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Telegraph and Mail
City of Saints
HIRD
Frightening Cigarettes Hinted by San Francisco Examiner
A cautionary note suggests cigarettes from China manufactured in the city are infested with leprosy. The San Francisco Examiner uses fear tactics to deter smoking with a sensational claim.
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Dornier
The
San Francisco Examiner
Missouri High License Law Aims Revenue Gain and Political Shift
Missouri's high license plan is expected to raise state revenue by about $1,000,000 and lessen the Democratic majority. The measure is anticipated to boost income significantly while not seriously crippling the Missouri democracy, per early projections and opinion.
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Missouri
Adam Forepaugh Tour Generates Libel Suits and Headlines
Adam Forepaugh displays strong success on his eastern tour as libel suits follow his Bolivar show appearances. The Bolivar man reportedly injures someone at nearly each venue, prompting lawsuits seeking large damages and turning incidents into bold advertising rivaling Jumbo.
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Adam Forepaugh
Bolivar
Bollivar
Tax on Rock and Rye Dealers Proposed After Stamp Elimination
Commissioner Evans orders a $25 special tax on dealers in rock and rye now that proprietary stamps are gone. A circular explaining the tax is to be prepared, risking confusion among many dealers who did not know they were subject to this levy.
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Evans
Deacon Smith Offers Cooling Almonds in Heat
A Cincinnati deacon named Smith discreetly shares that splitting a dozen almonds between two trouser pockets provides a cooling effect in summer heat. The office thermometer reads 86 degrees in the shade as readers are urged to show appreciation for the helpful tip.
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Deacon Smith
Cincinnati
Townsend's New England Visit Gathers Vast Information
During a brief tour, George Alfred Townsend known as Gath collected a large trove of information on people and topics. He sent updates to the Cincinnati Enquirer and New York Tribune in installments, carrying away roughly four bushels of facts and about half a bushel of misinformation.
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World
George Alfred Townsend
Gath
Cincinnati Enquirer
New York Tribune
New England
Chicago Street Railways Charters Expire This Year
The three Chicago street railways face charter expirations this year and the city may exercise its right to buy at appraised value. A group of 10 capitalists proposes to finance the purchase and annually credit 10 percent of gross revenue to the city, plus a $50 per car royalty. The piece argues Chicago should accept this generous offer rather than operate horse railroads itself.
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Chicago Street Railways
Chicago
Surplus in Treasury Proposed to Aid States
Mr Wharton Barker proposed turning government surplus into the treasury. Pennsylvania Republicans endorse a plan to distribute any public surplus to states by population after paying national debt, to relieve local taxes and fund education, effectively returning surplus to taxpayers.
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Wharton Barker
Pennsylvania
Cattle centres predict 600000 drove this year
Advices from cattle centres say the drove will reach 600000 this year, up from 350000 last year, with Illinois state veterinarian reporting glanders very prevalent among horses in 19 counties. A tramp struck by a rapid Boston to Dodgeville train is killed.
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Ilinois
Boston
Dodgeville
R. I
Western Nail Association
Voorhees
Gov
Hendricks
New York
New England
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Nebraska
Cleveland
Ohio
Philadelphia Commercial Exchange
Congress
Bath
Quebec
Denis Kearney
Maybell
California
Chicago
Cooper Institute
Toronto
Vincent Murphy
Thomas B. Steward
Worcester
Mass
John W. Luke
Gilchrist
Europe
Order
London
Commercial Travellers’ National Association
M. B. Cole
Sesion
Thomas A. Young
J. R. Vraskof
St. Louis
J. Will Page
Syracuse
W. J. Kountz
Pittsburg
John B. Kennedy
Allegheny Evening Mail
Peter Walker, Jr
Allegheny
Walker
Illinois Department of Agriculture
Woodstock
N. B
St. Stephen
Houston
Fredericton
Dickinson
Maysville
Col
Denis Hagerty
Henry Dowling
James Lynn
Lynn
Hagerty
Dowling
Internal Revenue crackdown targets bitters and drinkable compounds
Washington dispatch reports a campaign by the internal revenue bureau to license retail dealers of stock and rye based compounds. Investigations claim many so called bitters and cordials are alcoholic beverages in disguise and should be taxed as rectified spirits. Horton case fallout and Hill inquiry also covered with Navy yellow fever notes and Treasury activity.
