Democratic State Central Committee Meets in Massachusetts
The Massachusetts Democratic State Central Committee gathered at its headquarters for organization. Col. N. A. Plympton chaired the executive committee, and Col. J. W. Coveney read a letter from Jonas H. French declining re election. The body organized with Plympton as chairman and Coveney secretary, naming a full slate of officers and an ex officio finance committee, then adjourned to February 22 after routine business.
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Democratic State Central Committee
N. A. Plympton
J. W. Coveney
Commonwealth, Ave
Democratic Party
Plympton
Drinkwater
Democratic State Central Committee of
Massachusetts
Jonas H
French
A. C. Drinkwater
Josiah G. Abbott
Rueben Noble
A. B. Alger
G. F. Hewitt
J. H. Carleton
J. G. Fenneasy
G. M. Fifield
Geo. E. Whipple
Jno
Fraud Probes Target New York Boston and Philadelphia Importers
Washington dispatch details extensive revenue frauds from undervaluations across wool silk and other imports. Consuls report repeated undervaluing by New York Boston and Philadelphia firms, with some invoices undercharged by 30 to 68 percent and penalties sought including a $25,000 suit. Congress urged to seek full treasury records and pursue prosecutions and civil actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Washington
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Converse
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Horgen
Switzerland
Luckemeyer & Scheffer
Staffer & State
Fleitman & Co
Victor & Achelis
C. A. Austin & Co
Iselin, Neeser & Co
Obertenfler, Abegg & Dan
F. F.decker
H. Obertenffer’s Sons
Werner, Heschner & Co
Ed. Warburg & Co
Basle
C. A. Auffer, Ordt & Co
Crefeld
Germany
Custom House
Galle
Loeb & Schoenfeld
Liverpool
Cordova
London
Cresse & Blackwell
Bradford
Swan Incandescent Electric Light Company
Leith
Scotland
John
James Dobson
Special
Brackett
Heller & Metz
United States District Attorney
Berlin
B. Mertz & Morris Pach
Chamberlain
Baltimore
Erlanger, Bonheim & Co
Baring Bros
Werning & Dawson
Ruffin, Ordt & Co
Election of Officers Wills to be Discussed The Governor's Message
Jackson Mississippi January 8 The Mississippi legislature organized with Lieut Gov Shanks presiding in the senate D P Porter reelected second in the house Hon M tinge of Alcorn elected speaker and Gen H E Williamson of Marshall clerk The body is largely democratic with one negro in the senate and 13 in the house The session will last about two months Levee question and crop lien law loom large while Gov Lowrys message will be ready tomorrow The governor is indisposed and the coldest spell in 20 years is noted
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Massachusetts
New Jersey
Tyes
Republican
Gen. Butler
Massachusettts
Andrew Jackson
Great Britain
Democratic Party
Hancock
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Butler
Woodbury
Jackson
United Democracy of
Benjamin F. Butler
Miss
Mississippi
Shanks
D. P. Porter
M. Tinge
Alcorn County
H. E. Williamson
Marshall County
House
Lowry
Fire alarms report multiple Boston area blazes and losses
In Boston and Vicinity several fires caused damage Tuesday. A small office fire at No 2 Sewall Court off Milk Street caused $20 damage. A house in Everett near Malden line burned, with $3,000 on the structure and $1,200 on furniture lost. A stable fire at 106 Bunker Hill Street in Charlestown damaged the building $460 and losses reached $590 including a horse and gear. A Chardon Street Model Block fire caused slight damage. Brief reports note a coffin factory fire in New York with $25,000 loss, a Plainsville jewellers' factory fire at $3,500 insured $1,000, and a Malden area home fire totaling $3,200. A Cleveland opera house block fire in Kreavdville, Pa, caused $100,000 loss, fully insured.
