Burgess Setback As Race Skies Feature Harsh Seas
In the Eastern Yacht Club regatta, four Burgess designs sailed with none winning a prize and only one placing, as a fierce east northeast wind and thick fog hampered racing. An accident nearly fatal to Edward Wheatland on Alice underscored the day’s danger, with Papoose rescuing him after a long struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Burgess
Eastern Yacht Club
Point Allerton
Bayard Thayer
Papoose
Alice
Etting
Mr. Wheatland
Harding
Babboon
General Paine
Harbinger
Minerva
Boston
Royal Robbins
R. F. Robbins
Aarph E. Forbes
William H. Forbes
Thomas Appleton
W.H. Wilder, Jr
Rh. D. Tucker
D. Appleton
Edgar W. Upton
T. B. Everett
F. 5. Moseley
George M. Coburn
Parker Dexter
A. Butler
Theodore Harold
Benjamin M. Paul
Eben Dale
Joseph A. Tasigi
Frank Peabody, Jr
Marblehead
M Harding
Salem
Star of the East
The Story of the Race Opens With Fortuna Leading
At 10 45 the first whistle signaled a 36 3 4 mile course for the first class schooners and other boats while 23 1 4 miles for the sixth seventh and special classes. Fortuna took an early lead followed by Mayflower Sea Fox and Merlin. Mayflower labored with canvas while Merlin, despite late start handicap, surged ahead.
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Merlin
Fortuna
Gfnone
Quickstep
Cinone
Clara
Alga
Fanita
Burgess
Gorilla
Papoose
Verona
Chiquita
Minerva
Alice
Jas
Verena
Harding
Halliards
Karding
Mayflower
Sea Fox
Mayfower
Sea
Harbinger Dominates Coastal Regatta Finish Leads Fleet
The Harbinger showed superior windward work and outfooted rivals to take line honors, crossing some 4 minutes ahead. Kathleen finished second on time, beating Saracen but losing the spot on time allowance. The report lists sixth through seventh class sloops and cutters with winners and prize details, noting Harbinger’s strong performance and the Canfield cup awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Bess
Aigia
Alice
Verena
Gorilla
Chiquita
Papoose
Tinker’s
Hardings
Saracen
Kathleen
Evelyn
New York
Vachuageeshbe
Harbinger
Minerva
C. H. Tweed
P. Carroll
Hemenway
J Arthur Beebe
Lapaose
Hayard Thayer
P. D. Wheatland
Ramona
W. M
W. C. Bray
Harbirger
J. R. Hooper
Sarinen
W.P. Fowle
Kathieep
W. Whitlock
Iéb Evelyn
William Smail
Keeile
C. H. Guild
Great Head Yacht Club cruise extends toward Mt Desert
The Great Head Yacht Club reports several yachts will sail along the Eastern coast to Mt Desert including Clytie Owl Clio Galena Catherina Recreation and others. Portland Yacht Club invites officers to lay over. Returnees include E A C George H Worcester Fancy Swallow Erminie Spray and more. New catboat 24-foot arrives Isles of Shoals. Special hop for non members planned at club house next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Head
Anchorage
George H. Worcester
Fancy
W. H. Mitchell
Rolf
H. Mitchell
Swallow
A. W. Blackman
Erminie
A. W. Torrey
Spray
Thomas Young
Isles of Shoals
Frank Ferdinand
Recreation
Foss
Rockport
Mass
Atlantic Fleet Returns to New London After Rough Passage
Yachts of the Atlantic fleet turned back from Black Rock due to heavy northeast wind. The Athlon led by Vice Commodore E P Haven arrived at 5 pm. The wind eased by evening and the fleet was set to sail again by noon tomorrow. Concord and several other Concords of the Atlantic Yacht Club also stopped at New Haven to rejoin the group at New London tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
New London
Conn
Black Rock
Athlon
E. P. Haven
New Haven
Concord
Atlantic Yacht Club Squadron
Wind bound at the Vineyard Haven harbor
At Vineyard Haven on July 15 schooners Harbinger owned by Henry G. Russell of New Bedford Siren owned by F R Dorrance of New York and Griselda were seen wind bound as they cruised near Nantucket bound vessels anchored in harbor margins and conditions reported by local observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard
Vineyard Haven
Henry G. Russell
New Bedford
Nantucket
Siren
F. R. Dorrance
New York
Griselda
Augusta’s Successful Trial Trip
Providence reports the steam yacht Augusta completed a trial trip to Nantucket satisfactory to owner and builders. Contract speed is 15 mph but she reached 17 mph on the initial run. Augusta measures 128 feet by 18 feet beam and 7 feet draft with I L Elwood aboard.
