Multiple incidents across Lowell to Nashua and Providence affect locals
A nine year old boy Malachi Judge died after a cherry tree fall in Lowell at Wamesit and Central. Ithamer Hadlock of North Troy was arrested for smuggling with property seized. Charles Lincoln, watchman at Hopkins and Pomeroy’s coal yard, Providence, was assaulted while winding his watch. A woman with an infant on the Tremont left Boston and a Portland return found the child alone. Adolph Bertrand of Holyoke admitted a robbery claim was a misdirection with a bag of scrap iron inside. Nashua Iron and Steel adjourned meeting elected a board of directors including Blood, Burnham, Gilman, Stark, and Chandler as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malachi Judge
Lowell
Mass
Wamesit
Central
Ithamer Hadlock
North Troy
Marshal Henry
Madlock
Charles P. Lincoln
Hopkins & Pomeroy
Providence
R. I
Tremont
Boston
Portland
Adolph Bertrand
Holyoke
Nashua Iron and Steel Company
Nashua
N. H
Aretus Blood
Manchester
John A. Burnham
Virgil C. Gilman
George Stark
William A. Burnham
Edson F. Chandler
Aretus Bho
Notable deaths and incidents across cities ripple through week
Paul Morephey, famed chess master, dies in New Orleans Thursday night. Fire at Columbus fairgrounds claims Lily J. a 2:25 mare valued at 7000. Fatal blast injuries in Centralia Pa kill Kiamus, Rice, Sponemitz. Palo Pinto TX treasurer Dr. Lewis duplicitously defaults. J Y Wilson pork packers San Francisco assign. Louisville beat Baltimore 5 4 after 15 innings. St Louis over Allegheny 11 2. J A McDougall tug explosion at Baltimore injures Mathaney, Brown, two firemen. Joe Kuntz Dennison shoots ex-wife, kills himself. wife to recover. McGill of Cincinnati and Eastern railroad alleged fraud. potential $30,000 deceit, death linked to crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Morephey
New Orleans
Columbus
Ohio
Mare Lily J
John Kiamus
Abe Rice
Babe Sponemitz
Centralia
Dr. Lewis
Palo Pinto County
Tex
J. Y. Wilson & Company
Pork Packers
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Louisville
Louisvilles
Baltimores
Baltimore
St. Louis
Allegheny
J. A. McDougall
Daniel W. Mathaney
John Brown
Joe Kuntz
Dennison
McGill
Cincinnati and Eastern Railroad Company
Sargent and Sumner wed in Lynn as Rev Hill officiates
William P. Sargent and Miss Mary S. Sumner, a Grammar Department teacher at Ingalls school, unite in marriage in Lynn with Rev James L. Hill of the North church presiding. Philip G. Peabody of New York returns to North Conway for the summer. W H Jackson of Denver and Rio Grande, linked to ex President Palmer, noted railroad man and El Paso National Bank ex director, resides in Manitou Colorado. He is husband to Helen Hunt Jackson and both are prominent Colorado Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
William P. Sargent
Mary S. Sumner
Ingalls School
James L. Hill
North Church
Philip G. Peabody
New York
Boston
North Conway
W. H. Jackson
Denver and
Rio Grande Road
Palmer
Jackson
Manitou, Col
el Paso National Bank
Colorado Springs
Denver and Rio Grande
East
H. H
Helen Hunt
Mrs. Jackson
Colorado
American Institute of Instruction Elects Officers
At the Cottage session the American Institute of Instruction elected officers and heard papers on industrial schools natural history in elementary schools and reform of tenure of office for teachers. Resolutions favored expert supervision and the national bureau of education. Officers include President J W Patterson and treasurer J W Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage City
American Institute of Instruction
Ilion
J. W. Patterson
New Hampshire
Clacretia Crocker
Boston
John D. Philbrick
National Bureau of Education
Robert C. Metcalf
George E. Church
Providence
R. I
James W. Webster
Homer B. Sprague
W. A. Mowry
George A. Walton
Newton
B. Fr. Tweed
M. G. Daniel
John Kneeland
A. J. Manchester
A. P. Marble
Worcester
Mass
J. S. Burrell
Cambridgeort
E. R. Ruggles
Hanover
N. H
W. H.ambert
Malden
Frank A. Hill
Chelsea
Independent Movement Gaining in Republican Ratification Meeting
The Independents grow rapidly with thousands enrolled, 53 names from one 650 population town, and anti Blaine sentiment spreading in Franklin Hampden and Hampshire counties. The Blaine Logan ratification meeting is set for Faneuil Hall, with Gov Robinson to preside and Ex-Congressman Crapo billed as a speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Hampden
Hampshire
Blaine
Logan
Taunton
Fall River
Cape
Republican State Committee
Faneuil Ball
Gov. Robinson
Crapo
New Bedford
