Gambetta Dead And Paris Government Still Stands
A satirical collage notes Gambetta’s death while Paris and Versailles sustain government. Salmi Morse struggles to obtain a lice for a Passion Play. Mayor Palmer bans smoking brightening city hall corridors. Archbishop Purcell calls himself penniless and suffers private misery. Denver reports 4.6 million dollars in new buildings last year. The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette debuts in Boston with Halstead’s new paper. Kalakaua’s champagne order prompts Chandler to dispatch gunboats to the Sandwich Islands.
Philosophy Needed At The Boston Post Says Providence Journal
The Providence Journal notes the Boston Post needs all its philosophy to handle current pressures. It claims no American newspaper is immune to this shortage and even Providence’s own paper feels the strain.
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Boston Post
Providence Journal
Truceneough
America
Providence
Woman's Journal Hails Butler On Suffrage Contrast
The Woman's Journal praises General Butler for his remarks on woman suffrage and notes the contrast with what Bishop might have said. It suggests Bishop would likely have given a mixed reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Journal
Gen. Butler
Bishop
Mix
Judge Goddard Urges People Elected Convention for Maine
Report on Maine statutes urges a constitutional revision via a convention elected by the people. The London Lancet condemns arsenic use to beautify appearance and warns that many women ruin themselves with the drug, seen in Boston streets and New England factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Judge Goddard
London Lancet
United States
Boston
New England
France LAuds Say as a loss would strike republic roles
The passage honors Leon Say as a leading French statesman, noting his illness and the hope that he quickly recovers to resume his role among France's illustrious and prudent republic counsellors. Gambetta Chanzy Say are praised as shining marks of the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Leon Say
Gambetta
Chanzy
Say
M. Say
Cleveland to celebrate 68th anniversary of New Orleans victory
Cleveland will mark the 68th anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans with a grand banquet tonight. Prominent Democrats to respond to toasts include Geo Headley of Cincinnati John R Fellows of New York Isaac M Jordan of Cincinnati Henry B Payne of Cleveland and Gen Durbin Ward of Lebanon. The event ends with dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New Orleans
Jackson
Geo. Headley
Cincinnati
John R. Fellows
New York
Isaac M. Jordan
Henry B. Payne
Gen. Durbin Ward
Lebanon
Australian Horses Run Wild Across Queensland Pests
Thousands of horses escape into the bush in Australia with Queensland especially overrun. The first horse arrived over a century ago and escaped stock now roam the countryside, described as spindle shanked and flat-sided. They snort defiantly at pursuers as they multiply across the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Queensland
Crime in Vermont Prompting Outcry and Moralizing
The Rutland Herald challenges The Post on Vermont crime reports noting a murderous assault that may prove fatal, an abduction and possible murder of a white girl by a Black assailant, plus two thefts and minor crimes. It urges newspapers to face local conditions rather than moralize about other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simee
Rutland Herald
Post
Vermont
Gazette marks 70 years with tributes and letters
The Gazette celebrated its 70th anniversary with a main issue and a large supplement filled with tributes from current and former contributors. Col Charles Gordon Greene lauded the paper and its editor for seven decades of service, praising vitality and public favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Rice
Long
Charles Gordon Greene
Post
Gazpitte
Puck
Quarrel Tightens Between Kasson and Kelley in Ways and Means
Special dispatch from Washington reports a growing rift between Kasson and Kelley, two Republican leaders on the ways and means committee. Kasson pushes free list expansions while Kelley doubts any tariff legislation will pass and aims to withdraw from active duty. The dispute flares after a vote on adding government authorized books to the free list and subsequent attempts to rescind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Kassen
Kelley
Tariff Commission
House of Representatives
Kasson
Ways and Means
Mr. Kasson
Randall
Carlisle
Senate
House
Congress Sideshows Debates Over Bills On Claims And Shipping
Senate discussions focus on a bill to move claims against the government to the Court of Claims and on a presidential succession measure. The House debates include removal of state to federal court cases and shipping legislation with several lawmakers supporting the shipping bill. Additional items cover a Walsh card alleging no reply from the president and postal changes in New England villages and postmaster appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Senate
House
Court of Claims
Edmundy
Committee On Judiciary
Messrs
Pag, Cox and
Dingley
Joint Select Committee
T Revival of American Shipping
Eliva
John A. Walsh
Star Route Fame
Arthur
Brewster
Bliss
Kellogg
Walsh
New England Village
Worcester County
Mass
North
Grafton
James N. Howard
Backhamsted
Litchfield County
Conn
William L. Judson
Bethlehem
Louis L. Varden
Branchville
Fairfield County
Frederick C. Sanford
Hawleyville
Charles A. Eaton
Kent
Lucina.c. Miller
Middlefield
Middlesex County
Charles Whipple
Harmony
Providence County
R. J
Navy Department
Iron Minister Hunt
St. Petersburg
Hunt
Kirinsk
Dee
Aneguin
Manson
Bartlett
Leach
Lauterbach
Thom
Irkutsk
House Committee
United States Supreme Court
House Judiciary Committee
Joyce
Vermont
United States
Marine Hospital Service
Life-Saving Service and
Revenue Marine
