Congress Controls Its Own Appropriations, Stephens Says
Alexander H. Stephens asserts the issue is Congress is to control its appropriations and specify public money uses not state rights. He cites Fessenden and Pike’s Civil War letter, noting 1858 views on army bills and war-time supplies, with Seward criticized for wavering. The piece frames political debate as a matter of fiscal authority and party dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander H. Stephens
Congress
Fessenden
Pike
Seward
Republican Party
Democracy of
Ohio
Gen. Ewing
Senate
House of Representatives
Ferry
Michigan
Grant
Washington
New York
South
Wade Hampton
Treasury Department
Doctors and Lawyers Face Universal Distrust and Reliance
An exchange notes that the world never lets doctors or lawyers be alone and that distrust exists in the universal heart across ages. Yet when illness or misfortune strikes, people instinctively turn to them for relief, highlighting a paradox in public perception and reliance.
Sherman Speech and Ewing Reply Duel in Maine and Ohio
Secretary Sherman spoke to Republicans in Maine stressing party loyalty and criticizing opponents. Gen Thomas Ewing countered in Lancaster Ohio with facts denying Sherman’s critiques and blaming centralization for fiscal burdens. Gustavus A Somerby a leading local lawyer died suddenly of heart disease. Barns trotted at Chicago in 2.17 3-4 and a pacing horse ran 2.16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustavus A. Somerby
Chicago
Park Theatre Rice’s Surprise Party in Revels
Boston Museum presents A M 8S Pinafore performed by Boston Boys and Girls in the afternoon and evening. Oakland Garden at Corner Columbia Street and Blue Hill Avenue offers music entertainment and illumination in the evening.
Transatlantic steamship movements reported from various ports
The record lists ships with origin ports and dates such as New York July 24, London and Liverpool, Boston July 4, Palestine, Hull July 24, Othello, Adriatic from Liverpool, and Halifax July 24. It notes arrivals and departures including Queenstown, Glamorgan, Crookhaven, and others, reflecting active 1920s era travel traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
France
London
Boston
Palestine
Liverpool
Havana
Niagara
Queenstown
Corinthian
Fron Monreal
Australia
Crookhaven
Glamorgan
Hull
Eng
Algiers
New Orleans
Somerset
Auction notices outline varied sales across cities
A long list of advertised auctions dated July 21 to July 29 details items including horses carriages sleighs harness furniture boots shoes carpets and dress goods. Firms named include Wilmerding Hoener & Co Samuel Bunting's Sons C Warren Hawes & Henshaw Henry C Bird & Co and James H Laws & Co with locations in New York Philadelphia Cincinnati and Philadelphia again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M
Lorses
New York
Wilmerding, Hoener & Co
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting’s Sons
C. C. Warren
James H. Laws & Co
Cinernati
Henry & Hatch
Henry C. Bird & Co
Charlies
Warren Boots
Samuel Bunting
Ke. Po
Wilmerding, Hoguett& Co
Cincinnati
R. L. Day & Co
Hawes & Henshaw
Rhodes & Co
S. Hatch & Co
Hm A. Son
Moses Colman & On
Evon
Wilmerding, Huguetto
Philad
R. F. Pan
Closing prices of mining stocks in San Francisco market
The list shows today’s closing prices for mining shares led by Alpha at 20, Northern Belle 4%, Alta at E54, Ophir at SLM, Best & Belcher 164, Sierra 6%, Union Consolidated 26, Consolidated Virginia 45 6, Bodie 14, Crown Points 44, Gould & Carry 53 1/2, Imperial 1, Grand Prize 4, Julia Consolidated 3, Independence 1 1/2, Consolidated Pacific 7, Mexican 214, Leviathan listed.
