Enormous Yield of Cereals A Cotton Crop Worth 80 Million
Galveston Texas reports statewide crop optimism with cereals and cotton poised for record returns. The News projects Texas agricultural value near 125 million dollars for the year, citing bumper wheat oats and a cotton crop potential between 1.5 and 2.0 million bales worth about 80 million, plus large cattle and wool sectors.
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Galveston
Tex
Northwest
Texas
California
Divorce Granted to Annie M Fox from Richard K Fox
Judge Donohue in New York Supreme Court grants Annie M Fox an absolute divorce from Richard K Fox of the Police Gazette. They wed in Belfast in 1869 and have six children. Custody of all children, $2600 yearly alimony, and a $1000 counsel fee awarded. Fox’s income stated between 150000 and 200000 in 1882, now at least 100000. Fox is reportedly abroad with a woman he calls his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Donohue
Supreme Court
Annie M. Fox
Richard K. Fox
Police Gazette
Belfast
Ireland
Maine Dental Association Holds Twentieth Annual Convention
The Maine Dental Association convened in Brunswick with 36 members present led by Dr. J. W. Curtis. Attending were Dr. W. H. Atchinson of New York Dr. Merriam of Salem Harvard instructors Prof. Fillebrown and Dr. Williams of New Haven. Reports were given by the executive committee librarian and treasurer. Lectures covered Cocaine by Dr. Bacon of Portland Crown Setting and Root Filling by Impression by Dr. Merriam. Evening papers discussed Gold Filling by Dr. Roberts of Augusta and Sponge Grafting by W. H. Atkinson of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Maine Dental Association
J. W. Curtis
W. H. Atchinson
New York
H. C., Merriam
Salem
Harvard
Thomas Fillebrown
Williams
New Haven
Conn
Thirteenth Rhode Island reunion held at Newport
Providence July 21 The thirteenth annus reunion of the first Rhode Island regiment and first battery was held at Newport today with about 200 com rades present from a nearly 500 member body. Officers elected include President Charles H. Merriam Vice President Gen Lewis Richmond Adjutant Eben W Waterhouse Secretary George Edward Allen Assistant W F Slocum Adj Gen Dennis Surgeon C T Gardner Chaplain Augustus Woodbury.
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Providence
First
Rhode Island
Newport
Charles H. Merriam
Lewis Richmond
Eben W. Waterhouse
William A. Stedman
R. Bucklin
J. Hackett
B. Remington
George Edward Allen
W. F. Slocum
GC. R. Dennis
C. T. Gardner
Augustus Woodbury
Mexican editors visit Baltimore for city tour and banquet
The Mexican editors arrived in Baltimore and were welcomed by Mayor Latrobe at city hall. They met John Morris at the Journalists' club, toured offices, enjoyed lunch, and planned visits to city sites followed by a banquet that evening.
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Baltimore
Journalists’club
Latrobe
Journalists’ Club
John Morris
Indian raids in Texas prompt frontier concerns
Kinney county private letter reports hostile bands exploiting cavalry withdrawal to roam the frontier. It notes two Mexicans killed near Pinto creek, eight at Las Vegas, about 20 others elsewhere in the trans Rio Grande region, and a band of 15 raiders near Manning Bros. ranch. No confirmed deaths in Texas yet.
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Galveston
Tex
San Antonio
Kinney County
Las Vegas
Trans- Rio Grande
Kinney
Manning Bros
Texas
Eliza Healy Arrested in Perryville Murder Case
Providence Rhode Island July 21 Eliza Healy wife of Dennison Healy arrested at her mother's Perryville home on a charge of murdering her husband She was held for examination after a brief appearance before the trial justice Her account claimed the shooting was accidental while her husband prepared to shoot crows testimony at the coroner's inquest prompted the arrest
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Providence
Eliza Healy
Dennison Healy
Perryville
Governor Island to Open as Lake Winnepesaukee Resort
WEIS NEW HAMPTON NH July 21 It is settled that Governor's Island known as Davis Island will be a Washingtonians resort. Largest island in Lake Winnepesaukee. Stilson Hutchins proprietor of the Washington Post hires a landscape mind to plan driveways and layout. Ten thousand trees to be planted and a $20 000 house to be erected this fall using island quarry stone.
