Meigs Takes Night Editor Post at New Flag Daily Palladium
Alfred E. Meigs, longtime Bangor Whig editor, becomes night editor of the New Flag Daily Palladium, starting tomorrow. A Colby College graduate, he is praised as a gentleman and capable journalist. Bangor is lauded as a training ground for notable reporters who went on to major papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E. Meigs
Bangor Whig
New Flagen Daily Palladium
Meigs
Colby University
Bangor
Perry
Boston Herald
Guernsay
Marcellus Emery
Commercial
Couillard
Herald
Col
Men and Things
Stevens
Concord Monitor
Bangor Times
Boynton
Detroit Free Press
Queen City
East
Conkling Grant faction dominates New York convention
A Utica state convention result shows the Conkling Grant machine winning all prizes while Blaine supporters are sidelined. Ohio and Vermont delegate opinions hint at Grant loyalty, with Garfield and Edmunds noted as alternatives. San Francisco threats by Denis Kearney and a Bridgeport minister’s accusation against Porter add to the national tension. Indiana delegates mostly back Blaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Utica
Conkling-Grant
Blaine
Grant
Conkling
John Sherman
Ohio
Chicago
Sen
Garfield
Friday February 27 Auction Notices in City Shops
Friday February 27 features a 10 AM sale at the Law Library Sullivan Bros and Libbie with 16 50 AM catalog items. The auction includes horses and carriages, boots and shoes in New York, fabrics, carpets and dress goods in New York and Philadelphia, woolen goods in New York, and related consignments from Samuel Bentmeys Sons Wilmerding Hogue and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard & Co
Horatio Harris & Co
Lewis J. Bird & Co
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting’s Sons
Philad
Lippincott, Son & Co
New York
Wilmerding, Hosnet & Co
F.G Wolbert
Sullivan Bros. & Libbie
Maton
A. S. Richards & Co
Samuel Bentmy’s Sons
Paris
F. G. Wolbert
Wilmerding
Hogue
Moses Colman & On
Isburgh & Co
C. PT. Walker
R. L. Day & No
Hawes & Henshaw
Boots and Shoes
A. S. Richards & Co Boots and Shoes
Philada
Feonesday
Henry & Hatch
Johnson, Moody & Co
Land
Revere
Aaron H. Safford
Mortgegee
Samuel Bunting’s Sons,Carpets, &c
Wilmerding, Hogue & Co
SA. M
Moses Colman & Son
Albert Howe & Co
W. RB
McKey & Co
BR. L. Day & Co
Rhodes & Co. Ribbons
Fragmentary 19th Century Financial Names Surface in San Francisco OCR
Readable fragments list various historical entities and firms such as Bechtel, Belvidere, Crown Point, Consolidated Pacific, Eureka Consolidated, Gould & Curry, Grand Prize, Bale & Norcross, and Virginia. No clear article, dates, or figures emerge beyond scattered company names and districts in California and Nevada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best & Belcher
Bsuion
Bechtel
Boston Consolidated, Prwots
Belvidere
California
Csc
Cece Choliar
Cceee- Con
Virginia
Crown Point
Consolidated Pacific
Eureka Consolidated
Excheauer
Gould & Curry
Grand Prize
Bale & Norcross
Dulia Consolidated
Justice
Wrangling at Uria Conkling Wing Republican Convention
Crowds filled the Uria opera house as Conkling faction leaders led the assembly. Roll calls sparked disputes over contested Albany and Brooklyn delegations, with heated exchanges and cheers as temporary officers and a temporary chair were chosen amid calls for unit rule and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urica
N.Y
Opera House
Smyth
Gen. Arthur
Conkling
Senator Conkling
Foster
West Chester
Albany
Hamilton Harris
Albany County
Gen. Curtis
St. Lawrence
Charlie Spencer
Gov. Hoskins
Kings County
Brooklyn
Reeves
Jacob Worth
James Johnston
