Raid on Howard Street gambling den ends with arrests
Chief Inspector Hanscom led a successful raid on a Howard Street den where Frederick B. Anderson claimed $200 was lost. Officers found about $500 in gambling equipment and arrested John F. Lester, Thomas T. Trout, and William Mason. Anderson expected to testify as others await arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanscom
Howard Street
Frederick B. Anderson
Columbus Avenue
Billy Mack
Anderson
Inspector Watts
John F. Lester
Thomas T. Trout
Herbert
William Mason
Polly Mason
Concords Summer School of Philosophy Opens With Dante Lectures
At Concord the eighth session of the Summer School of Philosophy opens in Hillside Chapel with lectures by Dr W T Harris on The Philosophic Structure of the Divine Comedy and by Mrs Edna Cheney on Dante and Michael Angelo. The program features a large audience from Concord and Boston, noting Dante as a supreme religious poet and comparing Dante and Michelangelo in life, mind, and art. The day closes with a second lecture and a public discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concorp
Orchard House
Orphie
Alcott
Concord Village
Summer School of Philosophy
Concord
Old Town
Hillside Chapel
Elizabeth P. Peabody
E. D. Cheney
Boston
Whiton-Stone
Hoffman
Philadelphia
Ellsifer
New York
Fruchie
St. Louis
Kenyon
Plainfield
N. J
Daly
E. Wilcox
Staten Island
E. P. Channing
Jamaica Plain
E. Pp. Leonard
Edwin D. Mead
Anthony Blaisdell
Grace Gilfillian
KF. L. K. Laidlaw
Calvin Keyser
Frank B. Sanborn
George Bartlett
Harris
Edna D. Cheney
Dante
Michael Angelo
Italy
Medici
Florence
Andy
Condivi
Beatrice
Gemma Donati
Xantippe
San Grande Della Della
Ravenna
Guedo Novella
Vettonia Colonna
Angelo
Brother Azsrias
Rock Hill College
Maryland
W. T. Harris
Residents Complain of Mystic River Water Quality
Somerville and nearby cities report poor Mystic river water due to low levels in Richardson's Wedge and Horn ponds. Impurities rise as dry season lowers supply, prompting worries of repeated bad water from five to six years ago. Boston suggests Shawsheen river as alternative, but suburban towns resist. Whitney's pond draw off raised Mystic lake level to 5 feet. high water mark is 6.23, with no single impurity cause identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Mystic River
Chelsea
Charlestown
Everett
Richardson’s
Wedge
Horn Ponds
Mystic Lake
Boston Water Board
Boston
Mystic Water Board
Whitney
Challenge Matches at Walnut Hill for Rifle Badges
Walnut Hill July 14 reports challenge matches for individual and team badges of the Massachusetts Rifle Association fourth district. W S Perry of Worcester won the individual badge and Brockton Gun Club won the team badge. Diamond match results list Wilbur Stanton Law Dickey Nichols among top finishers, with many detailed scores across clay pigeons and bats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hill
Rw Veeres
W.S. Perry
Worcester
Brockton
Morse
Tisdale
Wilbur
Dickey
Hall
Snow
Eager
Nichols
Bartlett
Aldoes
Barker
Law
Swift
Shumway
Dean
Gilman
Artlett
Stanton
Iivson
Hill
Wilson
Curtis
Ames
Henry
Davis
I Lawson
Williams
Baker
Short
Blackbirds
Hager
Perry
Smith
Cummings
Esger
Lawson
Vickey
Diamond
White
Sss
APOC
Iessiskee Ek Ak
Partie
Ckc Ee al Ed
Bac
Ec Sheatced Gee
Pest Bok Ad SO TD I
Rowell
Ceee
Eae
Fees Knowles
Mgouo
Eaac
O Skies
Avis
Cscsssc
Wellington
WISON
MANN
Towne
Cciccustesek
Ccstevess
Boo
Fit Perry
W.S
Pri
Pete Shumway
Cisecceerssk
Cscieesk Oof
IGOCR
PARC
Pas Marot
DOAN
Cp Caxess
Bmgs
Panis
Coccsiaese
Knowles
Sas
Fragmented OCR Note Highlights Pigeon Shooting Meet
Fragmented text from a sports page lists individual badge matches and pigeon shooting events. Names such as Perry, Shumway, Dickey, Doan appear alongside dates and scores in a cluttered OCR excerpt. The record captures event entries and participant identifiers with limited coherent context.
