Oxford Democrat Enters Fifty First Year This Week
The Oxford Democrat begins its fifty first year this week. Portland men have raised ten thousand dollars toward thirty thousand for a more powerful tug boat east of New York. Six or more claimants seek Bath city reward for Murderer Wilkinson. Simeon Grant injured at Orono mill by belt accident. Ayer sues Emma J. Sanford for five thousand damages for breach of promise. George A. Lord of Norwood Mass. arrested in Bath on arson charge, discharged. Superior court in Portland convicts George Martin for assault with intent to kill Alvin Deering. Martin as accessory. Lewiston denies unusual destitution. Col Greene cites eighty mile Mt Desert branch to Calais value at about two million sixty thousand to raise.
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Westbrook Seminary
Oxford Democrat
Portland
New York
City of
Bath
Wilkinson
Simeon Grant
E.G. Ring
Orono
W. H. Robinson
Emma J. Sanford
John 8. Ayer
Palermo
George A. Lord
Norwood
Mass
Mt. Desert
Calais
Seabrook Rail Apples and Local Harvest Notes
Four thousand seven hundred eighty six barrels of apples moved by rail from Seabrook last fall. A 200 pound seal was caught in a Tuesday trawl off the Isles of Shoals. Contocook schools face scarlet fever and diphtheria spread. Russell Merrill of Warren reports four bears, over a hundred foxes, and other game this season. Rev G T Raymond of Lebanon injured in the face by a drilling machine arm, escaping death. Cocheco Manufacturing v city of Dover suit for 2000.40 damage ends with judgment for the city due to sewer flow on July 4.
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Seabrook
Isles of Shoals
Contocook
Russell Merrill
Warren
G. T. Raymond
Lebanon
Cocheco Manufacturing Company
City of
Dover
Vermont Stories and Local Incidents Report
Brattleboro records the first settlement in Vermont dating back 160 years. An Orange goose aged over 100 years died after outliving three generations. James Starr, 30, a Windsor freight train conductor, was killed making up cars. First National Bank of St Albans rumors proven unfounded. bank in sound condition per examiner Hendee. Deposits around $390 2,000 with $10,000 withdrawn on Saturday as a precaution.
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Vermont
Brattleboro
A. S. Martyn
Orange
C. James Starr
Windsor
First National Bank of St. Albans
Hendee
Lowles
Multiple local notices and criminal reports from Massachusetts
Thirty two Fairhaven residents took wives last year while thirty five died. Easton shovel works polishes strike for higher wages. Attleborough has thirteen residents in insane asylums. New Bedford Gas Light declares five percent semi annual dividend. Gloucester meeting to start a net and twine company. Marlboro police court Fred Tracy fined fifty dollars for liquor nuisance. M H H Gately to have hearing Tuesday in Gloucester murder case. Sutton residents oppose purgatory visitors devaluing town. Worcester merchants fined for unlawful employment of women and minors. Middleboro preliminary Carlin murder prisoners remanded to Plymouth jail. Davis of Haverhill leaves unpaid debts after decamping. John Conway found dead in East Lee hut from kerosene accident. Cape Cod canal work advances with route, boundaries and highway laid out. Dredging machine digs 175 by 110 feet and 15 feet deep. sand and clay encountered.
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Fairhaven
Easton
Attleborough
New Bedford Gas Light Company
Gloucester
Marlboro
Fred Tracy
M. H H. Gately
Henry Bartow
Sutton
Worcester
Middleboro
Carlin
Plymouth
Charles A. Davis
Haverhill
John Conway
East Lee
Cape Cod Canal
Providence Firm Organizes for Tunneling College Hills
A Providence company formed Saturday to tunnel College and the hills, the city's steep access points, in all seasons. Meanwhile in Woonsocket William Meagher, 15 feet from a second story doorway, struck his head and side, died three hours after being found paralyzed and unconscious. He had married on Thanksgiving. Jeremiah R. Wright of Providence, arrested Friday for drunkenness, died Saturday after falling backward in a police court ante-room, fracturing his skull. He was formerly of East Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
William Meagher
Woonsocket
Jeremiah R. Wright
East Boston
New Haven Inventor develops star fish dredge device
A New Haven man created an improved dredge to separate star fish from oysters, bringing only star fish to the surface. In New Haven the Union house furniture was attached for 500 dollars by owner Mrs. R. T. Chadbourne and taken. William Hale a respected New Haven resident died suddenly at sixty on Saturday. He had married a twenty three year old woman named Jane, prompting commentary.