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Augusta
Providence
Spredau
Nantucket
Herreshoft
I. L. Elwood
de Kalb
Elwood
Manchester
Mary Owell
Stiletto
New York
Philadelphia
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac
Walker Armington
Ohio River
Griselda Yacht Accident At Vineyard Haven Harbor
In Cartage City on July 15 the schooner Griselda rolled heavily in heavy seas at Vineyard Haven Harbor. The boiler upset, scalding a crew member who was attended by Medical Examiner Leach. The injuries are serious and the man likely faces transfer to the Marine Hospital at Vineyard Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griselda
Cartage City
J. W. Hill
Vineyard Haven Harbor
Edna
Leach
Marine Hospital
Vineyard Haven
Great Head Club Yachts Storm-Bound at Rockport
The Great Head Yacht Club sails storm-bound at Rockport on July 15, listing Flagship Clytie Commo modore Cook Ow! Vice Commodore Curby Galena Captain Bicknell Katherine Captain Smith Clio Captain Merrill. They are bound on a cruise to Mt. Desert. All are well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Head Club
Rockport
Great Head Yacht Club
Clytie
Flora Lee Boat Sold in Quincy Harbor Deal
The Flora Lee, a well known harbor boat, was sold by W. H. Packard to C. D. Lanning of Dorchester in Quincy on July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Flora Lee
W. H. Packard
C. D. Lanning
Dorchester
Hagard's She staged at Oakland Garden with strong cast
A vivid Oakland Garden production of H Rider Hag gard's She was well received last night under director Al Feeley. Grace Huntington’s She impressed with queenly dignity and passionate presence while Louise Hunter as Astane gave a steady devotion. Al Feeley and James Horne as Horace Holly and Leo Viney drew solid acclaim as the rest of the cast held the balance well for a week long run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Garden
H. Rider Haggard
al Feeley
Grace Huntington
Louise Hunter
Astane
Horace Holly
James Horne
Leo Viney
Five murderers respited by President until Aug ninth
St. Louis July 16 Five men named Jack Spaniard Joe Martin William Walker Elsie James and Frank Capel were sentenced to hang next Wednesday for murder in the Indian Territory Fort Smith Ark. The President has respited them until Aug 9 to allow a review of their cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Jack Spaniard
Joe Martin
William Walker
Elsie James
Frank Capel
Indian Territory
Fort Smith
Ark
Meet of Wheelmen at Cottage City Highlights Annual Event
Abbott Bassett secretary of the Massachusetts Division of the League of American Wheelmen has left Cottage City after consultations with Cottage City Consul George W. Smith. Rhode Island division will join Massachusetts for the August 7 to 10 meet featuring a baseball game excursions to Nantucket and Gay Head and races around Ocean Park. The meet is planned as an annual fixture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage City
Corrace City
Fortune and Peariine Mentioned in Wealth Ad Phrase
A fragment references Fair Goddess Fortune and Pyle's Peariine in a vintage sales line. The text evokes luck and luxury branding but offers no concrete event or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortune
Pyle
Pickard Marries Miss Gerrish in Portsmouth Social Event
The wedding of John Pickard principal of Portsmouth High School to Miss Jeanie A. Gerrish occurred at the Kimball mansion in Portsmouth. Notables attended including Judge Dana General Farnsworth Robert L. Harris and A P Weeks. The couple planned a two year European stay after sailing from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouutnh
N. H
John Pickard
Portsmouth High School
Jeanie A. Gerrish
George A. Gerrish
Boston
David Kimball
Portsmouth
Kimball Mansion
Austin Street
W. A. McGinley
Edith K. Harris
New York
Sarah
Mary A. Harris
Emma J. Potter
Roxbury
Daniel Pickard
Franklin Falls
Henry J. Ide
Charles W. Franklin
Edward L. Alexander
Europe
Collision off Highland Light sinks Bushrod W Hill schooner