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Weis
N.H
Governor’s Island
Davis Island
Pittsfield Mystery Drawer Opens With No Dunbar Papers
In Pittsfield Mass on July 21 detectives opened a safe drawer in the gas company vault expected to reveal Dunbar papers. Only Kellogg estate papers and items for safekeeping were found. nothing connected to Dunbar or his mysterious death was uncovered.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Dunbar
E. H. Kellogg
Northwest distillery leaders form new whiskey pool
In Chicago on July 21 over 100 distillery representatives gather to establish a whiskey pool with stricter production rules and a monetary forfeit held by the secretary. They report the trade as healthy with easy stock sale at low prices and no evident reasons for price drops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwest
Disorderly man shot by officer in Cincinnati
George Bronstop, intoxicated, was arrested last night and placed in a street car to Cumminsville police station. He bolted from the car mid-journey, was ordered to halt, and Officer Hanks fired striking and killing him. The officer says the shot was meant for the air and not to injure.
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Cincinnati
George Bronstop
Cumminsville
Half Way
Hanks
Burglars Steal at Pittsfield Homes Including Learned House
Burglars visited several Pittsfield houses last night stealing $40 and valuables from the home of Hon. Edward Learned and a gold watch plus cash from Gilbert West. In other houses thieves were frightened away after being alerted, with clothing taken from bedsides and pockets searched in at least one more residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Mass
Edward
Gilbert West
Senate approves bill to publish New Hampshire veterans records
Concord reports the senate passed a bill for publishing the records of New Hampshire veterans. The house sent several passed bills to committees while additional measures were heard, including a railroad committee public hearing on banning steam as a street railway motive power.
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Concord
N. H
Senate
New Hampshire
House
House Railroad Committee
Six Cambridge ladies survive capsize in Annisquam channel
Gloucester, Mass. July 21 Capt Eben H Davis command sailboat with six Cambridge women including Mrs James Kellen and three daughters plus Mrs Samuel Noyes Jr and Mrs Kent was capsized by a sudden squall this noon. All were dumped into the water but rescued and brought ashore by other boats.
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Gloucester
Mass
Eben H. Davis
Cambridge
James Kellen
Samuel Noyes, Jr
Kent
Annisquam Channel
Dying General Grant aided by morphine under watch
N Y July 21 report on General Grant shows extreme fatigue after a long ride, slipping into weakness and coughing fits. Morphine was given at the patient’s insistence, aiding sleep but followed by hiccups and choking on nourishment. By midnight he remained conscious, with pulse steadier and brandy given to revive him.
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McGinecor
N. Y
Douglas
Jesse Grant
Gen. Grant
Dr. Douglas
Grant
Dr. Newman
Col
Fred Grant
Nellie
Fred
Col. Grant
Newman
Dawson
Mr. McGreeGor
Riel Goes On Trial For High Treason In Regina
The Leader of the Northwest Rebellion, Louis Riel, faced trial in Regina for high treason. He appeared cheerful and composed as police escorted him, and denied guilt. Defense seeks delay to secure Gabriel Dumont as witness. if not granted, insanity may be claimed.
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Northwest
Winnipeg
Man
Louis Riel
Regina
Richardson
Henry le Jeanne
Riel
Fitzpatrick
Upper Canada
British Columbia
Robinson
God
Gabriel Dumont
Montana
The Telegraph War Continues in Court Across Divided Lines
Hearing before Judge Donohue on July 21 focused on stay of proceedings and receiverships for the Western Union Telegraph, Bankers and Merchants, and American Rapid companies. Receivers Farnsworth and Harland clashed over jurisdiction and fiduciary conduct as Col. Ingersoll argued for certificate holders. NY Telegraph office manager Seymour reported improved operations with lines restored to major points though Rochester, Syracuse, and Saratoga remain cut off.