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New Haven
Union House
R. T. Chadbourne
William Hale
Jan.e
Murders and strikes streak across towns in brief notices
Reports from Lampos to Paterson to Elmira recount a bandit murder in Mexico, a silk weavers strike in New Jersey, a not guilty verdict stir in Charlestown, and arrests in murder cases. Also notes arrests, river deaths, vagrant auctions, vast clam beds at Coney Island, hidden money finds near Harrisburg, and oyster bay intrigue.
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Lampos
Mexico
Dennavanjo Nazaro Herrera
Elguero
Paterson
N. J
Charlestown
W. Va
Sam Doss
Leopold Knahn
William Menken
Katie Bradcail
Elmira
N. Y
Montreal
Quebec
Don Felipe Salazar
Matamoras
St. Louis
Cape Girardeau County
Coney Island
Harrisburg
Oyster Bay
Rapalyea
Townsend
Abilene
Texas
Colorado River
San Angelo
Louisville
Congress
Hoar
Dawes
Massachusetts Civil Service Reform Association
Senate
O Donnell Case Touches Hewitt Despatch and Respite Inquiry
Washington reports alleged British influence and Mr Hewitt’s contact with Minister West as the O Donnell resolution is scrutinized. The House Foreign Affairs Committee probes West’s despatch and its effect on possible O Donnell respite, with Gov Curtin demanding truth.
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Washington
Mr. Hewitt
West
Hewitt
O’donnell
New York
Buncombe
Foreign Affairs Committee
House of Representatives
Foreign Office
Gov. Curtin
Wasteful Contingent Fund Probed by Justice Department
Washington report details the complete exhaustion of the department of justice contingent fund for the fiscal year with a long exhibit of charges. Items include upholstery, desk repair, clock, harness goods, stenciling and boarding, telegraph costs, and large fees to attorneys and detectives for star route prosecutions and related cases.
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Washington
Department of Justice
George W. Helvin
Western Union Telegraph Company
Brussels
George Buss
Long Branch
A. M. Gibson
George Bliss
Bliss
Sxtteracy-General
Philadelphia
New York
Merrick
J. W. Dorsey
Ker
Auditor of the Treasury
E. W. Smith
Frank Aldrich
Semple
Mahone
J. H.C
National Hotel
McLean
McCarty
Sargeant
Willard’s
the National
George Holmes
Allen Pinkerton
Glucose in Sugar Adulteration Reported by National Academy
The National Academy of Sciences reports on glucose use in sugar adulteration. It notes 29 U.S. factories, 5 million dollar capital, about 40 000 bushels of corn daily, and a 10 million dollar annual output. It affirms scientific value of starch sugar manufacture and that current processes are unobjectionable and produce uncontaminated products.
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Washington
Congress
National Academy of Sciences
United States
Randall and Hopkins comment on tariff policy in Congress
In Pittsburg on January 13 Representative Randall defends his protectionist stance against a New York Herald critique while noting journalists and a Boston Post correspondent target him. Dopkins weighs in on House tariff strategy, favoring gradual change to avoid harming business.
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Pittsburg
Randall
New York Herald
Nordhoff
Gerald
Dopkins
Committee On Ways and Means
Morrison
Boston Post
Carlisle
Tooley Street
England
Ohio
United States Senate
Payne
Invention to Mass Produce Bob Nails in Pittsburg
A new machine for manufacturing bob nails ends hand work and a factory will open in Pittsburg. The device reportedly matches the output of 100 men, with each machine run by three workers and capable of a ton per day, risking widespread unemployment in the nail trades nationwide.
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Pittsburg
Carlisle declines to have name go before caucus
Louisville report says Mr. Carlisle refuses to permit his name to be considered by the senatorial caucus, according to a letter received by Mr. John Sanford, a close friend.
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Louisville, Ky
John Sanford
Carlisle
Fourteen Thousand Workers On the Panama Canal Project
Fourteen thousand men are now at work upon the canal. The dry season has set in, and hopes are entertained that much progress will be made this year.
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Panama
Notable visitors and fortunes across the Atlantic to New England
Vere Hyacinthe in Jacksonville. Philip G. Peabody of New York visits town. Millais has saved about £200000 for rainy days. Llewellyn Powers adds 11000 acres of timber land in Maine. Rufus Thompson sent from New Hampshire to work 160 miles away. Henry Williams sells a patent electric street lamp system to the Providence Electric Company for 40000. Ex Governor Cheney buys Hillsborough county farm at Golfstown and names Grassmere. A long engagement ends in Branford with James O. Smith and Mrs. Durant marrying. 80 and 70 respectively, with great grandchildren present. Maine shipbuilder T. J. Southard seen in Walker's reading room. John Vincent, ex-city resident, visiting Boston with Spartansburg postmaster duties. Ben Butler denies presidential candidacy. Betsey Moody near 102 reflects on 100th vow to remarry. S. B. Cox ousted as Smithsonian regent by Speaker Carlisle. Sam Roads Jr plans a busy winter, editing Essex Statesman and other duties.