The Boston schooner Bushrod W Hill capt Newcombe, sailing in ballast for Baltimore, was hit by Spanish steamer Federico in dense fog off Highland Light. The Starboard side was stove in and the vessel capsized after attempts to tow. Crew of ten were rescued. Federico sustained no damage. Built 1872 at Bath, 606 tons, owned by Charles E Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushrod W. Hill
Boston
Newcombe
Baltimore
Highland Light
Federico
Matanzas
Newccombe
Bath
Charles E. Morrison
Noting the Fourth of July and Firecracker customs
A letter from H. T. of Boston dated July 18 argues against critics of the traditional Fourth celebration. It links fireworks to American labor protections and tariffs on gunpowder, defending the splutter flash and noise as part of national custom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taverner
H. T
Boston
Candidates for the Bar Thirty six applicants pass Twenty two approved
Of thirty six applicants examined for Suffolk county bar admission twenty two passed. The names include Roscius H Bach Walter C Burbank John H Colby Joseph M Curley Frank Dickerman Harry B Emmons Charles Forbes Thomas H Gage Jr Fred Gilpatric Joseph J Hahn Edwin B Jourdain Fred L Norton George R Nutter Henry Oxnard Henry A Richardson Harry Rollins Brie nas Charles H Tyler George M Nook William J Williams and Edward C Wright. They will be sworn in July 23 at 9 30 o clock in the Supreme Court room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County Bar
Roscius H. Bach
Va H. Bronson
Walter C. Burbank
John H. Colby
Joseph M. Curley
Frank
Dickerman
Harry B. Emmons
Charles $. Forbes
Thomas H. Gage, Jr
Fred
Henry Rs Oxnard
Henry A. Richardson
Harry
Rollins
Brie
Charles H. Tyler
George M. Nook
William J. Williams
Edward C. Wright
Supreme Court
Salem sewerage problem and street widening hearings
Salem aldermen held hearings on widening Bridge Street from Washington to North and on Washington sidewalks above Pond Street. The June city marshal report showed 125 arrests, mainly drunkenness. Sewer extensions in Ward 5 were tabled and sewerage system planning referred to a joint committee. Aldermen Arey Tierney and Smith named to the panel. Essex Electric Street Railway Co sought a location in Salem. Referred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Sprecrau
Bridge Street
Washington
North
Pond Street
Arey,Tierney and Smith
Essex Electric Street Railway Company
Aldermen of Waltham Elect Mayor Pro Tempore
Waltham July 15 Aldermen elect T B Eaton to act as Mayor pro tempore in Mayor Fisher absence. C P Bond chosen president pro tempore. A petition urged equal recognition for homeopathic and allopathic medicine if land for City Hospital is granted. Various orders adopted and minor salary changes made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
SprecraAn
Fisher
T. B. Eaton
C. P. Bond
Daulton Writes From Denver on Militia Run
Mark W. Daulton, who left Salem June 18 amid a sensational story, reports from Denver that he arrived July 9 and plans a ranching stay. Colonel Daulton of the Second Cadets grants furlough until Oct 11 to complete fifteen years in the Massachusetts militia, confirming friends that his departure was aboveboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Mark W. Daulton
Denver
Col
Dalton
Massachusetts Militia
Captured at Montreal in highway robbery case
Simeon Vezina of Malden fled Boston after skipping $2000 bonds for grand jury trial. His bondsman hired Officer Sullivan to locate him. Sullivan wired from Montreal that he found Vezina and will return him Tuesday evening. Vezina is a local barber shop proprietor with a wife and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Simeon Vezina
Boston
Montreal
Charles Fessenden
Sullivan
Vezina
Diphtheria and Fever at Salem
Salem notes official figures on disease as of July 16. Since Jan 1 there have been 87 diphtheria cases and 38 deaths, plus 76 scarlet fever cases. Current counts show 14 diphtheria and 12 scarlet fever cases remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Boston
