Under the Mask lecture by Senator Rollins's son in law
The piece notes a lecture presumed by readers to be by William E. Chandler on Under the Mask. It contrasts editorials from Philadelphia Press and Times on historical figures, and comments on Vermont papers defending a Rochester elopement with a 13 year old girl. It also highlights Marsh Polk, a Tennessee defaulter, once in the sky blue faction, later implicated in bondholder theft and now facing prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Rollins
William E. Chandler
Marsh Polk
Tennessee
Polk
Polk Place
Enquiry Sheds Light On French Cable Rates
The state department provided House members with details of investigations into the French Cable Company. A suspected merger with United Anglo American and Jay Gould concerns raised rates from sixpence to two shillings. Consul Walker uncovered the contract, and Congress was notified. Additionally Boston aims to host a 1883 World’s Fair with foreign officials showing strong interest and key senators and representatives endorsing the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
House of Representatives
Walker
Jay Gould
Congress
Boston
F. O. Prince
Ernest Edwards
Esq
B. Norton
Arlington Tonight
Hoar
Dawes
Russell
Morse
Rice
Ranney
Candler
Beacon Killers Provokes Grim Massachusetts Referendum
The New York organ of the national administration, guided by editor Arthur's friend, argues that if Butler defeats Hoar for senator it would ruin Beacon Killers and plunge Massachusetts into sorrow. It predicts a grim reaction, likening protest to pennance in a harsh highway and recalling India’s devotee zeal. The piece warns Butler’s victory would alter the senate chair, and calls Massachusetts’ fate dire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
National Administration
Mr. Arthur
Butler
Hoar
India
Massachusetts
Senate
Conflicting reports on Gen Tom Thumb escape from Milwaukee hotel
Sources disagree on how Gen Tom Thumb and wife fled a Milwaukee hotel fire. One dispatch says the general dashed from the blaze leaving Mrs Thumb inside. Another says Policeman Brien carried out both, one under each arm. The tale notes Thumb grumbled over money and jewelry after safety, while Mrs Thumb reportedly tried to counter his lack of gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Thumb
Milwaukee
Mrs. Thumb
Brien
Irish tongue dying out says Tor onto Mail
The Tor onto Mail reports the Irish language is waning as census figures show 64,167 speak Irish only in 1881, down from 103,562 in 1871, while those who speak Irish and English rise to 885,765. The piece concludes the language may survive only among scholars. The Maine politics section praises the new state committee’s stance against fusion and urges Democrats to return to core principles and caution against demagogues for an 1884 win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Toronto Mail
New
Maine
Tariff debate and cabinet outlook in Senate actions
In Washington on January 12 the Senate debated advancing the tariff bill and considered related measures. Petitioners from Ohio steel and iron industries protested the metal schedule while discussions weighed the bill’s pace, its impact on domestic revenue, and the influence of special interests. The post office money order reform and other routine actions were also touched upon along with cabinet discussions and the Olmstead nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Pendleton
Ohio
Morrill
Morgan
Plumb
Maxey
Conger
Congress
Saulsury
Ingalls
Mr. Ingalls
J. Morrill
Senate Committee On
House
Centre Church to Observe 250th Anniversary in 1633 Founding
Hartromp Conn Jan 12 At the annual meeting of the Centre church society, organizers noted the 250th anniversary of the church in 1633. Founded in Newtown now Cambridge Mass in 1633, the society emigrated to Hartford in 1636 with pastor teacher and ruling elder, making the church three years older than Hartford. A quarter millennial committee was formed to plan observance with the church committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartromp
Conn
Society of the Centre Church
Newtown
Cambridge
Mass
Hartford
City of Greenville Sinks After Collision Near New Orleans
The steamer City of Greenville bound for St Louis collided with the packet Laura Lee early today six miles above New Orleans, sunk with boat and cargo valued at $100,000. Laura Lee rescued passengers and crew. no lives were lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Greenville
St. Louis
Detroit caucus nominates Byron G Stone for U S Senate
Detroit January caucus of union members in the legislature adopted a three quarter rule and on the seventh ballot Byron G Stone of Pontine was nominated for United States senator by 41 votes out of 48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United States
Byron G. Stone
Pontine