Fire alarms report fires in Lynn residences and sheds
An early morning Lynn alarm from box 26 at 12 45 A M noted a fire in the basement of Dr. C A Ahearn at No 7 Church street caused by clothes near a stove with about 200 dollars damage. A later alarm from box 318 at 2 55 P M reported a shed fire at No 666 Dudley street with no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
C. A. Ahearn
Church Street
Dudley Street
Cleveland Leads With 392 In First Ballot
Special Despatch to the Boston Post describes a first ballot where Cleveland led with 392 votes, Bayard 170, Thurman 88, Randall 78, and McDonald 56, amid orderly proceedings. John McLean sought to switch support to Cleveland after an objection by Warner, who said the delegation had not yet repelled, then proceeded to announce 21 for Cleveland, 2 for Hoadly, 23 for Thurman, with the final tally announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McLean
Cleveland
Warner
McLean
John
Boston Post
Massachusetts
Bayard
Butler
Democratic National Convention Opens in Chicago Day of Speeches
In Chicago the convention opened with Speaker Carlisle and Indiana's William H. English in attendance. Ohio figures dominated the morning session as Gov. George Hoadly and Thurman were discussed, with Powell and McLean drawing mixed reactions from delegates. Premier speakers praised Randall of Pennsylvania while Cleveland and Bayard garnered strong cheers as the day concluded with an 8 p.m. adjournment set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carlisle
William H. English
Indiana
George C. Lorimer
The
Baptist Church of
Ohio
McLean
Thurman
Hoadly
Powell
Congress
J. S. Robinson
Cincinnati Enquirer
Powells
Democratic Party
George Hoadly
Bayard
Notable stateons second Cleveland nomination in 1884 convention
Arkansas, New Hampshire and Wisconsin speakers urged Grover Cleveland for governor of New York, praising his character and leadership. M M Rose, Gen Bragg, Henry C Kent and Ex Senator Doolittle voiced support, touting his integrity, reformion and broad appeal amid party division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
New York
Chicago
M. M. Rose
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Gen. Bragg
Gov
Bragg
Grady
Henry C. Kent
James G. Blaine
Republic
New Ekngland
Doolittle
Tamimany Hall
Boyle O'Reilly
Brage
Tammany
H. O. Kent
Waller
Connecticut
Voice
Senator Vance Thinks the Post Has Sized Him Up
Senator Vance believes The Post has accurately assessed his stature and prospects in the current political landscape, noting alignment with his recent public actions and policy emphasis as reflected in editorials and coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance
Post
Boston Post
Notable ovations for Hendricks at convention amid tariff debate
The convention crowd rose for Hendricks with hints he could beat Cleveland if he fails. Thurmann stayed away as a candidate. An enormous afternoon session followed, hot weather after a pleasant day. The committee on resolutions, led by W K Morrison, faced mixed reports from the Iroquois club on the tariff plank. Cummins's motion to back the Ohio platform failed 6 to 28. Butler suggested Massachusetts support if included. An attempt to remove exclusively from a taxation clause failed, and re-naming of the old committee caused delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hendricks
Garfield
Cleveland
Thurmann
Committee On Resolutions
W. Kk. Morrison
Buller
Iroquois Club
Cummins
Ohio
Butler
Massachusetts
H. Ll, N
New York
California
Congress
Democratic Party
Vilas
Dreamer
Aee
Converse
God
Waterson
Watterson
Cleveland Nominated Support Across States Promised
Telegrams urge the convention to nominate Cleveland with strong pledges from New York, Milwaukee and other regions. A New York diner says Cleveland will win New York state if nominated and become president. Despatches from Wisconsin Germany Connecticut New Hampshire Massachusetts and Boston express broad backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Tom Sayers
John R. Fellows
New York
New York State
William Roberts
New York City
Daniel Manning
Grady
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Connecticut
Gov
Waller
New Hampshire
Frank Jones
Massachusetts
Mr. Prince
Patrick Maguire
Boston
Kelly
Butler
Convention Fracas as Bragg Backed Cleveland Nomination
Gen Bragg, ever combative, seconded Cleveland at the convention and attacked Tamany Hall. Grady shouted in support of Cleveland’s enemies, sparking a melee as Cleveland allies proclaimed victory and various states pledged votes for Cleveland.
