Senator Hoar and city finance cited amid hectic session
The piece surveys political theater in Congress with praise for Senator Hoar and critical remarks about steady municipal reform in Philadelphia led by Controller Pattison. It notes Pattison’s retirement, Philadelphia’s improving finances, debt reduction, and sinking fund growth, and comments on hotel fire safety scares after the Milwaukee blaze and the St. Louis disaster. It highlights proposed hotel safety measures and practical escape guidance adopted by a Minneapolis hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Newhall House
Boston
Indiana
Minneapolis
Tariff Debates Dominate Senate as House Passed Measures Await Vote
Special Despatch from Washington notes Ways and Means finished tariff bill review, with dextrine duties sparking protest from starch and print interests. Debate mixed on bichromate of potash and executive session followed. Also, Western Union seeks injunction to halt stock transfers, altering earlier order as judges prepare further rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toston Post
Waslington
Ways and Means
Kelley
Russell
Morrison
Senate
Messrs. Hale
Frye
Blair
Hale
Gorman
Ingalls
Windom
Mgr. Oliver
Tariff Commission
Washington
Washington News From January Fifteenth Congress and Courts
A federal elections bill introduces a voting device in the House. Debates delay action on southernPacific railroads and Fitz John Porter matters. Supreme Court upholds 3 1 2 cent and per gallon duties on beer bottles. Jeannette inquiry notes evidence, navy yard funding discussed, and New Hampshire v. Louisiana case expected after recess. Post office fast mail funds eyed for restoration. other items include Lake Champlain bridge and Pacific Mail decision for China service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Morse
Massachusetts
Senate
Hoar
Southern Pacific
Bragg
Wisconsin
Fitz John Porter
Messrs. Taylor and Dawes
Ohio
Curtin
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Osio
Committee On Appropriations
Butterworth
Committee On the Pacific Railroad
Sherwin
Committee On Education and Labor
Flower
New York
Treasury
Rice
Missou
Committee On Pensions
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Wm. B. Schmidt
Algernon S. Badger
Circuit Court of the United States
District
Louisiana
Circuit Court
Blatchford
Jeannette
Jeannette Board
Navy Department
Melville
Journal
Jerome Collins
de Long
de Long-Collins
Mel Ville
Marvei
Jackson
Larson
Novos
Navy Yards
Harris
Naval Committee
Naval Board
Chandler
Navy
Congress
New Hampshire
New England
Hoar and
Dawes
Ranney
Senate Appropriations Committee
Mass Fatality at Berditschef Circus Fire in Poland
Vienna dispatch reports at least 400 dead in Berditschef circus blaze as wooden structure burned after fireworks ignited curtains. Audience of 600 crowded doors that opened inward and side doors sealed. many leaped from windows amid flames. Fire crew arrived too late as water froze. victims include police colonel and stock exchange official. chaos and injuries widespread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londoy
Vienna
Berditschef
Rerchtscheff Bourse
Merchants’ Guild
Dublin
Lord Frederick Cavendish
Earl Spencer
Judge Lawson
Fires in Boston and Nearby Cities Alarm Amid Destruction
A series of fires across Boston and surrounding towns reports boiler flue explosions at Jewett & Pitcher’s mill in East Boston and late-night blazes at 54 Montgomery Street and 21 to 25 West First Street in South Boston. Meantime, Marshfield, Portland, and other locales report houses and factories burned with substantial losses, including Gifford’s woollen mill in Milo and the Chicago smelting Works, with totals ranging into thousands and insured: a broad screen of fire damage and alarm incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jewett & Pitcher’s Mill
Glendon
P Street
Montgomery Street
Charles B. Hagen
West First Street
P. Lally & Co
Charles Holmes
Bean
Francis Meisel
Meisel
John Turk
Zion's Hill
Marshfield
West Falmouts
Mass
Edmund Davis
Teaticket
Horse Railroad Company
East Deering
Caiceaco
Cataumet Iron and Steel
Irondale
Bangor
Milo
