Mayor urged to form temperance inquiry commission in city
New York January 16. Mayor Ely received a letter from the National Temperance Society asking him with Board of Aldermen consent to appoint a municipal commission of three or more impartial citizens to study how inebriates are handled in courts and prisons the liquor traffic relation to charities corrections courts police and taxation This echoes a Boston model The Stock Exchange Governing Committee considered charges against Gabriel Netter John Bonner and Arthur L Sewell Netter and Bonner were unanimously recommended for expulsion Sewell’s fate was debated with a two thirds majority favoring expulsion The final decision will be announced tomorrow at the Exchange
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Tennessee
John H. Horsfell
Twenty-second Regiment
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Hudson River
William M. Merritt
George C. Stoughton
Children’s Aid Society
Pristow
Massachusetts
Dutcher
Washington
Merritt
John A. Millon
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Texas
Union Dime Savings Bank
Willy Wallach
Park Row
Sun
Arthur Leary
Owen Murphy
Rochester National Bank
Nicholas H. Decker
The
Democratic Convention in Concord Highlights Unity and Resolve
In Concord on January 16 a large Democratic convention displayed strong unity and vigor, contrasting with a disrupted Republican gathering a week earlier. President Kent opened the session, with Henry C. Kent and a broad slate of officers named. The platform urged opposition to the postwar Republican drift, called for currency stability and reduced public spending, and endorsed Democratic aims to restore prosperity and safeguard liberties. Speakers Barry Bingham and Col. George underscored reform and campaign resolve, while the committee organized temporarily under Frank H. Pierce with Herbert F. Norris secretary.
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A. H. Rust
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Merrimac
William W. ‘Sanders
Wilmot
Hillsboro
M. V. B. Eagerly
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Cheshire
Frederick
Harrisville
Sullivan
Jonathan Barnard
Newport
Gration
Jeve
Alstead
H. W. Parker
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Wall
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K. Mason
Bristol
Batchelder
Littleton
Albert Barker
Colebrook
George H. Emerson
Lancaster
Boeckingham County
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Trampstead
Charles E. Folsom
Epping
Mark F. Nason
John VW. Jewell
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Moulton
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Meredith
Arthur
Meserve
Bartlett
Paul Wentworth
Sandwich
John M. Hill
John H. Pearson
Concord
J. P. Bartlete
Frank H. Pierce
Daniel W. Bills
Gilsum
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H. B. Vial
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A. W. Rounsevel
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A. Jewell
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Edward Woods
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Blodgett
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Silas Hussey
Rochester
George W. Boody
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George F. Putnam
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Seneca S. Merrill
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Gorham
Nathan R. Perkins
Lencaster
Barry Bingham
New Hampshire
Col. George
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Herbert F. Norris
McKean Campaign Leader From Nashua in State Race
Jimn Frank A. McKean of Nashua, born 1940 in Sashua, rises as Democratic gubernatorial candidate. A banker and former mayor, he built a career across Nashua with railroads and city offices, gaining wide party backing for the governor bid. Dr Hadley E. B. Fowler, Bridgewater-born surgeon and Civil War veteran, now runs medicine in Bristol and chairs the Centre District Medical Society. He earned fame as a battlefield surgeon and hospital organizer, earning broad support for public office.
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New Hampshire Republican and Democratic Nominations Across Districts
The Sullivan county Republican convention nominated A. M. Shaw for Senator and O. B. Way for County President. Brooks, Long, and Gowing won key county posts. In District No. 2 Councillor races saw Hiram A. Tuttle and Warren Clark as nominees. Grafton and Keene districts announced several county and senatorial nominees. Emmons B. Philbrick was renominated by acclamation in District No. 1.
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Keene, N. H
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Hinsdale
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Keene
John J. Allen
Gardner C. Hill
Portsmouth
Emmons B. Philbrick
Rye
Senate Battles over Silver and Senate News in Brief
Washington reports the Senate staggered over the Silver question with Merrimon expected to lead but time running out and a delay to today’s session. Matthews resolution referred to Finance Committee defeated 19 to 31 as eulogies followed for Senator Bogg. Morton to be honored tomorrow. Also notes Irish, minister Russell, suffragists, Kentucky Maryland elections, and Congressman Hale’s pneumonia recovery.
Secretary Sherman Circular Urges Subscriptions for Four Percent Bonds
The Treasury announces subscriptions open from January 26 for four percent funded loan bonds in denominations 50 to 10,000. Payable in coin with four percent interest quarterly, redeemable after 30 years from July 1, 1877, tax exempt. Subscriptions require two percent down, rest due within 30 days. commissions apply above certain amounts. Forms available nationally. payments may be by coin or called bonds. interest paid by Treasury check.