Ohio Democrats Fracture Over Thurman At Cincinnati Meeting
At the Ohio delegation gathering the mood ran hot with only 27 present as McLean and backers skipped in. Telegrams urged solid support for Thurman while threats and insults flared, leading to near blows and adjournment amid calls for Cleveland and criticism of McBean's faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unicaéo
Ohio
Jno. McLean
Thurman
Powell
Hoadly
McLean
Allen G. Thurman
Mueller
Cleveland
D. Flanagan
Flanagan
John R. McBean
G. BG
Democratic Platform Read, Party Critique at Mass Meeting
Special Dispatch reports a late 19th century convention with Hon. Wm. R. Morrison presenting the platform. The reading drew little applause as resolutions favored taxation for public purposes and opposed secret legislation and Chinese restriction. The piece criticizes the Republican Party, catalogs alleged failures, frauds, and policy flaws, and urges reform and change, citing past defeats in 1876 and 1880 and calling out class interests and corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Custom House
Congress
North
Central
South America
United States
Democratic Party
Louisiana
Florida
California
Alaska
Mississippi River
Republic
Interior States
Great Britain
Hiperson
Samuel J. Tilden
Morrison
Butler
Henry Watterson
Sen. Butler
Connecticut
Indiana
Mr. Voorhees
Chicago
Wm. R. Morrison
Llckden
Democratic Party of the Union
United Voice of the People
ANG Whe
Two Seas
Democratic House of Representatives
Tariff Commission
Butler and Barnum praised at convention scene
The report notes a convention debate over electing a chairman of the national committee and abolishing the two thirds vote, with Butler entering the platform in evening dress wearing a white flower. Massachusetts and Tammany Hall applauded him as he joked with the ex-mayor, who did not laugh as much.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Committee of Resolutions
National Committee
Barnum
Arkansas
Butler
Abbot
Massachusetts
Tammany Hall
Prince
H. Lu. N
National Military Historical Society aims to preserve Civil War memories
Col Thomas R Scott organizes in Boston a National Military Historical Society with branches in every state. It seeks private soldier remembrances, records from 30,000 veterans, and aims to enlist eminent support including Charles A Dana and Col Truman Merriman. Headquarters at the Metropolitan hotel Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Scott
Boston
National Military Historical Society
Union
Metropolitan Hotel
Charles A. Dana
New York Sun
Metropolis
Col
Truman A. Merriman
New York Press Club
Alpert Ellery Berg
Wandering Arabs In Dorchester District Reported
A couple of poverty struck Arabs have been roaming the Dorchester district begging by showing a writ naming Joseph Lice of Jerusalem as a sufferer tied to Arabi Pasha. They claim exiled status and poor health, with a Catholic faith, prompting a police take to care for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arabs Pasha
Dorchester
Joseph Lice
Jerusalem
Arabi Pasha
Directors Elected at Annual Meeting of Stockholders
Alfred D. Fox of New York filed in the U S circuit court for an injunction restraining Cape Cod canal company from further work or meetings amid a pending complaint. Fox says he was the original contractor. F H Lockwood allegedly bribed into a later contract harming him. A second suit by John Styles seeks to halt future meetings for officer elections as Lockwood asserts control of the company. At Sandwich meeting, directors elected include W H Clark Jr of Lynn president, G J Hall of Boston vice president, S Fessenden of Savannah treasurer, with W F Drake of New York, Walter Lawton of Boston, Edwin Reed of Beverly, and R P Henix of Boston. S A McCall of Boston named counsel and W Howland of Boston clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred D. Fox