Congress Passes Shipping Bill Expanding Merchant Marine Provisions
The House approved a comprehensive shipping bill after many amendments. It alters vessel eligibility, tax rules, seaman discharge procedures, wages, and consular duties, aiming to boost American foreign carrying trade and regulate shipping costs and protections for seamen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Knott
Kentucky
Page
Mills
Texas
Treasury
Yeas
California
Crapo
Massachusetts
Reed
Maine
Cox
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
United
Maine News Roundup From Thomaston To Bath
New England News from Maine reports plans to build one ship and six schooners at Thomaston. A pardon was granted to Dennis Lannahan in Aroostook jail for assault. Louis Pierce of Vinalhaven suffered severe burns from a premature blast and may lose sight. Mrs. Priscilla Mooers of Bath, a 102 year old colored woman, died. The ship Samuel Watts sold to European buyers for £10,500. Capt Halver A Hyler returns home. Maine Central train collision with a sleigh injures Edward A Hanks of Augusta. Hanks escaped with minor bruises after a 70 foot throw. Camden reacts to W B Bish appointment as postmaster with an indignation meeting. Several applicants contest the office, including the wounded incumbent who did not pay salary tax. Gov Robie appoints staff including Beal, Mattocks, Haiwlen, Guptill, Campbell, Farrington, Pullen, Boothby, King, Nealy, Boardman, Burrill, Hayden, McLean, Tyre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomaston
Inder
Dennis Lannahan
Aroostook
Louis Pierce
Vinalhaven
Priscilla Mooers
Bath
Samuel Watts
Europe
Halver A. Hyler
Maine Central
Edward A.hanks
Augusta
South Gardiner
Hanks
Camden
W. B. Bish
Robie
George L. Beal
Norway
Charles P. Mattocks
Portland
A. C. Haiwlen
Bangor
F. W. Guptill
Saco
Samuel N. Campbell
Cherryfield
Enoch C. Farrington
Aids
Frank D. Pullen
A. R. Boothby
Waterville
William King
Calais
Albert Nealy
Lewiston
W. F. Boardmen
Charles C. Burrill
Ellsworth
J. Frank Hayden
Ruel T. McLean
Thomas Tyre
Anburn
Triplets Born in St Johnsbury First in Town
Mrs Wellfoot has brightened census prospects in St Johnsbury by giving birth to triplets, the town’s first. Two boys and one girl arrive weighing a combined 7 pounds 14 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellfoot
St. Johnsbury
Freeksobp Ward 1 Special Election Held
Frensobp ward 1 held a special election Friday to fill a vacancy on the council. Also noted were fines in a whiskey dispute, a Taunton street dept employee threat case, a Springfield man charged with man slaughter, and multiple indictments from Berkshire grand jury including Thaddeus Piper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeksobp
Comtron Council
Charlies W. Tilton
Taunton Street Department
James Maloney
Springfield
Worcester County
Brattleboro
Baltimore
Berkshire Grand Jury
Thaddeus Piper
Lee
Emerson J. Wattson
North Adams
Beg 3
Boston Railroad
Joseph Butler
Mystery of Miss Zerelde Garrison Deepens in St Louis
St Louis Missouri January reports a 17 year old Miss Zerelde Garrison vanished after asking directions to a convent. Four rough men observed on the streetcar platform, detectives on the case, then conflicting updates claim she was found alive and safe, later alleged chloroform used during abduction with two suspects arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lovuis
Zerelde Garrison
The
Ear
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Miss Garrison
Abram Garrison
Kirkwood
L Garrison
St. Louis Steel and Ore Company
Commodore Garrison
St. Louis
Zerelde
Olver Garrison
Post-Dispatch
Carondelet
Sparring Exhibition at Avery Street Fashionable Resort
A boxing exhibition in Boston last evening featured referee John L. Sullivan. Young Smith beat Young Sweeney in five rounds for $50. McCarthy edged Baker for $50 after four rounds, audience backing the referee. Billy Frazier and Murray drew after six rounds in the light-weight title bout for $200. The crowd dispersed without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Street
Beacon Street
John L. Sullivan
Nounder
Young Smith
Young Sweeney
Boston
Marcellus Baker
Lim McCarthy
McCarthy
Baker
Billy Frazier
Young Murray
New York
Mexico Opens Ports to Foreign Trade Under Rail Subsidy Pact
Government contract consolidates Mexican National Construction concessions into one Palmer-Sullivan system. Subsidy of 211,270 per mile backed by 6 percent of gross customs receipts replaces 4 percent. Ports Matamoros Mier Nuevo Laredo and Manzanillo open to foreign and coastwise trade. Monterey and Matamoros lines tied to Palmer-Sullivan system. all lines to finish in 10 years. Company reports 437 miles completed as of Dec 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Sullivan
Republic
Matamoros
Mier
Nuevo
Laredo
Manzanillo
Monterey
Palmer-Sullivan