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Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau
Evans
Horton
Associated Press
Slack
Internal Revenue Service
A. M. Swope
Internal Revenue
Seventh District
Kentucky
Day
Swope
Glennan
Marine Hospital Service
Norfolk
United States
Vandalia
Hampton Roads
Vandalla
Surgeon General
The
Salome
Galveston
Capes
Selden
National Board of Health
Seventh Annual Meet at Charter Oak Park Trotting Races
The Horse Breeders association executive committee finalized the seventh annual meet program to be trotted at Charter Oak park Hartford Conn October 2 3 and 4 with ten stakes including national trotting stallion stakes nursery stakes male stakes Pacific stakes Hopewell stakes Everett house stakes Union stakes Manhattan stakes Standard stakes and Sequel stakes.
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New York
Horse Breeders’ Association
Charter Oak Park
Hartford
Conn
Officers elected at philological convention head Middleton
Hartford July 12 The following officers were elected at the philological convention at Middleton today President Prof M L Dogge Michigan University vice presidents Prof Tracy Peck Yale Prof Van Ben Schulen Wesleyan secretary Prof C R Lan man Harvard treasurer Prof BE Sheldon Harvard executive committee Prof B L Giltersleeve Johns Hopkins University Prof
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Hartford
Conn
Middleton
M. L. Dogge
Michigan University
Tracy Peck
Yale
van Ben- Scholen
Wesleyan
C. R. Lanman
Harvard
Appalling cloud burst and tornado devastate towns
A Kansas tornado destroys homes and claims several lives in Soldier and nearby towns. In London Ontario a cloud burst floods Petersville, leaving about 1,600 residents homeless and isolating the city. Dozens are injured or missing as water and wreckage sweep through streets. The Wisconsin storm adds to the chaos with property damage reported near Portage and Milwaukee.
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Kansas
London
Ontario
New York
Kas
Main Street
W.owens
Owens
A. Walters
H. Channell
Harper
Channel
Walters
Owen
Infant
Torreka
Kan
Ont
Petersville
Miss Wright
Minniac
Water Works
Water Works Pumping House
Byron Bridge
Collins
Colins
Jeffrey
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Portage
Doings of the French in Madagascar and Suez Schemes
London reports detail French actions in Madagascar discussed by Gladstone. Britain questions Madagascar waters force increases, while merchants oppose a second Suez canal under De Lesseps. Denis Field, former jury foreman, faces threats. Whitehead case dynamite plot linked. Cholera deaths rise at Menzaleh. Gladstone says a British surgeon general will be sent to Egypt.
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London
Madagascar
Gladstone
House of Commons
Zanzibar
House of Lords
Lord Salisbury
Lord Granville
M. de Lesseps
Dublin
Denis Field
Hynes
Fiela
Patrick Hanian
Smythe
Chamber of Deputies
Tonquin
Ville de Avray
M. Emmanuel Aren
Alexandria
Menzaleh
Egypt
India
Sport Scores and Hub Punch Ad Roundup
At Pittsburg Allegheny Athletic 9 to 1 over Baltimore Metropolitan 4 to 1. Buffalo Buffalo 9 over New York 3. Chicago Chicago 6 over Providence 5. Detroit game postponed by rain. Cleveland Cleveland 10 over Philadelphia 9. St Louis St Louis 9 over Columbus 4. Louisville Cincinnati 11 to 2. Hub Punch advertised as delicious from grocers druggists or wine merchants.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
Athletic
Baltimore
Rollins Beaten in New Hampshire Senator Ballot Fight
Concord NH July 12. Rollins withdraws after a heated joint convention ballot with Chandler and other rivals for US senator. The daily vote shows Chandler gaining, Rollins’s supporters shifting, and talks of further transfers as candidates brace for possible next week election. The contest remains unresolved with Tappan and Jeremiah Smith leading among viable options.