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Senate Refuses Refer Matthews Silver Resolution
Washington January 16 The Senate voted 19 to 31 against referring Matthews silver bonds resolution to the Judiciary Committee. After debate the matter was postponed until Friday for eulogies to Senators Bogy and Morton. Senator Cockrell completed the morning with remarks on the late Senator Song.
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Russia Seeks Peace Terms Amid European Press Turmoil
London reports from the Agence Russe claim Russia would suspend hostilities once Turkey accepts preliminaries, while Austria insists on safeguarding frontier interests and Paris peace framework. Dispatches note misunderstandings stem from pride, ongoing armistice talks, and possible delays at Kezanlik with Greek reactions and Ottoman diplomacy in flux.
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Preparations for Victor Emmanuel Funeral in Rome
Rome prepares for King Victor Emmanuel's funeral as troops flood the city and the Colosseum hosts a cavalry camp. Parliament to announce the monarch's death with Humbert I. named sovereign. Foreign diplomats, including George P. Marsh, join the procession plans and St. John Lateran to host a solemn service.
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George P. Marsh
United States
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Gift of Lincoln Painting Presented to U S Government
A New York note indicates Elizabeth Thompson offered a painting by Carpenters of the First Reading of Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation as a gift to the Government. Congress adopted Garfield’s resolution thanking the donor and arranging a formal reception for February 12.
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Queen Speech Likely to Omit Army Navy Increase
London reports show conflicting views on the Queen's speech. The Standard and Daily Telegraph doubt a request for bigger armed forces, while The Times stresses neutrality and Parliament appeal, and The Post hints at a money vote. Negotiations may affect any contingency.
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Daily Telegraph
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Stanley cited for Congo exploration at Marseille chamber
A Paris special reports that at the request of Marseilles Chamber of Commerce Mr Stanley gave a detailed geographical and scientific account of his explorations. He highlighted commercial advantages from opening the Congo region and received a large gold medal, the chamber’s first ever. The French Geographical Society arranged a reunion in his honor in Paris.
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Tariffville Rail Crash Toll Put At Thirteen Dead
Hartford dispatch details the Tariffville wreck with thirteen confirmed dead and many wounded. Conductor Elmer describes the crash as two locomotives passing the Howe truss bridge at once, causing iron rods to break and spans to collapse. Rescue efforts continued through night as survivors recalled cries and heroic acts while officials promised an investigation.
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Tariffville
T. M. Elmer
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Springfela
Mass
McManus
Hartford, Providence and Fishkill Railroad
Mr Thomas of
Winsted
President Camp
Turiffville
Oliver Cameron breach of promise suit heads to trial
Washington news notes Mrs Mary Oliver, complainant against Hon Simon Cameron for breach of promise, returning to the capital. She denies agreeing to a $1000 compromise and says money paid to her former attorney covered only expenses. The case remains on the docket and may go to trial in April unless settled. Gen. Butler to be Cameron’s principal counsel.
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Butler
Greek cabinet calls National Guard for possible insurrection
Athens January 16. A prolonged cabinet council was held today. The National Guard of all towns in Greece have been called to arms. There is activity among land and sea forces. Reports say an insurrection in Thessaly and Epirus is imminent and the Cretan Assembly may decree the annexation of Crete to Greece.
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Cireece
Inquest Finds McCarthy Died of Heart Disease After Prison Treatment
Dublin January 16. At the inquest into the released Fenian convict McCarthy the witnesses testified to harsh prison treatment at Chatham. He complained of heart distress and warned the Governor would be his murderer if he died in custody. Jury returns verdict of death from heart disease accelerated by prison treatment. The verdict was applauded loudly.
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Montreal Contractors and Men Face Pay Dispute on Canal Work
Montreal reports show tensions between contractors and workers on the Lachine Canal enlargement as some firms back monthly wages while workers resist the shift. Mullarty & Co. near insolvency with liabilities around 200000, assets large, search for a way through tensions and speculations in land and public property.
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Can
Lachine Canal
Robert Mitchell & Co
Mullarty & Co
Moriarty
Prince Bismarck Delays Return to Berlin
Berlin dispatch reports Prince Bismarck, once hopeful to return around January 22, remains bedridden due to illness, making any comeback date uncertain. The North German Gazette notes his condition prevents fixing a definite return.