Labor Troubles Grow Across Salem and Peabody Tanneries
A regional strike in Salem and Peabody tanneries and carrying shops worsened as more workers deserted benches. The Knights of Labor proposed settlement terms, but manufacturers deemed them too high. Outside help from other tanning towns begins to arrive as Robson’s absence leaves Sadler to run operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Peabody
Leonard Harrington
John O’shea
William Kenney
F. W. Tuttie
Walden’s
James Braden
John W. Weston
James Bailey
Varney’s
Knights of Labor
Charles J. Sadler
Matthew Robson
Order
Robson
Europe
Sadler
Salem Leather Manufacturers
Shoe and Leather Exchange
Bedford Street
Keene Bros Resolve to Leave Labor Dispute to Knights of Labor
In Lynn on July 14 1886 the Keene brothers and local unions signed an agreement to refer the Skowhegan and Lynn labor difficulties to the Knights of Labor general executive board. The document names T V Powderly as chairman and lists signatories from Keene Bros and related protective unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Keene Bros
Knights of Labor
Skowhegan and
Keenes
General Executive Board
United States
Kniga's of Labor
New England Lasters’ Protective Union
Lasters’ Protective Union of
T. V. Powderly
D. A
Richard Nagle
O. ©. Phillips
Lynn Lasters’ Protective Union
C. H. Leach
New England
John P. Squire's Case at East Cambridge Pork Works
The pork packing plant of John P. Squire in East Cambridge faced a temporary layoff as hog supply ran short, with seventy butchers suspended for the day. A new hog supply was expected today and workers would resume. District 30 Knight of Labor's McNeill said no further action would occur until after next Monday's assembly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Squire
East Cambridge
Butchers’ Department
McNeill
Knights of Labor
Witeh
Salem Carpenters Prepare For General Strike
A general strike among Salem carpenters is anticipated as E. S. McIntire employs workers ten hours daily versus the nine hour union contract. Frank Farren also puts men to ten hours at the Atlantic car works, with Hamilton & Balcomb likely to abandon the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Carpenters
E.S. McIntire
Frank Farren
Atlantic Car Works
Hamilton & Balcomb
Executive Council meeting revises state judicial system
The special commission appointed by the Legislature held its first recess meeting at the State House room 8. Members include Senators Dunbar Lilley Forbes and Representatives Lord Doherty Lathrop Bartlett Fales Bottom. Chair Canbar and clerk Bartlett organized the committee and planned hearings. A fortnight from yesterday hearings will begin. adjournment to July 28. The Governor and council inspected Danvers Insane Asylum and nominated three civil officers. Lawton’s master of chancery resignation accepted. Next council meeting at Taunton? Tewksbury. State House painting contract awarded to J D Bragdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Dunbar
Westfield
Lilley
Lowell
Forbes
Westpore
Lord
Plymouth
Doherty
Boston
Lathrop
Springfield
Bartlett
Fairhaven
Fales
Milford
Bottom
Northampton
Senator Canbar
Messrs. Lord
Danvers Insane Asylum
William E. Niles
Charlemont
Clayton D. Smith
Chester
Charles S. Bundy
Washington, D
Massachusetts
George F. Lawton
Tewksbury
State House Commission
J. D. Bragdon
Almanac note on tides and barometer readings
The fragment outlines how captains should adjust barometers by sea level height and adds one one hundredth of an inch per ten feet above sea level. It mentions a miniature almanac entry for Thursday July 15 with high water and moon times, plus a cryptic time 1115 rm and numbers like 421 and 8719.