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San Francisco
Alpha
Northern Belle
Alta
Ophir
Bichon
Cccas
Best & Belcher
Eychegner
Sgipotoss
Gould & Carry
Martin White
Hale & Norcross
Mono
Navy Chief Engineer Stricken With Apoplexy in Portsmouth
Chief Engineer George D. Emmons of the United States Navy fell ill in Portsmouth on July 24 and is in critical condition but shows some improvement since his seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
George D. Emmons
United States Navy
Facts and Figures that Demolish Secretary Sherman's Sophistries
Gen. Thomas Ewing spoke at Lancaster Ohio on July 24 and argued the 1876 and 1877 political record. He contrasted Democratic control of House spending with Republican funding, claimed wasteful public expenditures, and accused Republicans of incurring debt while touting economy. He warned about federal overreach in elections and stressed state sovereignty against consolidation.
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Sherman
Maine
Portland
Congress
Thomas Ewing
Lancaster
Ohio
Ewing
Republican Party
Mr. Sherman
Farge
United States
John Sherman
Democratic House
FALL RIVER STRIKERS AND SHERMAN SPEECH IN MAINE
Fall River spinners at the Fall River print works quit en masse amid feared intimidation amid recent disturbances. In Lewiston, Maine Secretary Sherman addressed 3,000 voters defending hard money and opposing Greenback aims while warning against Southern domination and urging Republicans to rally to the old banner.
Nebraska Outlaws Fight Detectives in Niobrara County
OmMannA July 24 A News special reports a gun battle between detectives and four members of Doc Middleton's gang in the Niobrara cattle country near Long Pine. Detective Hagen was wounded thrice, Llewelvan missing, others unharmed. Middleton wounded in groin, likely to die, cared for by friends.
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Ommanna
Doc Middleton
Niobrara River
Long Pine
Grand Island
Hagen
Llewelvan
Columbus
Middleton
Fourth day of Unitarian Grove meeting in Werrs New Hampshire
The fourth day opened with a conference led by Rev. C A Haden of Portland and Rev. J H Clif ford of North Andover, with Rev Dr Putnam of Brooklyn delivering a sermon on Heart in Religion. Rev E E Hale of Boston spoke on A common life while Rev E C Bolles of Salem followed with remarks. A 5 PM praise meeting closed the day as weather stayed fine and attendance remained large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werrs
N.H
Unitarian Grove
C. A. Haden
Portland
J. H. Clifford
North Andover
Mass
Mr. Wright
Montpelier
Putnam
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mr. Jones
San Francisco
Campbell
Francestown
E.E Hale
Boston
E. C. Bolles
Salem
SP. M
Manchester
N. H
J. L. Jones
Western Missionary
Jonesville
Wis
Mr. Ames
Bids Accepted for Philadelphia Mint Silver Stock
United States Mint bids were opened for silver bullion with about 600000 ounces offered. All Philadelphia Mint offers at market rate were accepted, Western offers above market rejected, and no purchases were made for San Francisco. About 300000 ounces were bought for Philadelphia, with August coinage planned there due to market-rate shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Mint
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Department
Ottawa to host US Canada three day cricket match
The Cricketers Association of the United States chose Ottawa as the venue for the international cricket match between the United States and Canada. The three day event will be held in the latter part of August or early September, with dates yet to be fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
The
Cricketers’ Association of the
United States
Canada
Bandits kill jailed suspect at Quincy jail and drag body
A group of men entered Quincy jail and shot Frank Hobbs a colored man held on a charge of outraging and nearly killing Mrs. Ferguson in Redding Pike County. They then dragged his bullet riddled body through the streets after the victim identified him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy, Ill
Frank Hobbs
Ferguson
Redding
Pike County
Gloucester Fishermen Call For Washington Action Over Capes
Gloucester fishermen denounce interference with their rights under the Washington treaty as Cape Breton locals bar squid fishing in provincial waters. The Cape Ann Advertiser notes losses for thirteen American vessels, urging prompt government redress and a strong stance to defend fisheries and ensure a profitable bank fishery season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Mass
Cape Breton
Washington
Cape Ann Advertiser
Advertiser
Newfoundland
England
Sioux and Miles Forces Clash Near Little Rocky Creek
Reports from a Beaver Creek dispatch say Lieut. Clark, pursued by Sioux, appealed to Gen. Miles for aid. Miles reinforced, driving the Sioux across Little Rocky Creek with Rice’s howitzers. Casualties include several from Miles’ command and a few Sioux and allied chiefs. Cooler reports say Sitting Bull’s band remains peaceful in Canada and Miles is ordered to stop any Indian war actions.