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Boston
Sewanl Court
Milk Street
W. H. Thayer
John Gray
Christopher F. Snelling
Everett
Malden
Boa
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Briggs
George H. Bailey
Bailey
Chardon Street
Lincoln
Robert W. Watson
Telegraph
New York
Smith, Winston & Co
Chrystie Street
Attleboro
Mass
Stephen Olney
Plainsville
Frank Snelling
Malden Line
Cleveland,o
Kreadville
Arrangements for the Coming National Convention at Baltimore
Baltimore January 8 Archbishop Gibbons announces in a letter to Rev B J McManus that the national council of Catholic prelates will convene at Baltimore Cathedral on November 9 1354 with Gibbons as apostolic delegate The American prelates urged selecting one of their own for cardinal and the pope may bestow the red hat after the council but no action on the Irish question will be taken Meanwhile Rome has ordered printed copies of American bishops decisions for guidance at the Baltimore council
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Baltimore
Gibbons
B. J. McManus
National Council of Catholic Prelates
Sephecci
Holy See
United States
Gibbens
Rome
Council of Bishops
New York and New England troubles heard in federal court
Ex Judge Choate Gen Bristow and H N Shepard appeared before Judge Shipman in New York to discuss receivership for the New York and New England rail line. Choate read a letter from second mortgage bondholders opposing Clark as receiver while Shepard sought postponement to February to align with Massachusetts actions involving about 1.7 million dollars. Judge Shipman said he would consider petitions but no motion was filed.
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New Yourke
Choate
Gen. Bristow
H. N. Shepard
Shipman
United States Court Today
New York
New England
Henry A. Brassey
Shepard
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Clark
Massachusetts
Republicans Nominate Clerks and Chaplains in State Legislature
Members of the house nominate Clinton B. Davis of Higganum for speaker and Frederick E. Eberle with A. Cran Gall of Norwich for clerks. Senate nominates Lorin A. Cooke of Riverton for president pro tem and Donald G. Perkins of Norwich for clerk. Rev. Graham Taylor and Rev. Dr. George M. Stone named chaplains. Republicans expect to win tomorrow.
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House
Clinton B. Davis
Higganum
Frederick E. Eberle
A. Cran- Gall
Norwich
Lorin A. Cooke
Riverton
Donald G. Perkins
Graham Taylor
Senate
George M. Stone
Annual Meeting Reports on Charity Work Across Boston Firms
The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children held its annual meeting with treasurer Charles F. Atkinson presenting receipts of 10 577 97 and expenditures of 160 578 44 along with home committee reports on placements 671 new and 2935 reinvestigated cases totaling 5092 acted upon. Directors were elected including Charles D. Head John Ayres and Frank B. Fay. The Bostonian Society also elected directors Curtis Guild and others while noting art collections 246 accessions 57 pictures and 140 pamphlets added. The Cadet Veteran Association elected officers and the Home for Aged Colored Women reported deficits met by legacies risking future reductions.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Chas. F. Atkinson
Home Committee
Kate Gannett Walls
Frank B. Fay
Charles D. Head
John Ayres
Charles F. Atkinson
Joseph S. Bigelow
Alfred A. Childs
James Purinton
William Howell Kheed
Charles F. Shimmain
William
Whitwell
Charles J. Whitmore
Charles Head
George P. Hayward
Edward Lawrence
John Endicott Peabody
E. P. Wharton
Charles C. Read
William P. Atkinson
Helen F. Ayres
Thomas M. Brewer
Florence Everett
A. Hemenway
Helen M. Ireson
John Lathrop
John Lowell
J. L. Roberts
E. A. Samuels
Ellen M. Tower
Winslow Warren
Kate G. Wells
J. W. Wolcott
George Derby
J. Burrage
R. T
E. V. Stackpole
James Lincon
Bostonian Society
The
Curtis Guild
William S. Appleton
Thomas Mines
John T. Hassam
Samuel H. Russell
William H. Whitmore
Hamilton A. Hill
William H. Baldwin
Thomas C. Amory
James M. Hubbard
Samuel M. Quincy
Amsterdam
New Netherland
New England
Jonathan Preston
James R. Stanwood
Old State House
Cadet Veteran Association
Charlestown Cadet Veteran Association
Charlestown Cadets
J. E. Phipps
M. F. Tufts
F. F. Robinson
W. C. Hunt
C. F. Peirce
J. L. Curtis
Bradford
W. H. Preble
F. Todd
Rh. D. Archer
H. Walters
Home
Boston Asylum and Farm School
Theodore Lyman
Samuel Eliot
Alfred Bowditch
George L. Deblois
Eben Bacon
Charles P. Bowditch
Stephen G. Deblois
Arthur Dexter
George A. Gardner
Henry S. Grew
John Homans
E. Francis Parker
W.randt Storer
Howard Stockton
Thomas F. ‘Lewple
Alex
Franklin
J. D. King
Somerset
J. H. Roberts
Cambridge
Claudius B. Travis
Natick
O. P. Gifford
W. A. Start
C. B. Travis
C. Q.tirrell
Eugene H. Clapp
A. A. Williams
George W. Craig
National Rolling Mill
Mckheesport
Wood’s Iron Works
National Tube Works
Jno
William Bloxam
Bloxam
Commercial Travellers’ Association of New York
Syracuse
Eaton
New York
United States
Snowstorm Delays Train Service Across Several Cities
Multiple cities report heavy snowfall with railway disruption. Pitrspure and Wheeling show two feet and twenty inches of snow respectively, causing suspensions and abandoned trains. Harrisonburg Lexington Buffalo also affected with ongoing or severe snowfall.