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Bismarck
Ways and Means to Hear Baum on Internal Revenue Reform
Washington January 16 The Ways and Means Committee plans to hear Commissioner Baum on proposed changes to the Internal Revenue laws. The draft bill includes duty exemptions for American alcohol used in perfumery and authorizing arrest of illicit distillers. Widespread evidence of tax policy agitation and declining whiskey and tobacco receipts is noted as decisive action is urged. A subcommittee on Mexican relations will report to the full committee within two weeks with several witnesses expected.
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Internal Revenue
United States Revenue
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House Committee On Foreign Affairs
United States
Mexico
Tragedy at Orchard Street Involves James Johnson Deaths
New York police investigate a fatal double tragedy at 18 Orchard Street rear where James Johnson aged 34 killed a woman believed to be his sister-in-law then cut his own throat and died from gunshot wounds. The pregnant woman, identified as Mrs Dunnen, suffered sixteen stab wounds and unborn child injuries. Police seek two accompanying children for clues.
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James W. Johnson
Chicago
Dunnen
Mystery of Scuttled Schooner Solved Off Communipaw
New York on January 16 reports that Captain Clark allegedly moved cargo from the Pray to the Guide before scuttling the Pray. Police hold William Mayo as likely Pray’s mate aboard the Guide, with cargo details and dates under scrutiny.
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Charles W. Woodward
First Precinct
Eckford Goodale
Greenport
Clark
Communipaw
Anna J. Kipp
Fr. BH
New Street
E. H. Pray
Fombs
William Mayo
William Mays
Mayo
Pray
North River
Charles Ross
Ross
Mays
E.H. Pray
Prav
What the Captains Father Says of the Case
The missing Captain Clark may have had a large sum of money aboard and two or more crew members knew. His father, Captain Joseph G Clark, questions robbery and suggests river thieves or foul play. He notes Clark invested about 200 in the Venus and would resist loss of money with force if needed.
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A Dakota Mob Seizes Deadwood Town in Turbulent Takeover
A Lead City despatch reports a mob of about 15 outsiders occupying Deadwood South Dakota. Streets and roads to mills are controlled. A town meeting was broken up as the mob elected officers and enacted laws to make streets twenty feet wide. Citizens arm and organize to protect life and property while shots ring through the town.
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Tan
Lead City
Auariz Mills
State Convention of Maine County Officials Convenes in Augusta
The sheriff and jailer county officials met in Augusta with about 100 attendees. D. H. Thing was chosen chairman and C. O. Pendesler secretary. Debates covered jail work shops, tramp nuisance, and proposed reforms including mandatory labor with sentences, a women focused House of Correction, and female supervision. The convention planned to continue its session tomorrow.
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Oxford
Rice
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William Wilson
Hallowell
Dresser
Cumberland
Libby
Kennebec
Stevens and
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York
Thing
Stevens
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Read
Androscoggin
Montreal Portland and Boston Railway Meeting Turmoil
The Montreal Portland and Boston Railway held its annual meeting in Montreal amid clashes between factions from Passumpsic and the current management. An injunction blocked Goff from voting on 420000 dollars of alleged bogus stock as directors elected by rival boards emerged. The court recognizes the Willet Board as majority, with further review anticipated.
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Halifax Commerce Scheme Trials Atlantic Trade Outlet
George P. Black reports after visiting Western Canadian and American cities to assess Halifax as the Atlantic outlet. Negotiations with rail and sea lines aim to ship two cargoes to Great Britain. Government reduces Intercolonial costs to 1s 3d per quarter, Grand Trunk to Portland rates. Allan line and Beaver Dominion cover bagging expenses. labor remains six cents per quarter. Cars will be expanded to test the permanent trade.
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Senatorial votes cast in joint Maryland legislature
In Annapolis the Joint Convention tally shows Groome 15 Dennis 30 Thomas 15 Robison 9 Blair 3 Wickes 3 Steiner 15 and scattering 3. Democratic caucus to choose a candidate met later with Groome 36 Dennis 25 Robinson 10 Thomas 6 Stump 2 Pearce 2. Adjournment planned to tomorrow night. Cincinnati reports Wilhems nominated in Frankfort on the eleventh ballot by Democrats.
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Roanoke River Flood Devastates Virginia Farms
A Norfolk despatch reports the Roanoke river country laid waste by recent floods. Farm houses barns and stables swept away fences destroyed and general ruin evident. Farmers ruined and left destitute with barren land. The Roanoke began rising again on Tuesday.