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New York
Clark
Miles
Little Rocky Creek
Rice
Frenchman’s Creek
Sitting Bull
North Forks
Hardman
Second Cavalry
Genin
Medicine Stand
Magpie
Blue Cloud
Chelmsford's Victory Discussed Amid War End Fears
London July 24 A South Africa despatch says Wolseley ordered Chelmsford to fall back to join Crealock's column near Port Durnford. Ulundi looted, Cetewayo with chiefs as guard. Foreseeable terms doubt, Oham could seize lower Zululand as bulwark. War continuation would be arduous. losses vary, Zulus pressed square, Lancers killed four each in pursuit.
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Londoon
South Africa
Wolseley
Chelmsford
Kambawasa
Crealock
Port Durnford
Ulundi
Cetywayo
Times
Cetewayo
Oham
Zululand
Lancers
Paris petitions on Ferry education bill reach one and a half million
Paris reports one and a half million signatures against Ferry's Education bill though many are alleged to be fraudulent. Gen. Pubarrail is said to have renounced Bonapartism. An above-ground railway project across the channel, registered in 1870, may begin soon. American backing reportedly exists for the Darien Canal project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ferry
Gen. Pubarrail
Channel
Colby University Class Day Draws Crowds In Pleasant Weather
Colby University Waterville Maine held a pleasant class day with muddy streets drying by noon. Exercises at the church included an oration a poem and prayers. Afternoon programs featured history statistics addresses and songs. Freshman class expected at least 45. college fund over 200000 plus Gardner Colby endowment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Colby
Lemont
C. E. Hunt
Nathan Hunt
Colby University
Gardner Colby
Irish University Bill debated in Commons with education scheme proposal
In London the Chief Secretary for Ireland moved the second reading of the Irish University bill. An amendment would require the senate to submit a scheme to Parliament for annual education funding, exhibitions, prizes, scholarships, and fellowships similar to those for which London University receives grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Ireland
London University
Westminster Abbey
Maine Greenbackers Campaign Opens in Portland
Portland Mo July 24 Greenbackers opened their campaign with a City Hall meeting to hear Solon Chase respond to Secretary Sherman. The hall was not full due to short notice. Chase spoke an hour and a half, denouncing bankers aided by Sherman as harming the poor. He defended the honest dollar, argued silver coinage would boost world industry, and warned of a large industrial reserve. Alden J.Blethen presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Greenbackers
City Hall
Solon Chase
Sherman
Chase
Europe
Alden J. Blethen, Esq
Tale of Horror in Jamestown Farmhouse Murder
A farmer Jas Crosby returns home near Conewango Station to find his wife dead in bed with bloodied pillows after being choked. He is knocked unconscious and shot in the hand during an attack by an unseen assailant. A child slept through the event. Private papers vouchers and money were stolen. Two suspects were arrested then released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
N. Y
Jas. Crosby
Conewango Station
Crosby
Patchogue Man Shoots Self in Rutland Hotel
G. E. Baker a Patchogue businessman on his bridal tour shot himself in a Rutland Bates House water closet this afternoon. The ball entered his right lung and he is in critical condition. He says the shooting was an accident while moving a revolver between pockets.
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Rutland
G. E. Baker
Patchogue
Long Island
Bates House
Bankers Convention Calls For National Meet At Saratoga
New York July 24 Over 700 affirmative responses have been received from all parts of the United States for a national convention of bankers to meet in Saratoga on August 6 It is estimated that not fewer than 1 000 delegates will attend representing 6 058 banks nationwide including national state and private institutions.