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New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Bankers and Merchants
American Rapid Companies
Donohue
Shipman
Bankers
Farnsworth
Bankers and Merchants’ Company
Harland
American Rapid Company
Robert G. Ingersoll
A. H. Seymour
New York Mat
Bankers and Merchants’ Telegraph Company
Aid
Rochester
Syracuse
Saratoga
Torrid Wave At Pittsburg And New York
Pittsburg reports a record heat wave with 99 degrees at 1 PM and storms dropping it to 86. Four heat prostrations, one death, and mill shutdowns followed. A letter carrier, William Copeland, was seriously ill. New York meanwhile hit 98 degrees by 3:30 PM with 23 prostrations after 3 PM and a fatal case in Greenpoint. Farmers in eastern Long Island report burned crops.
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Pittsburg
Black Diamond Steel Works
William Copeland
New York
Patrick Mulligan
St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church
Long Island City
Greenpoint
Long Island
Hurricane in Connecticut Shatters New Britain Homes
Violent wind and rain lash New Britain with two storm cells producing a cyclone like wind. Chimneys topple, trees uproot, three houses damaged including Hugh Miner and W L Humason properties and the Bartlett school roof torn. Loss not yet estimated but deemed substantial for the town.
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New Britain
Hartford
Conn
Hugh Miner
W. L. Humason
Bartlett School
Union National Bank to Liquidate and New Bank Plan
Stockholders voted 16 499 of 24 000 shares to liquidate the Union National bank. A committee was formed to promote a new bank in New York with at least 100 000 capital to take over Union’s business. Separately, a commission was appointed to supervise Harlem River bridge construction costing about 2 million dollars, located 1600 feet above High Bridge.
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New York
Union National Bank
Union Bank
Wall Street
Vernon G. Brown
Jacob Lorillard
David J. King
Harlem River
Fatal rodeo incident near Johnson ranch in Indian Territory
A Chickasaw named Ward was killed and cowboys Johnson and Campbell wounded in a Saturday fight over cattle ownership near Johnson ranch in the Indian Territory, reported from Little Rock.
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ST. Louis
Little Rock
Ark
Post-Dispatch
Johnson Ranch
Indian Territory
Ward
Johnson
Campbell
Angostura Bitters Sold by Siegart & Sons Warns Drinkers
Do not travel without a bottle of Angostura Bitters to flavor Soda and Lemonade and keep your digestive organs in order. Buy the genuine Angostura of world wide fame manufactured only by D R J G B Siegert & Sons.
Postmasters warned as misuse of funds triggers embezzlement ruling
Washington dispatch outlines an official opinion that postmasters who use or divert postal money for personal use are embezzlers even if deposits are pending. It lists new fourth class and commissioned postmasters, a missing ten thousand dollar certificate recovered from waste paper, and related notices on tariffs, court martial, and appointments.
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Washington
Post Office Department
United States
Henry W. Green
Topsham
Sagadahoc County
F. J. Preston
Danville
Caledonia County
Orlo Dutton
Middlesex
Washington County
L.S. Hukinroy
Gouldsville
J. D. Fletcher
Bridgeport
Addison County
H. M. Wells
East Fairfield
Franklin County
W. 8S. Whitney
Granville
Orleans County
D. M. Bump
Hydeville
Rutland County
E. W. Smith
North Hyde Park
Lamoille County
W. D. Halett
Wallingford
C. E. Adams
Cottingsville
Irvin Stephenson
Lowell
Timothy Shaw, Jr
Biddeford
Joshua S. Palmer
Portland
Benjamin Harrison
Palatka
Fla
Mary M. Force
Selma
Ala
Ill
Daniel A. Sullivan
Spring Valley
Minn
Frank T. Lynch
Leavenworth
Kan
Calvin E. Forbes
St. Paul
Neb
H. H. Goff
Richford
D R. Denemore
West Burke
E. T. Noyes
Hyde Park
E. 5. Slade
Hartland
Windsor County
G. A. Pease
West Belton
Chittenden County
W. E. Adams
Arlington
Bennington County
J. E. Ruffum
East Dorset
N. McFarland
Johnstown
The Ancient Incas correspondence inter-ocean
A descriptive letter extols the Inca empire for grandeur industry and intelligence. It notes stonework quarries where Spaniards failed to locate, copper hardening, gold and silver ornaments, and textile craft surpassing modern looms. It ends by praising their government.
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Peru
The Loss of the Tokio Near Yokohama
Crew members arriving on the Arabic recount the Tokio wreck off Yokohama after fog and a sudden beaching on a shelving rock. Commodore Maury and officers watched the vessel strike, back off, then fail. cargo saved while the ship sank in a typhoon.