Hiis Cane
Worth
Johnston
Oneida
Lowery
Charles E. Smith
Albany Evening Journal
Grant
E. M. Johnson
H. A. Glidden
Forster
Maine
James G. Blaine
Henry R. Pierson
New York
Sherman
Blaine
Ulysses S. Grant
Conkling Dominates New York Delegates at Utica Convention
The New York Republican convention shows Roscoe Conkling wielding power to back Grant for a third term, prompting sharp editorial protests. The event names delegates and electors to Chicago, while critics call the party hypocritical and doomed. A German paper questions Blaine’s viability, hinting at a volatile Chicago outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sun
Roscoe Conkling
Utica
Republican Party
Union
Conkling
Gen. Grant
Staats Zeitung
Blaine
Chicago
Considerable Blaine support in Indiana GOP delegates
Republican conventions across Indiana districts chose delegates for the Chicago Convention. Blaine was the first choice in most districts with Washburne second, and some districts passed resolutions opposing a third term or endorsing Blaine. No district gave firm instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Chicago
Indianapolis
Ind
Alexander Gilchrist
Evansville
W. M. Hoggett
Bloomfield
Washburne
Samuel E. Kerchival
Washington
John B. Glover
Bedford
Harrison
Sherman
Bridgeport Minister Charges Porter With Selling Corps to the Enemy
Hartford February 25 The Bridgeport Standard prints a letter from Clarkson D Ayers Freewill Baptist pastor and former member of the Eleventh New York Volunteers accusing Gen Fitz John Porter of colluding with Rebels before the second Bull Run He says Porter should be denied reinstatement and punished for betraying 7000 men of the Fifth Army Corps to whom he allegedly spoke with rebels the night before the battle and calls for Congress to deny him loyalty status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Fitz John Porter
Bull Run
Hartford
Bridgeport Standard
Clarkson D. Ayers
Freewill Baptist Church
Ayers
Eleventh New York Volunteers
Robert E. Lee
Mr. Porter
Congress
Fifth Army Corps
Porter
Changes in European Mails and Local Incidents
Owing to late arrivals from Europe, New York Postmaster James releases mail departure changes for Europe. The Spain sails today for the Bothnia, the Bothnia on Thursday for the Adriatic, which sails Saturday. Gellert moves to Friday 7 AM with full mails for Britain and the Continent. At William Astor’s horse sale one chestnut colt by Leamington sold for 4800 dollars. Kelly fatally stabbed Wm Penny in Pittsburg. Penny died on the spot as Kelly escaped with bystanders watching. Plasterers vote to strike for 3 dollars per day next week, painters and fresco workers to strike too. About 200 Ithaca students riot at a female minstrel show last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
James
Spain
Bothnia
Gellert
Great Britain
Continent
William Astor
Ferneltiffe
Leamington
Nellie Ransom
Kelly
Wm. Penny
Pittsburg
Penny
Ithaca
Thomas W. Parkin
Boston
Suffolk
Boston Poet
Hoston
Sara Court
Joan W. McK. Esquire
Cerrtr
Yori Money Health
Massachusetts
Joan Smith
Thomas FP. Maguire
Somerville
Middlesex
Joseph A. Brown
Boston Post
Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Felus
Sherman Fights for Ohio Delegation at National Convention
Washington reports indicate Secretary Sherman fears losing Ohio’s delegation to the Republican National Convention to Garfield. Garfi eld opposition rises as influence shifts in Ohio politics, with efforts to win over him through allies met by resistance from the new senator. Other items note partisan clashes over military disabilities, star routes, and a call for national bank reports.