Secrutary Folger
Navy Establishment
Return of Judge Libbey to Maine Supreme Bench
Correspondence from Augusta notes Judge Artemus Libbey’s return to the Maine Supreme Judicial Court amid gubernatorial politics. The piece weighs Libbey’s legal merit against political pressures, and discusses the Robie administration’s council and reform elements plus concerns over officeseekers and patronage. Also mentions Lot Morrill’s ill health and the rush of potential appointees awaiting his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Aveusta
Robie
Artemus Libbey
Blaine
Libbey
Supreme Bench
Jim
Plaisted
Judge Libbey
Numerous Small Fires Reported Across Several Cities
Brief fire reports from Geston to San Francisco describe small blazes in railroad baggage rooms basements and residences. Losses range from minor to thousands with several buildings insured. Notable incidents include a $20 loss at Old Colony station and a $30,000 fire at Wisconsin Hide and Leather company in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoddard
J. Doherty
Division 4
Old Colony
Childs & Lane
Tremont Street
Engine 4
Stamford Street
A. G. Patterson
Commonwealth Avenue
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin Hide and Leather Company
Boylston and Manufacturers
Commonwealth
Boston
Shelly Kimball
Com‘ny
Brooklyn
N. Y
Guyington & Co
Clinton House
E. R. Richardson
Oryington Bros
Har Harror
Charles Harding
Great Duck Island
Dancon
Simuel Wallis
Bradley
Hiollistoon
Mass
John Baker
E. Goulding
South Framingam
Clumsy Invention Claims Jeannette Remains Found
George Kennan, Arctic expert, calls the Boston telegram about the Jeannette second cutter bodies found on the Gulf of Khatanga a clumsy invention. He notes the gulf mouth lies over 500 miles from the boats' separation point and outlines reasons why the report cannot be true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Kennan
Siberia
Arctic Asia
Boston
Gulf of Khatanga
Kennan
Khatanga
Episcopalian Vote Bars Thompson for Mississippi Bishop
The standing committee of Episcopal churches in the Springfield diocese unanimously refused consent to consecrate Rev. Hugh Miller Thompson of New Orleans as bishop of Mississippi, delaying the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Til
Episcopal Churches
Hugh Miller Thompson
New Orleans
Mississippi
Violent Ohio quake rattles northern cities at dawn
Word arrived that a violent earthquake was felt in parts of northern Ohio between 2 and 3 am yesterday. People were awakened as chimneys toppled and cages reportedly toppled from shelves.
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Cleveland, O
Ohio
Robbery Takes Valise From Albert Gye Aboard Train
Philadelphia report says impresario Herbert F. Gye was robbed of a valise containing 4550 dollars in checks and cash plus jewelry while aboard a railroad car. The incident occurred last night as he rode to an engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Herbert F. Gye
Ship Collision Tragedy in Dense Fog Claims City of Brussels
The City of Brussels was rammed by the Kirby Hall in the Mersey estuary during a thick fog. Ten drowned including two passengers and eight crew. survivors ferried to the Kirby Hall and Liverpool. The Kirby Hall arrived in Liverpool with the rescued, one Italian steerage pair among the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Inman Line
City of Brussels
Land
New York
Liverpool
Glasgow
W. HL. McLuard
D. Siegel
Kirby Hall
Brussels
Mersey
Miud
Lear
City of
Young
Carpenter Woods
London
Woods
The Tennessee Steal Repudiation of Polk Defalcation
Information from a reliable source puts the defalcation of State Treasurer Polk at 590000 dollars. His bond was 190000. The Times denounces repudiation and blames loose laws and carelessness of official obligations. A Tennessee Democrat says Polk was part of a Nashville syndicate speculating in state securities. He allegedly loaned state funds to others and did not have funds to meet upcoming interest. An arrest report from New Orleans notes Folk of Tennessee in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gefaulter
Chattanooga
Tenn
Polk
Times
Washington
Tennessee Democrat
Nashville
Codfishing Boom Reported Along West Hampton Coast
New York reports codfishing at West Hampton Long Island surpassing prior years with hauls on December 8 and 10 yielding about $1,300. Life-saving crews own nets and in the last two months have earned more from fishing than their wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Westhampton
L. I
Marquis of Lorne and Princess Louise Arrive in Los Angeles
Lieut. Tate with eight enlisted men arrived to escort the marquis of Lorne and Princess Louise, arriving in Los Angeles today for the royal visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Tate
U.S. A
Marquis of Lorne
Princess Louise
Death of New York coffee dealer found with bullet wound
The body of Moses G. Hanover a wealthy New York coffee dealer was discovered in a bag to dry with a bullet wound to the head. Authorities suspect a personal crisis led to the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Moses G. Hanover
Massachusetts Horticultural Society Announces Annual Address
At a Saturday meeting of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society President F. B. Hayes delivered his annual address outlining society priorities and achievements and signaling next steps for the horticultural community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
F. B. Hayes
Improvements Planned for Horticultural Hall Stores and Rental Rise
The speaker outlined year ahead plans to improve stores and the lower part of Horticultural hall building to enable leases and higher rents. The treasurer reported about 4000 more cash than last year and Mt. Auburn cemetery income about 1700 higher. Following routine business, discussion focused on methods to repel codling moth and other fruit tree pests.
