Fund honor roll for Lieut Rhodes at revenue cutter Dexter
Society notes describe a testimonial fund for Lieut. J M Rhodes of the Dexter. Contributions include $50 from Hon Jonathan Bourne, $25 from Isaac B Rich of the Howard Athenaeum, $25 from a Beacon Street resident, $10 from a downtown business pair, and $20 from an anonymous giver. Union Club adds $163, Estabrook & Eaton $7 20 000, with other donors totaling a growing list to honor Rhodes bravery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Rhodes
Beacon Street
Union Club
Jonathan Bourne
New Bedford
Isaac B. Rich
Howard Athenwum
Heroic Rescue by Lieut Rhodes Under Tragic Sea
Lieut Rhodes refused to abandon two sailors on a rigging during a deadly voyage. He obtained permission to board a boat, braved towering waves, and swam toward the wreck. A floating timber struck his leg as he reached the scene, but he returned after treatment and saved the men before sinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes
Revenue Cutter
Plan for tariff reform with temporary rebates and a new tariff commission
A city merchant proposes preserving current tariff rates while granting staged rebates based on payment dates to curb fear and stabilize industries. He calls for a presidentially appointed study commission from nonpolitical businessmen to examine tariff items from A to Z and report for decisive legislative action within a year.
Waste and Extravagance in the Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Special correspondence reports the Bureau of Engraving and Printing as wasteful and overstaffed with 1200 employees. It details Sherman’s alleged dodge to shield the bureau while keeping work, cites inflated costs for printing notes, and urges competitive bidding to save at least $100,000 annually. It also notes unearned land grants and broader political patronage concerns surrounding congressional appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
John Sherman
Boston Post
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Treasury
National Bank
Government
McPherson
Sherman
Randall
Irish
Congressional Record
de ccc Ccdiass Deecces Lk
Peat Nals Eekinwey OU
Bureau
Holman
Senate
Dunn
England Edicts Egypt Policy and Gordon's Role
Sir Charles Dilke announces in London the British government’s confidence in General Gordon and his agreement with evacuation plans for Kordofan and Darfour, aiming to limit Egyptian domination to the Red Sea coast to curb slave trade. The note follows warnings of the O Donnell vengeance fund and reports of Madagascar Krupp guns, ongoing slave trade, and severe gales hindering telegrams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charles Dilke
Local Government Board
Kensington
Gordon
Kordofan
Darfour
Soudan
England
Red Sea
Gen. Gordon
Egypt
Sir Charles
Evelyn Baring
O’ Donnell
Irish Times
Home Office
New York
O’donnell
Hong Kong
Chusan
Formosa
Hai Nau
Madagascar
Antanarivo
Paper to Congress on American shipping improvements
A Philadelphia Maritime Exchange committee reports a plan to Congress for boosting U S shipping. It proposes that from January 1 1885 American built registered vessels over 1 000 tons notify the postmaster 10 days before sailing to foreign ports and carry all mail. The postmaster general would pay masters 25 cents per registered ton per 1 000 miles for steam ships and 11 cents per registered ton per 1 000 miles for sailing vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Philadelphia Maritime Exchange
Philadelphia
Maritime Exchange
Post- Tauster General
Maine Press association holds annual meeting in Portland
The Maine Press association met at city hall with good attendance. Officers elected were President John M. Adams of Portland, vice presidents Howard Owen Augusta F. Pickard Portland T. R. Simonton Camden, secretary Joseph Wood Bar Harbor, treasurer J. A. Homan Augusta. A death resolution committee for Rev Gee W Quimby and F G Parker was named. Twelve new members were elected. Adjournment planned for tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine Press Association
City Hall
W. B. Lapham
Augusta
John M. Adams
Howard Owen
F. Pickard
T. R. Simonton
Camden
Joseph Wood
Bar Harbor
J. A. Homan
Worcester Unitarian conference elects officers and directors
In Worcester Massachusetts the Worcester Unitarian conference held an afternoon session electing officers F C Bowen of Leominster as president lesiert Rev Geo Ball of Upton Albert Tolman Worcester secretary Rev Austin Gower Topendale treasurer John Otis Worcester. Directors include Rev A C Nickerson Templeton A Howe Marlboro Rev HL Woude Brookfield F Leland Templeton and Mrs Charles Colburn Hopedale Mrs A A Warrock Athol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Worcester Unitarian Conference
Lesiert
F. C. Bowen
Leominster
Geo
Ball
Upton
Albert Tolman
Austin
Gower
Topedale
John C. Otis
A.C. Nickerson
Templeton
A. Howe
Marlboro
Hl. H. Woude
Brookfield
F. Leland
Charles Colburn
Hopedale
A.A. Warrock
Athol
Stabbing reported near Togus home in Augusta