New York
United States Circuit Court
Cape Cod
W.ef, Drake
Walter Lawton
Boston
Edwin Reed
Beverly
R. P. Henix
Samuel Fessenden
S. A. McC:ll
W. Howland
Chelsea Laborer Attempts Suicide and Identifies Woman
John Morrissey a Chelsea laborer about 50 attempted to take his life by cutting his throat with a large pocket knife and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. The woman killed at Readville on Wednesday evening was identified as Caroline Olsson of Cambridgeport. James Grady of Quincy and another man were arrested while riding with a stolen team from Dr J M Cutting of Quincy. John Brown of East Boston was arrested for breaking and entering Richard Dowd’s hardware store on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
John Morrissey
Matthews Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Readville
New York and New
James Grady
Quincey
Dorchester Avenue
J. M. Cutting
Quincy
John Brown
Essex Street
East Boston
Richard Dowd
Main Street
Philological association elects officers at Hanover meeting
At Hanover a Philological association session named President Prof. Goodwin of Harvard and Vice Presidents Peck of Yale and Merriam of New York with Prof. J. H. Wright of Hanover as secretary and treasurer. Several papers were presented by scholars from Yale, Philadelphia, Lafayette, Maryland, and Washington. The next annual meeting is set for New Haven on the second Tuesday in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March
Lafayette
Br. Nelson
Maryland
Whitney
Yale
Samuel Porter
National Deaf Mute School
Washington, D. C
Bush Library
Philadelphia
Cyrus Adler
New Haven
Conn
Boston Park Commission Appoints Police at Two Parks
Park commissioners appoint one policeman at Bussey park and two at West Roxbury park. Dr Henry D Cogswell of San Francisco presents a fountain to Boston to be placed on the common, design similar to one shown in Washington. Health board orders vacating five Second Street tenements for defective drainage and uncleanliness. Shelters at West Roxbury park planned near Highland car station Walnut avenue and Galvin hill top. W C Ross donates tropical plants for the public garden. The license committee report is referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bussey Park
West Roxbury Park
Henry D. Cogswell
San Francisco
City of
Boston
City of Washington
Board of Health
Second Street
South Boston
Highland Car Station
Walnut Avenue
Glen Road
Galvin Hill
W. C. Ross
Bowdoin College Commencement Honors Blaine Visit
Bowdoin College held commencement with Gen Chamberlain and J. Titcomb elected trustees. Blaine spoke on Bowdoin's contribution to learned professions and attended a dinner with Gov Robie and Dr Hale. Packard hosted a reception. Blaine left for Augusta after an informal hall reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Bowdoin College
Chamberlain
Joseph Titcomb
Packard
Chapman
Brown
J. G. Blaine
W. L. Putnam
Portland
John H. C. Coffin
Washington
Morris C.blake
San Francisco
Cal
Jos. K. Greene
Geo. M. Adams
Preston B. Wing
E. E. Bring
H. W. Chamberlain
W.J. Cole
F. A. Fisher
R. H.greene
H- B. Hathaway
F. L. Johnson
H. L. Johnson
J. W. Manson
Wm. King
H. 8. Payson
FE. L. Staples
W. W. Towle
J. C. P. Wheelwright
A. Q. Rogers
O. M. Shaw
F. H. Little
Olin Crocker Stevens
H. B. Fifield
H. Given
R. L. Sweet
James A. Bemis
Mr. Plame
Augusta
Gorham
Ernest Charles Smith
Llewellyn Barton
Naples
Charles Wilhelm Lengren
Wirserum
Sweden
England
