against East Coast consular officials as the State Department deemed the corruption admitted. The panel may pursue Bailey for criminal prosecution upon return to the U.S. Separate items discuss Alabama Claims relief, regulatory inquiries, and a War Department dispute over Gen. Sherman conduct.
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Utica
Grant Receives Grand Welcome in City Parade
Decorated with American flags, a grand arch lit by Bengal lights bore welcome inscriptions. Zapadors by night led 500 rural dragoons with torches as Gen. Grant passed to Mineral College and the Governor and City Council greeted him. He then called on President Diaz, who visited later. Grant’s reception at the Presidential Palace was magnificent.
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Gen. Grant
Diaz
National Democratic meeting calls for Cincinnati convention
The National Democratic Committee met in Washington and issued a call for the 1880 convention to assemble in Cincinnati on June 22 at noon. The call invites all Democrats and united citizens to send delegates, reaffirming representation by state based on Senate and House seats.
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National Democratic Committee
Arlington Hotel
William H. Barnum
Cincinnati
Congress of the
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St. Louis
National Committee
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Conn
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Ala
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Tenn
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Texas
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Grand
Terminal Facilities Sought for Atlantic and Pacific in San Francisco
A Feb 24 San Francisco Chamber of Commerce meeting endorsed a telegram from Atlantic and Pacific Railroad President Nickerson requesting terminal facilities in the city. Resolutions praised the request, with the matter sent to city authorities. Hastings proposed selling 100 acres in Visitatione Valley near Central Pacific depots.
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Nickerson
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Thos. Nickerson
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company
Boston
Wa. F. Babcock
Clinton Hastings
Visitatione Valley
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State Lane
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Ruggles
Justice Westbrook
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Chicago and Alton
CuHscance
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Burlington and Missouri River Railroad
Nebraska
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Chicago
Cincinnati
A. J. Smith
National Association of General Passenger Ticket Agents
Vermont Delegates to Chicago Convention Near Decision
Delegates arrive in Vermont with J Gregory Smith likely first on the ticket and J W Stewart second while Edmunds supporters grow. Poland opposes by southern counties and debates over a third term and Blaine move surface as districts plan a White River Junction convention on April 7.
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the Messenger
Montpelier
Washburn
Grant
Acaucus
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Luke P. Poland
Frederick Billings
Poland
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John B. Mead
Randolph
H. H. Baxter
Rutland
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Stewart
Baxter
G. W. Grandy
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St. Johnsbury
J. Gregory Smith
Blaine
Republican District Committee
Vermont
Chicago
White River Junction
City of Sydney arrives with mixed overseas news
The City of Sydney brings overseas advices including Trickett planning a visit to England to row Hanlan. A Fiji cyclone and tidal wave cause heavy loss of life and damage. A Queensland ship loses 50 of 150 natives aboard. Victoria harvest strong with 150000 tons wheat export potential. Melbourne 1879 imports fall 1256000 pounds, exports drop 1750000 pounds. Gold yield 715000 ounces in 1879.
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City of Sydney
Sydney
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Honolulu
Trickett
England
Hanlan
Fiji Islands
Queensland
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Melbourne
Lawrence Walks Scuffle Ends With Holske Victory
A 25 mile walking match in Lawrence Mass saw John Oddy face E C Holske of New York for a 200 dollar purse. Oddy led until mile fourteen when Holske sprinted ahead leaving Oddy a lap and a half behind. Oddy retired due to blistered feet accusing Holske of running. The race was awarded to Holske as spectators packed the event.
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John Oddy
E. C. Holske
New York
Oddy
Holske
Hiolske
Grant Backing Dominates Utica Convention Tactics
New York dispatches from Utica indicate Gen. Grant supporters control the state convention setup with many delegates pledged to a unit vote. Blaine factions contest seats and insist on full delegate rights as discussions center on resolutions and district-nominee selection for Chicago.
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the Post
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Grant
Gen. Grant
George W. Curtis
Chicago
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Lowry
Conkling
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Stoughton
Clarence Seward
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Hall
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Lowrey
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Knickerbocker Ice Co Strikes Payroll Row in Pittsfield
In Pittsfield Massachusetts the Knickerbocker Ice Company stored a large ice crib after employing 200 men to cut ice at Barker's reservoir. Two discharged workers were paid $1 daily, sparking a strike by 150 workers for higher wages at noon.