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Pitrspure
Wheeling
W. Va
Harrisonburg
Lexington
Buffalo
N. Y
Paine Nominated to Succeed Pendleton in Senate
In Columbus on January 8 the Democratic caucus chose Henry B. Paine of Cleveland to succeed George H. Pendleton. The first ballot results were Paine 48, Pendleton 33, Ward 9, with the nomination declared.
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Henry E. Paine
George H. Pendleton
Columbus
Henry B. Paine
Cleveland
Paine
Pendleton
Ward
Fire Engulfs Prison Yard at Stillwater Minnesota
Midnight information from Stillwater reports a blaze in the prison yards of the state penitentiary. The fire threatens the Northwest manufacturing company building and the car works, largely owned by D. M. Sabin. Three engines have been dispatched from Sr. Paul to assist.
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Sr. Paul
Minn
Stillwater
State Penitentiary
Northwest Manufacturing Company
D. M. Sabin
Convent Fire Inquest Hears 34 Missing In Belville Case
In Belleville on January 8 an inquest heard Sister Eleutheria state she believed seven people were in the convent when the fire broke out. She said thirty seven escaped, leaving thirty four missing.
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Belleville
Eleutheria
Passumpsic Valley Poultry Show Opens With 133 Entries
ST. JOHNSBURY VT Jan 8 The Passumpsic Valley Poultry and Pet Stock association opened a three days exhibition with 133 entries. Local exhibitors include C C Paine East Bethel J C Flint Derby Line and L A Russell Danville. Noted displays from W L Sweet George Cook A A Mills and HE Cushman. Pigeons feature fine stock by Swett Underwood and Massey of St Johnsbury. Danville's George Pettengill presents a live golden eagle with wingspread of seven feet.
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ST. Johnsbury
Passumpsic
Riots arrests, wrecks and deaths reported nationwide
Brief items note arrests at Grace Harbor N F in a riot, two convent ruins at Belleville Mo yield two bodies with five missing, and a Newark comptroller report shows year receipts 3 147 4921 and expenditures 3 193 301 83. Other notes include a Buffalo arrival of Mrs Webb for funeral affairs, a Chicago man’s suicide, misappropriation at a Montreal firm, and industrial accidents in Pittsburgh Milwaukee and Philadelphia.
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Grace Harbor
N. F
Belleville
Anderson
New Jersey
Vermilye divorce case denies adultery and accuses husband
Mary H Vermilye yesterday filed an answer to Daniel B Vermilyes suit for divorce. She denies adultery with Gen William Myers and accuses him of habitual drunkenness gambling and frequenting houses of ill repute. She claims he tried to blackmail a girl named Meyer and asks for one divorce and custody of their child.
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St. Paul
Mary H. Vermilye
Daniel B. Vermilye
William Myers
Meyer
Assaults at Oyster House Leaves Townsend Couple Unconscious
New York dispatch reports J. C. Townsend and his wife found senseless on the floor of their Oyster, L I home. They were assaulted with a hammer and robbed. Simon Rapalyea, a colored man, has been arrested. Mrs Townsend, 70, is sister of Gen Winder who ran Libby prison in the war.
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Bheshub Chunder, Sen
Tbe
Brahma Samaj
India
M. Ienri Brisson
Chamber of Deputies
Hong Kong
Bacninh
Dart & Rogers
Liverpool
Cairo
Riaz Pasha
Khedive
Nubar Pasha
Colombo
Ceylon
Arabi Pasha
Egypt
Edgar Vincent
Perm
Russia
Rome
Frederick William
Cherif Pasha
England
New York
J. C. Townsend
Oyster
L.J
Simon Rapalyea
Reading Iron Works Resumes All Departments
ReAvine Pennsylvania January 8 work resumed in all departments of the Reading iron works today. The works employ one thousand men. The steel mill puddlers have been reduced from 350 to 325 per ton. A number of other manufacturers are preparing to resume work and the outlook in the iron trade here is generally brighter.
