Government to introduce bills on Irish land and National League
In Parliament Sir Michael Hicks Beach announced the government will table a bill Thursday to suppress the National League and follow with a bill on Irish land policy modeled on last session's land purchase act. Cries of cowards and shame greeted the notice as debate over Bradlaugh's case continued.
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Irish National League
Lfe
Ireland
Michael
National League
Michael Hicks- Beach
Parnell
Parnellite
Mr. Bradlaugh
Sir Micheael Hicks- Beach
Michael Hicks-Beach
House
Gladstone
Collings
Irigh
London
The
Daily News
Lord Huntington
Glat- Ricne
Morning Post
Thursaey
Pevoncauman
Greek fleet sails from Pirseus to avoid British block
Athens reports the Greek fleet of thirty three ships including two iron clads and six gunboats has departed from the Pirseus to evade the British fleet. Seven Turkish iron clads patrol near Prevesa as the British Mediterranean squadron under Admiral Lord John Hay is ordered to the Pirseus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirseus
Britain
Athens
Pirsus
Prevesa
Pirus
Gulf of Arta
Pireveus
London
Janu
Lord John Hay
Turkey Faces Strained Peace as War Footing Continues
Constantinople's circular to powers warns the ongoing political strain is unbearable as Turkey maintains a costly war footing. Meanwhile Crete gains Turkish troops from Syria as the garrison rises to 19 000. Submerged towns in Hussienm district report extensive flood damage and fears of further disasters.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Kotosyan
Radna
Ferrers
Naples
Catenia
Palermo
Cagliari
Crete
Syria
Postmortem Examinations in Emery Death Probe
In Manchester New Hampshire on January 26 a number of people were summoned before Justice Daniel R. Prescott to discuss the death of Park M. Emery of Auburn. Dr H C Canney said he assisted in the post mortem and removal of organs. Dr Jimes F Brown supported this, and Amherst Emery identified the remains. The judge ordered further inquiry with chemical analysis of the removed parts.
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Manchester
N. Hi
Daniel R. Prescott
Park M. Emery
Auburn
H. C. Canney
Jimes F. Brown
Amherst Emery
Gloucester schooner Hyperion crew listed after loss
The crew of schooner Hyperion of Gloucester, once reported lost, is named. William Martin of Gloucester leaves a widow and one child. John Nelson steward, Swedish native, widow and three children in Gloucester. Nicholas Brown Irish native, widow and five children in Gloucester. Patrick McQuee widower with three children in Boston. John McQuee Irish native, brother. William McGinavan Halifax widower with two children in Boston. Micheel Costiin Boston widow. Angus McDonald Prince Edward Island. William Keily alias Collins St. John’s Newfoundland. Augustus Johnson of Sweden. James Towle. Patrick Murphy, all single.
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Gloucester
Mass
Hyperion
William Martin
John Nelson
Sweden
Nicholas Brown
Ireland
Patrick McQuee
Boston
John McQuee
William McGinavan
Halifax
N. S
Micheel Costiin
Angus McDonald
Prince Edward’s Island
William Keily
Collins
St. Jonna
N. F
Augustus Johnson
James Towle
Patrick Murphy
Norwich bank chief faces charge over heavy commissions
Samuel Bingham, chief of Windham National Bank at Willimantic, Conn, was brought before US Commissioner Tenny by US District Attorney Stanton on charges of taking heavy commissions on paper bought from James D. Fish, former Marine Bank of New York president. Directors say bank accounts examined and all right. Hearing postponed to Feb 16. Bail set at $17,000.
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Norwich
Conn
Samuel Bingham
Cenief
Windham National Bank
Willimantic
United States
Tenny
Stanton
James D. Fish
Marine Bank of New York
Pennsylvania Railroad Earnings Show Deficits in 1885
Philadelphia January statement of business for all lines east of Pittsburg and Erie reports a drop in gross earnings by 2,951,884 and in net earnings by 1,904,633 while expenses fell 1,047,251. West of Pittsburg and Erie records a deficiency of 1,082,024, an increase of 220,172 over 1834.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Penn
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Erie
Miner Mauled by Machinery at Green Ridge Mine
At Congress man Scott's mines in Green Ridge Penn January 26 a young man named McCanlis fell from a narrow ledge onto two revolving cog wheels. His left arm was torn away and his clothing caught by a slow revolving spur, flinging his body in fragments around a screening drum.