Port of Boston Arrivals and Clearances July 14
The Port of Boston reports arrivals of Norseman Glaucus Wilkesbarre Forest City John Brooks City of Gloucester and more from Liverpool New York and Portland. Numerous British and American brigs schooners and sloops listed with crews and destinations. Cleared vessels include steamer Merrimack Lorenzo D Baker and others bound for Halifax Charlottetown and Philadelphia. Winds variable to southeast with fog and rain, seas calm to rough, vessels reported with noise and light conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norseman
Maddox
Liverpool
Warren & Co
Glaucus
Berry
New York
John Brooks
Snowman
Portland
City of Gloucester
Young
Gloacester
Tughoat
Cates
Hyannis
Richard Robinson
Ticheat
Trapani
Palermo
Matden City
Humphrey
Gloucester
Mass
Rapboni
Bangor
Craig
Hoboken
Brech J W Kinney
McKinnon
Tusket
Brech
Weaver
St George
Irsch Stsr
Blake
Parsboro
Schs
Pierre
Ames
Acacia
Grady
St John
Brechs
Ethel
Peck
Ariel
Dickson
Brsch
Thrasher
Haley
Mundy
Annapolis
Gale
Bessie Carson
Baker
Margaretville
Bay State
Elizabethport
Colins
Stratton
Rondcut
Henry
Woda
Albus
Lowel
W Rattt
Coleman
Eliot
Hary Messer
Sears
Norfolk
Charles F Tuttle
Ives
Baltimore
Allen Greene
Nickerson
Joseph Oakes
Gray
Philadelphia
James Rothwell
Lombard
Phebe J Woodruff
Kendrick
Mac Python
Cheny
Woodbridge Creek
Manavtico
Emmons
Millville
Emma
Gregory
Keating
J M Kennedy
Whittaker
Rondout
Hunter
Whitten
Robert Dorrity
Low
Helen J Holway
Small
Samuel Hart
Clark
Fanny Flint
Warrer
Read
Phinney
James Holmes
Ryan
Belfast
Alabama
Warr
Calais
Waterloo
Cranmer
Ida Hudson
Collins
Lake
Johnson
Rockland
Jennie Preston
Lewis
Rockport
Forreign
Bothnia
Dutto
Cunard
Merrimack
Crowell
Balifax
Charlottetown
Nickerson & Crosby
Hound
Neville
Cayette
Fabveds
Canning Packet
Delong & Seaman
Eben Fisher
Reynolds
Perry & Co
Berg
de Ruyter
Brazens
Antwerp
Gill & Lootz
Lorenzo D Baker
Wiley
Port Antonio
Jam
Boston Fruit Co
Flora B. Bentley
Dorchester
Harrie
Mussells
Clementsport
Hatheway & Co
Brecis Ceppia
Jiffin
Lockport
Anthony
Delorg & Seaman
Decature
Geo E Swalley
Koman
EB Sampson
H F Dimock
Hallett
H M Whitney
Charles F Williams
Bark Hattie G McFarland
Dodge
Kennebec River
J H
Griffing
Belle Wallay
Nickerson Boothbay
John Stroup
Sturgis
New Bedford
J W Linnell & Co
Wina Ese Light
Roman
Steaners
Rattlsnate
Anderson
Reading
Smith
D H Milter
K Dimock
Maritime movings from Boothbay and Vineyard Haven
From our correspondents Boothbay reports July 15 sailing of Adelita bound Boston to Bar Harbor and vessels Mabel Addie Pierce for Portland plus Juno for Bath. Vineyard Haven notes July 13 arrivals of Nellie Starr and Sadie Corey sailing for Philadelphia and Petersburg with Tookonta heading to Chatham before a leak fix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boothbay
Adelita
Brown
Boston
Bar Harbor
Mabel
Hawes
Do Aristh
Addie
Bowman
New York
Addie Pierce
Portland
Odell, Wade
Belfast
Juno
Hampton
Bath
Is Ander
Augusta
Somerset
Rowe
Vineyard Haven
Nellie Starr
Soule
St John
Philadephia
Sadie Corey
Lowe
Bangor
Petersburg
S Kncciton
Dennysville
Chatham
Marine Railway
Planet
Maria S
Newport
Bramhall
Sarah H Reed
Alice Boardmha
Emma
Francis C Garnall
Scott
Ruth T Carlisle
Metride
Philadelphia
Bos- Pa
Whaling Report Notes Cries and Vessels Off New Brunswick Coast
Penamwa and Sea Fox in Panama Bay and Jamaica region cargoes noted with bbl counts. Gifford and Sir Mary E Simmers from New Brunswick cruise with oil tonnage. Provincetown July 14 reports HKloomer Rose Agate Day Rising Sun Taylor not reported. Era sails from New London July 14 for Greenland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penamwa
Gay Head
Jenkins
New Brunswick
Panama Bay
Sea Fox
Gifford
Novil
Sir Mary E Simmers
Manley
Provincetown
Charleston
Hkloomer