Tarif’s
Englishman Budd Arrested in New York on Threats Charge
James Budd, a 40-year-old Englishman resident in Boston, was arrested in New York City for threatening the life of Esther Dietz. Court testimony says five years earlier he took her to Europe, deeded her property worth 213000, then demanded it back. she refused and Justice White dismissed the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Budd
Boston
Esther Dietz
Budd
Europe
Justice White
United States Circuit Court
Harold A. Meeks
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Hudson River Railroad Company
Forty-second Street
Charles
Killman
Edward Tay
Foreign Exhibition association planned in Boston
A Massachusetts corporation, Foreign Exhibition association, aims to improve U S manufacturing and artisans education by organizing foreign engineering and artistic displays in Boston. The group, endorsed by the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics association, leases Huntington Avenue to host a six month exhibition starting July 1 1883 with bonded warehouse status enabling duty free display and later sale with duty paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
United States
The
Foreign Exhibition Association
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Co. B. Norton
Frederic W. W. Lincoln
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
Frederic W. Lincoln
Exmayor of
Boston
Frederick ©. Prince
Lansing Millis
Central Vermont Railroad
James H. Wilson
New York and New England Railroad
Ernest Edwards
Heliotype Printing Company
Henry W. Peabody
Henry W. Peabody & Co
William A. Hovey
Manufacturers’ Gazette
Hartley Lord
G. W. Lord
Merchants
D. Sargent
J. W. Wolecott
Nathan Appleton
Panama Canal Company
E.R. Stimson
Theo. N. Vail
American
Bell Telephone Company
Joseph B. Thomas, Jr
Standard Sugar Refinery
Edward C. Ellis
E. C. Ellis & Co
Charles D. Barry
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics Association
Huntington Avenue
Alfong
Europe
Asia
Washington
Short Sessions in Both Branches
The Massachusetts legislature docket includes salary petitions for Sumner D. York, Eastham residents seeking fair ferry and rail regulations, water rights for Cambridge and Boston, and charter amendments for Newton and the American Bell Telephone. Orders urge rail safety measures and labor hour expansions. two finance bills pass with department appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Mr. Steele
Essex
Sumner D. York
Gloucester
Philip Smith
Eastham
J.N. Eldridge
John Atwood
Old Colony
Boston
J. W. Peirce
Atwood
South Abington
Fred B. Kellogg
Newburyport
Jonathan A. Lane
William Claflin
John D. Wray
Joseph Sawyer
John F. Anderson
A. W. Peard
Weston Lewis
John Stetson
Boston Special Capital Company
William P. Ellison
Newton
American Bell Telephone Company
City of
Cambridge
Camridge
City
Committee On Federal Relations
Congress
Mississippi River Commission
Committee On Claims
Henry B. Waterman
Committee On Agriculture
Committee On Railroads
Committee On Labor
Finance Committee
Local Stories From the City District Bulletin
Mrs George H Wheaton of San Francisco staying at the Vendome falls on Boylston street breaks her arm. Rollins Farquehar reports his house at 904 Harrison avenue robbed of jewelry worth 100. Nettie McLane of 146 Prince street fatally burned by dress catching fire from a kerosene lamp. George A Weston, 33, employed by Frank O Dame Co 41 Commercial street arrested in Springfield for embezzling 1684 of his employer’s money. An attempt to break into Cook Aldrich hat cap and fur store 335 Washington street failed when thieves fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Wheaton
San Francisco
Vendome
Boylston Street
Rollins Farquehar
Harrison Avenue
Nettie McLane
Prince Street
City Hospital
George A. Weston
Frank O. Dame
Messrs. Cook & Aldrich
Washington Street
Sleighing carnival on Pennsylvania avenue draws crowd
In Washington on January 12 crowds watched a lively sleighing carnival along Pennsylvania avenue. Many outfits appeared grotesque and provoked considerable laughter from observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bricklayers Union Adopts Resolutions After Leader's Death
The Bricklayers National union renamed to Bricklayers and Masons International Union of America. It plans state or provincial organizers and delays apprentice ratio reform for a year. A protest against a New York penal code conspiracy clause is endorsed. President's denial of strike by Union No. 1 of Nebraska is upheld. Next meeting set for Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R.I
Bricklayers’ National Union
Thomas Lawber
New York
Bricklayers’ and Masons’ International Union of America
Union No. 1
Nebraska
Kansas City
The Tennessee Thief
Marsh T. Polk arrived tonight in charge of officers from Little Rock and proceeded to Nashville.