India
Melvin Horace Orr
Henry Merrill Wright
Westford
Mass
Oliver William Means
William Holley Cothren
Farmington
Joseph Torrey, Jr
Yarmeath
Memorial Hall
Blaine
Senator
Hay fever remedies praised by Dr Morell Mackenzie
The piece reviews Dr Morell Mackenzie pamphlet on hay fever, noting its detailed practical guidance and contrasts with common vague medics. It traces the disease history from Bostock to Helmholtz, credits quinine debate, and lists Mackenzie’s specific proposals including valerianate zinc with asafetida pills and morphia bismuth nose insufflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morell Mackenzie
Europe
Bostock
Elliotson
Phoebus
Giessen
Hemholtz
Mackenzie
Helmholtz
Frontier Arizona North of Prescott Described as Vast Unsettled Range
The article details a northern Arizona district beyond Prescott extending 300 to 490 miles toward the Utah line, sparsely populated by 200 to 400 people. It notes impassable Grand Canyon precipices, Mormon settlements near Kanab, scarce water, and potential for vast grazing lands. Deputy Assessor W Li conducts annual tours through this region. The prose envisions future irrigation and settlement possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Yavapai County
Utah Line
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Colorado River
W. Li
Utah
Kanab
Little
Catarac Creek
Coconino Forests
Colorado
Soap Creek
Kanab Wash
Texas Siblings Describe Mexico and its People
The excerpt reflects a colonial era view with vivid, anthropomorphic remarks about a docile animal and a laboring cart driver. It contrasts Mexico’s identity with external judgments, noting endurance and untold spunk alongside market hardship and the aroma of greens.
How Patti Keeps Craig-y-Nos Castle Home Luxuries
A San Francisco Chronical correspondent describes Patti’s Craig-y-Nos perched high in Wales. The gray slate walls, ivy, and battlements surround terraced gardens, a river valley, and nearby Swansea valley with abundant game. The 22 rooms include a blue silk adorned bedroom, a grand drawing room with two pianos and an exquisite coronet cabinet, a morning room, a billiard room housing a large orchestrion that plays nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig-y-Nos
New York
Patti
San Francisco Chronicle
Noe Valley
San Francisco
Swansea
Duke of Albany
French Silk Colony Forms in Moore County North Carolina
M Vilion Ges Lauriers, a French silk culturist, establishes a colony near Keysers Moore County. He plans 30 families in two months and has bought 200000 mulberry trees to feed silkworms. He has supplied US agriculture with silkworm eggs and mulberry trees and will now supply from North Carolina. A New York silk farmer buys 1000 acres near Manly to host a French colony. Grapes are also being cultivated with hopes of a major vineyard in Moore County as reports say NC grape crops are large and excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
M. Vilion Ges Lauriers
Moore County
Keysers
North Carolina
M. Des Lauriers
Mi. Des Lauriers
United States Department of Agriculture
Williams
New York
Manly
M. Des Laurier
Moore
Local notices from a Massachusetts town and environs
It is believed Senator Baldwin of Lyon will soon recover from injuries. Charles McCarty of Peabody was killed at John Seehan's quarry in Lynn when a rock fell on him Thursday. Mrs Susan Folsom, wife of Hiram Folsom livery stable keeper of Abington, fell on stairs Thursday morning and broke her neck at about 70. Pinder and Winchester tannery Peabody fire survivors sent a $100 check to the Firemen's Relief association treasurer. In Cambridge court William F Deacon charged with fraud and held for July 2. In Chelsea court George Putnam and Thomas Gately fined for liquor nuisance battles. Willie Holbrook's mother plans to sue for $20,000 over arm injury from a shooting in Saugus. In Woodlawn cemetery Clinton, Joseph Fletcher found dead near his wife’s grave, possibly poisoned. leaves many children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Baldwin