Gloucester Woman Disappears from Weston Avenue
Gloucester July 15. Alice Bott wife of Henry H Bott of 155 Weston avenue has vanished leaving two small children. She has not been seen since last Tuesday night and her husband and friends are alarmed. No tidings as to her whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Alice
Henry H. Bott
Weston Avenue
Circus advance agent fails to buy grocer supplies
Harry Cohen, advance agent for Barnum's circus, arrived in Portsmouth to purchase groceries and meats for the show set to open tomorrow. Grocers refused to supply, forcing him to travel to Newburyport for provisions. Dealers said the morning shipment could not be paid for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Harry Cohen
Barnum’s Circus
Newburyport
Courts in the United States Circuit Court July 15
Proceedings detail liquidated claims in Maine and New York parties, including Thomas v Stewart for lumber and notes totaling 408.96 in 1884, and Fuller v Winchester estate with contested will actions and auditor reports leading to default judgment and habeas relief. The court also appoints an examiner in United States v Bell Telephone. Nelson, J. rules on citizenship in Meyer v Young, allows writ amendment to change Massachusetts to New York status, with terms reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Charles M. Thomas
William H. Stewart
Maine
Owen A. Galvin
Boardman Hall
Wakefield G. Frye
C. C. Powers
William J. Stevens
William G. Fuller
Bill In Equity
Amasa Winchester
Middlesex County
General Butler
R. Lund
W. E. Jewell
E. W. Hutchins
United States
Bell Telephone Company
Frederick M. Otis
Harrisburg
Enn
Louis Meyer
James H. Young
Nelson
Massachusetts
New York
Merrifield Held on Scurrilous Postal Charge
Joseph Merrifield of Arlington faced a July 15 hearing before U S Commissioner Hallett after being charged with sending a scurrilous postal to F J Rogers of Norwood to coerce payment of a debt. He was held in 300 dollars for further examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Hallett
Joseph Merrifield
Arlington
F. J. Rogers
Norwood
Superior Court July 15 Bailiff’s Notes Lavish Offences
July 15 sessions list several cases: Barker J William J Foley fined $50 and costs for liquor law violation. Johanna Condon similar offence. House of Industry four months. Frederick Eddy embezzlement two years at House of Correction. Flora Brooks six months at House of Industry. Included are Commonwealth vs De Lodge liquor. Smith gaming. Littens liquor law. Waters Palmer O'Brien Conney Driscoll assault and battery. Foley larceny. Bannon assault. Koos liquor law. Allery liquor. O Lourke liquor.
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Superior Criminal Court
Barker
William J. Foley
Johanna Condon
House of Industry
Fredrick Eddy
House of Correction
Flora Brooks
Commonwealth
de Lodge
Same
Smith
Littens
Waters
Sae
Palmer
O'Brien
Conney
House of Ill-Fame
Driscoll
Foley
Bannon
Koos
Allery
Saime
O' Lourke
Probate Court July 16 Suffolk County Admin Grants
Letters of administration were granted on estates including Howes Ryder James Allen Catherine J Hall Catherine Smith John Burke Eunice M Coffin John T Smith William R Baker Jane Hendry Pembroke Huckins Frank O Connell Edward Hopson Enna C Jameson Stephen P Ruggles Michael Quigley Julius C Sweet John Bohling George T Crossman. Wills admitted to probate include Edward McLaughlin Jacob Schmidter Jacob B Moore Robert E Calder John B Parkinson John H Stimson Clement Willis Nathaniel M Jernagan Mary Keyes Mary Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howes Ryder
James ©. Allen
Catherine J. Hall
Catherine Smith
John Burke
Eunice M. Coffin
John T. Smith
William R. Baker
Jane Hendry
Pembroke. Huckins
Frank O'Connell
Edward Hopson
Enna C. Jameson
Stephen P. Ruggles
Michael Quigley
Julius C. Sweet
John Bohling
George T. Crossman
Edward Mclaughlin
Jacob Schmidter
Jacob B. Moore
Robert E. Calder
John B. Parkinson
John H. Stimson
Clement Willis
Nathaniel M. Jernagan
Mary Keyes
Mary Thompson