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Jefferson
Hamilton
Ohio
Maine
New York
United States
Saratoga
Trunk Missing After Boston to East Wareham Trip
A Wareham woman, Mrs Gibbs of Nantucket, traveling with her husband Alanser Gibbs, lost her pocketbook containing about $20 and a trunk check on a trip from Boston via Old Colony Road. The trunk, checked through to Wood's Hall, was claimed by a stranger who only later learned the trunk was not at Wareham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nantucket
Funeral of Allen F. Smith Held at Park Church
The funeral of Allen F. Smith president of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad was held at Park Church in Norwich Conn today. Attending were ex Senator L F S Foster Congressmen J T Wait and David A Weiss of Norwich President Hart of the New York and New England Railroad President Kinnicutt of the Worcester and Nashua Railroad and Superintendent Warner of the Worcester and Nashua Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner
Norwich and New York Transportation Company
L. W. Bacon
Wm.s. Palmer
Yantic Cemetery
Buffalo
N. Y
Wm. F. Parry
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
A. C. Cope
Sheeton
Henderson
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Norwich
Conn
Allen F. Smith
Norwich and Worcester Railroad
Park Church
L. F. S. Foster
J. T. Wait
David A. Weiss
Hart
New York and New England Railroad
Kinnicutt
Worcester and Nashua Railroad
Warner
Turftenders Shine in Chicago Trotting Meet
A nine-horse field competed in the 2.26 pace at Chicago with Charley Ford and Monarch Rule among notable finishers. Barus won the high-stakes race against Hopeful in a dramatic three-heat sequence, amid warnings of owner collusion and a collision between drivers Splan and Tarrell. Narragansett Park also hosted a seven-heat 2.45 class with Despatch and Gloster contending, while Sleepy Tom led a pacing showcase and a San Francisco to New York trek was completed by Feddermeyer in seven months. Reporting included Saratoga action with Bramble and Jericho among victors, plus a trio of other regional exploits.
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ChicaGo
Charley Ford
Cssseccsecees
Aaa Et
Eaceeereans
Pacerson
Geese
Pelae
Pacion
Coke Sathevetnans
Roowiuas Ooise
Splan
Brigadier
Tarrell
Dictator
Rarus
Dan Mace
Hopeful
Barus
Sleepy Tom
Lucy
D. A. Littlefield
Medford
M. G. Despatch
Charles Smith
New York
Br. G. Gloster
Wm. Clegg
Attleboro
B. m. Lady Wilmarth
Visaeauss Ca Walwalie Waken Een
Wageks
Jesse Smith
Brockton
Leon Peter Feddermeyer
R. Lyman Potter
San Francisco
Feddermeyer
Potter
Vanderbilt Scheme Prompts Wabash Rail Arbitration
New York reports describe a Wabash Railroad meeting where directors pursued Vanderbilt terms for Detroit Munroe and Toledo traffic. Vanderbilt sought a 7 percent annual rental on 500000, plus routing all eastbound Wabash freight to Canada Southern, while Grand Trunk’s Hickson backed a 500000 valuation. Arbitration offered but rejected by Vanderbilt, leading to closure of negotiations and a plan to build a joint line with Grand Trunk and Great Western.
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New York
the Sun
Wabash Railroad
Vanderbilt
Detroit, Munroe and Toledo
Wabash Road
Lake Shore Railroad
Canada Southern
Hickson
Grand Trunk
Great Western
Wabash
Detroit
Toledo
Colorado
Oswego Fire Destroys Mills and Nearby Property
A devastating blaze in Oswego New York engulfs the Empire Reciprocity and Lake Ontario flouring mills with attached elevators. Losses reach about 150000 dollars including stock and insured parcels. several adjacent buildings suffer damage before the fire is controlled. Nearby Salisbury Maryland planing mill, Marlboro Massachusetts steambox mills, and other sites report separate fires with varying losses and insurance, including a carload of sheep burned en route from Springfield to Hartford.