Early this morning a man arrived at Dr. Brickett's residence claiming a stab wound in the left hip. He would not reveal his name and had bloodied clothing near the heart. The doctor treated him and an investigation began at the home, but no clues were found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Brickett
Togus
Dry goods stock sold to Boston firm after assignment
The stock of D. M. & E. G. Halbert dry goods, inventoried at 76000 dollars after an assignment, was sold this morning in Binghamton to Jordan, Marsh & Co. of Boston for 51 percent of the inventoried value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghampton, N
D. M
E. G. Halbert
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Boston
Baltimore Pennsylvanian Express Incorporation Cited
In the Baltimore clerk of the superior court office today the Pennsylvania Express Company of Baltimore filed a certificate of incorporation with capital stock of 10 million dollars. All incorporators except one are Baltimore residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Superior Court
Pennsylvania Express Company of
Murder Mystery Near Fenton Ends in Couple's Death
In St. Louis area on January 23 a couple, Louis Boedicker and his wife, were found murdered at their home near Fenton. Authorities believe an unknown intruder entered the house last night, killed the couple, and robbed the residence, with no clues currently available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Louis Boedicker
Fenton
Nine Men Drowned In Cumberland River Whirlpool
Despatch from Carthage, Tennessee reports a raft drawn into a whirlpool below Carthage on the upper Cumberland river with nine men drowned. details and identities not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Carthage
Cumberland River
Prohibition Party to Nominate in Pittsburgh May Meeting
The national executive committee of the Prohibition Party has decided to hold a convention in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, early in May to nominate presidential candidates. The event marks a formal gathering for party nominees and platform discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
The
Prohibition Party
Ex Senator Rollins Drives NH Delegation Power in Chicago Race
Edward H. Rollins aims to control New Hampshire’s GOP delegation to the Chicago convention, leveraging post office allies to back the current administration. Blaine supporters are weak here, while Gallinger seeks Congress, Ray shifts to Concord, and political maneuvering hints at continued influence beyond his Senate term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K Rollins
Chicago
Blaine
Boston Post
Concorp
N. H
Edward H. Rollins
New Hampshire
Senate
Franklin
Austin F. Pike
Rollins
Post Office
Arthur
Carroll
Blaine Star
Keene Sentinel
Maine Statesman
James G. Blaine
Dr. Gallinger
Republican State Committee
Ward 4
Congress
Ray
The
Tribune
Lancaster
Blair
Plymouth
Manchester
Concord
Adirondack Forest Preservation Bill Drafted by Chamber Group
The Adirondack forests preservation committee of the chamber of commerce met with Harvard professor C S Sargent in attendance. Members voiced strong dissatisfaction with the current bill before the legislature and decided to draft a new measure to better reflect the committee views on forest preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chamber of Commerce Committee On
C.S. Sargent
Harvard University
Local mill operatives oppose wage cut amid anxiety
Considerable anxiety grips about 3,000 operatives of American and Irish descent in local mills. Their conditions have been good, with few boarding houses and many living with families. The company previously provided separate reading rooms and baths for workers, and many hope the cut down will be restored soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mence
Corporation
Suit to Recover Value of Stolen Goods in Boston Case
James Scott sues F Mandelbaum in New York supreme court to recover the value of 10,000 yards of black silk at two dollars a yard and 26 cashmere shawls at about three dollars each stolen from a Boston store in 1877 and sold to Mrs Mandelbaum, alleged as knowing the goods were stolen. The article also notes a reception to President Arthur at the Union League club and other local legal actions including a 50,000 dollar damages suit against shipowners and a Brazil Canada duel case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Scott
F. Mandelbaum
Supreme Court
Mr. Scott
Boston
William Luckett
Kings County Supreme Court
John Wittson
E. Kennedy
Spain
Arthur Viani
Frank Bueno
Canada
J. E. Tower
Hempstead
S. J
August Belmont, Jr
Native Maine man Wheeler hanged for sister in law murder
George A. Wheeler, once of Gorham Maine and Boston now executed in San Francisco for strangling Adele J Willson his sister in law on October 20 1880. Five thousand people gathered before the jail early today with line forming tickets priced up to 10. Wheeler remained composed as he left his cell and helped fasten the leg straps. The drop broke his neck instantly. A divorced woman Mrs Stratton sought to marry him and caused public notoriety. The sheriff blocked the wedding plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Boston