James A. Gifford
Gifford
Daggett
Waite Plains
N.Y
Samuel KE. Lewis
Tarrytown
Lewis
Lewiston
Jmc
Lemont & Fisher
Lisbon Street
Privsperg
Juan
Biba Iron Works
Frankstown
St. Louris
Dagean & Parker
Curne
Chicago
Newhall House Fire Death Toll Estimates Rise
In Milwaukee a major search continues with 150 men at work amid milder weather. Two bodies recovered badly burned, 39 others identified as victims, 51 confirmed dead, 28 unrecognizable, 30 missing, and 5 found near the servants’ quarters. Trunk with valuables still missing as officials tally losses. Probable death toll around 81 to 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Tom Thumb
Newhall House
Missing keg of American gold in Panama vault
Two 200 pound gold kegs arrived in Panama and were stored in the Panama railroad vault. On Monday the 17th the vault was opened and one keg was missing. No broken locks, but evidence indicated tampering in the freight house. Despite arrests and extensive searching, no further light is found on the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Smuggling Ops Cost Government and County Meetings Held
The smuggling operations of J. M. Pike & Co. cost the government about 000. York county held a meeting at Biddeford on Monday with Ivory Lord among speakers and Gov. Kobic as principal. Bangor board of trade met Monday electing Henry Lord as president and a noted slate of officers. Portland Horse Railroad held its annual meeting reporting higher receipts and profitable extensions and improvements, reelecting the old board except replacing the late Charles Fobes with J. F. McCobb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Pike & Co
Askins
York County
Biddeford
Ivory Lord
Gov
Kobic
Bangor Board of Trade
Henry Lord
Thomas J. Stewart
Johns. Jenness
William Flowers
Charles &. Pearl
Silas C. Tech
Portland Horse Railroad
Charles Fobes
J. F. McCobb
Cold snap hits Rumney as New Hampshire records chill
A thermometer read 19 degrees below zero at Rumney on Sunday morning, the coldest in years for that region. In 1882 New Hampshire breweries paid 254000 in taxes, Portsmouth brewers 227000. Willsboro mills stockholders elected George Stark president and directors including Edward Spaulding and Isaac Farrington. About 20 winter fishing vessels operated from Portsmouth with some firms planning to buy fresh fish for shipment. Fish prices closed Saturday at 41 9 cents for cod and haddock. St Mary's parochial schools in Dover, debt free, will open soon under Sisters of Mercy. church fair proceeds go to frescoing the church. Grafton County fair officers elected. plan a Sept 25-27, 1883 event in Plymouth with strict anti gambling and liquor rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rumney
Breweries of
New Hampshire
Portsmouth
Willsboro Mills
Nashua
George Stark
Edward Spaulding
James. Fiéree
Isaac Farrington
Market Cod
Haddock
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Dover
Father Murphy
Sisters of Mercy
Grafton County
J. F. Keyes
Ashland
D. Baker
Kilmney
W. A. Cobb
Plymouth
D. M. Tenney
Groton
M. 5. Brown
H. Deming
Bath
Paper magnate Fisher injured after stair fall at Bellows Falls
A prominent Bellows Falls paper manufacturer, Fisher, sustained serious injuries from a fall down stairs at his home on Sunday. He broke several ribs and suffered additional injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hi. Fisher
Bellows Falls
Gloucester native Richard Herrick dies by own actions
In Gloucester, Richard Herrick, lifelong resident, died by suicide Monday. In Pittsfield Superior Court, Charles D. Ingersoll of Lee was sentenced to four years in the house of correction for forging checks in Pittsfield and Great Barrington. Workmen at Mount Hope and Old Colony Iron works in Somerset did not report to work Monday. A compromise is expected. Fall River iron works layoffs take effect Thursday. Fall River aldermen seek a union truancy school with county commissioners across four counties. Building superintendent notes 322 structures valued at $795,200. Titcomb and Fox survey canal route through Sandwich Monument and Buzzards Bay. additional crews arrive and charter arrangements with legislature discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Herrick