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San Francisco
Pacific Mail
Tokio
China
Yokohama
Cape King
Maury
Hubbard
Shanghai
Hong Kong
Wild West show assets auctioned in Willimantic
The Carver Wild West show properties once owned by Messrs McCafferty and G W Lason of Ft Worth Texas were partly sold at auction in Willimantic. About 20 ponies and bronchos plus saddles pistols tents and gear changed hands to buyers from New Haven Norwich and Hartford. Horses sold to Middletown Stafford Boston and Wilbraham Mass. Prices ranged 50 to 175 dollars. Col Groner Buffalo Bill's agent attended but bought only small items.
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Willimantic
Conn
Messrs. McCafferty
G. W. Lason
Ft. Worth
Tex
Newhaven
Norwich
Hartford
Middletown
Stafford
Boston
Wilbraham
Mass
Col. Groner
Buffalo Bill
Nantasket Beach Seaside Prosperity Draws Thousands
Nantasket Beach throngs daily as New England visitors enjoy added public accommodations and extra late boats. A Friday fireworks display at Hotel Nantasket follows a Mexican band and Reeves's American band concert, promising a memorable seaside event with hourly steamers from Rowe's Wharf and late return trips.
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New England
Sears
Hotel Nantasket
Reeves
Rowe’s Wharf
Fire Under Ground at Hollenback Shaft Contained
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania a fire broke out when a lamp detached from a carpenter's hat ignited gas while timbering a faulty chamber 700 feet underground. A large force battled the blaze for two days and the fire is now reported under control.
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Wilkesbarre
Hollenback
Salem boards act to supply Peabody water from Salem
The Salem water board orders Superintendent Grash to open the Boston street connection and supply Peabody with water if Peabody authorities desire it. B W Crowninshield favors buying nearby land to expand Ft Sewall property into a large, complete precinct. A town vote will follow soon. Somerville civil service examiners held an exam for hire on the police force vacancy, while four current officers sat for sergeant promotion.
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Salem Water Board
Boston Street
Peabody
Salem Water
B. W. Crowninshield
Marblehead
Ft. Sewall
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Somerville
Seret Olsom
Cholera Inoculation Sparks Debate Across Spain and United States
Washington reports Col. John W. Foster transmitted E De La Granja Boston physician’s report on Dr Ferran anti cholera inoculation. In Valencia the commission found inoculated residents praised Ferran yet data shows limited or no immunity and possible risks. Debate grows as Spain suspends inoculations amid inquiry while Ferran’s method is criticized as crude unscientific and experimental.
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Washington
John W. Foster
United States
Spain
State Department
E. de la Granja
Boston
Ferran
la Granja
Aleira
Dr. Ferran
Secretary of the Interior
Algemesi
Alsira
Serious Charges Against Official At Cambridge Almshouse
A Cambridge public hearing before the overseers of the poor heard allegations that inmates at the Cambridge almshouse were cruelly treated. The boy, age 12, described confinement in a dark cell, bread and water, physical abuse, and neglect. Testimonies from multiple witnesses supported abusive conditions, with a doctor stating the boy is crippled for life. hearing adjourned to Thursday.
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Cambridge Almshouse
City Hall
Cambridge
Board of Overseers of the Poor
Anthony Murnighan
Il. G. Blair
Mr. Murnighan
Jos. J. Gargan
Messrs
William J. Beliers
Daniel J. Noyes
John Murnighan
John Murnighan, Jr
Conastion
Timothy Corcoran
George Mullen
Second Brigade Enters Camp at Fram ingham in Heat of Day
The Second Brigade arrives at Framingham camp for a special week long event titled Playing Soldier. Units include ninth fifth and eighth infantry first battalion cavalry first battalion artillery and signal and ambulance corps. Heat reaches 97 degrees as guards drill and ambulance corps provide unexpected aid. Capt Brown is placed under arrest after a clash with Col Bancroft during police drill and a football game entertains veterans who praise the regiment. Act two planned for today if weather permits.