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Concord
N. H
William E. Chandler
Rollins
Chandler
Rellins
Marston
Stevens
Briggs
Patterson
Gen. Tappan
Jeremiah Smith
Col. Tappan
United States
Iscs
Sseewuslee Williams
Aaron F. Stephens
Gilman Marston
Mason W. Tappan
James F. Briggs
SOC Watg Fl
Momins
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Eck Cduscis Ces Cau Mariy
Bingham Os
Ssesee
Ebereselle Patterson
Chandler, Tappan
New Hampshire
Senate
Republican Party of
Republican Party
United States Senate
Mr. Quint
Striking Messengers Arrests Loom as Telegraph Wires Questioned
About 70 strikers gathered with citizens' clothing arresting three. The boys claim the superintendent promised a Doane street meeting on Thursday morning but did not appear. Some strikers already surrendered while others will likely follow. Warrants issued for several messengers accused of tampering with wires into the fish bureau office. Manager Hern says the strike helps enforce company rules for patrons and the strikers will not work in the office again.
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Doane Street
Fish Bureau
Hern
Salem Alarm Reports Fire at No 7 Prince Street
An alarm sounded at 10 45 forenoon in Salem for a slight blaze on the roof of a wooden dwelling at No 7 Prince Street owned by Edward S Noble and occupied by G W Kingsley and G F Badger. Fire damage extends to a two and a half story double at 52 and 54 Ziegler Street corner of Harrison Avenue with attic origin in No 52 tied to Mrs Artemas F Cheeney and Calvin J Simonds. L Foster Morse suffers about 1060 in fire and water losses. rare historical records and Boston papers from wartime attic lost. House and furniture insured with North American and Massachusetts Mutual. Simonds's lesson furniture about 500. Mrs Cheeney insured with Norfolk Mutual. Spear brothers arrested after a lamp incident started the blaze. authorities say lamp upset sparked fire.
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Boston
Salem
Prince Street
Edward S. Noble
G. W. Kingsley
G. F. Badger
Ziegler Street
Harrison Avenue
Artemas F. Cheeney
Calvin J. Simonds
L. Foster Morse
Foster Morse
Boston Papers
North American
Massachusetts Mutual
Simonds
New York Man Freed Over Insufficient Evidence
James H. Marnott, accused of stealing diamond gems worth 75000 from Franz Kramer of Paris, was discharged after a new trial was granted but found insufficient evidence to convict. He was rearrested on a civil warrant to recover diamonds not in his possession.
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New York
James H. Marnott
Franz Kramer
Paris
France
Mexican debt settlement plan limited to new bond issue
It is understood the Mexican government with approval of British bondholders committee has modified the London contract to align with Congress authority. Four million seven hundred thousand pounds in bonds will be issued by the Mexican treasury in Mexico. Mexican agents in London will collect the empire's bonds for liquidation. Interest on the new issue begins July 1, 1885.
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City OF
Mexico
London
Bloody Riot Between Hungarians and Poles Near Reading Depot
A riot broke out in Pa on July 12 near the Reading depot with about 15 Hungarians and 13 Poles clashing. Stones flew. Judge Parsick was hit in the face and Jacob Warskey suffered a serious head injury from a blow to the nose. Warskey was carried to a house. Hungarians threaten Parsick.
Parnell Fund Totals Surpass 150000 in Cash Across Regions
The Citizen reports the Parnell fund in Ireland exceeds 90000 with Chicago near 7000 and Massachusetts around 3000. Including Australian districts and U S Canada not yet reported, the testimonial totals over 190000 in cash and is expected to reach at least 150000.
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Chicago
Parnell Fund
Ireland
Massachusetts
United States
Canada
Doane Street Messenger Strike Sparks Assaults on New Boys
On Thursday the messenger boys strike continued with a large crowd gathering on Doane street. Some new strikers were assaulted and their messages destroyed while officers.…
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Doane Street
The Land League Convocation at Faneuil Hall
The Massachusetts state convention of the Irish national land league gathered at Faneuil Hall with delegates from Irish societies and attendees including Congressmen and mayors. Speeches urged unity, condemned English pauper emigration, and affirmed support for Irish self government and the Philadelphia platform. A permanent state organization was formed with officers and a despatch from Chicago praised the Massachusetts effort.