Gloucester
Pittsfield
Charles D. Ingersoll
Lee
Great Barrington
House of Correction
Mount Hope
Old Colony
Somerset
Fall River
Norfolk
Bristol
Barnstable
Plymouth
Messrs
Titcomb & Fox
Sandwich
Monument
Buzzand’s Bay
Newport mill strike ends as weavers reach compromise
The Acquidneck mill in Newport resumes operations this week after a two week strike. Mayor Low of Brooklyn informs Clarence 8 Luce of Newport that he won 250 in the Brooklyn schoolhouse competition. An accident at Almy's pond near Newport sinks a horse valued at 309 while the driver survives. A boiler explosion at Perry Cotton mill causes a steam-filled panic but no injuries and restart is delayed several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acquidneck
Newport
Clarence
Luce
Boston
Low
Brooklyn
Brooklyn School House
Almy
Mbn
Perry
Mansfield boys crushed in haystack collapse fatal and precarious
William Rabanus was held for manslaughter in New Haven on Monday for the killing of Gotlieb Beck with a supposedly unloaded pistol. Meanwhile in Mansfield two Balek boys, aged 9 and 10, were buried when a stack blew down during hay cutting. the younger boy died and the older is in a precarious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rabanus
New Haven
Gotlieb Beck
Milo Balek
Mansfield
Bank suit over stock transfer denied in Bridgeport case
In New York on January 14 the case of William B and Albert F Scott vs Pequonnock National Bank of Bridgeport concluded with judgment for the plaintiffs for 154541 and costs for refusing a transfer of 10 shares. The article also reports on the Sarah Burr will contest, Tammany committee re-election, mayoral praise, Maj. Roth's arrest for alleged Swiss fraud, a quail eating wager, and John J Beach's arrest for overdrawn funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William B
Albert
Scott
Pequonnock National Bank of
Bridgeport
Conn
United States Circuit Court
Sarah Burr
John Kelly
Tammany Committee
Edson
Maj
Frederick Roth
Rhineland
Jacob Berischman
Frances
Ir. Walcott
John J. Beach
Jersey City
Estimated Receipts and Expenses for the Coming Year
In the senate on Monday petitions were presented from diverse entities including Quannapowilt Water Co seeking authority to change its name and issue bonds, Bowdoin & Parker for freight car safety legislation, National Woman Suffrage Association of Massachusetts for a constitutional amendment, town of Waltham for a cemetery road, Enos T Luce for higher pay, Ipswich selectmen seeking county reimbursement for bridge costs, Barrus reporting 2000 copies of an election sermon for printing, Tutts proposing College of Physicians and Surgeons to confer the MD, and Sayward urging discharge of poor convicts by trial justices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Quannapowilt Water Company
Bowdoin &. Parker
National Woman Suffrage Association of Massachusetts
United States
Waltham
Enos T. Luce
Middlesex
Ipswich
Essex County
Barrus
Hampshire
Tutts
Suffolk
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Sayward
Essex
Charles HW. Allen
Lynn
Swampscott
James. Mara
A.C. Orme
Marblehead
J. J. Estes
Matilda
Tibbetts
Harriette R. Shattuck
Congress
Allen
Home For
Worcester
Pilgrim Society of Plymouth
Cameserty
J. Endicott Peabody and Others
Essex County Land and Building Company
Pine Grove Cemetery Association
Whitinsville
Pinegrove
Franklin Pease
Franklin
Broad Sound Pier
Point Shirley
Boston, Winthrop, and
Boston and Winthrop Railroad Company
Siw
Boston, Winthrop and Shore Railroad Company
Browne
Boston
House
Belden
Williamstown
Potter
Committee On Labor
Mellen
Douglass
Brockton
Tincola
Somerville
Judiciary
Wheeler
Judiciary Committee
Varnum
Lowell
Committee On Fisheries
Merrimack River
Hopkins
Milbury
Supreme Judicial Court
Report on Boston Somerville grade crossing separations
The railroad commissioners report 1882 state rail mileage up 2,114 miles to 2,778 with 750 miles double track. They detail capital stock, debt, and accidents, and propose practical plans to disentangle northern grade crossings by rerouting Eastern, Boston and Maine, Fitchburg, and Fitchburg routes, with new passenger stations south of Causeway Street and elevated tracks to ease traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Somerville