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Vere Hyacinthe
Jacksonville
Fla
Philip G. Peabody
New York
Millais
Llewellyn Powers
Houston
Maine
Bita
Rufus Thompson
West Swanzey
N. H
Henry Williams
Fall River
Electric Cock Company
Providence
Cheney
Manchester
Hillsboro
Golfstown
Grassmere
Jas. O. Smith
Durant
Branford
Conn
T. J. Southard
Walker’s
John Vincent, Esq
Spartansburg
8. C
Boston
Vincent
Ben Butler
Larry Gamp
Betsy eTiee
Bangor Commercial
Betsey Moody
Cape Elizabeth
Cox
Smithsonian Institution
Carlisle
American Register
Sam Roads, Jr
State House
Essex Statesman
Marblehead
Post
Essex County
Sea Serpent Club
Foreign Crisis and War Fears Dominate London Dispatches
A Canton province war drive and Pekin’s push toward conflict with France dominate reports. Chinese troops near 200,000 armed with Remington rifles, fortifications rise toward Pekin, and Catholic missions face renewed persecutions. Egypt's Sudan stance grows harsher as Khartoum defense risks loom. China vows resistance while European powers debate mediation and ransom crises unfold.
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London
Canton
Kewangtung
Tonquin
Berlin
China
Paris
England
France
Pekin
Marquis Yseng
Sontaya
Bac- Ninh
Chang Hai Kouam
Meyer
Admiral Peyron
Hong Kong
Quang-See
Pere Pernet
Hainan
Vienna
Bucniah
Egypt
Fire and damages sweep several buildings in multiple towns
The Wakefield rattan company building on Vernon Street suffered partial burning while a kindergarten at Bickford Street sustained roof and second story fire damage. A boy was hurt by a ladder. other blazes hit the Waverly house and East Brookline dining saloon. Additional reports cover fires in New York, Gloucester, Newburyport, Nashville, Auburn, Malden, Proria, West Randolph, Milwaukee, Janesville, and a Baptist church, with varying losses and insurance.
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Vernon Street
Wakefield
Wakefield Rattan Company
Patrick Kelly
Vox 2456
Bickford Street
David Decatur
Bickford House
Jour D. Graham
Carden Street
Colligan
Waverly House
Brighton
John Wood
Pierce O’connell
East Brookline Street
Harvey
First Division
BE. A. Hincxley
Beverly Street
Telegraph
New York
Pine Street
John Olendorf
Standard Chemical Company
Gloucester
Mass
Bennett Griffin & Son
Newburyport
Willowdale
Ipswich
Nashville
Tenn
State Prison
James
Auburn
N. Y
Southern Central Railway
Malden
Follen
Oliver Street
Everett
Proria
Uil
Hirsch & Griswold
West Randolph
L. Stewart
Milwaukee
Wis
A. Smith & Co
JeSse T
Brooklyn Merchant Jacob Rothschild Ends Life in Home
Jacob A. Rothschild of the millinery firm Jacob Rothschild & Co shot himself dead in his Brooklyn home after behaving strangely and claiming martyrdom. Abraham Rothschild testified that Jacob followed him to his room and became violent, then a pistol shot ended his life. Dr. Atkinson noted mania and delusions, and the jury returned death by own action with temporary insanity.
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Brooklyn
New York
Jacob A. Rothschild
Jacob Rothschild & Co
Berlin
Paris
Abraham Rothschild
Jacob
Christ
Abraham
Mimmie Rothschild
Storm and flood cripple Western New York and West Virginia
A Buffalo to Pittsburgh train endured nine hours snowbound near Dunkirk after a blizzard blocked tracks. Across the region floods and ice damage devastate West Virginia and Ohio, with rail and timber losses estimated up to 1,006,000 dollars. In New York, ice on the East river damages piers and stores, including flour, while editorial notes discuss political appointments and potential judges.