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Mr. Carmel
Penn
Congressman Scott
Green Ridge
McCanlis
Peach crop in Hudson valley killed by deep freeze
Reports from lead ing peach growing sections along the Hudson river valley say buds were killed when temperatures fell to 16 degrees below zero. This marks the third consecutive year of total crop failure, with Ulster county facing an estimated loss over $150,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowport
N. Y
Hudson River Valley
Ulster County
Senate seeks papers on Duskin case amid cabinet precedent talk
The Senate demands from the Attorney General all papers filed since Jan 1 1885 concerning the Duskin case and the Alabama US attorney. Edmunds argues the move traps the President and sets a cabinet precedent by forcing disclosure of papers on removals and appointments.
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Washington
Senate
Edlunds
Junret
United States
Southern District of
Alabama
Duskin
Arthur
Cleveland
Hir
Edmunds
Vermost
Garland
Tammany
Tasmany Society of
New York
Congress
Jordan
Whelpiey
Treasury
Fisheries Question Presented Before House Foreign Affairs Committee
Washington January 26 The House Foreign Affairs Committee heard arguments on the fisheries issue from Judge Woodbury and William H Trescott. Trescott challenged administration authority over a summer conditional agreement, hinting the President might appoint a commission without Congress. The panel will hear Woodbury and Colorei fierce herring in a one and a half hour session tomorrow morning.
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Treasury Department
District of
Committee On Commerce
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
House
Department of Agriculture and Labor
Committee On Agriculture
Werner
Iowa
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Woodbury
William H.t.escott
Trescott
Congress
Colorei
Commission
Retirement of Naval Officers Debate Opens House Session
House debate centers on Bill for retiring naval officers with pension and rank raise. Lawmakers discuss scope and fairness as advocates push to extend benefits beyond officers to enlisted sailors. Proceedings led by Navy Affairs Committee after state and territorial roll call.
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Washington
New England
House
Ranney
Massachusetts
Ann Little
Boston
John Little
Court of Claims
United States
Circuit Court
Hill
Circuit Court of
Senator Eaton
Rise
Adelisa Perry
Worcester
Collins
Secretary of the Treasury
Court of Commissioners of
Alabama
John J. Butcher
Mary Ann Murphy
John Murphy
Navy
Job Little
Michel D. Casy
Taunton
Mr. Stewart
Vermont
Penrish
George S. Hawley
Mr. Gallinger
New Hamphire
Alice Chapman
Edward F. Chapman
States
Rankin
Thomas
Illinois
Committee On Naval Affairs
Gibson
West Virginia
Reagan
Texas
Mr. Beach
New York
Major fires claim over 500000 in city and beyond
Fire losses across Philadelphia Burlington Ohio Smoky Hollow Ohio and Wichita Kansas total at least 565000 with large insured claims. Arch street firms face heavy damage including Monroe Bros Lebinin Bolton and W E Butler while St Cloud Hotel and London Hotel suffer substantial losses.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Monroe Bros. & Co
Boots and Shoes
Lebinin & Bolton
W. E. Butler
Cross
Cup & West
Arch Street
E.J. Morris
St. Cloud
Thomas W. Price
G. K. Mullin
S. May & Bro
Schoedly & Hiliery
Kid Groves
London
S. Guiekunst
George Ss
Harris & Sons
Inuranes
Breck
Burlington
Wheeler
Park
Evarts
Stafford & Humphrey
H. M. Coon
B. F. Brown
Waltham Farmers Club Festival At Music Hall
The annual festival of the Waltham Farmers Club was held at Music Hall last evening with about 400 attendees. President J R Farnum led the banquet and H G Milton served as toastmaster. notable guests included Mayor Stone Hon A Pillsbury Hon A H Lathrop Colonel Daniel Needham and J W Hallett who gave addresses. A concluding ball followed with Russell's orchestra and the Rumford quartet as the musicians. the club calls it the most successful affair yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham Farmers’ Club