Railroad Commissioners
Steapuust
Connecticut River
Massachusetts Central
Lowell and
Framingham
Boston and
Lowell
Revere Beach
Jynn
Nantasket Beach
Chelsea Beach
Clinton, Fitchburg
New Bedford
Boston, Barre and Gardner
Nantucket
Milford, Franklin and
Provid
Providence, Webster
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern
Boston and Maine
Tidewater
Pas
Eastern Railroad
Loteetagratty
Boston and Lowell
Fitchburg Station
Fitchburg
Grand Junction Railroad
Mount Benedict
Medford
Astern
Mystic River
Causeway Street
Fitehtarg
Boston Mid Maine
Haymarket Uure
Maine
Haymarket Square
Boston and Maine Railroad
Lowell Railroad
Massachusetts House Debates Local Water and Suffrage Measures
The house held a brief session with petitions from Charles H. W. Allen and others on Lynn supplying Swampscott with water and a big list of proposed acts. Items included woman suffrage, a cemetery relocation, and the formation of new companies. Numerous committee motions on labor safety, building codes, and judiciary appropriations were discussed, with orders for third reading of two appropriation bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Lawrence
Tmance
Annual Auditor Report Shows Tax Estimate Difficulties
The annual report of the auditor presents revenue receipts and cash on hand for 1882, compares 1882 and 1881 expenses, highlights deductions to show actual costs, and lists 1283 estimates for state departments including reformatories military and agricultural budgets. The piece notes Democratic lawmakers Bowerman decision in the House and Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditor of Accounts
Turin
Cesecaresseees
Commonwealth
Andio Sisal
East Boston Trade Association votes to abolish standing committees
The East Boston Trade Association met at Knights of Honor hall to abolish the police fire and water standing committees. It approved amendments to the constitution on membership qualifications and assessments. A report on schools powers was laid over for next meeting and a nominating committee for 1834 was appointed with several named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Suez Canal
Turkey
St of
St. Petersburg
Thad
Times
Cairo
Constantinople
Sexton
Mallow
Parnell
Ireland
House of Commons
Pekin
China
Dublin
Mohacs
Hungary
Lalf
East Boston Trade Association
Knights of Honor Hall
East Boston
Association
Board of Managers
Committee On ‘Schools
D. H. Blaney
W. L. Dutton
N. M. Jewett
H. L. Jones
Reuben Peterson
Ijr
A. O. Whitney
New York Robbery Hails as Navy Chief's Daughter Struck
Miss Christine Isherwood daughter of the navy chief engineer was knocked down by a highwayman while waiting for a Fourth Avenue tunnel horse car at noon on Tuesday. He robbed her wallet with 27 dollars and a pair of diamond earrings. The thief escaped and police kept the affair secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fourth Avenue
Christine Isherwood
Isherwood
Navy
Raihsign
Nominating Committee Unanimously Chooses Bowerman Candidate
Discussion among party members ends with a unanimous nomination of Bowerman after debate led by May Murphy and Aldrich. Conference adjourns. Senator Mason of Middlesex is named chairman of the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowley
Middlesex
Samuel C. Hunt
Boston
Aldrich
Marlboro
Butler
Samuel W. Bowerman
Pittsfield
Charles S. Lincoln
Somerville
William Gaston
Bushrod Morse
Sharon
Melien
Worcester
George F. Hoar
McGeough
Gaston
Dolan
Lawrence
Kelley
Cambridge
Holt
McDonald
Hoar
Mgr. Cropin
Reade
Fennessy
Sunpe
Ace
Tora O
Mtn
Theaehabe Austen
Randall
Nets
Gilmartin
Foley di River
Olga Poate
Messrs. May
Murphy
Ashore
Bowerman
Mason
Watching on from leading Democratic papers pivot on Butler
A long assemblage of editorials from Boston to Hartford weighs Gov. Butler for president. Vermont and Massachusetts Democrats spar over his influence, with critics warning of booms and demagoguery, while Western voices doubt his cross‑regional support and warn against premature nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Butler