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Bufra Lo
N. Y
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Minnie Hauck
Dunkirk
Pittsburg
West Virginia
Ohio
Pittsburne
Charleston
West Virgina
Elk River
Oxley Stave Company
Boston Stave Company
Mally & Threlkeld
John Ray
Thayer’s Dock Company
Kanawha River
Brandford
Kanawha
Louisa
Social Club Meetings and New England Club Formed
Merchants' club held its monthly dinner with guests including Gov. Robinson Mayor Martin and Gen. John L. Swift. The New England club formed at Young's with forty members and ten applications. officers listed. Other clubs met at Young's hotel Parker's Revere Beacon and the Boston theatre hosted notable figures and receptions.
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Merchants’ Club
Gov. Robinson
Martin
Bruce
Senate
Strahan
Chelsea
KE. Hale
Leighton Parks
John L. Swift
Alderen Whitten
Greenough
Sayward
Esty
New York
Eustace A. Fitz
Robinson
George A. Bruce
Massachusetts Senate
Sitrahan
E. E. Hale
Charles W. Whitten
John W. Candler
Hayward
Thomas KE. Proctor
New York Legislature
Richards
Metropolitan Railway
New England Club
Young’s
Col
A. A. Folsom
E. J. Traill
Augustus Whittemore
Edwin Howland
Henry N. Sawyer
Jonn L. Stevenson
Handel Daggett
Joseph Bestucker
Sidney M. Heus bin
Charles W. Stevens
Massachusetts Club
Young’s Hotel
James N. Baffum
Lynn
Boston Day Hun
A. W. Beard
Rice
Hunt
U. 5. A.,and Mr. B.¥. Martin
Parker’s
Clover Club
The
Revere
Beacon Club
Quincy
Central Club
Mayor Martin
Boston Theatre
John McCullough
Henry E. Dixey
Receiver Appointed for North River Construction Company
NEW YORK Jan 13 Chancellor Runyon of New Jersey appointed Judge Ashbei Green receiver for North River Construction Company upon the request of Ward Mackin Co of Newburg creditors and stockholders protection. The move aims to preserve assets including over 20 million shares of West Shore railway stock and provide time to settle debts without underselling assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North River Construction Company
New York
Wm. Lary
Ward, Mackin & Co
Newburg
Chancellor Runyon
New Jersey
Ashbei Green
West Shore Railway Company
West Shore Road
Train Passengers Threatened by Riots at Pendleton
About 200 discharged railroad workers plus 300 roughs massed to block a Portland bound train in Pendleton Oregon. Sheriffs and state authorities lacked jurisdiction on the Umatilla reservation, and the militia later drove the mob from the area. The next train faced slow travel near danger points with no further disturbances reported.
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Pendleton
Ore
Portland
Umatilla
Waiters Benevolent Ball and Concert Planned in Mansie Hall
The Waiters Benevolent association, formed in 1863, hosts its annual ball and concert in Mansie hall this evening. Dennis F. Corbett directs with John Dempsey assisting and 23 aides. James Hamilton chairs the 21-member reception committee, with a arrangements group including O Finnegan, Dean, Coneton, Healy, Kelly, Dempsey and Corbett. Higgins’ full orchestra provides music.
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Waiters’ Benevolent Association
Mansie Hall
Dennis FP. Corbett
John Dempsey
James Hamilton
Messrs
W. P. O’finnegan
Thomas Dean
Lawrence Coneton
Patrick Healy
John Kelly
D. P. Corbett
Higgins
Republicans Likely Reelect Senator Allison by Acclaim
All legislature members except four have arrived. The Republican senatorial caucus will meet by Tuesday night. Senator Allison arrived yesterday and faces no opposition so far. Democratic caucus time not set. Merritt or Kinne may receive the Democratic nomination for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs Mores
Allison
N. A. Merritt
L. G. Kinne
Wreck victims buried at Long Beach
Eight of the sixteen presumed dead from the Elmira wreck near Life Saving Station 21 were buried at Long Beach. Six sailors lie among the recovered, along with the captain's wife and her child whose bodies were nearly nude and mutilated. The wife is identified only by a fragment of underwear.
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West Creek
N. J
Barkentine Elmira
Long Beach
Ball
Stringent anti Chinese bill to enter British Columbia
Victoria BC January 13 a strict anti Chinese bill will be introduced in the house declaring it unlawful for Chinese to enter British Columbia and imposing an annual tax on Chinese over fourteen years of age set by the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
British Columbia
The Foreign Exhibition Ends in Informal Dismantling
The Foreign Exhibition at the Mechanics Building closed after months as a bonded warehouse. Many goods will return to their countries or remain in the U S, while some donations to the Smithsonian and notable gifts are noted. Financial losses are reported, with estimates between 30 000 and 60 000, blamed on mismanagement. Exhibitors praise recent leadership by Ernest Edwards and E W McGlewen for reviving attendance, while Treasurer F W Lincoln received defenses for limited influence. The outing is viewed as harmful to Boston business and city reputation.