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Pittsfield
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Knickerbocker Ice Company
New York
Barker’s
Penniman
Ice company men clash over pay at Cheshire reservoir
Fifty men from the Hudson River gang continued to work while tensions rose after threats of being thrown into the pond. Superintendent Penniman offered stock men 160 per day and pond workers 125 to resume work, with pay day tomorrow amid fears of further trouble. The Knickerbocker Ice Co has leased Cheshire reservoir and two large ponds in West Stockbridge to harvest about 10 000 tons of ice.
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Penniman
Cheshire
West Stockbridge
Knickerbocker’s
Germany Apprehensive Over Russian Fortifications
Berlin newspapers warn that Russia may be building fortifications at Roane Bialystock and Grodno to create fear of a German attack. The piece argues Moscow seeks to rally support for future war by intimidating its people and notes related debates in Germany on navy costs and Vatican talks.
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Berlin
Milientine
France
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Fire losses mount from Brewsters blaze in Putnam county
The Times lists extensive losses from Monday night fire at Brewsters station and other New York fires. Town Hall and several merchants suffered large uninsured or insured losses. total toll above 100000. Delavan Brook fire in Albany damaged items. Mercer Street fire reports 10000 loss. Other fires in Concord, Richford, Baltimore and Trenton caused varying insured and uninsured damages.
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Putnam County
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Edward Stone
Wallington Ketchum
L. H. Roberts
First National Bank
Richard Mitchell
Albany
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Woodward & Hill
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Michael Storm
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East Richford
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Baltimore
Rauch & Bowen
Robert Turner & Son
Brewsters
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Threats and secrecy amid San Francisco jobless protests
In San Francisco on February 24 the unemployed led by Gannon warned of further actions against Chinese employers this week. The plan includes secret meetings and potential danger to those refusing to comply. Local officials and citizens discuss safety, police expansion, and possible revival of a Committee of Safety as tensions rise in Chinatown.
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Gannon
F. A. Bee
China
Chinatown
Board of Supervisors
Kearney
Committee of Safety
Bryant
Crowley
Uncertain mood among authorities amid possible mob action
The passage notes uneasy feelings and uncertainty about the near future among authorities police and military. It stresses confidence in their ability to handle mob violence and anticipates a short sharp decisive conflict if any overt act occurs. Fears focus on possible fires, to be guarded against with vigilance. Currently, conditions are quiet.
New York News Summary of Court Reports and Local Plans
Receiver Foster of the Corn Exchange Bank reports liquidation proceeds totaling 295657.41 with 78600 distributed to stockholders and 4454.42 on hand. a referee is appointed to examine accounts. A rockaway Beach hotel contract, 1200 feet long, is underway with Dodworth's band and eastern financiers involved. Habeas corpus writs issued for Rev. Edward Cowley. bail considered on appeal. Subscriptions for a Irish fund reach 1200 at a chicken sale beside the Stock Exchange amid a lively crowd. John Boyle O Reilly lectures at Cooper Institute supporting Irish relief. 590 proceeds to Ireland. William B. Monroe elected NY State Odd Fellows grand patriarch 1880-81. Lesseps to Boston next week.
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Edward Cowley
Terald Irish Fund
Stock Exchange
Cooper Institute
John Boyle O* Reilly
Ireland
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Utica
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Lesseps
Boston
Entomological Report on Cotton Worm Losses and Control
The Riley report estimates the cotton worm causes about 912 million dollars in annual South losses, rising to 780 million in bad years. It covers the insect’s history, habits, soil and weather influences, and details prevention, mechanical killing, poisoning, and moth destruction methods. It asserts widespread adoption could yield at least 100 percent return per acre and prevent worm losses.
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Charles ¥. Riley
United States Entomological Commission
South
Republicans Purged of Contempt Over Memorial to Kellogg
The Republican members of the Louisiana Legislature were arraigned for contempt for signing and sending a memorial to the U S Senate in favor of Senator Kellogg. They claimed they signed without reading it. The episode caused consternation and fear of expulsion, and demands arose to formally withdraw the memorial from the Senate.
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Kellogg
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Auction Planned for At las Life Insurance Building
In St Louis Judge Thayer ordered the insurance building at Sixth and Locust streets to be sold at public auction on May 27 to satisfy claims of Hemuan Receiver of Atlas and related defunct life insurance firms. The ten year old structure cost over $800,000 excluding land with a $400,000 mortgage.