Music Hall
J. R. Farnum
Mayor Stone
A. Pillsbury
A. H. Lathrop
Daniel Needham
J. W. Hallett
Wade
Mrussell
Rumford
Two Hundred Couples Attend Seneca Associates Reunion Ball
Two hundred couples joined a reunion and ball hosted by Seneca Associates at Parker Fraternity Hall last evening. Tufts catered the reception and Kraft's orchestra provided music with George F. Harkness and Arthur A. O'Leary among leaders in charge of the floor along with several, including George H. Smith, Walter A. Sharkey, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seneca Associates
Parker Fraternity Hall
Tufts
Kraft
George F. Harkness
Arthur A. O’learey
George H. Smith
Walter A. Sharkey
Charles J McNally
Thomas J. Dunn
James Collins
Henry P. Minard
Augustus LP. Donovan
Will Campbell
John Powers
Florence Donohvue
Lowell J J Smith Receives Declination From James Russell Lowell
Lowell Mass January 26 Councilman Lawrence J Smith chairman of the semi centennial celebration committee announced that James Russell Lowell declined the invitation to be the orator due to prior travel plans a three or four months European visit will begin before the celebration date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
Lawrence J. Smith
James Russell Lowell
Vist
Europe
Milton Weston Sentenced for Murraysville Riots Murder Accessory
Pittsburg Pa January 26 Milton Weston convicted as an accessory in the Obadiah Haymaker murder during the Murraysville riots was placed in sheriff custody by Judge Bailey. He will be sent to Riverside Penitentiary to serve a five year term immediately.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Milton Weston
Obadiah Haymaker
Murraysville
Bailey
Riverside Penitentiary
Eloquent Words In Eulogy of the Late Vice President Hendricks
The Senate opened memorial services for Vice President Hendricks with lines praising his public service. Senators Voorhees Hampton Sherman and Saulbury delivered tributes, noting his leadership, debater skill, and unblemished character as the chamber adjourned after adopting the commemorative resolution.
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Senator Hampton
Voorhes
South Carolina
Grant
Hendricks
Sherman
Hampton
Ohio
Calmnes
Saulbury
Saulspury
Mesers
Evarts
Ransom
Spooner
West
Harrison
Senate
Voorhees
Ah See Accuses Consul Greenebaum of Smuggling Plan
In a San Francisco dated report, Ah See a Chinese merchant swears that Consul Greenebaum at Apia Samoa sought to smuggle Chinese into the United States. He alleged certificates would permit entry and each Chinese person would be charged 100 dollars with proceeds shared by Ah See and the consul.
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San Francisco
United States
Greenebaum
Apia
Samoa
Bayard
Ah See
China
John Kelly in Critical Relapse Under Doctor Keyes
Dr Edward L Keyes reported Mr John Kelly suffered another relapse and remains in critical condition in New York. The patient endures severe mental distress from insomnia and inability to take solid food, leaving him very weak as he sinks slowly.
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New York
Edwards L. Keyes
John Kelly
Paine Memorial Hall Benefit Honors Mrs. Adams
A successful complimentary benefit at Paine Memorial Hall honored Mrs. Marie Adams with pupils as performers. Accompanist Mrs. Adams and stage manager Mr. J J Coleman organized an entertainment featuring Miss Meggie Daley Miss Lucy Daley Miss Tessie Conlap Miss Lulu Austin Miss Grace Osgood Miss Annie Lanmon Mrs B Daffy Miss Nettie Joy Miss Annie Sullivan Mrs La Rhode Miss Cora Carmey Miss Maggie Rourke Mr Bert Philbrick Master Bertie Newton Maste Gussie Beandry Master Percey Lee and Mrs. Louisa Joy.