Steamer Egypt Aground on Paramore Island Virginia
Norroorsk Virginia January 12 The steamship Egypt from Liverpool laden with cotton is aground on Paramore island along the eastern shore of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norroosk
Egypt
Liverpool
Paramore Island
Virginia
New Haven Merchants Seek Bonded Warehouse
New Haven merchants petitioned the port collector for a third class bonded warehouse and Secretary Folger granted permission on the collector's recommendation. The warehouse will ease local wholesale trade by removing the need for foreign importations to pass through the New York customs house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
New Haven
Folger
New York Custom House
Silver spike drives Mexican Pacific line closer to coast
SAN Antonio Texas January 12 The silver spike was driven today on the Mexican Pacific railway extension connecting it with the Southern Pacific and giving a direct line from San Francisco to New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Mexican Pacific Railway
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
New Orleans
Providence Ball Association Reelects Winship President
The Providence use Ball association re elected Henry B. Winship as president for another term with the same officers. Treasurer reports receipts of 41217 dollars and expenditures of 36592 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Providence Use Ball Association
Henry B. Winship
Davitt Speaks in Liverpool on Land League Lands Plan
Mr Davitt addressed a Liverpool audience Friday night remarking on a proposal to appropriate land league lands for a relief measure. He outlined the plan's aims and potential impact, urging careful consideration by attendees and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Davitt
Liverpool
Land League
Notable Society and Political Gleanings Across New England
A roundup of brief items: ex Mayor Murphy of Dover contemplates moving to Boston area with family. Capt. Samuel Watts donates 100 to Thomaston Baptist Sabbath school library. Gov Cleveland exits the law firm of Cleveland Bissell and Sicard in Buffalo. a Newburyport wife receives 160000 in securities from her father Col Metcalfe of New Mexico. Col Metcalfe buys J D Bells 300 acre Lexington Ky farm for 410 per acre total 42000 cash. Maine lawmakers Prescott and Pierce, both 25, are the two youngest representatives. Parker of Boston named superintendent for Boston post office construction, succeeding the late Thomas Brown. Gen J R Kinsman returns from Paris to Boston for a few weeks. Greenwich Conn Congregational church debates pastor George A Gordon leaving for Old South in Boston. William H Russel Jr of Boston and Albany RR may become general superintendent of a western railroad. Col Fred Dew likely next Portland collector. civil service reform favored, Deputy Col Hton a strong candidate. J Rollins and others noted in jockeying for win.