Probate Court Proves Wills of Essex County Deceased
In Salem July 16 the Probate Court for Essex County proved wills of Edward Boyle Gloucester Ellen S Baxter Peabody James Clark Salem Elizabeth Foster Gloucester George Gilbert Swampscott James Hill Lynn Jonas B Hill Andover Margaret B Johnson Ipswich Mary L Law Gloucester Laura Mansfield Lynn Priscilla Paul Peabody Ezra Perkins Essex Jonathan L Shirley Salem Also inventories filed for William Maddox Lawrence Susan L Poole Lynn Hiram A Tenney Newburyport Patrick H Leery Manchester Mary Hurd Lynn Henry Barton Providence R I in trust for Harriet H Greene and others William E Porter Wenham George Curtis Nahant in trust for Nancy B Curtis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex County
Salem
Harmon
Edward Boyle
Gloucester
Ellen S. Baxter
Peabody
James Clark
Elizabeth Foster
George Gilbert
Swampscott
James Hill
Lynn
Jonas B. Hill
Andover
Margaret B. Johnson
Ipswich
Mary L. Law
Laura Mansfield
Priscilla Paul
Ezra Perkins
Essex
Jonathan
Lawrence
Susan L. Poole
Hiram A. Tenney
Newburyport
Patrick H. Leery
Manchester
Mary Hurd
Henry Barton
Providence
R. L
Harriet H Greene
William E. Porter
Wenham
George Curtis
Nahant
Nancy B. Curtis
Probate Court Appoints Administrators in Dukes County
In Edgartown on July 15 Edgar town probate session appointed J. B. G. Collins as administrator of Gratton N. Collins’s estate, with Rotch and Norris named administrators for Nathan Clifford and Mary S. Nye estates. Wills probated include Mary J. Tilton of Chilmark Philander Smith of Tisbury and Charles J. Barney of Edgartown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dukes County
Edgartown
Peige
J. B. G. Collins
Gratton N. Collins
Oak Bluffs Land Company
Katama Land and
Martha's Vineyard Railroad Company
Caleb L. Rotch
Jones Norris
Nathan Clifford
Mary 8
Nye
Wills
Mary J. Tilton
Chilmark
Philander Smith
Tisbury
Charles J. Barney
Morris Schwarzberge case paused in municipal court
In a July 15 criminal session Judge Harpy and Forsaith spared Morris Morris Perle Morris, who ran up a bill at United States Hotel, with a nominal $25 fine plus costs. The gambling defendants at 40 Carver Street faced $10 fines and costs, while McKenzie also paid $100 and costs for illegal selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpy and Forsaith
J.J. Perle Morris
United States
Morris Schwarzberge
Frank Pray
Alpheus Tibbetts
James Hearne
Richard Holman
James McKenzie
Carver Street
McKenzie
Alleged liquor violation and misrepresentation case reported
William Foley faced a continuance after allegedly taking C Wesley Bastian's watch on Washington street last Saturday evening. Henry M Fleming alias Henry Edwards was fined $16 and costs for obtaining $3 by false pretences claiming he would aid the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in persecuting two men he claimed docked a horse's tail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Foley
C. Wesley
Bastian
Washington Street
Henry M. Fleming
Henry Edwards
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
City Notes: Outing Guests and Fire Department Promotions
The Massachusetts Club summer outing with Senator George F. Hoar as guest will be at Point of Pines next Friday. Fire Board promotes Lt. H Moning to captain of Engine 2 and Ladderman C Z Adams to lieutenant of Engine 2, with several substitutes assigned to engines and hoses. Mrs. Ella White, shot by her husband, is recovering. Pain's Fire of London runs at the Amphitheatre nightly as weather allows. City yards, docks management transferred from Captain Matthews to Civil Engineer McCullom. A new fireproof ballot safe and storage room for ballots and foxes, under the Australian system, are completed and whitened in City Hall basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Club
George F. Hoar
Point of Pines
Board of Fire Commissioners
H. Moning
Ladder Company
C. Z. Adams
F. A. J. Corcoran
J. F. Galvin
Tracy
Yards and Docks Department
Charlestown
Matthews
U.S.N
McCullom
Great Chiefs Attend Meeting at Quincy House