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Horticultural Hall
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
New England News Highlights From Portland and Lewiston
S I Merrill of Auburn lost a leg after a fall while attempting to board and train at Portland. John Farry, 62, was injured in a coal team accident and may die. Lewiston reports 61 million yards of fabric produced, up 18 percent. Hardy Machine of Biddeford prospers under current management and will pay a 5 percent quarterly dividend today. John McDonald of Boston stabbed James W Houston in a Portland sailors boarding house. the wound is dangerous. A Lewiston temperance mass meeting denounced the Republican city administration as a rum party. The funeral of the late Hon. Elisha H Allen was held in Bangor with large attendance and notable pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. I. Merrill
Auburn
Portland
John Farry
Lewiston
Hardy Machine Company
Biddeford
John McDonald
Boston
James W. Houston
Indiana
Citizens’ Temperance
Elisha H. Allen
Frederick Hobbs
Bangor
Penobscot Bar
Johns. Sewall
Hannibal Hamlin
Strickland
William H. McCrillis
S. H. Blake
A. W. Paine
Abraham Sanborn
F. A. Wilson
C. P. Stetson
Belleville
St. Clair County
Lil
East St. Johis
Miners’ Union
Barnum
Chicago
Board of Trade
Gardner
Booker Robertson
Lynchburg
RF. D. Craddock
Tan Weiser
Robert Weiser
Thomas Cobb
Valley Falls
Kan
Copp
Seloon Keepers’ Association
Citizens’ League
Thomas Fitzgerald
Philadelphia Item
Common Pleas Court
Prothonotary’s
Mitchell
Fell
Fitzgerald
Charles E. Slocum
Plano
Slocum
Russell Lester
Muskogee
I. T
Vinita Priday
Rutledge
Lester
Fort Smith
Ark
National Bank of
Western Association of General Passenger and Ticket
Congress
Victoria
B. C
Meliakatail
Ridley
Sister of Charity of
Baltimore
Lizzie McDonald
Washington
Moore
Neaiher Grant
Saute
Col
Domoo
Ilinois
Tg Cour
Dover Free Library Effort Amid River Shortage
Mills at Dover Great Falls Salmon Falls and Rochester run short of water. Dover seeks a free library with Mayor Lothrop backing action. council forms committee to talk with Dover Library association. Lizzie R Whyte, injured by a sled collision Dec 29, warns she will sue Dover. her condition remains critical and recovery doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Great Falls
Salmon Falls
Rochester
Lothrop
Dover Library Association
Lizzie R. Whyte
Abduction of 13YearOld Girl Near Rochester
Citizens chase lead on Kitty Marsh, daughter of farmer Charles Marsh, abducted Thursday noon by a 50 year old mulatto. She boarded a sleigh from her school, carrying a valuable team. Crosby Martin pursued the thieves to Vergennes, with officers tracing the stolen property and stopping overnight as man and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Kitty Marsh
Charles Marsh
Crosby Martin
Vergennes
Man
Massachusetts News Briefs Reach Across Towns And Tragedies
Multiple local incidents are reported: Julia Kelley, 40, found dead in Little Canada Lowell. Mrs. David Matthews dead frozen between South Lancaster and Leominster. Samuel Fowler of Lowell injured in a scaffold fall in Dracut. Reports include Fitchburg appointing Aaron F Whitney as chief of police, pay cuts affecting Ipswich mill weavers, a dangerous peddler hunted in Wareham, and two Virginia City children sent to Palmer school returning home after lost tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Kelley
Little Canada
Lowell
David Matthews
South Lancaster
Leominster
Samuel Fowler
Milton Fox
Dracut
William Garrett
Gloucester
Frank Howard
H Howard
Aaron F’. Whitney
Fitchburg
Roobins
Ipswich
England
Patrick Dorson
Wareham
John
Thomas Kerizs
Virginia City
Nev
North Adams
Palmer
Boston
Christian Brothers’ School
Death at Hoyle hotel follows laudanum act in Providence
Daniel W. Brown aged 45 widower was found dead in bed at the Hoyle hotel Providence after drinking laudanum. Broadway Baptist church in Providence was rededicated after renovation with day long services. A Boston car conductor William Healey met James Buck in Providence with Buck seizing Healey’s valise and $10. Portland Superior Court in 1881 sustained an indictment charging the city of Portland for nuisance due to dock sewer deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel W. Brown