Senate Debates Bill to Repeal Confederate Service Ban
In Washington on February 25, a heated Senate clash follows Senator Whyte's push to allow James M. Haskell of Maryland, who joined the Confederate army as a boy in Virginia, to serve in the U.S. Army despite the existing ban. Edmunds, Bayard, Thurman, Garland, Harris, Beck, and Logan engage over fairness, loyalty, and wartime needs, with party lines and civil war memory shaping the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman
Senate
Illinois
Logan
Cols. Haller
Wyse
Mr. Edmunds
Washington
Whyte
James M. Haskell
Maryland
Virginia
Edmunds
United States
Bayard
Harris
New York
Conkling
Vermont
United States Army
Dem
Ohio
Confederacy
South
Canada
Beck
Kentucky
Rep
Congress
Union
Logen
Mr. Logan
Post Office Suits and Deficiency Bill Debated in House
In Washington February 25 the House, reviewing the star service deficiency bill, heard Blount denounce the Postmaster General and Brady for contracts exceeding appropriations. Debate focused on restoring original contract terms, curbing discretionary extra pay, and respecting statutory limits while preserving essential mail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Blount
Appropriations Committee
Brady
Congress
Blackburn
Post-office Department
Messrs. Cannon
Haskell
Cox
Hawley
Department
United States
West
Baker
Star Service
Senate Indefinitely Postpones Acrimonious Five Per Cent Bill
The Senate voted 28 to 21 to indefinitely postpone the Five Per Cent bill after a protracted debate. Leadership criticized the exchange as offensive with claims of motives questioned, and senators argued about state taxation and claims. The debate included charges of bias, with filibuster attempts continuing until adjournment at 7:40 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Mr. Edmunds
Anthony
Bayard
Beck
Blair
Booth
Burnside
Cameron
Coke
Davis
W. Va
Dawes
Eaton
Edmunds
Farley
Hampton
Hill
Hoar
Kernan
McPherson
Maxey
Morgan
Plumb
Pryor
Randolph
Ransom
Saulsbury
Wallace
Williams
Yeus
Allison
Baldwin
Call
Wis
Cockrell
Ferry
Jonas
Jones
Fla
Kirkwood
Lamar
Logan
McDonald
Paddock
Sharon
Teller
Thurman
West
Voor
Vermont
Tellier
Yeas
Middle States
Massachusetts
Maine
Postal and Military Highway Bill Advances in Texas
The House Committee on Railways reported favorably a bill authorizing the Secretary of War to contract with the San Antonio and Mexican Border Railroad Company to build a postal and military highway from San Antonio to a point near Laredo on the Rio Grande. Dr. Brodhead's funeral draws large crowds in New Hampshire burial here. Pallbearers include Gen. Dunn, Admiral Almy, Senator Rollins, Horatio King, John Blake, George Kent, Thomas Smith, and Dr. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
House Committee On Railways
House
Secretary of War
San Antonio
Dr. Brodhead
New Hampshire
Wm. McKee Dunn
John J. Almy
E. H. Rollins
Pas Maedsier
Horatio King
John B. Blake
George Kent
Thomas Smith
Daniel B. Clark
Western Union Seeks Injunction Over Telegraph Lines
Kansas City February 24. Western Union filed a petition in Wyandotte county Kansas seeking to stop American Union Kansas Pacific and Union Pacific Railway from interfering with existing lines and from obstructing new wire stringing from Denver to Kansas City. Judge Cable granted the injunction restraining interference and any further obstruction of Western Union’s recent stringing activities by railway authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Denver
Kansas Pacific Railway
American Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