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ReAvine
Reading Iron Works
Portland Democrats Celebrate Jacksons Victory Anniversary
The anniversary of Gen. Jacksons victory at New Orleans was observed by Portland democrats with a grand concert at city hall. Addresses were given by Mayor Deering and M. P. Frank among others, including 8. C. Andrews, S. P. Brown, Merrill, and Teling.
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Portland
Gen. Jackson
New Orleans
City Hall
Mayor Deering
C. Andrews
M. P. Frank
P. Merrill
S. P. Brown
M. Teling
Connecticut Republicans Nominate Harrison for Speaker
The Republican representatives caucus in Hartford nominated Henry B. Harrison of New Haven for speaker, with A. W. Ke of Danbury and Wm. Sidney Powys of Perthy named for clerks. The Democratic...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Henry B. Harrison
New Haven
A. W. Ke
Danbury
Wm. Sidney Powys
Perthy
Treasury Deficiency Request and Alabama Claims Notes
Special Despatch from Washington reports Treasury Secretary asks Congress for 150000 for printing small denomination notes amid rising demand since 1879. Alabama Claims judgments listed. 674 new bills introduced. patent law reforms debated. Mississippi river projects urged. Star Route expenses cited. several nominations and confirmations noted.
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Treasury Department
Alabama
Brilliant Wedding at Shawmut Church United in Chester Square
Miss Florence Stanwood of Chester square wed William F. Miller at Shawmut Congregational Church Tuesday evening. The ceremony was by Rev. Dr. Webb with Rev. M. J. Savage assisting. Ushers included Edward Miller and Charles Blodgett among others. reception followed at the bride’s mother Mrs. E. C. Stanwood 66 Chester square. The bride wore white silk with lace and tulle veil. guests dressed in elaborate gowns and extended warm congratulations.
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Shawmut Congregational Church
Florence Stanwood
Chester Square
William F. Miller
Robert Batcheller
G. B. Kendrick
A. B. Fry
William Benedict
E. C. Stanwood
Billiard Tournament Continues At Marshalls Union Rooms
The Marshalls Union billiard rooms hosted a continued tournament on Tuesday with John Morse facing Fred Eames in the afternoon. Morse won by 14 points as Eames tallied 136. both had a top break of 11, the session lasting 1 hour 20 minutes. Referee was W R Henderson. Morse held a 21 to 3 average. In the evening the card featured Charles C.
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Marshalls Union Billiard Rooms
John Morse
Fred Eames
Morse
Eames
W. R. Henderson
Charles C
Tay
W. M. Gilman
Gilman
E. L. Smith
Tf. N. Allen
E. H. Marshall
Belfast Marine Railway Fund Reaches About Ten Thousand
In Belfast about ten thousand dollars have been raised for a marine railway project. In Lewiston last year cloth production reached sixty two and a half million yards, up from sixty million nine hundred thousand yards the year prior. The will of Mary J. Nichols of Portland leaves five hundred dollars to the Chestnut Street church and five hundred to the Chestnut Street Sunday school with the interest to be used. Isaac Adams, a quarryman for Cobb lime at Rocklands, was badly hurt by a premature blast explosion. his condition may prove fatal and he has a wife and one child.
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Woodbury
Andrew Jackson
New Orleans
John Bull
Jackson
Great Britain
Washington
Gen. Jackson
Brotherhood
Traveeller
North Pole
Equator
New Jersey
Leon Abbett
Abbett
Jersey
Massachusetts
Union
U.ty
Republican Party
Belfast
Lewiston
Mary J. Nichols
Portland
Chestnut Street
Isaac Adams
Cobb Lime Company
Rocklands
Notable Notting ham Col Cilley Dies at 93
Col Joseph Cilley of Nottingham a War of 1812 veteran and former U S senator ended his long life at 93 last Friday. The Dartmouth Class of 1854 marks its 20th reunion at the coming commencement. Sixty seven men were in the class. forty two survive.
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Joseph Cilley
Nottingham
United States
Dartmouth
Horace S. Cummings
Washington
Manchester
Notable deaths and business moves spark local action
John Butler of Highgate died after a Tuesday express train collision at Seward's crossing. E H Daniels of Vergennes weighs moving his sash and door factory to Rutland and rebuilding the Lovejoy mill on Strong's avenue, recently burned. The Esteys won a long court organ suit and celebrated by running flags over their factories last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Butler
Highgate
Seward’s Crossing
E. H. Daniels
Vergennes
Rutland
Lovejoy
Strong’s Avenue
Esteys
Fire and finance notes in 1883 Worcester and surrounding towns
The Union church Worcester reports 1883 offerings totaling 35766 dollars. Essex Statesman notes a Massachusetts mill to trial daily pay for workers. W S O Brien Abingtons three story steel heel factory narrowly escaped ruin by fire. An East Hampton grocer strengthens cash system after profit. Two Fitchburg foundry workers, Conlan and Duncan, were badly injured carrying molten iron, an explosion damaging nearby windows. Duncan suffered severe injuries and Conlan may lose sight.