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Paine Memorial Hall
Marie Adams
Adams
J.J. Coleman
Meggie Daley
Lucy Daley
Tessie Conlap
Lulu Austin
Grace Osgood
Annie Lanmon
B. Daffy
Nettie Joy
Annie Sullivan
la Rhode
Cora Carmey
Maggie Rourke
Bert Philbrick
Bertie Newton
Maste
Gussie Beandry
Percey Lee
Louisa Joy
Boston Druggist Dinner Elects Officers at Quincy House
The eleventh annual dinner of the Boston Druggists Association at Quincy House drew leading wholesale and retail druggists. Officers elected: President J. A. Gilman. vice presidents S. A. P. Sheppard and A. C. Smith. secretary Amos K. Ijiden. treasurer T. L. Jenks.
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Boston Divegists’ Association
Quincy House
Guess
J. A. Gilman
A. PD. Sheppard
A.C. Smith
Amos K. ‘Ijiden
T. L. Jenks
I. B. Patten
L. L. Jenkins
A. P. Gilen
J. F. Babcock
H.S. Sears
F.A Davidson
W. W. Bartlet
W. A. Chapin
C. BE. Barker
F.A. Harris
Holligeard S. Warren
John A. Gilman
Gilman Bros
Gov. Robinson
Kreckett
M.V Cline
Paladelphia
National Druggisty Association
Theodore Metcalf
E. Whittier
Nathaniel J. Rist
Jona Larrabee
Melroe
J. D
Charles C. Gecavin
E Walter Cuttier
Albion R. Clapp
Robins
N. P. Rains
United Sates of
America
Republic
A.W. Beara
Brackett
Geneva Court of Massachusets
Boston
C. V. Whittier
BE. N. Whittier
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Henry Canning
A. D. Shepherd
KR. D. Younge
New York
Boston Drugrisis Association
Metcalf
Wheat Lands Flooded by San Joaquin River
The San Joaquin river rose over a week and broke flood-gates flooding Moss tract with about 3800 acres of wheat land. Damage in that area is estimated at 75009 dollars. At Robert's Island water rose nine feet and a levee breach flooded 130 acres of wheat lands and orchards, causing about 350000 dollars in damage.
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StockTron
Cal
Dan
San Joaquin
Moss Tract
Robert’s Island
Oldest Newburyport Merchant William Balch Dies
Newburyport Mass Jan 25 William Balch one of the oldest citizens of Newburyport died this afternoon born in 1795 he was engaged in mercantile pursuits over half a century and served as director in many institutions and corporations He helped launch local cotton manufacture and held large interests in freighting ships
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Newburyport
Mass
William Balch
Profett Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Mercy Recommendation
Providence jury returns verdict of manslaughter against Henry W. Profett in the July last case involving his paramour Elizabeth A. Bent. Mercy recommendation noted. sentence postponed.
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Providence
Henry W. Profett
Elizabeth A. Bent
Petition for charter to absorb rail stock firms filed
In Hartford Conn on January 26 a state senate petition from Carlos J. Lorg J. H. Moulton Cornelius S. Sweetland and Jeffrey O. Phelps requests a charter for a new corporation to absorb the New England Boston and Maine Bridgeport and Housatonic rolling stock companies.
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Hfarnhorp
Conn
State Senate
Carlos J. Lorg
J. H. Moulton
Cornelius S. Sweetland
Jeffrey O. Phelps
New England
Boston
Meine
Bridgeport
Housatonis
Bristor Indicted for Felonious Assault in Rockland
Rockland County grand jury returns an indictment against Rev. G R Bristor on a charge of felonious assault against Ida Downs. Official court announcement awaited as proceedings concluded for the day.