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T. W. Hemuan
Atlas
Thayer
Circuit Court
Sixth and Locust Streets
St. Louis Mutual Life Assurance Company
Bank Robbery Suspects Arrested in Galesburg Case
Brown and his wife, a colored couple, jailed on suspicion of robbing the Galesburg Bank for several thousand dollars. Hidden cash found at their home. A mob forced the couple’s son to confess, and implicated Bill Stamps of Knoxville Lew Ellsworth and Ed Adie of Mangon.
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Brown
Galesburg
Bill Stamps
Knoxville
Lew Ellsworth
Ed. Adie
Mangon
Canal route debate widens between Nicaragua and Panama
In San Francisco the Board of Trade Committee discussed inter oceanic canal options. Captain Leutze favored the Nicaragua route after outlining its country features and advantages, with all present agreeing on its merits over the Panama path.
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Board of Trade Committee
Leutze
Panama
Nicaragua
City Gas Price Cut Approved for Ten Years
Mayor Jacobs signed an ordinance freezing gas price for private consumers at 160 dollars per thousand feet for ten years, down from 225. The board of directors, by 4 to 2, approved the contract and it takes effect March 1.
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Jacobs
Controversies and Trials Spark Across Cities and States
A spate of reports covers trials and political notes from New York to Kansas. Green field gains a reprieve in a Syracuse death sentence. a New Orleans forgery verdict ends in not guilty. schools in Komomo suspend due to scarlet fever. a Kansas City cashier vanishes with thousands after a prior HK robbery. Ottawa Ontario politics debate aid and a condemnation resolution. The Fishkill Savings Institute wins $86,000 in a New York suit. Jacob Lincoln, a cattle trader, is murdered in Maryland. Wyoming officials rebut Colorado governor misconduct charges. Northern Louisiana missionaries critique refugee hardship in Katsas and urge staying put or leaving only with funds.
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Aspinwall
Alabama
Ottawa
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Greenfield
Syracuse
Maj
George W. Carey
New Orleans
Kokomo
Ind
Alfred Hartz
Mead
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Hong Kong
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Tien
John A. MacDonald
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
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Cheyenne
Gustave Schuttzer
United States
Wyoming
M. C. Brown
F. KE. Warren
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Frank Wolcott
Henry Dickinson
Louisiana
Katsas
Kansas
Montreal Man Dies After Carbolic Acid Mistake
John McDiarmid Campbell of St. Cunegonde died in agony after his wife administered carbolic acid thinking it was quinine. In Huntingdon, Mechanics' Bank creditors move to prosecute the bank's directors and cashier.
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John McDiarmid Campbell
St. Cunegonde
Mechanics’ Bank
Huntingdon
Earthquake Strikes San Cristobal Cuba Shocks Reported
Havana reports a minor tremor at 6 30 pm followed by a stronger, explosive shock at 3 20 am near San Cristobal. No injuries or damages reported in the brief notice.
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Wendell Phillips Closing Lecture at Bridgeton High School
Bridgeton High School closes its course with a final address by Wendell Phillips. The report notes a formal conclusion to the season and highlights the closing event as part of the school’s program.
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Hope
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Hartford
Philadelphia
Beadle
Glen House rails for another year with repairs underway
The Glen House plans improvements and repairs in preparation for continued success under its current management. Lewis W. Flanders, a Stevenson High School student from Chester Vermont, accidentally shot himself in the leg while handling a revolver on Sunday afternoon. Fred Rollins of Portsmouth, assisting in tearing down a building at Raynes's shipyard on Wednesday, was struck by a falling iron raver, splitting his skull and likely fatal.
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Claremont
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Eakin Gift To Groton Church Boosts Congregational Plans
The late Wm Eakin left 1000 to the Congregational Church of Groton. Stamford has raised 35000 for Ferguson gift toward a public library but seeks funds for a proper building. Housatonic Railroad bought 3000 steel rails at 50 per ton and now values at 100 per ton, offering potential profit of 150000 if sold. Worn rails now worth 50 per ton allow relaying at bare cost of labor.
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Washington St
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Wster
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Jorn Jib Press & Ons
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Merrimac and
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Ordway Place
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P. O. Square
the Piano
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J. WH. Tenner
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Oliver Ditson
Osston
Kraniche Bach Square
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Nuns & Clark
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