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Mechanics
United States Customs Officers
United States
Guatemala
San Salvador
Smithsonian Institute
Rajah
Sourindra Mohun Tagore
Boston
Ernest Edwards
E. W. M’glewen
Chevalier
Edwards
M’gienen
M’glewen
Association
F. W. Lincoln
Lincoln
Bradiee
Mr. Edwards
Providence Baseball Team Completes Roster for 1884 Season
The Providence club lists Radbourn and Sweeney as pitchers with Gilligan Nava Bassett Murray as catchers. Infielders Start Farrell Denny Irwin Carroll. outfielders Hines Radford. Also notes chess match between Edwin A. Durgin and Isaac Morris Jr for amateur world championship around February 1884.
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Providence
Radbourn
Sweeney
Gilligan
Nava
Bassett
Murray
Start
Farrell
Denny
Irwin
Carroll
Eenae Hines
Radford
Edwin A. Durgin
Boston
Isaac Morris, Jr
Charlestown
New England
James Finney
Willie Beck
Beckwith
Hollingworth Lake
London
H. O. Price & Co
Pittsburg
Exposition Grounds
Aeaveas City
East Boston
Revere Hall
Thomas Kivlan
William Hickey
Union Amateur Athletic Club
Charles River
Crescent Bicycle Club
Berkeley Hall
Wells Gymnasium
Notable Local Breakings and Robberies In Court
In municipal court on Saturday John Murphy and James D Murray were held in 1200 each for appearance in superior court for breaking and entering. James Horton and Mary Horton alias Mary Jones were held in 1000 each for Jan 17 appearance after pawnbrokers arrest. Timothy McInervey held 1200 for appearance upstairs for breaking and entering. David Barnes held 2000 for robbery and appearance upstairs. Elmer C Taber held 800 for grand jury on larceny. Joseph E Wilbur of Fall River held 800 for the superior court on fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murphy
James D. Murray
James Horton
Mary Horton
Mary Jones
Timothy McInervey
David Barnes
Elmer C. Taber
Joseph E. Wilbur
Fall River
Superior Court
Boy Foiled in Attempted Fraud on Warren Street
Emanuel Johnson reported a 23 year old, low sized man on Warren street gave him a fraudulent bank order for 35 dollars payable to John S Bentley stamped with Mrs Come of Greenville street signature. The man sent him to George W Witherell’s provision store where Mrs Come traded and got the note cashed. On returning the money the stranger grabbed it again and paid the boy ten cents. the order proved worthless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Johnson
Warren Street
People’s National Bank
John 5. Bentley
Resignation and Staff Reports Tewksbury Almshouse Board
The board of health lunacy and charity debated Dr Wheelwright’s resignation and approved Dr Fisher as physician and superintendent at Tewksbury. The annual majority report praised school and hospital improvements, discussed funding, and urged reforms including better nursing, isolation, and separation of sexes. Inspector General Dalton’s 1883 drill and discipline notes were presented along with committee announcements and hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Board OF Health, Lunacy and Charity
Dr. Wheelwright
Dalton
Mr. Angell
C. Irving Fisher
Tewksbury Almshouse
Clara T. Leonard
Wheelwright
Outdoor Poor
Fisher
Monson
Allen
Westboro Reform School
Tewksbury
Reformatory
Sherborn
Lancaster
Gov. Butler
Massachusetts
Capt. Marsh
Tewksbury Hospital
Boston Police Property Clerk Reports for 1883
Sergt. George E. Savory presents annual totals for property reports, thefts, losses, and sales in Boston for year ending Dec 31 1883. Highlights include $115 S17 reported stolen, $84 136 reported lost, $17 075 recovered, 550 packages held, 54686 total receipts from auctions and sales, plus 425 sudden-death cases and 2 740 Boston deaths with rate 22.76 per thousand. Also notes Firemen Relief funds, promotions, and staff changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Savory
Police Department
Boston
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Oxford
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Alvan Barrus
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Doherty
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Cliy Hall
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White
City of Boston
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W. M. Flanders
Scott
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Edwin F. Leighton
Francis J. Murphy
Ek. P. Fisk
Charles Hunt
Nathan Simmonds
Michael Merrick
Police Relief Association
Charles Scharm
Protective Department
J. L. Chamberlain
Auili
Paine
Canal Street
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