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Providence Base Ball Association Organized in Rhode Island
Providence Rhode Island January 16 The Providence Base Ball Association was fully organized this evening with officers elected a nine announced and a committee appointed to procure a charter from the General Assembly.
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Dexter mechanic Arthur Annette arrested for burglary
Arthur Annette of Dexter Maine, a man with a good character, was arrested Wednesday on burglary charges for taking $4000 from the Eastern Express Company on the night of the seventh. He was taken to Bangor for a Municipal Court hearing.
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Drowned Man Found at Trampton Beach Amid Local Notices
Reports from Nashua Rumney Lyme and Salisbury detail injuries and losses including a lip injury from a fall a diphtheria death on Trampton Beach and a road accident. Community events include a new Music Hall dedication in Portsmouth and annual meetings at local institutions along with clergy discussions on doctrine at Newmarket and Kensington.
Windsor county state attorney pays vast fines total
State Attorney Norman Paul of Windsor county has paid into the Treasury over $7000 for fines costs forfeitures etc during the present term of the county court. The amount is more than enough to pay the total expenses of the court for a year and is described as without precedent in that county.
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Fall River Council Seeks Large City Official Pay Cut
Reports note a proposed major salary reduction for Fall River city officials. Other items include the death of Joshua P. Luther at 71 from heart disease in Springfield, and Rev H P Cutting’s resignation at Sterling’s First Congregational Church effective April 1.
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East Salisbury
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Wallingford’s praise for caterpillars and bluebirds
In Norwich last year births reached 519 up 64 from 1876 while marriages stood at 150. Meriden to host Grand Army of the Republic State encampment on the 39th. Salaries cut for Rev Eastman of Suffield Con a Clatch from 1800 to 1200. New Haven churches raised about 3000 for City Hospital Sunday. Wells Aldrich reports 119 skunks killed for skins.
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Thompsonsville Savings Bank
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Kensington
Malloy
Moody
Rink
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Danbury
Abraham O. Banka
Jianks
Wooster
Fires ruin estates and shops in New England towns
A string of fire incidents reports losses across Taunton Waterville and Cincinnati. J Bosworth estate barn and sheds burned with about 600 loss and little insurance. Joseph R Jewett house and stable in Winslow destroyed with 1500 loss insured for 1300. Keeler's dry goods store grocery and Masonic hall at Concord near Jackson suffer 12000 loss.
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J. Bosworth
Weir Village
Waterville
Joseph R. Jewett
Winslow
Cincinnati
Keeler
Concord
Jackson
Mich
Industrial Union Club Meets Over Silver Question
A New York meeting under the Industrial Union Club gathered bricklayers plasterers machinists blacksmiths painters tailors Crisnins and cigar makers. Theodore E. Tomlinson Stephen H. Dillay of Trenton William A Carsey and others spoke as lengthy resolutions blamed hard times on currency contraction and urged Congress to abolish National Banks pass the Bland Silver bill and the Ewing Resumption Repeal bill. A disaster is predicted if not enacted.
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Industrial Union Club
Theodore E. Tomlinson
Stephen H. Dillay
Trenton
N. J
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Congress
Ninth annual Expressmen's Mutual Benefit Convention opens
St Louis January 16 The ninth annual Convention of the Expressmen's Mutual Benefit Association of the United States convened with George Ingham of Pittsburg in the chair Over 1 delegates were present and fifty of the sixty divisions were represented The President's address and reports show prosperity The year’s deaths were thirty one Receipts for the year were 86000 and since organization 527000 Expenses for the year were 85000 and since organization 527000 The Convention will sit for three days.
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Snowstorm Blasts Sierra Nevada Heavy Snowfall Hits West
Salt Lake City reports a fierce Sierra storm that began January 14 and intensified to blanketing snow from Virginia to Sacramento. Colfax sheds collapsed at 12 45 AM taking wires, lines were down as trees toppled. By 6 PM Summit measured over four feet of snow and winds persisted east from Emigrant Gap toward Virginia City. Communication West severed west of Emigrant Gap as heavy snow continued.
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United Pipe Lines Buys Empire Pipe Line in Lease Return
In Philadelphia on January 15, United Pipe Lines completed purchase of the Empire Pipe Line, previously leased from the Empire Transportation Company after the October sale of property. The valued interest involved is about $110,000, linking wells to rail facilities via the Empire Transport network.