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Nyack
N. Y
G. R. Bristor
Rockland County
College rower cousin ties knot in Cambridge
New Haven records George Bliss Rogers of Cambridge, cousin of Yale crews of 1880 and 1881, marrying Miss Emelle Trowbridge, daughter of Thomas R. Trowbridge of the shipping firm H. Trowbridge's Sons, this afternoon in Cambridge.
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New Haven
George Bliss Rogers
Cambridge
Yale University
Emelle Trowbridge
Thomas R. Trowbridge
H. Trowbridge
Yale Law School Dropped Student Withdraws Over Eligibility
Miss Alice Jordan, a junior at Yale law school, has withdrawn after the faculty announced she would be ineligible for a degree even if she passed the required examination. The decision follows questions about her eligibility for the degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
Alice Jordan
Yale Law School
Public school head Philbrick critically ill at Danvers
Special to the Post from Danvers Massachusetts reports Hon John D Philbrick former superintendent of Boston public schools is near death after a severe brain hemorrhage. His right side is paralyzed and doctors fear a fatal outcome at any moment.
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Danvers
Mass
John D. Philbrick
Boston Publichools
Arrest of Two Men at 153 Boylston Street
Sergeant McAusland and Patrolman Watts arrested Charles H. Ltoward and Charlies B. Amos at 153 Boylston street. Both men were taken to the station in a dilapidated condition. Dr Cross required stitches for Amos injuries to the nose after Howard attacked him with a carving knife. Amos then poured scalding water on Howard amid the fight. Both men are described as colored.
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McAusland
Watts
Thirteenth Division
Charles H. Ltoward
Charlies B. Amos
Boylston Street
Dr. Cross
Amos
Howard
Smuggler Deardon Valuables Seized at Halifax Hotel
Two trunks of watches brooches rings and silverware belonging to English smuggler Deardon were seized at a Halifax hotel. A similar lot from the frigate were also taken. Deardon has deposited 20600 with the Montreal customs collector as full value of goods seized there awaiting seizure by authorities at Ortho.
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Halifax
Deardon
F Armation
Montreal
Orthwe
Salvini Denies Boston Theatre Plan With Booth Rumor
In an interview Salvini said there is no truth to the claim he would appear in Boston with Booth. He said he would like to do so but has not been consulted by anyone on the matter.
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Eustis
Congress
Fairchild
Boutwell
Savannah
Martha Lrewer
Philadelphia
Fernandina
Fla
United States
Panama
Postoffice Department
South Pacific Squadron
Globe Reserve Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Baltimore
Omaha, Neb
Salvini
Boston
Booth
Brotherhood to admit Canadian Conductor and Brakemen union
London Ont January 26 The Brotherhood of Railroad Brakemen of the United States accepts a proposal to admit the Conductors and Brakemen's Association of Canada whose membership is about 8000.
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London
Ont
Brotherhood of Railroad Brakemen of the
United States
Conductors’ and Brakemen’s Association of Causada
Boston Man H P Kidver Condition Unchanged
New York January 26 The condition of H P Kidver of Boston remained unchanged at midnight.
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New York
H. P. Kidver
Boston
Illinois Central Train Wreck Near Cairo
A south bound Illinois Central train wrecked thirty miles south of Cairo at 7:30 pm. The locomotive and most cars were destroyed and two sleepers survived. Engineer William Kirstin of Water Valley Mississippi was killed instantly. Cause reported as removal of rail in an unknown manner.
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St. Louiis
Cairo
Ilinois Central
William Kirstin
Water Valey
Miss
City Firemen seek higher pay at council meeting
At last night's city meeting the fire department call men petitioned for higher wages. Michael F. Tracy was appointed inspector of buildings and Charles Walker, Riverside Press superintendent, was elected Public Library trustee.
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Fire Department
Michael F. Tracy
Charles Walker
Riverside Press
Public
Durkee Arrested Over Brilliant Pug Theft Case in Boston
Prominent West End liquor dealer Lauriston C. Durkee has been charged again in Chelsea District Court with stealing the pug dog Jumbo from Charles Fifield of Revere. The May 19 1884 theft at Crescent Beach is linked to Durkee’s family and a web of witnesses including Miss Mary Fifield and John Lorenzen now serving a sentence for embezzlement.