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The
Friends of Ireland
Faneuil Hall
Irish National Land League of America
Massachusetts
Ireland
Collins
J. Boyle
Reilly
T. Reilly
T. Flannagan
T. F. Doherty
Mr. H. Keenan
P. Donahue
Boston
Dr. Hoar
Lowell
Thomas Keenan
Lynn
3. Meilen
Worcester
P. McGlynn
Fall River
Mayor Breen
Lawrence
P. J. Smith
Martin O’hearn
J. H. Morrison
J. W.walsh
Fitchburg
P. McCorry
Catholic Herald
John Boyle O’reilly
New York
America
National League
J. W. Walsh
John S
England
Matthew Harris
Jeremiah H. Murphy
Iowa
John Atkins
Detroit
Committee Onf
Irish National League
Philadelphia
Lone League
Srelana
Byron
Irish Parliamentary Party
Monahan
Alexander Sullivan
Chicago
Father McKenna
Thomas Brennan
Charles Stewart Parnell
Bowdoin College 7th Commencement Alumni Attendance and Events
Nearly 300 Bowdoin alumni attended the 7th annual commencement at Bowdoin College Brunswick Maine with a morning board meeting to nominate a president. Prof Symth declined Bowdoin offers, acting president Prof Alpheus Packard to begin October 1. Degrees awarded included several Master of Arts. A procession moved to Congregational church for graduation, with Gov Robie and other dignitaries present. The Goodwin prize was awarded to C H Stetson and a commencement dinner followed with speeches by notable Maine officials. Necrology lists numerous Bowdoin alumni with dates of birth and death through 1883.
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Brunswick
Bowdoin College
Chamberlain
Symth
Andover
Bowdoin
Alpheus S. Packard
D. D
E. W. Bartlett
A. M. Edwards
W. P. Ferguson
A. Hi. Holmes
T. W. W. Hall
H. B. Wilson
Charles W. Packard
New York
King’s Chapel
Congregational Church
Charles J. Gilman
Gov. Robie
C. H. Stetson
Memorial Hall
John Appleton
Supreme Court of Maine
Samuel EH. Blake
Bangor
D. Pike
Tewksbury Case Ends Day With Objections and Testimony
Gov Butler finished re buttal testimony in the Tewksbury case at 5 PM after two three hour sessions. Witnesses described burials delays and access to remains, while tests and records raised questions about doctors and Harvard and Boston universities. Closing arguments set for 9:30 AM with the governor’s reply at 2 PM.
Aquidneck park races show lively attendance and disqualifications
At Aquidneck park Rhode Island several trotting heats are reported with purses from 250 to 400 dollars. McLaughlin was fined after a foul in the Carrie C. heat. later the decision was revoked. Bennington and Long Branch notes cover storms, results, and racing action across multiple classes and venues.
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M. Chardon Gir
A. Pierce
Carrvie
McLaughlin
Carrie C
Ben
Henry Ellsworth
St. Cloud
Dan Pfifer
Emmons
T. D. Marsh
Texas
Jack J. L. Smith
Ike
J. L. Smith
Denger
Asa Anthony
Strange J.P. Kemeckhan
Peete Ertte
Randall declares for Speaker not any other office
Hon Samuel J Randall states he is a democrat and not a candidate for any office but Speaker. He says his name will be presented to the democratic caucus for Speaker and he believes he will be their nominee. He adds no bolt will be made by his friends and denies any presidential bid.
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Philadel
Thia
the Times
New York Journal
Samuel J. Randall
Democratic Caucus
Palatial excursion steamer draws crowds to Provincetown
The popular standard palatial excursion steamer sees record turnout as thousands of prominent passengers board for today’s trip to Provincetown, marking the peak of its current season.
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Provincetown
Shore Line route inspected as pests ravage junipers
Maine Central railroad officials thoroughly inspected the Shore Line route of the E and N A division while junipers along the line show severe insect damage. Prof A S Packard Jr will visit Aroostook County to study the spruce destroying worm. A meteor the size of a football was seen near Bath, leaving a pale yellow glow and a faint boom. Burglars stole 400 dollars in notes at Dr E G Stevens Old Orchard camp ground and a ring and stud from Mr Irvin J Brown of Portland. At Lake Maranacook the Sons of Veterans held a secret session with twelve encampments represented and elected Col Merrill and Capt H L Wright as delegates to the Columbus encampment. Brewer residents back Holly water, a stock company forms, Bangor to deliver water to its end of the bridge with Brewer to pay half of gross receipts to Bangor.