Hoyle Hotel
Providence
Broadway Baptist Church
William Healey
Boston
James Buck
Healey
New York
Superior Court
Portland
Portlaind
Connecticut Fatalities and Legal Moves From New Haven
A Milford brakeman died after being run over between cars on a Connecticut train. A Worcester man died from injuries after a Hartford depot fall seeking a Boston express. New Haven official J Burton Hine fractured his hip in a crash while leaving church, with prior amputation history. Mary Hartenstein died of heart disease amid related court cases involving ex Mayor Shelton. Joseph Sargent pushes statewide petition to amend factorizing laws easing wage protections and attorney costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelbert B. L. Lynes
Milford
Francis Sibley
Worcester
Mass
Hartford
Boston
J. Burton Hine
Hine Land Company
New Haven
Michigan
Mary Hartenstein
Shelton
Brown
Joseph B. Sargent
Sargent & Co
Directors Form Committees At American Institute Of Instruction
The American Institute of Instruction held a Saturday meeting led by President George A. Walton. Committees on Industrial education and necrology were formed with listed members plus a six member panel chosen to select a July 11 meeting location. The majority favored a location in abyan's White Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute of Instruction
George A. Walton
Industrial
Messrs
J. D. Runkle
C. C. Rowell
J. W. Pattison
L. Duntley
M. H. Buckham
W. B. Weeden
W. H. Brewer
Charles Northend
Juda Dana
KE. Smith
M. Lyon
Butler Speaks at Middlesex Club in Praise of Massachusetts
Governor Butler is hosted by the Middlesex Club in Lowell with about 100 members present. He recounts Middlesex County's revolutionary and Civil War legacy, defends state leadership, and urges fixing any "spots" on Massachusetts’ escutcheon while honoring local figures and past governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
Gov. Butler
Middlesex Club
George A. Bruce
Massachusetts
Boston
San Francisco
Bruce
Gen. Butler
Butler
Commonwealth
Pesident
New Hampshire
Lowell
Middlesex
Jowell
Lowe
Bunker Hill
Lexington and Concord
Sons of
Baltimore
England
Gov
Stoughton
Cambridge
Grand Jury
Andover
Webster
Fletcher
Bell
Massachusete Wis
Jefferson
Billerica
Congress of the
United States
Thomas Jefferson
Virginia
Supreme Court
Electric Lighting Promises Big Profits and Rapid Growth
Electric lighting is established and expanding rapidly with high investor returns. The American Electric and Illuminating Co reports strong demand in Boston and New England, offers 8 percent preferred treasury stock at par with a 4 percent semiannual dividend, and a bonus common share for each two preferred shares subscribed. Calls for prospective investors at No 28 School Street, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Brush Electric Light Company
New England Brush Company
New England
American Electric and Illuminating Company
Boston
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic’s Association
Mechanics’ Association
Preferred Treasury
Stock Exchange
School Street
Hunting for Spirits at a Seance Gone Awry
Stuart Cumberland and several newspaper men attended a seance at Miss Berry's, Arnold street, but entry was denied. They moved to Mrs. Bliss's Worcester street location where a cabinet ritual with two mediumistic observers led to an altercation as Cumberland's accent betrayed him and the door locked in a chaotic escape, leaving the reporters uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fact Association
Stuart Cumberland
Miss Berry
Arnold Street
Mrs. Bliss
Spirit Land
Cumberland
Mr. Cumberland
Mr. Bliss
Pastor Installed Rev Edward F Hayward at Broadway Church
Rev Edward F Hayward was installed pastor of the Broadway Unitarian Church in South Boston on a simple ceremony. An address of welcome by ex Alderman Charles H Hersey opened the service and Hayward delivered a sermon on the meaning of church and religion, stressing individual faith paired with communal effort. He is a Tufts and Harvard Divinity School alum and author of Ecce Spiritus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Hayward