American Union, Kansas Pacific and
Union Pacific Railway
Wyandotte County
Kansas
Western Union Company
Georges catch tops season with 65,000 pounds cod and 2,000 halibut
Gloucester reports the schooner David M. Hilton landed about 65,000 pounds of codfish and 2,000 pounds of halibut, best Georges fare this season. Comparisons note prior records and one voyage stock highs, while today’s receipts show unusually large totals with three arrivals from New Brunswick delivering around 40,000 pounds of frozen herring and thirteen more vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
David M. Hilton
Edward Daniels
Sarah P. Ayer
Georges
Dexter Clark
Champion
Arcilla
Lizzie C
Lizzie B. McNichol
St. John
N. B
New York
Harriet A. Chase
New Bedford
Vashti A. Gates
Calais
Mary Brewer
Rockland
Nellie Washburn
Portland
Norfolk
John D. Page
Boothbay
Philadelphia
Workmen Arm For Chinatown Fight In San Francisco
San Francisco officials move to enlarge the police force to 400 as a plan to aid unemployed men. Denis Kearney warns of a covert move to crush the anti Chinese crusade with fire and assassinations. Ward leaders pledge to defend law and the Chinatown nuisance is to be abated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Board of Supervisors
Eleventh Ward Club of
Chinatown
Denis Kearney
Police Department
National Guards
Kearney
United States Circuit Court
Alex. Sharon
Palace Hotel
Kalloch
Board of Health
Annual Meeting of Montpelier and Wells River Railroad
The third annual stockholders meeting in Montpelier Vermont approved a 2 percent dividend and reported net income of 1 955 807 dollars. Directors elected include D R Sortwell and S S Thompson with D R Sortwell later chosen president. Meeting described as harmonious with satisfaction over governance. The report notes appointments and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Montpelier and
Wells River Railroad
Montpelier
Wells River
D.R. Sortwell
East Cambridge
Mass
8S. S. Thompson
Lyndonville
W. H. H. Bingham
Stowe
E. C. Sherman
Commonwealth Bank
Boston
Joel Foster, Jr
D. R. Sortwell
S. S. Thompson
Joel Foster
W. A. Stowell
Fred. W. Morse
S. 8. Thompson
Mt. Vernon
Cleveland, Mt. Vernon and Delaware Railroad Company
Thomas D. Messler
Strikers at Pittsfield Resist Ice Company Wage Offer
Pittsfield Mass Feb 25 after Knickerbocker Ice Co offered 125 and 150 daily to 159 strikers at Richmond Pond a dozen Chatham men held out for 2 per day and blocked work. A man was assaulted and another nearly thrown in the lake. Warrants were issued, Sheriff Kulog prepared to act but the strikers fled on a freight train leaving town. They threaten a return to punish workers taking lower pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Mass
Knickerbocker Ice Company
Richmond Pond
Penniman
Chatham
Pingrel and Barker
Kulog
Boston and
Albany
Fire Bums Two Homes in Marisicotta Area
A two story dwelling and barn owned by Jacob Royal and Joseph Gammon burned at 10 tonight. Royal loft a horse and tools. loss about 1200 dollars. Fire origin undetermined. most household effects saved though damaged. St. Paul mill loss 20000 dollars with insured 13000. Waterbury Moretown dwelling burned. loss about 1000 dollars insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pdamariscotta
Jacob Royal
Joseph Gammon
Royal
St. Paul
Frontenac
Minn
Hoyt & Sloyer
Waterbury
A. H. Martin
Moretown
Windsor County Mutual Insurance Company
Military Ball at Lowell Impresses with Large Attendance