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Not guilty verdict in second Bullock case ends major trials
In Atlanta on January 16 a jury returned a unanimous not guilty verdict on both counts of the indictment in the second Bullock case. The six day trial fully clears Gov Bullock of charges in this trial, leaving only a misdemeanor proceeding as an admitted bar. The verdict closes most of the official conduct cases against him.
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Funeral of Mrs Lilly Davenport Lhorne in Monument Cemetery
The funeral for Mrs Lilly Davenport Lhorne occurred at Monument Cemetery today with a large attendance of prominent theater figures. The service drew many notable figures from the theatrical world.
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Lilly Davenport Lhorne
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Frank Pinney
West Winsted
William H. Thomas
Austin Adams
Humphrey
Canaan
Henry Pratt
Theodore Dexter
R. Hunt
Beckley
William W. Williams
H. B. Hamim
D. B. Woodward
Charles Barnett
Charles B. Dakin
Sharon
George VI. Peckham
Elsworth
OQ. S. Thompson
Walter Gates
Scott Goodwin
Dwight L. Case
Frank A. Case
Barik- Hamstead
Joseph Riggs
William Beckley
M.S. Spaulding
Thomas Franey
Howard E. Warner
Hotchkiss
Robert Hunt
Widder
Mrs Oliver
Simon
Crete
the Post
E. J. Dunning
Dunning
Cyrus W. Field
George S. Coe
George Cabot Ward
Frank M. Sterry
Bell
Isaac Bear
Samuel Bear
Philip Bear
Gear & Sons
Broadway
J Bunn
John Rogers
Scully
Stevens & Shepard
Geneseo
Toronto
Ont
Walker, Evans & Co
Coal Combination
Board of Control
Reading
Maine
Boston Railway
Halifax Commerce
NEW England News
Buckfeld and
Rumford
Norman C. Reed
Freeman Benton
Boothbay
Bates College
Lewiston
State Poultry Association
American Oultry Association
Maria L. Ford
Biddeford
Hart and Packard
Rockland
William Crowley
Belgrade
Thomaston
H. St. Canree
Memo State Association
Brunwick
Catherine Street
New Swampshire
Isannah Pearstee
William Leonard
Rumney
Albert Cole
Lyme
Oliver W. Fowler
Trampton Beach
Nathan Morgan
Cook’s Hill
Old Ladies’ Home Association
A. F. Stevens
Kenry Parkinson
J. M. Sanders
Mary Robinson
First National Bank of
Francestown
G. E. Downs
Peter Jr. Clark
J. G. Butler
G. W. Canning
Kate L. Saaborn
Sanborn
Parkmouth
Daniel Webster
Sponn
Howard Crosby
Viscataqua Association of Congregational Ministers
Frederick D. Chanale
North Adams
Old Orchard
Vermont
George K. Marshall
Providence and Worcester
Millville
Samuel
Sylvia Cook
Hunting Hills
Lunenburg
EK. Wolfe
Newburyport
Word of Truth
Ayer
Satem
James Gleason
Hosford
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Lodge
Middlesex Street
Lowell
Edward H. Hatfield
Vineyard Grove
Providence Methodist Episcopal Conference
Congregational Church
Provincetown
Allen M. Brewster
Worcester
William N. Brewster
Boston Traveller
Ruth E
John Caldwell
North Church
Mr Seymour
Thomas Lapane
Turner’s Falls
Keith Mill
Northampton Union Relief Association
Rufus Mann
John Allen
Three Rivers
Palmer
Mason Machine Works
Great Barrington
Savings Bank
Taunton River
Lawrence
East Taunton Dam
Frank W. Rockwell
Currier
Joslyn
Berkshire
Legislative Committee
George E. Burns
Edward Kerwin
Kerwin
Rhode Island
Oriental Mills
Mary A. Reynolds
Woonsocket
Marcia Clifford
R. H. Dana
Misa
Edith Long
Mary Sullivan
Nolvoke
Westfield
Albany, N. Y
Democratic Legislative Caucus
Charles O'Conor
Erastus Corning
Regents of the University
Fairchild
Siberia
Liverpool
Scythia
Assyria
Mediterranean
City of Washington
Hevina
Fastnet
Labrador
Havre
Eng
Cornwall
Cimbria
Hamburg
Queenstown
Caspian
Jals
C. W. Tuomas
Brattleboro
WilsTar
Mths&wy
Fall’s Rubber Store
Federal Street
Wilbor
Pr. Wilbor
A. B. Wilbor
I. Estabaeoore & CO
W. A
Batchetor
Batchelor
Ighondst