Rose
Agate
Day
Rising Sun Taylor
New London
Greenland
Merchant ships report with positions and routes
A list of vessels with voyage routes and positions including Steamer City of Chicago Watkins bound for Liverpool from New York, Steamer Lufre Emmerson Baltimore to Lynn Docks, Bark Vikingen Gegstadt Metis to London, Bark Lennatia Beiglof Bastican to London, Bark Jenny Grote Bremen to Philadelphia, Bark Neptun Baltimore to Baltimore, Brig Mary Fink Philadelphia to Sagua off Cape Hatteras, Bark St Patrick Newell Almeria to New York with coordinates and dates in mid July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Chicago
Watkins
New York
Liverpool
Sandy Hook
Stesmer Lufre
Emmerson
Baltimore
Lynn Docks
Vikingen
Gegstadt
Metis
London
Bremen
Philadelphia
Lon
Bark Neptun
Brig Mary Fink
Sagua
Currituck
St Patrick
Newell
Almeria
Wrecks and sailings report from New York and coastal ports
A July 6 wreck of schooner Ida Francis near Valdovero blocks navigation. Wey bassett, damaged off Caps Henry, ashore at Sewell’s Point, sails for Boston in tow. Chifax arrives disabled towed from James River. Albano salvage news from Barbados. Jennie G Pillsbury sails from Newport to Rockland after being raised at New London. Ships Cumbrland Amoy bound for Cork or UK. Sperm oil reports from Charleston gounds. Agate Day Provincetown report. Rising Sun and Agate vessels near Charleston grounds with 55 barrels sperm oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Francis
Valdovero
Amy
New York
Rio Janeiro
Norfolk
Weybassett
Sewell’s Point
Boston
George W Pride
Chifax
James River
Baker Salvage Company
Barbados
Albano Couch
Newport
Jennie G Pillsbury
Rockland
Cornfield Point
New London
San Francisco
Cumbrland
Cork
United Kingdom
Havre
Antwerp
Amoy
Hyderabad
Provincetown
Taylor
Rising Sun
Charleston
Agate
Day
Spars sighted off Barnegat in dangerous position near 34 miles
Capt Lanfare of bark Atlantic reports July 11 off Barbadoes to New York. A spar standing on end was seen near Absecom light twelve miles out in 15 fathoms. Barnegat light 24 miles distant, another spar in standing position. Spindle placed on Man o' War Rock Mast River 35 feet high surmounted by a circular black cage by Lighthouse Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanfare
Bark Atlantic
Barbadoes
New York
Absecom
Barnegat Light
Wig W
Man O’ War
Mast River
Lighthouse Board
Equity suit over Lamson Cash Railway patents
The Lamson Cash Railway Company sues Osgood Cash Car Company and Edwin P. Osgood in equity alleging patent infringement. The bill cites three United States letters patents issued to Warren Hill on March 18, 1884 No. 295,172 and to Harris H Hayden on May 3, 1881 No. 241,008 and August 14, 1883 No. 288,104 as the contested inventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamson Cash Railway Company
Osgood Cash Car Company
Edwin P. Osgood
United States
Warren 3. Hill
Harris H. Hayden
Munson
Munson & Phillip
E. C. Gilman
J. L. S. Roberts
Rodney Land
Jacob Alexander in Trouble for Counterfeit Notes
Jacob Alexander a broker at No. 12 State street was arraigned before Commissioner Hallett on a charge of passing counterfeit $10 notes of the Consolidated Bank of Canada. He pleaded not guilty and is held in $500 for examination. A bank note forgery scheme is alleged with stolen authentic notes lacking cashier signatures. Alexander is said to have twenty notes and sold them at 75 percent discount. Frederick Gundrum was also arraigned for passing a raised $10 note at H Brann clothing store No. 339 Hanover street. He pleaded not guilty and is held in $1000. He is 37 and a beaker and refused to explain how he obtained the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Alexander
No. 12
State Street
Hallett
Consolidated Bank of Canada
Alexander