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Old Bay State
State Camp Ground
Signal Corps
Ambulance Corps
Pemberton Square
Albany
Boston
Framingham
Yelept
Landy
State Arsenal
Artillery
Cavalry
Peach
Frost
Lieut
Benyon
Fifth Regiment
Lieut. Clark
Brown
Col. Bancroft
George Washington
Gisum
Tifth
Empire State to Run Moonlight Excursion After Repairs
After repairs to a wheel damaged by a sunken log the Empire State resumes service with a moonlight trip Thursday leaving Battery wharf at 7 45 p m and returning at 10 30 p m A regular concert program accompanies the sail and more excursions are scheduled including north shore trips Friday and Sunday Saturday trip by Conant Thread song and next Monday fishing trip Moonlight sails continue nightly until further notice.
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Empire State
Battery Wharf
Conant Thread Song
Paris monument sale tops three ten thousand dollars
Victor Hugo's Paris monument fund reaches 30100 dollars as new efforts unfold. Miss Clevelanda's book will be translated into Italian and French. Congressman Collins to be entertained by Irish party in London today. William Tinsley of Cincinnati, oldest architect in the United States, has died at age 88. Stilson Hutchins denies Blaine owns or ever owned Washington Post stock. John Bigelow plans a two volume collection of Samuel J. Wilde n's speeches this summer. A. P. Hitchcock to become New Haven Palladium editor this fall. George L. Phillips sails to Europe for three years. Belva Lockwood in Salt Lake City lecture on women's roles.
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Register of the Treasury
Senor Romero
Associated Press
San Francisco
Pacific Mail Company
Colima
Mazatlan
Mexico
United States
Victor Hugo
Paris
Miss Clevelanda
Collins
London
William Tinsley
Cincinnati
Stilson Hutchins
James G. Blaine
Washington Post
John Bigelow
Samuel J. Wilden
New Haven Palladium
A. P. Hitchcock
Norwich Bulletin
George L. Phillips
Europe
Salt Lake City
Belva Lockwood
Amos Blake
Lynn Home
Lynn Hospital
Little Wanderers
Boston
Wilber F. Newhall
Music Hall
A. H. Tirrell
Addie Estes
Atlantic City
N. J
B. F. Spinner & Co
Norway
Towns
Mablehead Water Company
Lynn
King of Dahomey Raiders Kill and Capture On West African Coast
London dispatches report the king of Dahomey led a May raid on Dahomey attacked coastal villages under French protection near Porto Novo. Thousands were killed or captured including youths and women to be sacrificed at cannibal feasts. The assault left settlers slaughtered and villages burned.
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London
West Africa
Dahomey
Porto Novo
Rebels Defeated at Kassala with Heavy Losses
A Cairo despatch says rebels attacked Kassala in three columns but were repelled as the garrison fired with heavy losses. The retreating rebels left 2000 oxen and sheep and 700 rifles. garrison casualties were small. England seeks to arrange with Abyssinia to relieve Mirassala.
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Soudon
London
Cairo
Kassala
England
John of
Dublin
The
Freeman’s Journal
Lieutenant Carnarvon
Munster Bank
Earl Carnarvon
Ireland
Gordon
Burke
House of Commons
Billing
Lord Lyons
Paris
Gen. Gordon
el Mahdi
Earl Granville
Temples Bar chat ends in a wedding with English nobleman
A Temple Bar anecdote recounts a sharp New York woman who laments marriage for love, trusting money as security. She argues money preserves allure despite time or misfortune, and soon after accepts an invitation to wed an English nobleman.
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New York
How Quiz Word Began From Quin's London Prank
A Cardiff Mail excerpt recounts actor Quin creating the word Quiz by chalking it on London streets. He bet £100 that by breakfast the next day the term would appear among Londoners, and the prank spread as crowds interpreted the chalked word as a sign of danger or a watchword. Quin won the wager as the word appeared everywhere.
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Cardiff Mail
Quin
Convict Labor Reforms Bring Harsh New Punishment
The Charlotte Observer reports a sweeping reform in county convict management. Convicts perform a full day of labor under strict directions and avoid interaction with passersby. A new punishment suspends the convict by the ankles, feet about a yard above ground, for up to five minutes, after which the prisoner begs mercy. It has been used in only three cases and none repeat it.