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Union Church
Worcester
Essex Statesman
W. S. O’brien
Abington
Mass
East Hampton
Richard Conlan
Thomas Duncan
Karnsworth & Marshall
Fitchburg
Duncan
Conlan
State pays Newport for Coasters Harbor island transfer
A state payment of 20000 dollars to the city of Newport completes the cession of Coasters' Harbor island for a naval training station. At Providence a high mass for the late Father Lawrence Walsh drew over eighty New England priests, with Celebrant Very Rev M McUllabe V.G. leading the ceremony. The remains were interred at St Francis cemetery.
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Newport
Harbor Island
Lawrence Walsh
Providence
New England
M. MccUabe
V.G
Woonsocket
R. J. Sullivan
St. Mary’s
Thomas Kane
Valley Falls
Father Campbell
Manchester
Conn
St. Francis Cemetery
Oldest Connecticut Masonic Hall at Lebanon Preceding 1740
The Lebanon hall, noted as the oldest Masonic lodge in Connecticut, is believed to have been erected before 1740. Richard E. Cash, Norwich lawyer once bonded for indecent assault, has paid $1,500 and left the city. William Richardson pled guilty to assault with intent to kill in Cheshire on Nov 29 and received a 10 year state prison sentence. The Oda Fellows mutual aid association of Connecticut held its annual meeting in New Haven with a treasury report showing receipts of $80,456.17, expenses $2,513.66, benefits paid $59,000, and a balance of $18,942.56.
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Connecticut
Lebanon
Richard E. Cash
Norwich
William Richardson
John Barry
Cheshire
New Haven
Santora
Oda Fellows’ Mutual Aid Association of Connecticut
Notable Calls and Travels Across States and Seas
Arch bishop Williams sails from Liverpool arriving in a few days. Mrs Ryder of South Orrington celebrates 100th birthday. Archibald St Clair of New York takes a room clerk post in Quincy. Enoch Foster of Bethel seeks Maine supreme bench seat. Mrs Luther of Hadlyme marks 100th birthday. Mrs Buck of Weatherfield would be 160. Bonanza investors buy Mexican mines for 450000 via Tom Ochiltree. Rev Duryea hears pulpit offer in Brooklyn. Ober's Travels in Mexico praised as standard work. Post callers include Maine figures Bradbury Wilson Garcelon Bradbury Gould Chase and Edgerly. Cabin passengers from Boston sail for Queenstown and Liverpool. Bion Bradbury praised for leadership. health improved and party hopes pinned to his continued service.
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Archbishop Williams
Liverpool
Ryder
South Orrington
Archibald St. Clair
Grand Hotel
New York
Quincy House
Enoch Foster
Bethel
Appleton
Maine
Barrows
Luther
Hadlyme
Conn
Daniel Buck
Weathersfield
Mackey
Central Church
Berkeley Street
Edford-Avenue Reformed Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
Frederick A. Ober
Mexico
Bion Bradbury
Edmund Wilson
Alonzo Garcelon
Albert W. Bradbury
A. P. Gould
Charles H. Chase
Edwin Smith
M. V. B. Edgerly
New Hampshire
Boston
Gallia
Queenstown
J. H. Lewis
J. H. Nichols
L. H. Bernard
Waller
Stephen Murphy and Son
W. F. Tufts
N. R. Davis
C. W. Davis
Massachusetts Democracy
Bion Bradbery
Exhibition Draws 5000 Attendance and Major Sales
Attendance reached about 5,000 with strong sales across departments. Japanese exhibitors sold cloisonne vases to a Paris firm for 3,000 dollars and a renowned Buddhist temple artifact was attributed to Dr. I. J. Bigelow. State legislators are invited Saturday and about 75 Young Men’s Christian Association members will tour the show today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Bing & Co
Paris
I. J. Bigelow
Young Men’s Christian Association
Icebound Chesapeake Bay Halts Vessel Traffic
Navigation on Chesapeake bay is nearly closed with heavy ice across tributaries to the Potomac. Large vessels face blockage while Cam bridge oyster packing houses shed 1,000 workers. Smaller vessels see severe distress as the river reaches Sandy Point about 30 miles from shore.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Chesapeake
Potomac
Cambridge
Sandy Point
Earliest Lake Champlain Freeze In 13 Years
Burlington Vermont reports Lake Champlain froze over today marking the earliest ice onset in twelve years. Weather officials note the cold snap began last week and lake conditions permitted safe ice formation earlier than typical for this period.