Senate
Hoar
Boston
Democratic
Greenpack Party
Democratic Party
Ben
Gov. Butler
Greeley
Boston Courier
Chicago
New England
East
Revere House
Benjamin
Massachusetts
Robert Lincoln
Tom
Lowell
Gov
Minerr
Boston Aldermen Set To Create Rail Road Committee
The Boston aldermen meet with Mayor Palmer in the chair as McKay is named superintendent of Faneuil Hall and Quincy markets and a three member committee on street railways is proposed to handle electric lights, roadwork, and related municipal matters. Several petitions on lighting, grading Humboldt Avenue, and rail crossings are noted. Public lands sales, ferries, and budgets are discussed, with numerous authorizations and transfers approved before adjourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKay
Faneuil Hall
Quincy
Board of Aldermen
Palmer
George E. McKay
Paneuil
Edward J. Williams
Channel 8
Bolton
Otis Little
Elm
Bunker Hill
Jiamel Gregory
Beacon
Charles Streets
John D. Williams
Humboldt Avenue
Ivory Bean
Boston and Providence
Berwick Park
Fallen Street
Ninth
Fourth annual ball of A Shuman Co mutual benefit association
The fourth annual ball at Odd Fellow's hall on Monday evening featured A Cumming as president, 5 MacNellis as vice president, Edward Goody as secretary, W E Simmons as treasurer, with Miss M Murphy and Miss Kate J Ryan among trustees. George C Brigham directed dancing with Kumandi's band. supper for 200 couples followed at 11:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Shuman & Co. Mutual Benefit Association
Odd Fellow’s
A. Cumming
MacNellis
Edward Goody
W. E. Simmons
M. Murphy
Kate J. Ryan
George C. Brigham
Kumandi
The
Waiters’ Benevolent Association
Music Hall
Harvey D. Parker
Silas Gurney
Mas. Babson
Blaisdell
Ferrin
the Rev
C. Harris
Mary M. Buttons
Meeting Honors Death of Chief Justice John Wilder May
Attorneys at the municipal court central district held a forenoon gathering Monday to action upon the death of Hon. John Wilder May. Justice Parmenter presided as speakers eulogized May as a thorough lawyer and steadfast judge with high integrity and courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Court
Central District
John Wilder May
Justice Parmenter
George W. Searle
May
Jude
Thomas Riley
H. W. Chaplin
T. F. Woodside
Augustus Ross
Parmenter
Vonchsafe
Briggs Manufacturing Company of Williamsburg Incorporation
Leeius Briggs and John Hammond announce Briggs Manufacturing Company of Williamsburg to manufacture cotton cloths and threads from raw cotton with capital of 40000 dollars. Jonathan A. Lane William Claflin and A W Beard listed as directors. Major M J McCafferty nominated for Boston municipal court may not be presented until Wednesday amid council confirmation doubt. Republicans schedule another senatorial caucus at 1 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj
M. J. McCafferty
Butler
Municipal Court of
Boston
Electric Lighting gains traction as safe business leader
The American Electric and Illuminating Company reports rapid growth and public approval of its electric lights in Boston. It offers 8 percent preferred treasury stock at $10 a share to meet rising demand, with dividends paid semi annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mela
Boston
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
Olympian Skating Rink
Winslow Skating Rink
Hotel Brunswick
Creighton
Tremont
Young Men’s Christian Union
Horticultural Hall
Washington
Boylston
Erie
Mechanics’ Fair
Boston Daily Post
United States
Itia
Brush Electric Light Company
New England Brush Company
New England
American Electric and Liminating Company
Massachusetts Chantable Mechanic Association
Itfas
Association
Edward H. Goff
Silas Gueney
Co. D. Smith
Samuel Elder
Olympian Club polo on skates at Charitable Mechanics rink
Olympian club presents a polo on skates match at i Munting ton avenue Charitable Mechanic Association building on Wednesday evening. Newport club, United States champions, faces Alpha club Lowell in a spirited contest. Six gold medals valued at 100 dollars each prize the event with reserved seats available for 25 cents more. Complimentary tickets will not be honored. The game starts promptly at 8 50 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elecant