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Maine Central Railroad
Shore Line Railroad
E. and N. A
Maine Central
A. S. Packard, Jr
Aroostook County
Bath
E. G. Stevens
Old Orchard
Irvin J. Brown
Portland
Lake Maranacook
Sons of Veterans
F. P. Merrill
Auburn
Maine
Columbus
Col. Merrill
H. L. Wright
Lewiston
Brewer
Lightning Strikes Hit Tilton and Franklin Falls Farms
Thunderstorm reports seven cows killed by lightning at Tilton J C Derby & Son and at Franklin Falls seven cows perished owned by J G Clark. A woman, Sarah F Richards, aged 87, fell and broke her neck retiring for the night. J J Lewis was thrown from a wagon as a tree toppled. Governor and council named Charles T Hildreth to the state board of pharmacy. George H Demerritt sealer of weights and measures. William P Chamberlain director of the Shirley and Peterboro railroad.
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Tilton
J. C. Derby & Son
Sarah F. Richards
M. C. Richards
Lancaster
Franklin Falls
J. G. Clark
J. J. Lewis
Charles T. Hildreth
Suncook
State Board of Pharmacy
George H. Demerritt
Dover
William P. Chamberlain
Keene
Shirley and
Peterboro
Tragic drownings and a city hall arson case in local notices
Reports detail Thomas Murphy's seven year old son drowning in Mill river at Florence and Mrs Hiram A Stone of Chariton taking her own life by drowning. Austin son of George Si Eames, ten, dies from lockjaw after a July Fourth wound. Wm Cole Jr and John Curran each face 2000 bonds for alleged town hall arson in Grafton and 1000 for a blacksmith shop fire. Balloon City of Boston ascent at Haverhill ends with a landing between Merrimack Mass and Newton NH after a near miss. Newburyport stalls lease of the horse railroad, director disputes delay and court injunctions. hearing set with Gov Butler and S Ives for Greenough and directors’ counsel, no streetcars until decision.
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Thomas Murphy
Mill River
Florence
Hiram A. Stone
Chariton
South Framingham
Austin
George Si. Eames
Wm. Cole, Jr
John Curran
Grafton
Haverhill
Boston
Prof. Allen
C. H. Goodwin
Prying Teller
First National Bank
J. H. Sheldon
Merrimack
Mass
Newton
N. H
Newburyport
Horse Railroad
E. P. Shaw
J. M. Greenough
Johnson
Greenough
Supreme Court
Gov. Butler and
S. Ives
Harvey N. Shepard
Newport Missing Man And Local News Highlights
Walter W. S. Chadwick of Newport, 61, has been missing since Wednesday after heavy drinking. a note to his wife hints at self harm. Denis Leary among three assaulted on a beach after midnight. Leary badly injured and in grave condition. Jamestown starts European cruise calling Lisbon Gibraltar Madeira returning mid October. Osborne Richards, jeweler of Attleboro, killed by Shore Line train near Dodgeville. suspected self harm. Forgery case at Aquidneck bank involves Lawton Coggeshall. check signed by Coggeshall, later deemed a stupid forgery. William J. Bennett deemed a myth. Blain’s store witness to watch purchase with forged check. New York circuit court session in Newport hears United Nickel Co. vs Home Sewing Machine Co. injunction over nickel plating patent issue. Rogers School graduation awards Greek King medal to Hammett. Lucy Rice noted as equally proficient. a New Yorker sent $75 to recognize equality for Miss Rice.