Lyon
Charles McCarty
Peabody
John Seehan
Lynn
Susan Folsom
Hiram. Folsom
Abington
Messrs
Pinder & Winchester
Firemen’s Relief Association
Cambridge Court
William F. Deacon
Bernard Leuehter
People’s Benefit Association
Chelsea Court
George Putnam
Thomas Gately
Willie Holbrook
Saugus
Woodlawn
Clinton
Joseph Fletcher
South Lancaster
Lengthy Monmouth Park meet yields tight sprints and hurdles
Large crowd at Monmouth Park witnesses a busy program with multiple thoroughbred sprints and stakes. Kinglike wins the 14 mile race in 2:03.4, Jack of Hearts runner up, Waoza third. Little Savage takes the 3 mile for two year olds in 1:17, Belinda Filly second, Detective third. Duchess wins 11 miles in 14, Water Lily second, Tolu third. Barnes claims the Monmouth miles in 3:45, Drake Carter second, Monster third. Lytton the 16 mile in 1:51.4, Hartford second, Fond da La third. Buckyn wins the 14 miles hurdle in 2:19.4, Beaverwick second, Glena third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
N. J
Monmouth Park
Kinglike
Jack of Hearts
Waoza
Little Savage
Belinda
Detective
Duchess
Water Lily
Tolu
Barnes
Monmouth
Drake Carter
Monster
Lytton
Hartford
Fond da Laa
Buckvn
Beaverwick
Glena
Campaign Goods Advertisements on fourth page
Clubs and others seeking campaign goods are advised to consult the advertisements under the campaign goods heading on the paper's fourth page for suitable offerings and suppliers.
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Boston Bost
Thomas F. Bayard
Delaware
Joseph E. McDonald
Telegraph and Mail
NEW England Notes
New York Shore Line
East Foxboro
Sharon
McKay
E. P. Dodge
Newburyport
William Clark
Oldtown
Cr Gp
Peter Robinson
Woodstock
Concord
Congress OF Educators
American Institute of Tnstruction
Toronto
the Mail
Rochester
Buffalo
Globe
Minority Report
Randall
McDonald
Necessa Toa Choice
Chachun
McDoneld
Rickss
Aio
Wikia Tilden
Saeed Sales
Wee Tate Thane
Manning
the Proceedings
Rominating Brandall
Senator Wallace
Gov. Abbett
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
William A. Wallace
Wallace
Notyre
Cheers
National House of Representatives
Democracy of the Union
Samuel J. Randall
Leon Abbott
Abbott
Hancock
Americas Club
Ran
John W. Cummings
Falk River
Cummings
Mr. Cummings
Youmans
South Carolina
John Kelly
South
Thomas Mr. Bayard
Reform
Tafimany Hall
Allan G. Thurman
Empire State
Grover Greveland
Louu
Thomas Francis Bayard
John G. Carlisle
Kentucky
Samuel J. Ray
Snowden
Committee On Platform
Dall
Americus Club
Gen. Weaver
Brother Shiverly
Flower
Gen. Butler
J. W. Cummings
Fall River Statesman
Uncle Ber
Col. Vilas
Old Ben
Gotier
J. Pratt
Greenfield
Benjamin F. Butler
Mason and Dixon
Abbott Cee
Pratt
Massais
Tilden
Henry
Mississippi
Lilden
Cleaveland
National Democratic Committee
Committee On
Cochrane
Alabama
Henry C. Temple
M. F.ee
M. S. Waller
W. H. Barnum
Board of Aldermen
Green
John H. Lee
Common Council
R. M. F. Atwood
Michael M. Cunniff
Board of Police Commissioners
Martin
Devens
Builer
Military History
Cape Cod Canal
Philological
City Hall
Laws
Yavapai
Prescott (Arizona) Journal
Texas
Mexico
Job
Post Publishing CO
Patty
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Bozton
Hub
C. H. Graves & Sons
John C. Price
Insurance Agency
Kilby Street
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