Frederick Gundrum
H. Brann
Hanover Street
Measures inquest continued at Wakefield crossing night
Inquest into the Measures case continued yesterday morning at Wakefield. Gates were not closed and the crossing lacked lighting. John Measures rode his horse to clear the tracks. Testimony was given by Conductor Edwin Weymouth James Carnes and Dennis Driscoll. About a dozen more witnesses will be examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Measures
Wakefield
John Measures
Edwin Weymouth
James Carnes
Dennis Driscoll
Salem carpenters seek return to ten hour day
On the old basis the carpenters of Salem and vicinity who recently won 91{?} hours per day for workers except Saturday when nine hours was standard are agitating to revert to ten hours. Some bosses have informed workers that starting yesterday ten hours will be the daily standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bos
Salem
Vicinity
Distilled Liquors Purified by Cushing Process Gain Favor
The Cushing Process Company at 214 High Street reports rapid advances in medical use as physicians praise the absolute purity of their purified distilled liquors and send testimonials from family doctors near and far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cushing
Cushing Process Company
High Street
Various ships sailing and ports listed in global maritime records
In July and June a wide array of ships arrive, sail, clear, and in port across multiple ports including New York, Liverpool, Amster dam, and Le Havre. Vessels such as steamer City of Fara, Acapulco, Fred E Scammail, Annandale, Aniello Galatola, Gaspee, Tewkesbury L Seat, and many others are noted with destinations to Philadelphia, New Orleans, Buenos Ayres, Singapore, and beyond. The list documents departures from Calcutta, Bombay, Barbados, Cienfuegos, Corunna, and many more with dates, cargoes, and routes reflecting extensive transoceanic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Archer
Fletch
Fenssla
Carrie § Bailey
Blair
City of Fara
Henderson
New York
Acapulco
Cove
Amsterdam
Fred E Scammail
Shaw
Archangel
Annandale
Leisk
Poston
Batavia
Aniello Galatola
Albano
Sourabaya
Bombay
Carvill
McFee
Liverpool
Buenos Ayres
Gaspee
Pinkey
Portland
Reynard
McGough
Barbados
Tewkesbury L Seat
Gooding
Turks Island
Philadelphia
Bella Rosa
Bowden
Perpambeou
Bernard Hall
Alexander
Sailea
Fyimid d
Olustee
Nickerson
Algoa Bay
Boston
Reindeer
Strandt
Chandier
Trinidad
Belair
Dunlop
Demerara
John R Stanhope
de Winter
Port Stain
Cora Green
Philbook
Porto Rico
Fororth
Hatteras
du Maud
Purdy
Parks Lyra
Jones
Wilmington
Caroline
Fitzwalter
Dominica
Norwester
McWhinnie
Carthagena
Suez
Baltimore
Cape Verde
John Morrison
James
New Ooleans
Corunna
Tin Port
Salmon P Chace
Shepherd
Azores
Calcutta
Argemene
McAusland
Esther Roy
Roy
Alpheus Marshall
McFaden
Salem
Kryolith
Rotterdam
Ivigtut
Gibraltar
Kate Fawcett
Yoong
Nice
Wick Bay
Porman
Prydain
Carthageia
Hughenoen
Ossian
Guildford
Bona
Triano
Galle
Eva Lynch
Corning
Madras
United Kingdom
Crodno
New Ote
Hamburg
Krig Kestrel
Taylor
St Johns
Taormina
Wravana
Manhattan
Mexico
Barkie Belmont
Perkins
Delaware
Louise Adelaide
Orr
Hong Kong
Annie H Smith
Brown
Lord Gough
City of Chester
Condron
Lake Nepig‘n
Cranmer
Montreal
London
Havre
Parklands
Smith
Newark
Limerick
Corona
Wittenberg
Leghorn
Tyrian
Matanzas
Norona
Chase
North Sydney
Benbrack
Berecke
Ealing
Thompston
New Orleans
Fern Holme
Ritchie
Hottensia
Simonsen
West Bay
Ottersen
Quebec
Naples
Ponca
Nassau
Swis Cardon G Thompson
David W Hunt
Hall
Sagua
Robert M Casey
Philadalpua
St Thomas
Sev Bird
Kabadan
Cayemne
Maracaibo
Crested Wave
Lepaze
Mary E Amsden
Clark
Calais
George Walker
Wright
A J Pettengill
Perry
New Yor
Fajardo
James Slater
Tooker
Panama
San Juan
Pitts
San Francisco
Granda
Seabury
Francisco