Broadway Unitarian Church
South
Boston
Charles H. Hersey
Abraham
Isaac
Jesus
God
Christ
House of God
Hayward
Tufts College
Harvard Divinity School
Montreal
Europe
Fall River
Broadway
Winthrop Congregational Church Celebrates 30th Anniversary
The Winthrop Congregational Church on Green Street Charlestown marked 30 years with 10 30 AM services led by Rev A B Twombly. Historic notes recount its 1833 founding by 14 men 21 women and 9 outsiders and praise its growth finances and gifts from descendants of John Winthrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Congregational Church
Green Street
Charlestown
Twombly
Massachusetts Colony
George Hyde
R. H. Parker
Boston
Assault and theft rounds up city police arrests
Berkeley street assault misdated as noon. Officers McCausland and Weldon arrest Henry O. Baker for pistol theft from Emerson W. Lyman. Dorchester man Michael Conley reported missing, while insane, after a brother’s escape. Multiple thefts, injuries, and a stillborn birth case fill the Saturday docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley Street
McCausland and Weldon
Division 4
Henry O. Baker
Dana
Emerson W. Lyman
Dix
Michael Conley
Dorchester
Old Colony
Charles E. Taylor
Greenwood
Boston and Maine
New York
Charlies H. Lovell
Washington Street
Morris Mansfield
Ellis Bros
Merchants Row
James Sullivan
Julia McCafferty
Burns
Hampshire Street
Highland District
Charles Dorsey
Hall & Whipple
Piedmont Street
William H. Robinson
Robinson
Dorsey
Nicholas Severoni
Louis
George Munzig
George R. Clarke
Boylston Street
Severoni
Bulfinch Place
Maggie Donnell
Church Street
Harrison Avenue
Chester Park
City
John Russell
George Linterman
New
Calf Pasture
Dorchester Bay
Advertising Rates and column widths in Boston Post
Rates for display and space measurements are listed with column widths. One inch spaces, four columns, fifty squares per column described for advertisement placement.
City Theatres Unveil Week Calendar With Star Engagements
Three theatres keep the same bills as last week while others showcase notable acts. Park features Mr and Mrs McKee Rankin in 49. Globe hosts Salvini with Othello and The Gladiator then King Lear. Museum presents Boucicault as O Dowd in Suis a Mor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Theatre
Museum
Mr. Boucicault
O’dowd
the Howard
Rose Eytinge
Boston
Boylston
Windsor
Silver King Mining declares 25 cent dividend per share
The Silver King Mining company proclaims a dividend of 25 cents per share. The report notes cash distribution details and shareholder impact for investors.
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AILY
Boston Weekly Post
Ee Post
A. PF. Moore
TUL Contents
Telegraph and Mail
Gen
Andrew Jackson
Paris
Versailles
Salmi Morse
Alaska
Purcell
Denver
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Halstead
Boots
Navy
Kalakaua
Chandler
Sandwich Islands
California
Hassan
Melley
Messrs. Hills
United States Authoritie
Agnes W
Sarah J. Hills
Albert Q
Alfred C. Hills
Secretary of the Navy
Congess
Naval Advisory Board
Mississippi River Commission
Comstock
Lewyces
Maine Capital
al Lone
Altha
O In
Lot M. Morrill
Hans
Geston and Vicinity
James Douglass
West Bridgton
Golden Gate Park
Wells
Tennessee
San Antonio
Treasurer Folk
Lorrne and
Louise
Horticultural Society
NEW England News
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Institute OF Instruction
Fairbanks
James N. Buffum
Lynn
Edward P. Brown
Isaac S. Morse F
J. G. B. Adams
South Boston
Christian Church
Sergi, Dailey
Allan Line of Steamships
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Charles W. Potter
Edward H. P. Herrick
State Street
Winthrop Church
Baile
En & Rst
Post Publishing CO
Louis Maas
Glebe Theatre
Middlesex Fells
Tremont Temple
Gounod
Handel and Haydn Society
Hansens and Wyndham’s
Globe
Mueller-Campanari Quartette
Chickering Hall
Arlington Club
Willie Edouir
Sparks
Bangor Tenight
Silver King Mining Company
Pigeon Creek
Martin Weinberger
Louis Gottfreund
Pittsburg
Ransom
W. T. Partch
North Carolina United States
G. Baldwin
Owen Lynch
John McGovern
John McCarty
Glendon Station
New Jersey Central Railroad
Minneapolis
Omaha and Rock
Aeanne
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