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Murphy
Dover
N. H
Doston
Samuel Watts
Baptist Sabbath School
Thomaston
Cleveland
Cleveland, Bissell and Sicard
Buffalo
Newburyport
Col. Metcalfe
New Mexico
J. D. Bell
Lexington
Maine
Prescott
Biddeford
Pierce
Frankfort
Charles Edward Parker
Boston
Thomas Brown
J. R. Kinsman
Buatler
New Orleans
Paris
Congregational Church
Greenwich
Conn
George A. Gordon
Old South
William H. Russel, Jr
Boston and Albany
Albany
West
Fred Dew
Portland
Col Hton
J. Rollins
Evening Education in America and Paris Inspires Reform
Rev. E E Hale opened the evening high school lectures with a comparison of education in America France and England. He noted Massachusetts lagged in funding evening schools while Paris offered free access and posters advertising curricula. He urged legislature to require cities and towns to maintain public evening schools and praised continued lectures by educators, including Dr Samuel Eliot on January 26 on the study of history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. E. Wale
E. E. Hale
America
France
England
Boston
Paris
Resignations and potential Croton system visit noted
George W Knights resigns from bank and ladder company No 4. The Boston water purity commission will soon report. Former city engineer Joseph P Davis suggested the commission may visit New York to inspect the Croton system. City government finance committee organized with Felix A Strange as chairman and J Ii Dodge as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Knights
Bank and Ladder Company No. 4
Boston
Joseph P. Davis
New York
Croton
Felix A. Strange
J. Ii. Dodge
Dedham vies for handsomest representative claim
The Marlboro Times reports Dedham claims the handsomest representative in the legislature, aiming to outdo Walpole. If Walpole won’t nominate George F.E. Craig, Dedham plans to enter Sam Aldrich of the town for the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Marlboro Times
Dedham
Boston
Montreal Winter Carnival Executive Committee Votes Thanks
At a meeting of the Montreal winter carnival executive committee at the Wader hotel Montreal a unanimous vote of thanks was given to Mr EB Goffort Boston for his efforts in presenting the matter to the public in Boston during the winter carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Wader Hotel
EB. Hr. Goffort
Boston
Governor Butler’s reception policy stirs legislature distrust
Dissatisfaction grows over Governor Butler’s use of a remote ecard reception method, seen as a snub by many legislators. Two Democratic senators faced an hour wait for a hearing, while Col. French enjoys free access to the governor’s room, prompting calls to bypass the governor and consult directly from desks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Long
Lhouse
Mr. Crocker
Senate
House
Col. French
Worcester
Governor Butler Narrowly Burns Mustache in Cabinet Visit
Gov Butler narrowly escaped losing part of his moustache when a partly burned cigar he held ignited as Lieut. Gov. Ames and Councillor Heywood visited his room for state business. Heywood offered a fresh cigar, the governor declined and tried to relight the stub, flames rising before Ames quickly doused them and saved part of his facial hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Ames
Heywood
Vesper services and lectures announced for winter season
A vesper service schedule is set at First church Marlborough street with weekly rotations on Sundays at 4 o clock and on the second and fourth Sundays thereafter. A first vesper at Second church Trinity square is planned for next Sunday at 7 39 in the evening. Millard's mass in G will be performed and Rev Julian K Smyth of the New Jerusalem church will lecture on Emanuel Swedenborg on January 4 and 21. A complimentary entertainment will be hosted by President Silas S Drew of the Boston Temperance Reform club for officers members and friends on Tuesday evening January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlborough Street
Trinity Square
Millard
Julian K. Smyth
New Jerusalem
Emanuel Swedenvorg
Silas S. Drew
Boston Temperance Reform Club
Local Commission Selects Officers and Delays Nomination
The committee on public health elected Mr. Martin of Milton secretary. The committee on public charitable institutions elected Mr. Chester of Malden clerk. Judge May’s death gives Gov. Butler first opportunity to appoint a municipal court judge. The house elections committee postponed homework for EK. A. Hobart of Braintree to Monday at 3 PM to consider Morrison’s seat.