San Francisco
George A. Wheeler
Gorham
Rogers Chair
Adele J. Willson
Wheeler
Stratton
Beardless 19-Year-Old Arrested as Simultaneous Husband of Four
CATLETTSBURG Ky Jan 235 Myles Hall a beardless 19 year old is under arrest on charges of being the simultaneous husband of four wives Records show a Sept marriage to Phebe Fisher and alleged marriages in Floyd County Ohio and to Veratta Cassidy of Owingsville Ky The couple eloped to Aberdeen Ohio and returned Hall took $130 from his bride and fled by boat then bought a horse before being captured by Marshal Punch
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catlettsburg
Myles Hall
Rowan County Court
Phebe Fisher
Floyd County
Ohio
Veratta Cassidy
Owingsville
Aberdeen
Hall
Tnstead
Sandy River
Marshal Punch
Farmers Meet in New York to Discuss Ensilage
About 100 farmers from across the country attended the ensilage congress in New York. J B Brown of New York Plow Co presided, with A S Heath chosen as president. John Mayer of Mahweh, N Y, praised ensilage, noting cows yield about 100 extra pounds of milk monthly versus hay and grain, and invited listeners to his Have Meyer farm Friday. Prof Manly Miles of Amherst College spoke on the subject from a scientific angle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J.B. Brown
New York Plow Company
A.S. Heath
John Mayer
Havemeyer
Mahweh
N. Y
Manly Miles
Amherst College
Courts Rule Telegraph Messages Admissible in Embezzlement Trial
In Jan 23 proceedings at Curiaco Judge Hawes allowed production of a Western Union money order message in the trial of James Hi Melville for embezzlement after the telegraph company clerk refused to disclose. The court ruled such communications are not more confidential than other records when justice requires. The message was then produced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
James Hi. Melville
Hawes
Melville
Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegraph Company
Vermont Dairymen's Association Meet Highlights Jersey Cattle
At St Johnsbury Vermont the annual Vermont Dairymen's meeting presided by Col John B Mead featured talks on cow breeds especially Jerseys ensilage debate with 30 butter dealers opinions cited. W J Simonds of Roxbury recalling silo experience and Berkshire Yorkshire hog breeding notes. H A Cutting discussed milk. There were 50 butter exhibits the largest in the state and many out of state attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Johnsbury
Vermont Dairymen’s Association
John B. Mead
Randolph
O. M. Tinkham
W. J. Simonds
Roxbury
Edward Burnett
Southboro
Mass
Jersey
Berkshire
Yorkshire
H. A. Cutting
Lunenburgh
State Board of Agriculture
Release of Jimmy Nutt after mental-tilt hearing in Fayette
Pittsburg January 23 judge Stowe orders James Nutt's release after a mental condition hearing. He departs to Major Brown's office amid a perfect ovation from hundreds, with jurors and townsfolk offering support. Family heads to Uniontown as crowd safety is maintained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
James Nutt
Jimmy
Fayette
Uniontown
Portland Brother Killed in Mysterious Room Incident
Charles Flynn aged 21 died at midnight from a severed groin artery after a dispute with his brother John 26 in their room in Portland. A butcher knife caused the wound and John was arrested. Coroner Gould held a secret inquest with six witnesses, adjourned to tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Charles Flynn
John
Charles
Gould
Reverend Gordon to Lead Old South Church in April
Greenwich Connecticut reformer Rev George A Gordon will begin his pastorate at Old South church on the first Sunday of April. Dr William Everett gave Harvard College a portrait of Samuel Rogers the banker poet by Chester Harding once owned by Edward Everett. Rev D Stark of Poultney Vermont a long serving Methodist Episcopal preacher recently celebrated his seventy fifth birthday. He remains healthy and occasionally preaches having been licensed to teach in 1830 and joining the conference in 1831. He served as presiding elder for sixteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Starch Mills Corporation
Corporation Treasury
Manchester Mirror
Luther J. Metcher
Franklin
Mass
Croydon
Norwich University
Concord Horse Railroad Company
Penacook
George T. Comins
John Slatt
Centre Conway
Lancaster
H. W. Parker
Claremont
Grand Army
Littleton
West Claremont
L. F. McKinnery
Universal
George A. Gordon
Greenwich
The Cattle Disease Bill and Debates in Congress
In Washington the House debated the cattle disease bill with a plan for a $250,000 federal appropriation while states would match funds. Sherman pushed a Virginia Mississippi rights inquiry. Belford mocked treasury fears. the session adjourned after post office stamp discussions and Alabama claims payments list.