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Charlotte
N. C
Exhausted students seek refreshments after baseball game
In Lancaster a group of students paused after a long afternoon of calculating baseball odds and watching a game. They relaxed at a restaurant, chatting about the day’s sporty effort and the challenge of counting outs and hits.
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Lancaster
Trial of Mary Celeste crew and owners continues in light of wreck conspiracy
In the United States circuit court the Mary Celeste trial proceeds on charges that captain and owners conspired to wreck the brig off Hayti in January to defraud insurers. Testimony centers on ale and ullage, with crew co conspirators detailing shipments, labels, and bottling irregularities at Miller’s and related sites as witnesses discuss possible perjury and government employment incentives.
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Hayti
United States
Jacob A. Knopb
Freeman’s
Miller’s
Thomas Farrel
No. 401
Atlantic Avenue
Mr. Miller
Miller
Wilson
Cummings
Sullivan
Blodgett
Grand
William McCormick
William McCormick, Who Worked For Mr. Miller
Bowen
James McCormick
A. B. L. Street
Street
John Hughes
Mr. Farrell
Farrell
Thomas Riley
John Morrissey
Fire damages Pittston area and Boston reports
Fire swept an old building near the Lehigh Valley line in Pittston at 3 PM, scorching the Pittston cracker bakery Swan's hotel and the Susquehanna bridge. Loss nears 100000 with the four story Petts ton Milling plant destroyed. three workers rescued after bridge collapse. Additional brief fire notes from Boston Hyde Park Readville Dorchester Framingham and other cities report minor to moderate losses with several fatalities.
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Wilkesbarre
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Pittston
Pittston Cracker
Swan’s
Susquehanna River
Ross
N. J. Ross
Pettston Milling Company
Boston
New York and New England Railroad
Hyde Park
People’s Ice Companies
Readville
Friegal
Longwood Avenue
David Fiske
Framingham Centre
Hubbard Green
Theoman’s Prison
Mather Street
Dorchester
Oi Colony Railroad
Telegraph
CuIeAaGo
Wells & French Car Company
Bangor
John Crawford
Palmyra
Kansas City
Maryville
Skidmore
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Boston Post
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Maine
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the Mexican Editors
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NEW Hampshire Legislature
Grant, Jr
McGregor
Sevice Office
Signal Service
Thompson’s Spa
Connecticut
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Uncle Law
Smith
R. W. Allen
George H. French
Second
Comptroller’s Office
Edward J. Downe
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Alaska
M. D. Bal
Barton Atkins
Arthur H. Heller
Alabama
Whitney
Jouett
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Saramiila
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Tennessee
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Marine Hospital Bureau
Bahia
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Cadiz
Port of Entry
Puerto Real
Andes
Hun
Carver
Nantas
NEW England Notes
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Forth-Ninth
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Warren Seavey
Barrytown
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Cyrus Bushway
East Canaan
Albert C. Webster
Idaletta
Salisbury
Dover
Ft. Constitution
Portsmouth Harbor
Greenwich
Stonington Road
Benedict Pond
RK. I
Wm. G. Hardman
George Hardman
Appenaug
Davis, Gurney & Sons
South Abington
Plymouth
Plymouth Cordage Works
Charles Plummer
Lawrence Mills
Plummer
Lowell Hospital
Mary Sargent
Dana Sargent
George Marshall
Hudson
Southbridge
Worcester Gazette
Hamilton Woolien Company
American Optical Company
Dresser
New Hampshire Antiquarian Society
Contoocook
Byron C. Burnham
Walter S. Davis
Saco
Foster
Lillian Russell
Mechanics’ Building
Ad. Neuendorff
Ellis
Billee Taylor
Boston Museum
Solomon’s
Claude Duval
Capt. Brown
Empire State Excursions
South Norwalk
Grace Grofut
Andrew J. Crofut
H. A. Matthewson
Lille Pattison
Philip Knapp
Amelia Orlich
St. Mary’s Church
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J. B. Buckstone
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Heela
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Richard Roberts
Berlin
German New Guinea
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Temple Bar
Sueston Post
Milk
Washington St
Boston Weemly Post
Advacace
Aily Post
Treasurer Post Publishing Co
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