Olympian Club
United States
Wahdeen
Scotlay Sq
Sele Artiment
W. Dp
Wilmot
I Muntington Avenue
Charitable Mechanic Asociation
Newport Club
Alpha Club
Lowell
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Boston Post
Telegraph and Mail
Shcox
Thep
Forvr
George Frisbie Hoar
Polk
Commissionas
Post
Gen. Jackson
South Carolina
Pattison
Quaker City
Solid Rock
Paitison
State of
Gay
St. John’s
Kansas
United States Supreme Court
Merrick
Ingersoll
Anthony Joseph
Ojo Caliente
New Mexico
Ss. W. Dorsey
Lamolle Valley Extension Railroad Company
Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain
Mare Island
Potomac
Great Britain
Treaty of Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
United States Court of Claims
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Senate Appropriations
Post Office
Messrs. Dawes and
Toston
Watteras
Foreign News
Probahte
Poland
NEW England News
Vermont
Erhode Island
Connecticut
Gotham Gleanings
Legislature
Reports OF the Auditor and Railroad Commissioners
Haileoades
Vaiee
Usting Massa- Shimetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
Cescreey
Schoul Wrocmie
Soysobice Soves Ees
Eeesonialns
Trey
Greenfield K. RK
Seeerseesessaeee
Tate Resereesees Beane
Sone Oss Nvdissd
Trey and Greenfield Rairoad
Bounty Loan
Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad
Sim Haws Cestora Saibis
Coast Defence Loan
War Loan
Ssseee Ee
Conmcanwealth Mats
Massachusetts Schhoe
Technical Educational Fund
Commonwealth Rian
Encace
Sen
Ien
Illinois
Springfield
Democratic Joint Caucus
John M. Palmer
Didu
Francisco Pelaers
Farfia
Garrett
Tboice
N. J
City Bank
Niazara
Del
Saulsbury
United States Senate
Hunter's Point
L.J
Petey
Debevoise
Long Island City
Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa Bay
North Carolina
Virginia
William B. Bate
Tennessee
Capitol
Cleveland
Bate
John Martin
National Zembiean Committee
G. O. Taylor
Avcusta
Harvard
Willimantic
Calais
Bangor and
East Boston Association
William 8. Williams
Sub-Treasury
Wells, Fargo & Co
Pacific
City of Para
Aspinwall
Atkins
Benjamin F. Jackson
Gen. Butler
John G. Saxe
Mr. Ticknor
James Russell Lowell
Saxe
Benjamin F. Butler
Montpelier Argus
Old Bay
Diana
White House
Manchester Union
Mobile Register
Sheridan
Maryland
Baltimore
Horace Greeley
F. Butler
Prom
Cintinnati Enquirer
Hartford Times
Boston Aldermen
Alderman Slade
O’brien
Board of Street Commissioners
Hinds
Alderman Woolley
P. F. Griffin
Franklin Fand
Alderman Whitten
Ss. F. McCleary
Haldeman
Common Council
West Cottage Street
Glue Hill Avenue
Brooke Avenue
West Sixth Street
City of Boston
Mystic Valley
Boston and Albany Railroad Company
Kneeland Street
Abraham Folsom
Huntington Avenie
Isaac N. Crehore
River Street
Benjamin May
May Street
Charles Davis
Madison Street
Sammuel A. Way
Woodbury Street
George Heaton
B. F. Whitmore
Huntington Avenue
Society Notes
State House
Boston Weekly Post
Post Publishing CO
Bowditch
Lucy Stone
Col
Albert Clark
Sle
Harvard Universalist
Charlestown
James Walker
Walker
Alford
Harvard College
Wiliam C. White
Eliot
Dr. Morrison
Henry W. Foote
Unitarian Club
Apse
Henry van Brunt
Annie Whitney
Dr. Walker
Memorial Hall
Fulton
Flush Jennings
Liverpool Township
Oliver Wendell Holmes
England
John M. Forbes
Florida
Sion
Peleg W. Chandler
Vendome
John McCullough
Tremont House
Julius D. Dreher
Roanoke College
Duke of Newcastle
Palatka
Timothy J. Dacy
Suffolk County
Europe
Alfred H. Blackeley
Quincy House
National Republican Committee
Henry Cabot Lodge
James de Normandie
N. H
Roxbury
Antioch College
Yellow & Krings
Divinity School
Harvard University
South Church
Mary Charters
G.charters
Stoke Park
Count Carl Esterhazy
Pressburg
American Electric and Illuminating CO
Central Lighting Station
Charitable Mechanics Association
Sam's
Roller Skating
Portland Argus
Lorne and
Louise
Tenmondy
Marquis of
Lorne
Princess Louise
Suite
Uranuches
Polptes
Iyor
Walter Ghi Hs
St. George
Massaghusetts Woman Suffrage Association
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