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Burlington, Vt
Lake Champlain
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Drew Jackson
Bay State Democracy
Col. N. H. Plympton
Judge Woodbury
Gov. Abbott
Parker House
Potter
Gercelon
Hugh O’brien
Charles Levi Woodbury
Leon Abbott
Albert Palmer
Charles H. Taylor
Isaac Highl Wright
James S. Grinnell
Greenfield
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
Nicholas Hatheway
Esq
Fall River
John K. @arbox
Lawtreree
Reuben Nebie
Westfield
Thomas Riley
Charles Theodore
Col
Baldwin
Lynn
Tomas J. Gargan
Henry Walker
Parker
Methuen
A. ©. Drinkwater
Braintree
Galvin
Gilmore
Whitman
B. Smith
Edward Hamilton
Herr
Lowell
James W. Cannan
John M. Way
Thomas Drew
Newton
Thomas E. Major
John M. Maguire
Philander Cobb
Kingston
Marblehead
P. F. Shevlin
A. R. Brown
Somerville
John Hurley
Templeton
John J. MacDavitt
P. D. Dwyer
George WH. Blelock
Springfield
Stone
Mayor Delaney
Holyoke
K. Hamilton, Esq
Wakefield
John P. Sweney
Lawrence
M. J. Kiley
George P. Bartett
Woburn
John J. Coffey
Senator Cronin
John J., Whittredge
Q. A. Towns
Henry A. Marks
A. H. Ryan
John W. Corcoran
Clinton
Dr. McCann
Holliston
F. C. Currier
Frank W. Jones
Aaron F. Clark
Peabody
Alexander Blaney
Joseph A. Ingalls
Swampscott
Gen
B. F. Peach
Wm. H. Martin
George A. Perkins
James Nichols
Theodore Russell, Jr
M. J. Ward
J. O. Fallon
Edward Barrett
T. D. Starr
S. H. Potter
New Bedford
J. W. Hart
George Cushing
Weymouth
Alfred Souther
Charles Whitcomb
Holbrook
W. W. Wilkins
Brockton
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Rsa
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A Jackson
France
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Ross
Delaware
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Solar System
J. F
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Iowa
Kidden
H. J. Jonas
Fourth Street
Dus Mornars
Lisbon
J. M. Corpertr
Sam’s McNear
Kexy
T’s Hill
Uncle Sam
New York and
Martin
E. R. Williamson & Co
Byers
Zurich
of Passavant & Co
A. Klipstein
E. Schelban
Riley & Co
Europe
St. Galle
N.Y. and
N.E. Bripleroad
United States Court
OHIO
Vermont Poultry
Legislature
Treasury
Department
Court of Commissioners of Alabama
Abraham B. Dunlap
Wm. H. Chapman
P. Balen & Co
Peter Balen
Anna M. Balen
Isaac Bell
John Linden
Isaac L. Falk
Abram Falk
Copartners
J. L. Falk
Charles E. Brown
Lambert Gittings
George M. Johnson
Lambert Gittings & Co
Henry Amy
Ernest Heye
Amy
Kate Roy
Kate Clifford
Simon Clifford
Jack W. Cheney
Robert Snowman
Emanuel S. Silver
Antona Smith
John Eldridge
Simon F. Randall
Susannah F. Drake
Levi ¥ F. Drake
Amos Davis
Randall
Hunt
Mississippi River Commission
Robinson
Postmaster General
Mr. Denster
Wisconsin
House Committee On Patents
Waters
Folger
George H. Bliss
W. A. Cook
W. W. Kerr
R. T. Merrick
Benj. H. Brewster
A. M. Gibson
Allan Pinkerton
McCook
Col. Morrow
Major Williams
Chas. H. Loring
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Navy Department
Everett Jenkins
Luther Gage
Pittsfield
Penacook
George L. Ruth
Dominican Republic
Society Matters
Billiandists
Amerpa
Fpont
Post Publishing CO
NEW England News
Vermont
Rhode Island
Paines
Canal Street
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