Lowell Mass February 25 the fifty fourth annual ball of the Mechanic Phalanx was held in Huntington Hall drawing Gov Long and staff Col Hobart A Moore and staff of the Second Brigade Col Melvin Beal and staff of the Sixth Regiment and delegations from nearly every company in the brigade. The hall was finely decorated an exhibition drill led by Capt A A Hansom was praised as almost perfect dancing followed until late with supper at midnight intermission
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
Mechanic Phalanx
Huntington Hall
Gov. Long
Hobart A. Moore
Melvin Beal
A. A. Hansom
Odd Fellows entertain Friendship Lodge visitors in Manchester
The Hills borough Mechanics and Wilder lodges of Odd Fellows hosted the Friendship Lodge of Hook Fett Eeho Lodge Derry and Webster Lodge Goffstown with their ladies at Odd Fellows Hall Manchester. Henry A. Farrington presided and speeches by Gov. Natt Head True Osgood George A. Cummings and others preceded a grand banquet in Mason Hall with Grand Secretary Joseph Kidder presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N.H
Hillsborough
Mechanics’ and Wilder Lodges
Odd Fellows
Friendship Lodge
Hook- Fett
Eeho Lodge
Derry
Webster Lodge
Goffstown
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Henry A. Farrington
Gov. Natt Head
True Osgood
Concord
George A. Cummings
Mason Hall
Joseph Kidder
Vermont Republicans Back Edmunds for Next President
The Vermont Republican Convention at Trinity Hall elected Gen. W W Grout president and chose delegates led by Col. Clark and George W Grandy. They praised Edmunds, urged purity of the ballot, and adopted six resolutions praising war credits, Hayes administration, and civil service reform. Delegates stressed Edmunds as preferred but not binding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Chicago
Grant
Edmunds
Committee On
C.F. Cole
Committee On Credentials
Kings County
Edward W. Smith
Wm. F. Luxton
Oliver B. Leigh
Frank C. Long
George W. Stillwell
Oneida County
Roscoe Conkling
State Committee
Albany
Wim. H. Slingerland
Empire State
Republican Party
Finnecht
Conkling
Yeas
James G. Blaine
Woodin
Forster
Mr. Conkling
Alonzo B. Cornell
Chester A. Arthur
James D. Wasres
John Birdsall
Simeon L. Hawkins
George Wallace
William Mechol
James Jourdan
Amos F. Learned
Andrew Perry
David
Arnott
Frederick A. Schroeder
Albert Daggett
George Ilhart
A. H
Charles Bruder
Thomas Murphy
Jacob Hess
J. W. Varnum
William R.spooner
William H. Robertson
J. W. Husted
J. T. Stephens
J. ©. Cooley
L. F. Payne
S. B. Dutcher
J.M. Townsend
E. White
M. D. Stevens
B. G. Wales
J. W. Taylor
D. B. Baker
George H. Sharpe
Rufus H. King
William Kk. Sbhefield
J. M. Handy
Henry RK. Pierson
C. P. Easton
John J. Smyth
A. A. Reyes
John M. Francais
Ll. V. Baker, Jr
W. F. Taylor
A. B.wait
W. W. Rockwell
O. Abell, Jr
P. Bowen
F. A. Johnson
Dickenson
H. R. James
KE. D. Brooks
D. Peck
Webster Wagner
George West
D. B. McSwan
G. W. Kay
David Wilber
Ferris Jacobs
A. D. Herington
A. M. Bliss
J. T. Douglass
S. Sylvester
L. H. Bauley
GC. L. Merriman
H. Shelley
W. H. Comstock
Arthur B. Johnson
John A. Hill
George M. Case
Charles L. Kennedy
Smith
W. A. Stone
Dennis McCarthy
James J. Belden
J. C. Carmichael
M. Bangs
William &. Woodin
John B. Murray
Leander Fitts
Walter H. Allen
Francis O. Mason
George N. Hicks
Cyrille
Lincoln
Clark Smith
Thomas C. Platt
Orland W. Chapman
M. Finch
B. W. Woodward
Justin S. Cole
Charles J. Langdon
I. N. Frisbee
W. W. Capron
Edward A. Frost
H. A. Bruner
Timothy H. Holden
Adolphe Nolte
George G. Hoskins
J. Ek. Pound
W.d. Humphrey
R. Stockwell
Ray Y. Pierce
John Nice
Norris Morey
H. G. Leland
N.M. Allen
Loren F. Sessions
John E. Dusenbury
H. D. Brooks
Clarence c
Charles H. John
James Harroway