North End Fishing Club Fifth Grand Ball a Social Triumph
The North End Fishing club held its fifth grand ball at Horticultural hall on Wednesday night drawing about 300 couples. The grand march occurred at 8 pm and dancing went to 4 am with 32 dances. Higgins' band provided music and supper followed supervised by Caterer Reed.J. J. Bent presided with M. F. Ryder as vice president and J. J. McGreavy recording secretary. A reception committee included Ryder Osborn Ryan and Gibbard. The hall featured arch inscribed North End Fishing club and a motto Ever be Happy. Elaborate bunting, ceiling festoons, and two large fish decorations adorned the room. Special dance-order covers for ladies, folding satin cards with stuffed hummingbird and flowers, drew high praise. The event was deemed a success by management. Subsequent gatherings noted include English High School classes of 71 and 82 dining at Young's hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End Fishing Club
Horticultural Hall
Higgins
Reed
J.J. Bent
M. J. Laws
William Daley, Jr
Corps of
Aids
J. J. Bent
M. F. Ryder
J. J. McGreavy
H. F. Milliken
Jus. F. McGonagle
C. P. Osborn
J. A. Ryan
J. Gibbard
English High School
Young’s Hotel
Young’s
Fourteenth Annual National Board of Trade Convention
In Washington on January 23 the fourteenth annual convention of the National Board of Trade opened with nineteen boards and chambers represented. Frederick Fraley was re elected president and Hamilton A Hill secretary. fourteen vice presidents were chosen. The executive council urged action on American mercantile marine revival and proposed measures including admission of foreign purchased vessels to American register and duty free materials for domestic shipbuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Board of Trade
Boards of Trade and
Chambers of Commerce
Frederick Fraley
Philadelphia
Hamilton A. Hill
Boston
Executive Council
American Mercantile Marine
Congress
United States
Swindler Caught and Offbeat Local Crime Roundup
Frank V. Slavin collapsed and died on Wednesday afternoon at the Howard and Court streets corner after a long illness with consumption. Henry O Keegan was hospitalized at Massachusetts General with a broken nose and head cuts after an alleged attack by a blacksmith. no names or places could be provided. Captain Burrill detained a Worcester man named Moore for larceny of two gold rings from Place's jewelry on Hanover street. Ossamus R Patterson fell at 31 Newton street and injured his back, admitted to the city hospital. Patrolmen Peabody and Burleigh arrested Edward Foley on Lincoln street for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. a crowd gathered and John Stevens assaulted an officer and tried to rescue Foley. Edward Crona reported his watch and five dollars stolen by three men on Tremont Street near Castle after being lured to a dark room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank V. Slavin
Howard
Court Streets
Springer Court
Boston
Henry O’keegan
Massachusetts General Hospital
Burrill
Station 1
Moore
Worcester
Place
Hanover Street
Ossamus R. Patterson
Newton Street
City Hospital
Peabody and Burleigh
Edward Foley
Lincoln Street
John Stevens
Peabody
Foley
Stevens
Edward Crona
Hammond Street
Tremont Street
Castle
Fires Claim Across Cities In Telegraph Briefs
A string of brief fire reports from across the Northeast and Midwest detail urban blazes. Atlantic avenue Woodhaven loss 50000 destroying eight brick houses. Peabody tannery damage 8000 with insured stock and buildings. Hamilton Spectator printing office burned, loss 50000 insured 21000. Montvale avenue John Gilman house damaged 4000 with 4500 insured. Port Jackson Verkins stove foundry patterns valued 15000. Coxcorp shingle mill burn loss 1000 uninsured. Charles Hauser tannery Laronte burned 10000 insured 3400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic Avenue
Woodhaven
L. I
Peabody
Mass
Richardson & Doyle’s
Hamilton, Ort
Spectator
Worus
John Gilman
Montvale Avenue
Uray
N. Y
Verkins
Port Jackson
Amsterdam
Coxcorp
N.H
Hannibal Flanders
Boscawen
Laronte
Ind
Charles Hauser
Funeral of Rev Dr Fletcher in Franklin Mass