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Oswego
N. Y
Empire
Lake Ontario Flouring
Doolittle, Ames & Co
Lake Ontario Bank
Lake Ontario
Leonard Ames
Merry Hopkinson
Chicago
Millers
J. L. McWhorter
B. C. Frost
Stowell & Ames
Dominion Telegraph Company
Empire Mills
Judson
Doolittle, Ames & Co. Millers
Marlboro
Mass
Timothy B. Pateh
Richford
Martin
Springfield
Hartford
Conn
Montreal
Henry Forsyth
William Street
Cincinnati
Ilyatt’s
Washington
Ind
The Lee Assault Case Ends With Five-Year Sentence
In Pittsfield Massachusetts on July 24 John Bottomley was found guilty of felonious assault on Hon Harrison Garfield of Lee after an all night jury deliberation and was sentenced by Judge Rockwell to five years in the House of Correction. The defense had sought asylum in an insane asylum instead of prison and a formal insanity test may be pursued shortly. Bottomley received the sentence calmly.
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Pittsfield
Mass
John Bottomley
Harrison Garfield
Lee
Bottomley
Rockwell
House of Correction
Berkshire Man Sentenced After Crowded Courtroom
A dangerous man long known as a terror to the community was placed in the dock and given a sentence after a lengthy Berkshire courtroom trial. The Berkshire court house crowded throughout the proceedings, especially on the morning of sentencing.
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Berkshire Court House
Berkshire
Memphis Yellow Fever Rises Camp Planned North of City
Eighteen new Memphis yellow fever cases and five deaths reported as government tents arrive to form a camp seven miles north. Rations will not be issued in the city while plantation workers converge seeking free provisions. Authorities fear insufficient guards to prevent looting. Five hundred left the city. two hundred fifty boarded the Ouachita Belle for St. Louis. Nurses from the Howard Association on duty. Texas issues freight and passenger safeguards effective July 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
St. Louis
Howard Association
Texas
Bonaqua Springs
Tenn
Robert Dowdy
U.S. A
New York Quarantine Hospital
Brooklyn
Foreman Slain by Ex-Worker in Candy Factory
A brutal murder occurred at Slawson & Co candy factory in New York as foreman Michael Bolander was stabbed to death by an Italian worker he had discharged days earlier. The assailant fled but was pursued, clashed with police, and was captured after a violent struggle at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Michael Bolander
Slawson & Co
New Church
Dey Streets
Bolander
Lundigren
Election dates set for two mining companies officers
Judge Wright fixed July 31 for Exchequer Mining Company officers and directors election and August 1 for Bullion Company. Ship Washington Libby ran aground near Port Angeles in Washington Territory yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Judge Wright
Exchequer Mining Company
Washington Libby
Port Angels
Washington Territory
Middleton held on charge blocking telegraph poles
Bordentown New Jersey July 24 Charles Middleton was arrested and posted a $1000 bail for obstructing trade and commerce by hindering the erection of poles for the American Union Telegraph Company. A warrant is out for Edward Middleton the brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordentown
N. J
Charles Middleton
American Union Telegraph Company
Middleton
Edward
New York Republican State Convention to Open at Saratoga
A batch of diverse reports notes the New York Republican State Convention slated for September 5 at Saratoga. Other items include a damaging tornado in Fairland Indiana with no fatalities, alibi witness surrender in a murder case, and a thwarted lynching attempt in Athens Alabama.