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Walter W.S. Chadwick
Newport
Denis Leary
Leary
United States
Jamestown
Allen D. Brown
Lisbon
Gibraltar
Madeira
Shore Line
Dodgeville
Osborne Richards
Attleboro
Mansfield
Er. C. Blain
Soo
Aquidneck
Aquidneck Bank, It Was Signed By Lawton Coggeshall
William J. Bennett
Coggeshall
Bennett
Farger
Blain
Blatchford
Circuit Court of New York
United Nickel Company
The
Home Sewing Machine Company
Rogers
Hammett
Oakdale murder, church consecration, and bridge hearing in CT
The body of Moses Sadock, linked to domestic trouble, was found Wednesday night at Oakdale between Norwich and New London with the threat cut. The Church of the Ascension in New Haven was consecrated Thursday, costing about $20,000, with Bishop Williams and about 30 Episcopal clergymen in attendance. A New London bridge commission public hearing ended Thursday with no further testimony. Jeremiah Halsey represented the respondents and Gov. Waller the petitioners, briefs filed, and an early report expected. The Ancient Order of Foresters at St Mary’s in New Haven were barred from entering the funeral in regalia. three bearers entered after removing regalia, while Father McGiveney stated the group is not connected with the church.
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Oakdale
Norwich
New London
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Davenport Avenue
New Haven
Bishop Williams
Vermont
Rhode Island
Bridge Commission
Jeremiah Halsey
Gov. Waller
Court of Hermann
Order of Foresters
St. Mary’s
John ©. Bernhardt
Father McGiveney
Multiple New England firms fail. several settle with creditors
The Union and Bay State Manufacturing settle with New York creditors at six and six on one hundred. Boston banks may settle on the same basis. Several businesses including James Rogers liquor dealer St John New Brunswick Donohoe Brothers Providence George F Sweet Malden John D Richardson Boston and KK Prior & Co Boston fail or settle. Stiles Goldy McMahon of Chicago also fail. Port land Cuba merchants Phisney Jackson suspend with liabilities over 200000 but expect remittances. Solomon Desbrisay Jacquet River also fails.
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New York
Boston
James Rogers
St. John
N. B
Donohoe Brothers
Central Fairs
R. I
George F. Sweet
St. Phisney & Jackson
Cuba
Portland
Haim
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D. New York
Adoniram Judson Pickard
Charles Edwin Smith
Monmouth
Crookston
Minn
Charles Sewall Andrews
Otisfield
Norway
Henry Baird Carleton
Rockport
A. Rockport
Albert Henry Pennell
B. Saccarappa
D. Saccarappa
Charles Eben Stinchfield
Sandwich
D. Patten
Navy
Ives Maxwell
Sweden
West Andover
John Parshle Gross
A. Plainfield
Stephen Calvin Horr
North Waterford
D. A Mills
Eels
Tewksbury
Gov. Butler
Brown
James Bowen
Wendell Phillips
Dixwell
Agnes Calder
Lathrop
Miss Calder
J.T. Talbot
Boston University School of Medicine
Thomas J. Marsh, Jr
James Skillen
Harvard Medical School
Carl H. Flander
Woburn
Charles J. Eklund
Eklund
John Murphy
Charles Blackboy
Gigault
Francis B. Records
Mr. Records
Father Gigault
Harvard Medical College
Boston University
George E. Skinner
A. F. Andrews
Joseph O’ Neil
Waterhouse
Herbert H. Lyons
Beach
Lorenzo
Fairbanks
Lydia M. Warney
Mr. Brown
Charles B. Marsh
Butler
Bennington
Ve. Bennington
Grand Northern Circuit
W. Essex
M. Cora B
North Bennington
R. Kendall
B. m. Binebell
Wm. Coral. Sr
B.g. Victor Clay
Schenectady
N.Y
Wm. Wallace
Br. m. Lizzie D
Youngstown
A. J. Ruseeli
B. ¢. Rutland
West Troy
N. Ye
John Sullivan
Daniel Webster
Saratoga Springs
James Dougrey, Jr
Frank
Ballston Spa
B. T. Winte
George M
L. Batecck
M. Kitty Ives
North Adams Mass
Long Branch
N. J
Monitor
Navarro
Flower of Meath
Abickadee
Charley Kempland
Jim McGowan
Palance
Empire State
Post Publishing CO
Park
Washington St
Boston Weekly Post
Daily Post
Et Eeely Post
A. P. Moore
NEW England News
Bucksort Oe
Bar Harbor
Fairbanke
Park House
Montgomery Plage
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