Pernambuco
Alter, Crockett
Grand Cayman
Ta Port
Park Ralph B Peake
Sailed and cleared ships, barks, and steamers across Atlantic ports
A long list of vessels including bark Jane Porter, steamers Berkshire and Delaware, brigs Helen M Rowley and Themis, and numerous schooners sail or clear from Astoria Providence Philadelphia and other ports. The record notes sailings on July 12 13 and 14 with arrivals at Queenstown Rio Janeiro Philadelphia and New York and cargoes or destinations for each craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prawle Point
Nestoria
Montreal
Bamburg
Amalfi
New York
Swiremunde
Island
Queenstown
Clan
Monreal
Antwerp
Mercia
Philadelphia
Palama
Liverrool
Caribbean
New Orleans
Newcastle
Castle Hul
Glasgow
Corean
Prussian
Boston
Hull
Jane Kelsall
Port Royal
Galicia
New Yor
Astoria
Jane Porter
de Grach
Nelenslea
Reid
Limerick
Alexandria
Wva
Charlie Buck
Patterron
Peas
Oiver
Barretc
Roberts
Georgis Berry
Ginn
New
Sanford
Brown
JS Jamprey
Harding
Fred Cnase
Nasca
Fall River
J & Lobryan
Bissiey
Kearebec
H J Cottrell
Haskell
Fernandina
Hattie S Willame
Brey
Somerset
Helen Bacbruck
Spra Ue
New Haven
B U Burt
Johnson
Providence
Nelson
Newbury
King
Ano T Ebener
Springer
Charleston
A H_Saerman
Biggins
Salem
Buen Tobin
Hawkins
Lulu Ammerman
Predmore
Mary l Williams
Bullard
Eleuthera
Nathan Lawrence
Copnor
Raymond T Maul
Smith
S. H Davidson
Cvrson
Alice Montgomey
Lavender
Bangor
Luther A Roby
Potter
John J Hanson
Stephens
A P Cranmer
James B Pace
Thrasher
Joe Read
Alien
Sir Matthw Atwood
Pirate
Port Antonio
Jam
Berkshire
March
Fiestbutt
Mills
Hoboken
Helen M Rowley
Rowley
Good Will
Helena Benedict
Manson
Maud Sherwood
Kelly
Lavinia Campbell
Van
Mary S Morse
Crocker
Bath
Harriet Thomas
Edgell
van Name
Gullis
New Brdford
Elisha Gibbs
Rogers
Gard
Augusta
Meaty
Philadephia
Chares
E Balch
W Morse
Reed
Lena
Uotton
Philadelphis
Nettie Champion
Champion
Maggie G Hart
Cumming
H Skinner
Nickerson
Phiadelphia
Etna
Yors
J D Paige
Gifford
A Plummer
Howes
Wishart
Baltimore
Reuben Eastman
Eastmen
City of Columbia
Woouhull
Equator
Nielson
Chared
William H van Brunt
Hoogwout
Jacksonville
Albany
Sailee
Delaware
Wionett
Calais
Schs & M
Abvne Weld
Feareby
Paine
Hilyard
Hillsboro
William Mason
Chase
Georgetown
Florida
White
Rockiana
Ligzie J Clark
Robbiss
Hockland
Galveston
James B Jordan
Martin
Amo
Jennie Lochwood
Poland
Pensacola
Moses B Bramhall
Woochut
Edis Anta J Pardes
Crosby
Kennebec
Grace Davis
Dyer
James L Maroy
Daisty
Swhs
Cellina
Adams
Hattie Oo Crowell
Fall Hiver
John A Curtis
Richmond
A. Hiyannis
Dick Willams
Dover
Charles H Trickey
Kelley
Lanesville
Ira Lafrinier
M H Reed
Joseph Eaton, Jr
Plymouth Rock
Bred Tiler
Chatham
South Channel
William L Roberts
C B Church
N J Dmsmore
H A Hunt
C B Wood
Havana
Louisiana
Gager
Eureka
Quick
Stag
Annie
Norfolk
Rebecca Shepherd
Albert W Smith
Falmouth
Portsmouth
Jozeph Rudd
Warren
Flying Scud
Genovar
Veazie
Banzer
Ec Weybossett
Tracy
RG Whilden
Emiy E Barton
St Michael’s
Rebecca
Charley Woolsey
Lizzie Young
Dore
Newport News
Boaz
West Point
Scis Riza Potter
Hannah
John D Wiliams
Pearce
Dalbeattie
Liniblad
Coton
John Bunsan
Ancestor
Caaiz
Wisconsin
Livepool
Portia
St Johns
Hip Autontte
Iloilo
Olive Thurlow
Iquique
Costa Lebo
Victoria
Lezna
Weiklust
Rio Grande
Hanish
Carleton
Nuevitas
Georgietta Lawrence
Jos Farwell
Marakaibo
Iberia
Frankera
Helen Thompson
Thomaston
Brave
Sullivan
North Carolina
Taunton
HW Daily
Oliver Scocfield
J Oakeley
George FE Young
Stephen J Watts
River Herbert
Modoc
Lucy D Waill
Frankfort
Jennie M Carter
Allen’s Pot
Louise
Dennis
Josie
Werterly
Rogier
Wood
Ho!l
Northport
Glendowe
Liverpool
Planet
Eastport
Lillian
London
Schs
Samue L Crocker
Nesbit
Windsor
Ida A Thurlow
Gand Menan
Suse
St Joan
Henry
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