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Saratoga
Fairland
Ind
George W. Jones
Ballston Spa
N. Y
Jesse Billings
Athens
Ala
Cairo
Gondola
Balke
Chicago
Virginia
Peden
Sable Island
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Havana
Matanza
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Church of Rome
Lowa
Council Bluffs
Hennessy
Dubuque
Conewango
Crosby
Lima
Peru
Chili
Punta Arenas
Straits of Magellan
Pacific Coast
Key
N. S
Gen. Butler
America
Inglefield
Judge Jackson
United States
Woodcock
Nashville
Overton County
Thompson Moore
London Times
Paris
Campany
Suez Canal
Panama
South America
M. de Lesseps
Brazil
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de Witt
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Krainfail
Porssect
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Harris & Jones
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J. Barker
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James Dempsy
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Hallet
United States Court
Col. L. C. Ellsworth
Denver and Rio Grande Railway
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Trunk Lines
Salisbury
FTC
MR. Garfield
Lurnett
Woodbury’s Cafe
Tremont St
Ag W. A. Batchelor
Sena
Bond Street
Dyp&p&wytc Jyis
Piper
Henry A
Water St
Stoddard
GEO. T
Milk Street
S. Doane & Greenough
State Street
GAY, Aaron R. & CO
Tobey, P.S. & CO
Devonshire St
DODD
Horace
Washington Street
Niles, S. R
Tremont Street
Pettingill
Frost & Adams
Cornhill
Hastings
Wadsworth Rhos & H
Wash. St
Bird, Henry C. & CO
Hatch, Samuel & CO
Congress St
Harris, OH. & CO
Harris
Cyrus L. & C O
Central
Summer Street
Holbrook & Fox
Post Office Square
Howe, Albert & CO
Brighton
Johnson, Moody & CO
Dev. Street
Hrnights
S. R
Old State House
Kennedy
Bankers
Attwood Gilp
T & CO
Fgote & French
Cangress Street
Parker & Stackpole
Devonshire
Peck, F. H
Exchange Place
Bock Publishers
Batchfller
Blanchard, Fuller &Coo
Peari St
Boyd, J. &O
Suimmer Street
Brufeum, Dbd. C
Pearl Street
Cox
Bigh Street
Ccurtis, WN & CO
Federal Street
Edmunds & Mayo
Hwayden, Gpaerderier &9
Pearl Bt Johnson, Rust & T2
Summer St. Meith
SORS
Martin, Shinner & Fay
High St
STOWE
Bills & Whitney
Pearl
Jarvis Furnace CO
Boylston Brewery
Central Street
Baffeneffer &C
Boston Beef CO
Central Wharf
Offie
S Central Nt
Continental Brewery
COOK
I8aat & CO
Houghton
Yallock
Carpetincs
Bond & Son
Ramngs & Miourton
Kilby Street
Morse, H.& A.& CO
Burnett, Jos. & CO
Holmes Fuer.co
Wash
St. Holman, Foun & CG
Friend &J. Paine, J. S
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WM. C
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Hixon, Edward & CO
St. Jones, Julius A. & CO
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Clarendon Hotel
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Sherman Hotse
Court Square
the ST. James
Vossler
Hawley Street
Young's
J. H. Cutter
Milton J. Barde & CO
Central St
Ballard
Vincent
Temple Place
Chaffin
Wash. Street
Freeman & Gray
Mewins & Trollis
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Calkrow
Joan G
Washington At
Lyon, George & CO
West Street
Fisher & Fairbanks
Speltey, Hunt Rhos
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Wash. Smith AM. Organ CO
Chandler, H. P
Devonshire Street
Farnsworth
FE. S
Water Street
OLPE
JAS. F. C
Jeffries, John & Sons
Dev
Lincoln
WM. & Son
Porter, Ales
Thayer
Edward F
Equitable B'g- Wade
J. M
WM. Bond & Son
Barrett, C.B. & CO
St. Cochran
Congress Square
TOWER
Franklin Street
Kings
Bainbore” Street
Isaac F. Dobson
Post-office Square
John L. Bird
Hanover Street
F.T
New House
Dorchester Avenue
Crescent Avenue
Dorchester District
Old Colony Railroad
D. H. McKay
School Street
Congress Street
Knowles Steam Pump Co
Rae Fi
Russell
Doane Street
North Market Street
James T. Davis & Ufmyt CO
P O. Box
Conn & Dupont
LV Elkhart
Boston Post
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Suffolk
Charles H. Jackson
Austin Bigelow
Copartners
Hiram B. Tripp
J. H. Paine
Asst
Istrict Court OF the
United Do ST
Massachusetts
Frederick Morrill
F. W. Palfrey
Register
Clement Hugh Hill
Jvil
Estrict Court OF the
District OF
Theodore L. Harlow
William ©. Gray
Samuel B. Noyes
Joseph Willard
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