Frederick Townsend
James A. Burdan
Andrew Williams
Leslie W. Russell
Wm. W. Worden
Cyrus B. Martin
J. C. Knowlton
Patrick H. Castillo
Charles North
David A. Munro
Wm. Kreuther
Z. H. Blake
Wm. H. Wait
George H. Blackmer
Henry
Hebard
Lucian N. Bangs
Sherman
Blaine
George F. Edmunds
Col. Clark
St. Albans
John Gregory Smith
Frederick Billings
Woodstock
George W. Grandy
J. W. Stewart
A. C. Judivine
Luke P. Poland
St. Johnsbury
Ivasburg
J. B. Mead
Hugh Henry Chester
Hooker
Mr. Hooker
J. G. Smith
W. Hendee
Norrisville
Wm. Rounds
Chester
Union
Hayes
Tenant Rights Meeting Stormed by 3000 Orangemen in Armagh
A large tenant-right meeting near Portadown was attacked by 3,000 Orangemen armed with bludgeons who stormed the platform and dispersed speakers. The tenant fighters were outnumbered and several were seriously injured. The Orange party deems the meeting seditious and opposes land reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Portadown
County Armagh
Orange Party
Armagh
Lurgan
Newry
County
Orange Lodge
Death by starvation in Harrison county farm home
John F. Filley, 79, was found dead in his Spencer township house in Harrison county Indiana. He appeared to have died about a week earlier and was gnawed by rats. With no food or means to cook, authorities suspect starvation despite his hiding money and ownership of a 100 acre farm. He lived alone as a widower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
New Albany
Ind
John F. Filley
Spencer Township
Harrison County
Regular Train Derailed Near Cincinnati Injures Two
A south side station collision on the Indianapolis Cincinnati and Lafayette line left the regular train engine and two cars ditched after striking an accommodation train. Conductor Frank McGinnis suffered a fractured collar bone and brakeman Frank Conant sustained internal injuries that may prove fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, O
Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette
South Side
Frank McGinnis
Frank Conant
The Third Term debated by Black and Stoughton
The North American Review for Merch opens with two papers on The Third Term by Judge J S Black with Reasons Against It and by E W Stoughton as a visiting statesman to Louisiana giving Reasons For It. D A Wells discusses The Communism of a Discriminating Income Tax and Rev Dr Henry W Bellows on Civil Service Reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
North American Review For
Merch
J.S. Black
E. W. Stoughton
Louisiana
Returning Board
D. A. Wells
Henry W. Bellows
Simon Newcomb
Supreme Court
Maine
J. L. Spaldinng
Froude
Eugene L. Didier
D. Appleton & Co
New York
Popular Science Monthly
Association of Ideas
William James
M.D
Japan
Edward 8. Morse
Edmond Penner
E. Sauvage
Carl Ritter
Henry George
D. Hack Tuke
William C. Conant
Henry Gannett
Colorado
Alice H. Rhine
Free Schools
America
Murder At Winchester Illinois Tuesday
Joseph Fields shot James Padgett dead at Winchester Illinois on Tuesday. The report notes a fatal shooting in a small town, with Padgett killed and Fields as the alleged assailant. No further details of motive or capture are provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fields
James Padgett
Winchester
Eldorado
Louisville
Felix Frank
Ed. White
Gabriel Gillespie
Humboldt
Senn
Joseph EK. Temple
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Multiple Local News Briefs From New England Paper