The funeral of Rev Dr Fletcher of Grace Universalist church was held this afternoon with ministers from Tufts Cambridge North Cambridge Woonsocket and Franklin Orthodox church taking part. A letter from Rev Dr Calkins Newton was read. The Masonic lodge attended and performed the ritual as the church filled with visitors from Boston and beyond. The body was later taken by train to Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Buffalo
N. Y
Masonic Lodge
Boston
Death of F B Slavin Notices Sympathy from Boston Board
The Boston board of trade expresses sincere regret at the death of Mr F B Slavin who served with them for ten years. The deceased was a genial young man with many friends and was highly regarded by members of the exchange and his fellow companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Board of Trade
F. B. Slavin
Beara
al O
Exchange
Stratford plans arch memorial costing 860 000
Stratford proposes to erect a triumphal arch as a soldiers memorial at a cost of 860 000. The Sagadahoc county Agricultural and Horticultural society held its annual meeting in Brunswick on Wednesday. Plymouth Vermont mine produced a December gold bar seven and a half inches long worth 2215 dollars. Willis Duff, fireman on the New England freight, fell between cars near Willimante Connecticut and his head was severed. Charles A Davis, recently returning to Haverhill, was brought home by an officer after financial trouble. Bail was secured. Two men, one a town councilman, arraigned in Valley Falls Rhode Island for persecuting Weeden by burning property and harming his business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Startford
Sagadahoe County
Agricultural and Horticultural Society
Brunswick
Plymouth
Willis Duff
New England
Willimante
Conn
Impressive Funeral Services Over the Bodies of Several Unfortunates
Funeral services held for Henry L Batchelder at Stoughton Street Baptist Dorchester with large attendance including Masons Knights Templar and other orders. Remains moved to Forest Hills for interment along with services for Mrs Kellogg James Merrill George Kellogg and Frank Mahoney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Batchelder
Stoughton-street Baptist Church
Dorchester
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Masonic Order
Union Lodge
St. Stevens
Royal Arch Masons
California Pilgrimage
Knights Templars
Dorchester Lodge
Knights of Honor
Charles WP. Jones
David Winslow
A. W. Wright
Josiah F. Williams
George T. Sears
F. D. Buttrick
C. de W. Marley
Charles J. McCormick
J. W. Ballentine
Pilgrim Church
Mr. Abbe
A. T. Dunn
Stoughton Street
Mr. Dunning
Lawrence
Kellogg
H. B. Kellogg
No. 9 Park Square
James Freeman Clarke
D.D
Hayward
Lowell
Forest Hills Cemetery
James A. Merrill
Elliot Congregational Church
Kenilworth Street
Highlands
Mount Lebanon
Mount Auburn
W. H. le Point
Wm. Boyce
George H. Kellogg
Fitchburg
Rollstone Congregational Church
Odd Fellowship
Frank F. Mahoney
Unidentified bodies arrive after Boston train deaths
The Old Colony line brought three bodies to Boston on Wednesday. One identified as Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn, another as Daniel McCarty, and a third remains unidentified. Supt. Briggs took charge and moved the bodies to the city morgue on North Grove street with accompanying descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Old Colony
City of Columbus wreck details and Cassidy Willett confusion
A Boston source disputes a Kingston police murder warrant for Willett of City of Columbus fame. The man linked to Canning Nova Scotia reportedly arrived in Boston January 15 on City of Portland and boarded Columbus to Florida two days later. his body not recovered. Dispatch notes inspections may wait post disaster for City of Columbus to resolve crew discipline, with penalties up to ten years for misconduct. Funeral notices follow for Wallace W. Wright and Catherine D. Wright with services Friday at First Universalist, J Coleman Adams officiating. Jonas S. Cooper death confirmed. he clung to rigging when lost, not listed as passenger. Further funerals announced for Mrs Dwight B. Rich and Mrs Perrinthy A. Whitcomb. Andrew Cummings body recovered, belongings missing. money found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willett