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Lauriston C. Durkee
West End
Marion A. D. Tenney-Lorenzen
Semple Street
Charles 8. Fifield
Revere
High Street
Durkee
Boston
Causeway
Marshall Streets
Friend Street
Cambridge Street
Chelsea
Fifield
Jumbo
Palestine Cottage
Crescent Beach
Stevenson
Auburn Street
E. D. Durkee
Orange
Mass
M. A. G. Fifield
Durkees
Vuies'ine Cottage
Noyes
Newton
Aegg
George Copeland
George W. W. Edson
Venable
Tra-La
Bruce
Miss Tenney
Sartlett
Mr. Barnett
Mr. Bruce
Barnett
Tenney Lorenzen
Silsby
Teuppose
Tyou
Bartett
John Lorenzen
Concord Reformatory
Hotel Albany
L. C Durkee
Mr. Durkee
Frank M. Brigham
Lincoln Street
Fowler
E.C. Fowler
Boston,’’? At This Point Mr. Bruce
Bartlet
Mageuin
Mr. Darkee
Truman Barruaby
Teeney-Lorenzen
Porkee
Youre
Tennay Lorenzen
Georgia
Morriage
Marion Amelia Dean
Tenney
Massachusetts
Lady Pilkington
Lorenzen
New York
Dr. Houghton
George A. Castor & Co
Washington Street
Hotel Newbury
Lorenzon
England
Post
Brilliant dinner marks reopening of Revere House
Boston scene last evening celebrated the reopening of the Revere House after thorough rejuvenation. About 300 dined as John F. Merrow & Co welcomed guests including Mayor O Brien and Colonel Wilder with speeches praising improvements and hotel history.
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Revere House
Boston
O Onc
Webster
Bouweil
Commonwealth
Ssamner
United States
Senat
Kosuth
Jenny Lind
Choate
Everett
Seward
Sutter
John F. Merrow & Co
Charles W. Wilder
John ©. Wyman
W. H. Ryder
Charles H Taylor
Leopold Morse
O’ Brien
O’brien
Ion
John F . Merrow
William HM. Ryder
George A. Keeler
Joan O. Wymeap
John C. Waige
Charles H. Taylor
Baldwin
Harvard Quartet
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Peter A. Caupal
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Ulric Olsen
William Robinson
Capital Notes
House Committee On Banking and Currency Today
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Woodbury and
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Smoky Hollow
Samuel Towne
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Robinson Bros
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Kan
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Ala
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R M. Greene & Sons
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Italy
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AH LU
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Edward L. Keyes
Veers
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
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Disner
Boston Association of Wholesale and Hretail Treniers
Quincy
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RO Law
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Boots
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Senate Committee On Commerce
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N.yx
Caningbridge
Henry J. Scudder
Trinity College
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Falmouth
Southern Massachusetts Poultry Association
Fall River
John C.mulls
Concord
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Shell
Pyle
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Charles W. Bartlett
Elon
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Lavina J. Fifield
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Eden
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Edeon
Holson
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Dar
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Norfolk
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Polo
Salem
Robert McKee
Woburn
Marin
China Mutual Insurance Company
Messrs. Hoe
Post Puslismubs
Ilk Street
Francis Bacon
William Perkins
George L. Debiois
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
State Street
China Mutual
Soree
Life Department
Jas. G. Latterson
Rodney Dennas
Seo
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State and Kilby Sts
ELIOT
Boston Cab Company
Boston Hotels Coach Company
Old Colony
Boston & Providence
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Boston and Lowell
Armstrong Transfer Company
Fifth Avenue
Windsor
Mme Place
Mendsay
Snc
State
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Back Bay
Chester Square
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Boston Cab Co
Ios Arch Street
Stxbley
Ediot Street
Armstrong Transfer Co
Boston & Albany
Beeston & Maine
Boston & Lowell
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