The Great Chiefs Council of the Independent Order of Red Men met at Quincy House with Great Sachem Charles A. Russell presiding to adopt a code for chieftain governance and new badges for past sachems. A banquet honoring Sagamore of the United States is set for Aug 28, with the great council arriving Aug 29. A private Thorndike dinner was held with about twelve attendees. many names and residences among registrants are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Chiefs’ Council of the Independent Order of Red Men of
Massachusetts
Quincy House
Charles A. Russell
Sachem
Sagamore
Great Council of the
United States
Great Council
Thorndike
Parker’s
Elijah Baker
Philadelphia
James H. Feria
Cincinnati
J. L. Hadley
Buffalo
Eneorge Boldthwaite
Texas
Harry Piareh Seems
Hia
C. J. Carlyle
Chattapooge
Penn
Witliam B
Old South Lectures of 1889 Summer Series
Old South lectures begin Wednesday July 31 1889 focusing on American French history centennial theme. Lecturers include Coffin Griffis Hosmer Fiske Towle Woolson Lovett Hale with free tickets by July 30 for youths in their own handwriting at Old South Study in History Boston. limited adult tickets available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
France
Champlain
Quebec
Charles C. Coffin
la Salle
Great West
W. E. Griffis
James K. Hosmer
Wolfe
Montcalm
England
John Fiske
Franklin
George M. Towle
Washington
Lafayette
Abba Goold Woolson
Thomas Jefferson
Louisiana Purchase
Robert Morss Lovett
Edward Everett Hale
Old South Studies In History
Old South Meeting House
Boston
The Burning Prairie in The Apaches at Point of Pines
Thayer showcases a novel fire spectacle the burning prairie in The Apaches, a nightlyProtechnic drama at the Point of Pines. The sensational pyrotechnic sequence, featuring cities fleets forts and plains, has drawn strong crowds and widespread acclaim for its visual impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer
Pines
Have you tried Elastic Starch It needs no cooking
A brief inquiry notes a practical starch product named Elastic Starch. It claims no cooking is required, suggesting convenient use without heat or preparation. The fragment implies consumer curiosity about a ready to use starch alternative.
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Eastern Club Regatta
Charles H. Joy
I. Dennie Boardman
J. 5
Fay, Jr
R. D. Sears
Williams. Eaton, Jr
Pickard
Gerrisa
Bushrod W. Y. Hull
Mark Daulton
Suffolk County
Mckum, J
Brunswick
William W. Coffin
Henry McCall
Louisianas
M. H. Ferrest
Rosa Sidell
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ogelver
HH. K Porter
Pittsburg
L. F. Eshleman
New Orleans
H. Brown Sanford
Dayton
McMaster and Family
Wheeling
A3c Brace and Family
United States Bary? Prager
Albany
Moses Joy, Jr
Petersburg
Taylor
van Buren
Tinley Acker
J. G. Holland
Pittsfield
C. Sets
Springfield
Elisha
B. Loomis
Bea
George F. Bodwell
Chicago
Charles Russell
W. L. Kidder
Terre Haute
Revere
L. R. Dyke
Burlington
A. M. Spencer
Rotherham
Eng
B. C. Frost
Phillipsburg
Robert Zanes
Indianapolis
G. S. Biden
Keokuk
C. H. Craves & Sons
Hawkhilns Sr
Colchis Mining Co
Robert &. Ingersoll
N. Y
Chas. D. Jenkins
M.D
Herbert Parsons
Nathan Cleaves
Portland
Chas. E. Coon
Congress ST
India
China
Thompson
Old South
Rye Beach
Boynton’s
Batchelder’s
Little Boar’s Head
Farragut
Seaview
D. W. Keith
Edson, Keith & Co
Hector McKenzie
Henry Trowbridge
Courtland H. Trowbridge
J. BR. Sherbrooks
William A. Prescott
Prescott
H. L. Knowles
E. A. Locke
W. C. Boyden
Sheffield
Robert 8. Benny
Miss McFarlan
Can
C. B. Boynton
Tappan Halsey
O. B. Bell
J. A. Cooper and Son
Kansas City
H. G. Walker
Jackson
Mich
S. L. Fleshman
Bessie de Witt
J. B. M. Kehler
Justis
Hotchkiss
K. F. Huddy
E. M. Fagan
C. W. Adams
Joseph McKey
St. Paul
Minn
G. A
C. M. Light
Henry Pepper
John Gwinn
G. W. Head
Utica
D. K. William
Addie M. French
Emmons Philbrick
Rising Sun
Arry F. Knight
Famil
Wichita
Kan
Samuel W. Cressk
Richard Hoffman
Batchelder
E. F. Slafter
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