Jerome B. Fickett & Co of Portland fails. Mrs Jeremiah Talbot of South Freeport dies by self harm due to despondency aged 60. St Albans butter demand weak with prices 2 to 3 cents higher. Clinton Mill Woonsocket strike winds down as 75 of 100 return. Henry K Trask of Laconia dies from accidental thigh injury with family. St Albans Bank bond suits against Highgate Swanton decided against towns. Rev A W Paige of New Haven pleads guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome B. Fickett
Henry K. Trask
Laconia
N. H
J. Gilbert
St. Albans
First National Bank
Highgate
Swanton
Lamoille Valley
Supreme Court
A. W. Paige
New Haven
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Darling
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Signa Seavier
U.S. A
B. M. Persseun
Signal Corps
General Weather Report
Buffalo
Erie
St. Louis
Howard Athenaum
Variety
Gaielty Theatre
Boston Theatre
Jes Globe Theatre
Miss Neilson
Iberian
Liverpool
Fleurs Castle
Shanghe
Holland
City of Syduey
Sydney
N.S. W
Moville
Circassia
Halifax
Montana
Erin
Bohemian
Lake Winnipeg
Devonia
Slashcow
City of Vera Cruz
Havana
Knickerbocker
New Orleans
Brennan Castle
Newark
Melville
Dorian
Glasgow
Lessing
Hamburg
Helvetia
City of New York
Labrador
Havre
San Franciisco
Jackson
Lond
Ste
Srisavilc
Ceccseccnivcesee
Sierra Nevada
South Bulwer
Silver King
Syndicate
Sensorswexcaes Vin E Lip Tod
Iastvouvicnese Red Eds Consolidated
A. Donohue
Otoe County
Nebraska
Committee On Resolutions
Republican Party of the Union
Ulysses Ss. Grant
Wight
Mr. Stoughton
Reading
Jong
Stoughton
J. G. Blaine
John Keily
Ross McLaughlin
County of Kings
McLaughlin
Democratic Party
Repub
Ontario
Clinton County
Knarves
Mr. Forster
Westchester
Deb
House of Representatives
Althoneh
Minnesota
Orti
Indiana
Cayuga
Lask
Abraham Lincoln
Tanyibang
Lauchter
Hisses
Ada
Republican
Ulysses
U. S. Grant
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Florida
Patere
Gotham Gleanings
Moulton
Stanley Matthews
J. Monroe Haskell
Monroe
Senator Whyte
Garland
Comptroller of the Currency
Gloucester Fisheries
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
Wiggins Ferry Company
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
East St. Louis
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Railroad Company
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Company
ORD Fellows
Vermont Dodgers
Green Mountain
United States District Court
Hartford County
Cheshire
Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Lennan Webber
Contoocook
Frank Burbank
Webber
Foreign News
Orangemen
Russia
Journal de St. Petersburg
Germany
St. Petersburg
China
Waldenstein
Melhanney
Alhambra
Cow Bay
C. B
Scatterie
Dr. Bull
Dr. Bate
Park Row
B. J. Jordan
New York Museum of
W. A. Batchelor
Bond Street
Wyta
FW. Geldowsky Furniture Co
Flist St
East Cembridge
Scoliay Square
Cymbeline
Gilmore
BAND
Boston Cadet
Robson
Crane
Boston Museum
RLM
Boucicault
Daddy O’dowd
MR. Warren
Dasbe
MR. Barron
Wm. Warren
Jefferson Scattering
Ruthins
General Court
Cranberry Centre
SNL
VER Spoor
Patrie
Fetott
Tompkins & Hill
Proprieteta
Bartley Campbell
Getz
MR. Whi. Warren
Jefferson Scattering Bathins
Selver Spoon
Ichabod Crane
J.T. Raymond
Jezsit
Hooley
NEW Theatre
Dover
R. M Hooley
Emernon
Megatherian Minstrels
Gaiety Theatre
J. Wentworth
Cical
Tony Denier
Carl Zerraan
Hart & Tryon
Hearts OF Oak
Mike Donovan
Tom Crohan
Miss Elouish Allen
Bingham
Ventriloquist
Brennans
Captain Libel
Music Hall
Blish School of Elocution
Geo. W. Blish
Femple
Lucien Adams
Percival
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Ly Suffolk
Colman Morse
Court Square
Godfrey Morse
Obate Court
Neoseek
Matthew Dewyer
Said
Edwin E. Perry
Jebl
Elijah George
Register
Anna E. Taylor
M.A.S
Boston Post-Office
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