Columbus
Kingston
N. Y
C. A. Willett
Canning
Cornwallis
N. S
Boston
Portland
City of Columbus
Florida
United States
Portsmouth
N. H
McRitchie
J. Coleman Adams
C. W. Biddle
Jonas S. Cooper
Windsor
Purser Spalding
Spalding
Cooper
Dwight B. Rich
Clarendon Street
Miner
Milton Cemetery
Andrew Cummings
Watertown
Perrinthy A. Whitcomb
Renfrew Place
Boston Highlands
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Newton Cemetery
Second Day of the Session of the Woman Suffrage Association
Wednesday morning session opened by Willian S Bowditch. Committees named for business, nominations, and finance. Reports showed 4000 tract distributions and efforts to convert unbelievers. Speeches urged organization, fundraising, and political support for suffrage. census figures cited to show potential voters. biographical notes on local branches. Resolutions adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman Suffrage Association
Willian S. Bowditch
J. W. Smith
H. B. Blackwell
Mary C. Ames
Fred A. Claflin
E. L. N. Walton
Arthur P. Ford
S. C. Hopkins
Alice S. Blackwell
Lynn
Milford
Boston
Stone
Needham
Blackwell
J. W. Bashford
Auburndale
H. H.faxon
Quincy
Fay
Southboro
Messrs. Faxon
Frederick A. Claflin
Haverhill
West Roxbury
West Newton
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Post Publishing CO
Washington St
Boston Weekly Post
A. FP. Moore
Hoston Post
Telegraph and Mail
Tuarro
Lieut. Rhodes
Post
Dexter
Perfor
Mance
Howard Atheneum
the Post
Modest
Estabrook & Eaton
PLD, & CO
Ceceecvacees
C.c.d
Esenive Peseas Bebeesenvens
Jimmie Ormand
House
Rcsistoreo Drona c. Ton Ass
Bee Eee Eee
Eans
Oregon Branch
Central Pacific
Oregon
California
Oregon Central
Texas Pacific
Total
Ene
H. L.N
Foreign News
American Shipping
the Maine Press
Unitarians
Iowa
Wm. B. Allison
George F. Keller
Nathan D. Morey
Lodewick E. Green
Saratoga
E. & N. G. Blakeslee
Ironton
Wis
E. W. Mahon
Cairo
Ore
Batavia
E. Newton Rowell
Johnson L. Lynch
Utica
Indianapolis
Taylor
Mormon Church
Forest County
Howe Township
O. E. Clark
Leroy Judd
Leadville, Col
Balltown Oil Company
Granite State
Wiggins
Ont
D. G. Wiggins
Bethlehem Iron Company
Iron
Adirondack
Dover
Cocheco Mills
Com
Gotham Gleanings
Kentucky
Ensilage Congress
Vermont Dairymen
Reuben E Fenton
Jamestown
C. M. Murphy
Frederick Billings
Vermont
Bailey
Western Railroad
M. W. Prince
East Maine Seminary
Ee F. Chase
Kent’s Hill
Hot Springs Creek
Star
W.E. Sims
Danville
Crow Agency
Fort Belknap
Fort Peck
Blackfoot Agency
Montana Territory
Bingham
Pennsylvania
State of the Union
Post Office Department
Belford
Colorado
Mr. Belford
Bland
Missouri
Alabama
Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims
John Barbour
John W. Jones
Reuben Kent
Jeremiah C. York
Joseph M. York
Nathan Cleaves
Robert M. York
Thos. H. Kensett
Thomas Kensett & Co
Geo. H. Richardson
Chas. Richardson
Wim. G. Twombly
Calvin Edwards
James Brackett
H. J. Libby & Co
William Ferris
Adolph Steecker
Edward Seymore
Aiken
Mit
Commissioner of Agriculture
Virginia
Mississippi
Committee On Privileges
Cockrell
Collector of Customs
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Messrs
Belmont and
Hitt
Morse
Court of Claims
Barnes
Committee On Appropriations
New Mexico
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
National Agricultural Congress
Hazen
House Committee On
Mayo
Mr. Mayo
Representative Long
Committee On
Interior Department
New Reprorp
Monahansett
Vineyard Haven
Pinkham
Baker
Baker Wrecking Company
Gay Head
Verbena
Devil’s Bridge
Capt. Baker
Storm King
Col. Rand
Squibnocket
Gay West Chop
Woop’s Holl
Insigi
Confidence
Jasigi
Ne'lie
Mattie F. Sampson
Care
Joseph B. Robinson
Savannah
Ryan & Kelsey
Daniel McCarthy
S. J. Pinkham
Newport
Telegraph
DR. Fletcher
TRE Late F. B. Slavin
Harrisburg
Allentown
NEW England Notes
Old Colony Road
A. A. Pitman
Pitman
Brooklyn
Vance
Francis L. Paytow
Sutton Street
North Truro
Cours
Kreports
A. A. Claflin
George F. Hoar
Washington Territory
Utah
Charlies H. Codman
Ida M. Buxton
Woman’s Temperance Unions
Tracy Cutler
John Hopkins
Julia Ward Howe
Mary F. Eastman
Lucy Stone
Amelia Olsen
Prinrie
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