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Martin
Milton
Chester
Malden
May
Boston
Butler
House Committee On
EK. A. Hobart
Braintree
Morrison
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Boston Post
Ost Publishing
Musk
Wington St
E*vance
St. Os
Ani N Vance
Boston Weekly Post
Tvo
Daily Post
Cog
A. P. Moore
Telegraph and Mail
ExecuTive Chamber
Statk House
E. F. Hamer
Philadelphia Press
Samuel J. Tilden
Vile and Venal’ Times
World
New York Associated Press
the World
Spain
Hannibal Hamlin
Wear
Fitz John Porter
Vermont
Payne
Indiana
Dorsey
British Columbia
Melalkatta
John F. Olmstead
District of Columbia
Olmstead
White House
Senate District Committee
Mr. Olmstead
New City
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Judiciary Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Orth
Germany
Frelinghuysen
Weiland la Abra
Ways and Means
Kasson
Ambrose Young
Agricultural Department
House Judiciary Committee
Messrs
Willits
Briggs
Taylor
Humphrey
McCord
Nays
Townshend
Hammond
Converse
Payson
Mr. Deuster
Wisconsin
Senate Military Committee
Appropriations Committee
E. Richards Esmond
Medellin
Beverly Street
Michael Gorman
M. Gorman
David Smith
A. H. Davenport
Buffalo Gorman
Niagara
Lancashire
A.H. Davenport
Ilis
Commercial Union
Boylston
Girard
Standard of London
George W. Penning
Edwin A. Smith
Des Moines
Des Mores
Clapp
Citizens’ National Bank
E. BR. Clapp
Macy & Sweeny
Brown & Dudley
Morris & Humphrey
L. Conigisky
Western Telephone Company
Temple Commandery
Western Union Telegraph Company
W. D. Condit & Co
Dr. Hale
R. G. Dun & Co
George W. Gardner
F. Butin
Ellsworth Packing Company
H. C. Culver
Peleg W. Chandler
Engine Company 10
Insurance Company of North America
Avon Street
Mechanic Hall
Avon and
Chauncy Streets
Henry Day
Merchants’ Club
West Brookline Street
Lyons
Somerville
Francis H. Bacon
Marshall Street
James Grimes
Grove
Morrison Streets
Co. H. Marston
Everett Court
la Baie du Febre
Yamaska County
Lawrence
Ordway Block
Kemp & Co
Forbes & Son
Bancor
Basin Mills
Dennis Cronin
Fall River
Rozanna Riley
Traders’ and Mechanics
Lowell
Lagrange
Doble
Bangor Mutual
Oldtown
W. M. Bean
Joseph Cody
Saratoga
Broooklyn Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Holt
Manyunk
Lockport
N. Y
Chapin
Gottlieb Beck
George Kober
William Rabanus
Rober
Rabanus
Beck
Drs
Michigan
New Orléans
Teindis
Wabash
Cairo
Pennsylvania
Edward 8. Shaw
Jersey City
City Bank
Boice
G. C. Taylor
Atlantic
Pacific
West India Islands
Republic of Mexico
Aspinwall
Panama
Dominion of Canada
NEW England News
John Pierce
Frank Duggan
Blackstone
Rhodeel Island
Mary Smith
Burrillville
New York Sun
Rome
Checco Coccapieller
Trumbert
Marguerite
London Times
Newhall House
Luke
Gray
Asvary
Booth
Berlin
Crown Prince
Frederick William
Gotham Gleanings
Foreign Arts, Products and Manufactures
Legislature
Libbie Challis
Broadway
W.A. Hall
Laporte
Ind
D. G. Powers
Mary Conroy
Bessie Brown
Annie Lanehan
Maggie Sullivan
C. D. Nash
William D. Rowell
Freeport
Ill
E. Leland
John Gilbert
Sylvester Bleeker
Tom,Thumb
James McAlpine
Milwaukee Commission
Andrew Handy
Cramer
Minnie Mack
Dora Cole
S. Martin
C. France
D. Cohen
Antisdel
Ek. P. Hott
Minnie Palmer
Mrs. Barker
M. Gyett
Sheboygan Falls
E. Pollock
Lancaster
A. Hardy
Mattie Dunlap
Amelia Herbert
W. H. Compton
W.H. Lavalle
Madison Square Comppany
Ben Tice
Dr. Bartlett
Robert Howie
David H. Martel
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Cheluis
L. W. Brown
Allegheny
James H. Earnest
Shullsburg
Lafayette County
Matilda Luce
Annie Mueller
Amelia Stahl
Bricklawyers’ National Union
Condensed Cablegehams
Personil
Evening High School
City Hall Notes
Boston Post Advertising
Post Publishing Cd
Edward H. Goff
American Electric and Muminating Company
No. 28
School Street
Gov. Butler
State House
American Electric and Illuminating
Central Lighting Station
Mass. Charitable Mechanics Associa
Tion Building
Olympian Skating Rink
Winslow Skating Rink
Brunswick
Creighton
Tremont
Young Men's Christian Union
Horticultural Hall
Eliot
Mechanics’ Fair
Boston Daily Post
Brush Electric Light Company
New England Brush Company
New England
American Electric and Iuminating Company
Association
Silas Gurney
C.D. Smith
Samull Elder
Ith Imst
Sam's Eldla
Y Ats
F. Geldowsky Furniture Co
Second St
E. Cambridge
Scollay Square
Faneuil Hall
J. H. Ashton
Beston
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